and he reverted back to noel.e telling us, "i've known this man for years as neal," and then, "noel helped me move." so i -- that's a tell. >> reporter: but why would george admit to knowing greyhound and then lie about the name? detectives left george at home and made a plan they hoped would shake out the truth. >> we decided to amp up the pressure. >> coming up, a bold calculation by detectives was about to to trigger a stunning chain reaction. fast, forcing vehicles off the road, and then plowed straight into a cement barrier. the officer follows said he just commit suicide. when "dateline extra" continues. let's talk about haribo goldbears. the red one is more gooder to me cos it tastes like berries. they're really squishy. and then i'm gonna fly it in to my mouth. ♪ kids and grown ups love it ♪o ♪ the happy world of harib♪ >> reporter: it's an old police tactic to stimulate -- maybe upset -- a suspect you haven't quite cornered, hoping for an overreaction. sometimes it works, sometimes not. so even though the

music from noel gallagher's high flying birds. is here, and we'll be right back with oscar winner kobe bryant. but first winter storm quinn or winter storm kwrksz uio n e a is freezing the east coast. roads are closed. people are huddled together for warmth. we thought it would be fun with a pair of families that are stuck at home. time for the snowed in scavenger hunt. first joining us live from cisco, sock rates, new york family [ cheers and applause ] hi guys. so was school cancelled today. >> no we went today. >> jimmy: oh, you went today. what's your dog's name? >> r ufus. >> jimmy: that is one of the all-time classic dog names. and your name is the hemsworth family that lives in hollywood. >> that's right. >> jimmy: yes are you friends of the mighty thor. >> very much fans, even as a child was a fan. >> jimmy: i would think so. maybe one of you will grow up to marry miley cyrus. [ laughter ] so you took some pictures of the snow outside your house. that's the view from the window of your home so we can see you are in deed sn

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>> well, he is my deputy, and noel is a great solicitor general and a lot of fun., look, the president is the president of the united states. he has a right to criticize and make suggestions to the department of justice. we take that with great respect. what i said in that statement also was, we are determined to make sure the american people have confidence in the fisa process. that was part of my statement too. i say that as long as i am attorney general, we are going to make sure we do those things with integrity and justice as the american people want. >> shannon: the president has said in the last couple of days, he likes some chaos, he likes some conflict. he thinks it makes him better, his decisions better, and he likes to mix it up. he is actually taking things off his agenda, what do you make of his management style? >> i think president trump moves the ball. he can get things done that i am not sure any other person in america could get done. he is bold, not worried about what people say. i believe in the policies that he is advancing. that's why i suppor

hi, noel, how are you? >> i'm good.od to see you. >> trish: noel -- i wonder how gop -- fund raisers are thinking about. how are the big ticket players reacting to this? a lot of them liked gary cohn. >> they did like gary cohn. that was their link to the administration, that i they felt had economic good common sense. with that said, there's two things going on that i think are very interesting. i've talked to 12 of my donors. they're divided. this has been strange. >> there's six of them that think that, you know, the tariffs, the market is going to spin out of control, this is absolutely one of the worst things they have seen. the retaliation from countries because of these tariffs are going to be for rick, the ramifications that we'll face for this. you have the other side that is basically, this puts steel workers, creates jobs, this is fabulous because it makes trump make good on one of his promises, which he says make america great, by making the steel stray great. and how about china? >> trish: yeah, it will hel

to the cause not simply makes it clear that psychiatrist even said noel is. by no means. an earring strengthen a razor sharp mind two things are and have in common. and now for our number one this was an easy pick but we've gone for actors who is as glamorous as she is fearless she's my all time favorite our number one. beautiful dark and always mysterious martina good actors manage the trick of becoming one of germany's most successful film stars or remaining an enigma. she plays her characters with a mix of erotic tension and aloof disdain suppressed emotion and uncoiled. that's going to mean. a star film and t.v. she's been showered with critical on. her international breakthrough came playing a master chef with anger issues in the mostly market most of. its beauty contests. in the oscar winning drama the lives of others she plays an east german artist who falls victim to the secret police. came to the court. and. just mention as you can understand. robert de niro was so impressed he cast her alongside matt damon in his spy thriller the good shepherd. gaita who speaks

noel archaeology at knotty ash university, . ..he wasjust very pleasa nt more than 40 years. he wasjust very pleasant and easy going. no real side to him. he really put knotty ash on the map although people elsewhere in the country thought it was a joke. elsewhere in the country thought it was ajoke. i've known people elsewhere in the country thought it was a joke. i've known people who have had to give directions to and i say when you come on the m 62, come off at the sign that says knotty ash and they didn‘t believe me. they thought i was pulling their legs. they thought it didn‘t exist. thought i was pulling their legs. they thought it didn't exist. but it does exist and the people here today mourning one of their own who always stayed true to roots. you'd regularly see him walking around like a businessman, nothing like his stage persona. he was a really nice man, we will miss him, he was good for the community. this is knotty ash primary school. when ofsted inspectors came here they said the place positively exudes happiness,

