no, that's not noel, that's -- you can't see where noel is, that's not him. photo. [ laughter ] >> steve: you think he's taking the photo? is that him lying down? is that a silhouette of his -- see him laying down there -- there's his hair. yeah, there, now -- now you're -- >> jimmy: can you zoom out a a little bit. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: like that's his nose? >> steve: yep. [ laughter ] eyes, yeah -- >> jimmy: that's noel. >> steve: yep, he grew a beard. >> jimmy: he grew a beard and this is people living on the surface of noel gallagher's body? >> steve: yeah. kind of like a microbiome kind of thing. >> jimmy: that was originally -- the original title. >> steve: what? "people living on the surface?" >> jimmy: "people living on the surface of noel gallagher's body." [ laughter ] >> steve: but then they just changed it to hot -- >> jimmy: they changed it back to this, it's called, "who built the moon?" >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: "fallon five!" >> jimmy: "fallon five," five minutes, randomly, throughout the olympics. [ laughter

so on noel's day out, she got a hike, and then they took her to get a pupacchino. got a party with her friends at the shelter. they had some cake, doggy approved cake. >> these dogs make their jobs easy because they're just so cute. >> you could see how this dog can now jump up on the couch. >> wow. >> just like a boxer jumps. you mentioned they were concerned about her quality of life. it would take the right person to take her in. >> one heck of a day for that dog that now needs a forever home. >> we love noel! >>> what are you doing, mate? >> starts with a grumpy uncle on a rooftop in hong kong becomes one of the scariest, stupidest slickist videos i've seen. >> where are we going? >> all around hong kong. >> they start making their escape across the rooftops leaping and jumping like gazelles but with precision and while it's relatively convention until now, hold onto your butts. wow, that looked like a good 40 or 50 stories. the video just getting going. >> that was a huge gap, dude. >> that's a city view i don't want to pay for. >> they leap across, leap acros

but it is for noel. as you can see, knnoel is not le other dogs. she's cute. >> adorable. >> she's bi-pedal. >> she's a rescue dog. she was abandoned. she had been hit by a car. the prognosis didn't look good. they took her to a vet. there you see two broken legs. the doctor said in order for this dog to survive, we're going to have to amputate the front two legs. even if they did the surgery, it was risky. she might not survive. check this out. >> my goodness. >> she made it through the surgery. they said, you know what? she's not going to have much of a life. she's having one heck of a life. that's why rocky made this video. this video is part of a new thing he is doing online called dogs day out. doings d he gets a rescue dog, takes them out to have a great day so people can watch the stories online and think, that is a great dog. maybe i should adopt that dog. on noel's day out, she got a hike and then they took her to get a pup-achino. >> what's that? >> look at this. she got a party with her friends at the shelter. they had cake. dog -- look

gallo / 5-15 noel the ground levelcoming up from feet flame coming up from the ground level 5-15 noel gallo / oakland city council sot big fight between those inside and those trying to get inside and they believe the ones ran out pushed out came back and set the firevo this is noel gallo's district, that is what he has heard as how this fire started. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation.no one was hurt. fire fighters will stay here for a few more hours to make sure the fire does not flare up again.liveback out here live, you can see....live in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news. kron 4 news.justine waldman kron 4 news. (vicki) another big story.. a quake swarm continues to rattle people living in and around danville. there were three small jolts this afternoon and more than a dozen small quakes since last night.(grant) kron4's maureen talked to residents just after a 3-point-5 hit. the quakes that that stuck just after 12noon are the reason this flat screen tv broke inside a shop in downtown danville.it started shaking and then all the car alarms started going off when

i think jason and noel are right. i'm sad to say it.vel around america and in the middle of america, people are not as focused on this as i think they need to be. for understandable reasons though. this is something that's very new. we haven't faced this kind of challenge in america before, this scale. they are -- people are worried about getting their kids to school and through school and making sure bills are paid on time. they expect their leaders to lead and take care of problems like this. but on the republican side, you have most leaders telling their people for a while this is a nothing burger. so they tend to believe that. they see on fox news this is nothing. they're being told it's nothing. but what will change things is if mueller delivers an indictment of someone in trump's team that is as detailed as this indictment of 13 russians. if he then delivers an impeachment referral to congress, then i think people do pay attention to this and realize this is a serious issue and our republican defends on our defending ourselves aga

through official channels is legal and frankly, it's my ethical obligation. >> but city councilman noel gallo questions the mayor's motives and sources. he believes it could be a political move to grab votes. re according to m >> i get these weekly. the i.c.e. is coming. the i.c.e. is at school. the i.c.e. is going down the street. the i.c.e. is at b.a.r.t., but they aren't there. >> reporter: why do you think the mayor is trying to grab attention? >> well, we're all running for office, reelection. >> according to mayor schaaf, her sources say the raids could go on the next three days. >>> other news tonight, there is rain on the way for the bay area. the skies have gone from clear at 5:00 tonight to partly cloudy to cloudy and over san francisco right now we're not getting any rain yet, but that's because it's mostly up around cape mendocino, but it will be here around sunrise tomorrow as the cold front powers south bringing light to moderate rain for a brief spell, but right during the morning commute. so showers will develop and spread south overnight tonight. there's a chance of a t

kron 4's dan kerman reports i was panicked; i didn't know what to do.san jose resident jolene noel isecalling her reaction to seeing flood waters start barreling down her street after coyote creek overflowed its banks nearly a year ago. her neighborhood near east williams was one of three that was devastated by the floodssot jolene noel/flood victim 18-23no one came here to say you might flood too.sot geordie smith/flood victim 24-33not a word and when you talk about things that people have lost you are talking about heirlooms things that people keep in their basement that would have been easy to save if anybody had said anything upfront.the lack of notice to flood victims is one cause of action in a lawsuit that will be filed this week against the city of san jose the county of santa clara and the santa clara valley water district. it seeks millions of dollars. sot amanda hawes/attorney 52-102we are seeking compensation for what was lost, be it real property or structures contents, danaged personal property, health impacts, time lost from the job, from education, things you can't get

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department confirms the next person in the line of succession now that rachel brand has left would be noel francisco. boy, am i willing to bet he's been googled more times than his entire life before now. he was nominated by president trump last march and senate confirmed him in september, all but one democrat voted against him before he joined administration he was best known for representing bob mcdonnell when the supreme court overturned the conviction on multiple corruption charges. mr. francisco clerked for supreme court justice antonin scalia in the george bush administration and argued against obamacare in the supreme court. so a president increasingly frustrated with a special counsel investigation into the russia matter, the number three justice steps down. the solicitor general next in line. this is a movie we have seen before as a country. i was 7 months old the last time it happened. i feel like i'm 700 years old watching it happen again. joining us now is a senior fellow at the brookings institute and editor in chief of "law fair" and here tonight for his expertise and he cons

that was flooded last year at this time wiping out much of what was in their basement.áásot jolene noelod victim 37-47the water heater, the water softener, the electrical, the plumbing,we had to get mold remediation and have all the mud removednow this family is one of about 150 that will file a lawsuit this week against the santa clara valley water district, the city of san jose and the county of santa clara on several fronts, first for doing a poor job at controlling the levels at anderson reservoiráásot amanda hawes/attorney 111-120when anderson overtops there is flooding of coyote creek, otherwise no flooding, start with anderson, control the levels of water there are all sorts of requriements in place now to keep the level way below 99 percent, they weren't doing thatattorney amanda hawes says the suit will also find the agencies were negligent when it came to getting the word out that flooding was imminentsotas the people who experienced it will tell you it was terrifying and no chance to rescue or save anything, totally preventable, inexcusable.standup dan kerman/san jose 145-154

him or he does decide to resign, now with rachel brand no longer there, the next in charge would be noelrancisco. a lawyer for the exvirginia governor bob mcdonell in a bribery case before the supreme court, among other things. what does this mean for the mueller investigation to see rachel brand go? does it mean anything, eric? >> well, we don't know. at this point, rod rosenstein obviously is still there and still doing his job. i would note that if push comes to shove and trump decides he wants rosenstein out of there he is not limited to noel francisco as the next in line. there's a reform act that enables trump to move around chess pieces on the board. he can install any person who's been confirmed by the senate as acting deputy attorney general to replace rosenstein for around nine months or he can do the same thing with any senior person who's been at the department of justice for at least 90 days. so, for example, we could get scott pruitt, who's head of the epa, former oklahoma attorney general to be slotted in to replace rod rosenstein. >> let's talk about the memo. what do you

noel francisco right now is the solicitor general. my question is i saw a lot of people react to rachel brand's departure as upset because they felt that she was a figure of integrity, ha she had trust and reputation and this meant in some ways the pressure of the president is putting on doj is working. is that your take away? >> i think so. seize i stalwart, a total pro. and she's and chore within the department. there are a few others but she's certainly one for those people who want to actually have the traditional doj mission of the rule of law. you know, i thought immediately back when we got her the news to the video from a week ago where sessions is you know, ungsiously showering her and rosenstein with praise and she seeps on stage to be a little uncomfortable. maybe she's a good midwesterner but part of her is thinking i'm out of here in a week. >> yeah, i want to -- i want to play that and get your response to that, matt. >> okay. >> thank you, rachel for your kind words and more importantly, for your strong leadership as ou

noel, i'll start with you here. a, does donald trump jr.stand that the meeting with a key part of robert mueller's investigation and b, why does he not get it is such a big deal? >> i think that donald trump is probably exasperated with the ongoing investigation and i think donald trump as well as his whole family, they are ready for this to come to an end. i feel like that they feel like they have done absolutely nothing wrong and that they are ready for, you know, this whole thing to move on and i also think that they feel like they have already identified some of the guilty party with flynn and with papadopoulos and with manafort and they feel like that -- it's just not leading their way and enough is enough. and what you saw on you know, wa watters world on fox news is a guy that's truly headed and ready for it to be done and what he did as he said, he had the 20 minute meeting and he was pretty much hood winked in that meeting and led to believe it was about something else. he's finished with it. i think he's exasperated. >> you think

if president trump were to fire rosenstein his current solicitor general noel francisco would be the man overseeing mueller and would have the direct ability to fire him. that could facilitate the end of robert mueller as special counsel. harry lipman, a former u.s. attorney worked with rachel brand as a clerk for supreme court justice anthony kennedy, justice analyst matt miller a former chief spokesperson for the department of justice under president obama. let me start with you, harry. knowing rachel brand, having been very high up in a political position at the doj, what do you make of this? >> look, what i don't make of it is that the walmart offer was just irresistible and she couldn't say no. i mean, in terms of why she left, there's a sort of divide in washington between the kind of credentialed conservatives and the traditional stripe and then the kind of trump infidel. she's very much in the first camp and that correlates with people who would be more likely to resign than to fire bob mueller. but for her, you know, there's a lot of reports how miserable it is to work there

noel, so they area it easier but it is.n't play with the quality needed although we had a great chance for a corner they didn't have too much but for a team of their quality, second half they started well and we had to keep going. you are not going to dominate these game, you have to do the ugly stuff, which we did, kept them as minimalas we stuff, which we did, kept them as minimal as we could and we grew into the game i thought. there was a sombre start to manchester united‘s game against huddersfield town with united commemorating the 60th anniversary of the munich air disaster players were wearing black armbands, fans received a commemorative book and a minute‘s silence was observed before kick off. the game itself saw romelu lukaku put manchester united ahead in the second half before new signing aexis sanchez scored his first goal for the club. a 2—0 win for united means huddersifled are in the relegation zone and city‘s lead at the top is down to 13 points. i guess we had round probably 80% of more possession in the

. >> councilman noel guyo questions the public alert. >> it creates a lot of fear in people. people don't go to work tomorrow. >> the rapid response network is on alert telling undocumented people to know their rights. >> we're telling people just to be careful about what's going on. be sure that those coming after you, if you're in your house, that they have a warrant for your arrest. >> the mayor says her sources those targeted by i.c.e. sweeps were wanted for immigration violations and not crimes. shaf doesn't believe she's obstructing justice with her warning. >> i did seek legal counsel about what my obligations are in this situation. >> in a statement, an i.c.e. spokesperson told abc7 news there are i.c.e. operations every day. and it is unclear what the mayor is referring to. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> the mayor may have been referring to incidents like one that happened today in napa. family of an undocumented 39-year-old man recorded video of a half dozen i.c.e. agents arriving at their property. they went straight to the backyard and detained the man. he's been

protesters plan to gather at one of the busier tech bus stops near noel valley. >> beer efficientian dose will be waiting in line to down one of the world's most prized beers. the nextózk two weeks starting today the russian river brewing company will lease it's triple ipa and it only has that day's allotment until it runs out. the wait in line can take up to eight hours. folks bundle up out there. although we are told there are special off site locations that do have special deals to serve it up as well. >> i bet they're happy it's not raining. >> they would wait anyway. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," super bowl splurging, the super bowl is two days away and billions will be spent by sports fans to enjoy the day. >>> plus new this morning, americans didn't spend -- or spare on the spending during the holiday season, we will show you how profitable the season of giving was. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. continues in palo alto. it is 4:39. new this morning controve

trip to urgent care is where seventh grade teacher tara noel ended up after school tuesday. >> i have some cough, congestion i'm had it all weekend. i'm teacher so i'm around kids and germs all day. >> reporter: she moved fast. doctors say if you want to kick the flu or at least dramaly reduce its effects you've got treat it win 48 hours. >> we have anti virals that we give to patients in the form of a pill. what that does decreasing the severity of the disease in the patient but also decreases the communicable of the disease. >> nurse practitioner amy's patient case load at my doc urgent care in center city is up their% over the past few weeks which has been worst so this flu season. we're actually breaking records with more than 47,000 cases now reported in pennsylvania. 10,000 in new jersey. and 3,000 in delaware. most patienting with a type a strain. >> we're seeing more a than b for sure. a is associated with. avian flew h1n1. it's more severe symptoms. >> reporter: what's worse than getting the new? >> i have seen people who have gotten it again. >> reporter: recovering then com

. >> reporter: councilman noel guyo question it s the public a. >> it creates a lot of fear in people the rapid response network is on alert telling undocumented people to know their rights. >> we're telling people to be careful about what's going on. be sure that those who are coming after you, if you're in your house that they have a warrant for your arrest. >> reporter: the mayor says her sources say those targeted for i.c.e. sweeps were wanted for immigration violations and not for crimes. she doesn't believe she's breaking the law with the warning. >> i did seek my legal counsel on my situation. >> reporter: i.c.e. told abc 7 news there are i.c.e. operations every day and it is unclear what the mayor is referring to. >>> san jose's mayor has agreed to share if he has heard anything about i.c.e. raids. he tweeted a statement stating regardless of the truth of these rumors, my message to our immigrant residents remains the same, we have your back. he said his police force does not help in i.c.e. operations. >>> a college basketball coach arrested on suspicion of domestic violence a

. >> joining me now morris reid and noel and chris whipple, author of the gatekeepers.the big panel here. chris, i will start with you and get your reaction to what you heard in those comments. how do you read them? >> it is incredible. with any other president i think john kelly would be gone by now. i mean this is not really defensible. i think he understands it was some how reasonable and normal. it would disqualify him as a potential replacement. smoe i am told a number of west wingers were fired because of allegations of pot use. that was considered a brick wall. you couldn't get a clearance. it is almost beyond belief. >> they reporting senior white house with staffers told rob poert porter to stay and fight. is it more than just due process? >> yeah. he doesn't really care and has a history of always questioning domestic violence, sexual assault allegations, whether it was his friend, whether it was his former campaign manager, whether it was him himself. it could never be subjected to abuse because she is strong and capable. this is an administration that doesn'

noel was so excited he began tweeting pictures of his lunch to his twin. >> this was a big treat in montrialable to get it here is astounding, unbelievable, amazing.>> reporter: lex admits opening the restaurant was a bit of a gamble. >> i have no background. i like to eat it. >>> it is a gamble that is paying off. it is time smoked meat takes its rightful place in an area that celebrates food diversity. >> we forgot about canada and they are so nice they didn't want to mention it. we thought we would do that for them. >>> lex says he hopes this place will become a second home for canadians who have wondered in the culinary wilderness for far too long. >> we are taking over baby. but in a polite way. >> it sure looks good. lex said he got the idea to make his own smoked meat after he had a brisket confiscated by a customs agent on a flight back to the united states.>> confiscated, right. it went home. they had a good meal that night. >> do not forget to join us for night beat at 10:00. we will be back here tonight at 11:00. have a great night. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world.

. >> reporter: these dogs were excited at this pet food store in pin noel, they were found abandonedess emcampment in merced, including a 7-year-old who was crushed by a shopping cart and is getting surgery. and then there's little beans, abandoned in a shoe box in a park. she was separated from her all right and was abandoned herself. she's now a surrogate mother. >> hurricanes, goods, fires, there's so many natural disasters, but people don't really pay attention to is that there's a disaster every day in the central valley, they're inundated with strays, puppy breeders, dogfighter. >> whether they continue to breed, or whatever they continue to sell they keep. >> reporter: senior dogs passed their time of breeding are put out on the street. bay area rescue organizations are sending vans weekly to the central valley and bringing those kas aways here. >> the bay area is so dog friendly, we know that dogs are going to find homes here, loving homes here. >> reporter: milar foundation and mad dog rescue will be adopting these dogs, and as for the youngest, little beans, they'll be nurs

boarded up building became notorious for criminal activity - like drug deals and prositiution.1:12 -1;25 noel gallo / oakland city council sot if walked in on any other day or night you would see people living there shooting up and i have walked in and witnessed it as of sunday morning and it was serious.also serious, safety concerns in the neighborhood. because people believe the fire started as a form of retalition.larry austin / case manager sot we taking extra precausion we glad the police are out there now but we dont know what we are going to do yet (justine) many called this is a sore spot in the fruitvale district, and hope now it will get knocked down.the cause of the knocked down.now it will get district, and hope the fruitvale is a sore spot in many called this (justine) going to do yet (justine) many called this is a sore spot in the fruitvale district, and hope now it will get knocked down.the cause of the fire is under investigation.as the arson teams works to figure out who and what is responsible.live in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news. kron 4 news. ( pam ) we first told y

so it would go to solicitor general noel francisco. a trump appointee. frank, does this worry you?think mueller has a backup plan that we don't know about right now that will mitigate this situation? >> yeah, so regardless of brand's motivation for her resignation, this vacancy is a fortuitous occasion for the white house to put their own person in. whether it's truly the solicitor general coming in or someone else, we don't know, but what we should know is that bob mueller's watching all of this. bob mueller is a master strategist. he spent a successful career thinking of next moves. and this is a trip wire for him. this is an indicator for him. just as in the terrorism world you look for trip wires and indicators that an attack might be imminent. he's looking at this and he's planning. and i would venture a guess he's got what i'll call a prosecutorial parachute, what's that? if he sees a termination attempt coming or sees someone coming in who's going to tightly constrain his remit, he may have a package of draft filings, charges, he may have a filing of a draft of findings to p

. >> noel. >> sometimes you have to divert from democratic talking points and look at the situation andze that public schools, the only remedy they use is throwing more and more and more cash. >> but you cannot deny the fact that charter schools block of school choice, school vouchers, all this work because they put the focus back on the student. they don't have the fancy buildings, they don't put money on bad teachers, there's more teacher union. >> there's a lot of democrats in favor of charter. >> i just don't think we are spending money efficiently either way. whether it's a charter school or public school. >> when you spend less money and get better results, that is by definition spending money more efficiently read but that's a continued conversation for another day. thank you very much. i love these hot discussions. >> coming up, heating up in the middle east with russia warning the u.s. to back off and it comes just after american airstrike. who were those people. i'll talk about all that, next. i sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... pl

boarded up building became notorious for criminal activity - like drug deals and prositiution.1:12 -1;25 noel gallo / oakland city council sot if walked in on any other day or night you would see people living there shooting up and i have walked in and witnessed it as of sunday morning and it was serious.also serious, safety concerns in the neighborhood. because people believe the fire started as a form of retalition.larry austin / case manager sot we taking extra precausion we glad the police are out there now but we dont know what we are going to do yetgoing to do yetwhat we are but we dont know are out there now glad the police precausion we taking extra manager sot we taking extra precausion we glad the police are out there now but we dont know what we are going to do yet going to do yetgoing to do yet what we are going to do yet (grant) we first told you about this with a breaking news push alert. stay connected on breaking news in your neighborhood .... by downloading our app today and opting in for alerts. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs ar

. >>> aaron noel lab will be the starting pitcher or the phillies on opening day.eserved honor for the 24 years old. nola says it's one step to hopefully set the tone for the rest of the season. >> he's earned it. he's unequivocally the right choice and he's an absolute gamer, grinder and a stud and we're proud to have him on our roster. >> definitely exciting. it's a on honor to be named that. it's one game a lot of other games that i want to pitch, um, throughout the season. >>> one iowa basketball player in intentionally missed a free throw after night. even though the hawk eyes were trying to defend their lead late in the game this was for the best reason. jordan missed his shot off the rim. if he made it he would have broken the school record for most consecutive free throw owned by chris street that was killed in car accident back in 1993. wild the strook was still happening. he missed the shot and he pointed his finger to the sky. >> my favorite story of the day right there. >> wow. >> street's parents are season ticket holders in the stands mom is crying. d

noel o'halloran will be speaking to us on radio. bloomberg.y on a tuesday over in new york. futures over in the united states pointing downward. the asian session is moving higher, but s&p futures suggest a little more weakness to come. let's get it bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: amazon is cutting hundreds of jobs at its seattle headquarters. in new areas of business like cloud computing. this is seen as a broader reorganization of the company, but some see as a shift of automating tasks once done by humans. billionaire steve covance -- point-72 asset management has been accused of sexism. 72 emphatically denies the allegations. mercedes-benz has confirmed that it will skip the detroit auto show next year. carmakers are increasingly saving big announcements for technology conferences. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: juliette, think you very you very much. the market is on course for restoring balance, given that robust demand and producer complaints. in the past two days we have seen global stocks rally an

next in command if rachel brand is going to leave, is this solicitor general of the united states noelfrancisco. there is every expectation i'm told by people in the white house that he is and would be very sympathetic to president trump's view that he, trump, is the victim in this investigation. >> we also know he would have conflicts of interest based on what his law firm's work is doing connected to the trump white house, the administration. so it doesn't sound like it's that clear-cut, right? >> it is not that clear-cut. he would have conflicts of interest. but the most important potential conflict of interest, and let me say something that's a little new here, is that run of the reasons or factors that may figure in rachel brand leaving the justice department is that her husband is a partner in the sa sidley austin law firm that will take over the defense of rick gates who has been indicted with paul manafort. the white house has been apair for a while that rachel brand was going to have to accuse herself from any oversight of the investigation should rosenstein be fired. and the

. >> reporter: and jolene noel also lost family heirlooms when her basement flooded. her final out of pocket expenses will likely be about $10,000. >> they need to take responsibility for what they've done. >> reporter: as we approach the one year anniversary of the coyote creek flooding, attorney amanda haas who lives within the flood zone filed a massive lawsuit seeking damages likely to total in the millions of dollars. the law says the overtopping of anderson reservoir was preventible. debris that collected in the creek and blocked the flow of water should have been cleared and residents should have gotten some kind of early warning to evacuate before it was too late. haas has lived through three floods in coyote creek over the past four decades and said the city of san jose, santa clara county and the santa clara valley water district have known about the flooding for generations. >> coyote creek doesn't flood unless anderson reservoir overtops. when it overtops, coyote floods. if it doesn't overtop, no flood. so fix the damn dam. >> reporter: lena veray owns the

. >> that's oakland city councilman noel gallo who says the historic 100-year-old building may have beenet on fire intentionally. good evening, everyone. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the fire was reported just before 2:00 this afternoon at at the former miller avenue branch library near international boulevard. we have more on the developing news tonight. ktvu's henry lee, some people call the building an eyesore but others thought it should have been preserved. >> for years city leaders haggled over what to do with this building. now there's not much after this fire consumed what's left of it. cell phone video cell shows flames shooting out of the former library on international boulevard. >> it was scary because it was a lot of flames. >> reporter: the fire in the fruitvale district could be seen for miles. skyfox was overhead as dozens of firefighters battled the two-alarm fire for several hours. no injuries have been reported. >> we got called from oakland police department that we had a structure fire at 15th and miller on fire. we responded. we found what is an ol

united states they have formal relationsh with the government and its considered the very close ally noel formal ties or help the kurds get some kind of recognition. how do you do that in the absence of the relationship with the horrible regime. the last few questions a peck. i know there are a lot of whether or not they are listed as a terrorist or not. the white pg is not. i like the panel to look at what goes on on the ground do they target and in of innocent civilians. as a terrorist group. should neither be terrorist groups. there were lots of reasons they sought as a terrorist group. the allies who felt like they were facing terrorism. if you look historically and there were times when civilians were killed. they were paid to fight against the pkk. for turkey it's enough that they had been targeted whether it was targeting them or not. and that the organization took up in urban centers to reinforce the idea that they deserve to be a terrorism list and given the relations between turkey and the united states. and hard to demand in the united states would remove the pkk from the list.

(steve)this is councilman noel gallo's district, that is what he has heard as how this fire started. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation.no one was hurt. (pam) another big story.. an earthquake swarm continuing to rattle the nerves of people living in and around danville. there were three small jolts this afternoon, and more than a dozen small quakes since last night. kron4's maureen kelly talked to residents just after a 3-point-5 hit. all of a sudden the house shook really violently and then shook again i check the house couple things fell off the shelves in the garage everything's okthis longtime danville resident is taking the latest in a series of quakes in stride.the north american plate must be be sliding under the pacific plate that's all i can figure out maybe mount diablo getting higher i don't know laugh if it ends here that's ok if it's a precursor to something else it's kind of scarybut this man who lives closer to the epidcenter of today's jolts is a little more shaken up.i start hearing the rumbling in the ground and then feeling my chair shake my desk s

mercer county applebee's restaurant back in november is now formally charged with murder. 27-year-old noelowell the third was indicted on one count of first degree murder and other charges. investigators say 23-year-old devon smith was inside the bar in lawrence township restaurant apple pee's when powell walked in and shot him in the head. he was arrested days later and has been in the mercer county jail ever since. >>> skyfox over the ben franklin bridge where one side of the walkway will soon be shutting down. bikers and pedestrians won't be able to use the south walkway starting on february 22nd because of construction and it's going to be closed for about four months. the path will undergo structural up grades like replacing the stairway. the project is going to cost about $8 million. you still can use the north walkway during this time. >>> well, do you take nj transit to get into new york city? that could change. amtrak saying it could prevent nj transit trains from using its tracks between trenton and new york. this comes after nj transit reported it only has installed positive tra

to leave in the next few weeks, we are told by the justice department, the next person in line is noelcitor general. another problem with him in that he was a former partner at jones, day law firm, and that's a law firm that is handling a lot of the legal work for the trump campaign. so if he becomes next in line to oversee the mueller investigation, the russia investigation, erin, he might have to recuse himself, again, because his former partners at jones, day are doing work for the trump campaign. >> all right. thank you very much, evan. it's a significant development. let's go outfront to congressman. thanks for your time. this news breaking tonight. are you worried about rachel brand's resignation and what it could mean for robert mueller russian investigation? >> good evening from phoenix, arizona. this news is concerning. she does have a very good reputation at the justice department. we want as much structure in place around this investigation. and i hope that she would be willing to talk if there was anything she had seen that was concerning, as far as pressure being placed on

earlier i spoke to the lead researcher, noel brick.with did with 2a club level runners. we basically have them run for six minute blocks, even smiling, frowning or grimacing, trying to consciously relax orjust maintain their normal thoughts. what we found was when runners were smiling, they we re was when runners were smiling, they were about 2.8% more efficient than when they were frowning, and also it felt a little bit easier. so nearly 396 felt a little bit easier. so nearly 3% over the course of a competitive marathon is a fair chunk of time off. hiya yes, 2.8% improvement in efficiency would probably equate to about 2% in a marathon, so for a four hour marathon runner, potentially it could be about three minutes of their time, if they save energy in their way. what is going on physiologically that makes the difference, do you think? we think is happening is when we smile and experience a positive, pleasant emotional state like that, we become more relaxed, and a relaxed run is an efficient runner. we think by smiling people in our

it is the largest force in england and wales. 0ur reporter noel phillips has been to see how it workss to tackle knife crime. before i actually became a gang member, i was actually stabbed on my way home back from the football. the lives of these young men may be the most remarkable. some were once notorious gangsters but now they have put their past behind them for one common goal, to prevent violence and save lives. if you don't let me walk... if you do not let me walk away... if you do not let me walk... i said give me that. ok, so these people have been caught shoplifting by the security guard and they are not trying to get caught. we've had times when people are coming to the altar and dropping their drugs on the altar. the pastor responsible for their transformation claims that successive governments have failed to get a grip on violent crime and it is now time for the church to take action. over 55% of the people in the church were ex—gang members, drug dealers. last year, 2017, we had over 1000 people, young people, came forward to renounce that life. # no, no, no....#. we are

we still don't noel the conditions of some of those people in the hospital. what else do you expect to hear from the sheriff in a couple minutes? >> reporter: the last update we had was that there were 17 dead and this young man has been charged with premeditated murder of 17 people. 15 who were transported to hospitals, two, by the way, were transported and died. 15 people still alive in hospital at last check, five were critical. so that's where we stand with the number of dead and wounded. this makes it the third largest school mass shooting in american history and of course the 18th shooting at a school this year. police are trying to piece this all together. who knew what about this young man? he was expelled from the school and they're trying to figure out who should have known and who did know? he bought this gun legally about a year ago. you can buy an assault style rifle when you're 18-year-old in florida. this was an assault style rifle. one of the reasons he was expelled for getting into fights and for keeping ammunition in his bag at school. a lot

elena noel, trustee of the charity growing against violence.ramme. alison, i would like to begin with you. begin with you. tell our audience what happened to your son. what happened to your son. joshua went out to a party on friday night and never came home. night and never came home. followed and said the club and stabbed once in the heart. stabbed once in the heart. hard to stay alive but died on september 21 in 2013. september 21 in 2013. how do you cope with that? i survive. time hasn't made it better. hasn't made it better. him in prisons in the west midlands and around the country. and around the country. which is the whole purpose of this conversation. conversation. for coming on the programme. have spent the last year adjusting to the loss of one of your children. to the loss of one of your children. can you describe what that is like? very hard. more kids losing their life the same way. nothing has changed in the last year. it's getting a lot was out there. there. death of my son, nothing has been done about it. done about it. generall

. >> councilman noel gallo in oakland speaking with us about the notice by is she -- the notice by libby that there are credible sources. they may be planning some sort of operation in the bay area and oakland sometime today. back to you. >> meanwhile, immigrant advocates are speaking out about this. they could help with advocates posting the release dates online, making it much easier for isis agents to target immigrants that may have been arrested for a minor offense. according to the dependent journal, inmate release dates are public information and the policy is not meant to help ice agents and they said the jails post the release dates online and instead of requesting it, it could be over the phone. >>> many communities in the central valley are hit by an increase in immigration audits. in agriculture group said 10 agribusiness employees in the central valley were audited in the past week and this comes as proposed legislation calls for a new visa program for farmworkers that would mandate electronic verification systems that identify workers living in california illegally. they sai

. >> pastor the bible says that will shoal noel not steal but i will steal that line about the dc ofards and penitentiary. next one the con impressional black caucus didn't stand when the president mentioned unemployment. roll tape and look at it. >> african-american unemployment stands at the low test rate lowest rate ever recorded. [applause] is there a disconnect between the black leadership -- >> there is a huge disconnect i believe the caucus first of all they were juvenile and immature sitting there. they looked ridiculous looking at their phone playing candy crunch texting doing everything but behaving the way they should behave number one. number very, very universal. i thought they must have confused the "state of the union" address for a u.n. meeting because they have these -- stuff on, and there's a huge disconnect there. the man on the street doesn't think the way they think. they went in preplanning to not -- engage in anything that the president said but i really believe that if it was up to the con o depressional black caucus black unemployment they would rather black

you have an extraordinary picture of the gallagher brothers from oasis, noel and liam.l albert hall. roger adultery was hosting. he is the governor. we were doing pictures of all the main stars. oasis were not the main purpose of the pictures. i photographed all the executives and people from the teenage cancer trust. roger adultery is the god. they stood next to him and they have the mean and moody not quite smiling. the scowl. the scowl. i said, iam smiling. the scowl. the scowl. i said, i am not going to do the picture unless you smile. they said, we do not smile. i said, you will smile today. they said you cheeky so—and—so. but i got the picture. it is about prating smiles and goodwill. teenage cancer trust is such a great charity to be involved with. now, tina turner and david bowie. we have got them together. you have so many great superstars. hasn't tina turner got some of your pictures in her house?” hasn't tina turner got some of your pictures in her house? i spoke to her pr, bernard. he got me into a lot of situations. we went to birmingham. nobody else knew t

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