our reporter noel phillips takes a look back at her life. it's 1956.she was an inspiration, paving the way for generations of contestants. including bucks fizz, who won the contest in 1981 with making your mind up. abba in 1974 with waterloo, which became an international hit across the world. a life dedicated to eurovision, assia was born in 192a and started her career as a dancer. hello, i think this is only fitting, it's only fitting you wear this a eurovision icon, she returned to the show‘s 60th anniversary and was crowned as the queen of eurovision in 2015. when i started, it was 60 years ago, we had seven countries only, in lugano, switzerland. nobody knew what would happen. an ambassador to the singing contest, at the age of 87 she returned to eurovision, but this time without success. fans have been paying tribute to the singer, who turned 94 earlier this month, including the show‘s producer, who says she will be missed. lys assia's death marks the end of an era in eurovision history, one which she helped define. noel phillips, bbc news. time

viviana: noel nos dice que al percatarse de que alguien estÁ intoxicado les ofrece aguaa y no les vendeÍa porque ha ido disminuyendo. todavÍa continÚa la sequÍa severa. sobre todo la zona montaÑosa de la sierra. continuamos con los efectos de un sistema de baja presiÓn. hacia maÑana otra ronda de precipitaciÓn, los modelos arrojan que pueda darse de forma dispersa. el domingo serÁ un dÍa muy tranquilo. hasta el lunes nos espera un dÍa tranquilo, pero desde el martes nos espera un periodo lluvioso. para el domingo van a comenzar a aumentar las temperaturas. con posibilidad de lluvia de martes a jueves de la prÓxima semana. ramÓn: la oficina reabrirÁ sus puertas luego de varias semanas de permanecer cerradas. de lunes a miÉrcoles. palmira: un concejal de oakland quiere retirar los soportes de los restaurantes con la finalidad de contribuir al medio ambiente. >> mucha gente que tiene costumbre de usarlos sin que usted lo pida. es el Único planeta que tenemos. ramÓn:una nueva campaÑa publicitaria antiinmigrante fue lanzada el jueves. ♪ palmira: una organizaciÓn llamada progreso para una ref

noel phillips, bbc news.ion fan club. what did lys assia mean to eurovision fans? she was the first lady of eurovision, and it feels like a chapter is closed on those early, pioneering days of eurovision, when she represented her country and she won the first—ever contest in 1956. a very different era, very contest in 1956. a very different era, very genteel and elegant compared to some of the pizzazz we see now. absolutely, the era of ball gowns and dinnerjackets, very sedate and formal, miles from the flag—waving exuberance you get now, but the essence of the contest is still the same. tell us what you thought of the song she sang?m still the same. tell us what you thought of the song she sang? it was great for its time. it was that very post—war chanson, a gentle ballad, and she sang it magnificently, a great voice, powerfulsinger, and she sang it magnificently, a great voice, powerful singer, and it summed up those early 1950s, black and white era eurovision. she didn't just win it and walk away. she rema

. >> estuvimos con banda ms, noel torres y pancho barraza en sus exitosas presentaciones de fin de semana raÚl mÉndez y matÍas novoa, protagonistas de enemigo Íntimo, aqui en un nuevo dÍa que comienza contigo. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ seÑores y seÑoras bienvenidos, no saben quÉ ganas tenÍa de que fuera ya lunes 19 de marzo de 2018, la familia entera para estar con mi familia de un nuevo dÍa, porque hoy tenemos invitados de superlujo, enemigo Íntimo in the house. >> Ándale. >> ademÁs de enemigo Íntimo no tienen nada, quisieras que fueran tus amigos Íntimos ¿ verdad? ¿cÓmo estÁn chicas? yo recuperandome del catarro que me agarrÓ el fin de semana, tuve que ir a grabar a repÚblica dominica dominicana, como notarÁn no estoy como para cantar el dÍa de hoy. >> (risas). >> ¿ seguiste las recomendaciones del pÚblico? creo que te mandaron a tomar tequila quemado. >> no entiendo lo que es, ¿ tÚ sabes?. >> no, pero ¿ te funcionÓ la alberca con todas las modelociÓn?. >> estaba trabajando, de verdad estaba trabajando, ¿ sabes lo que es tener gripe y fiebre y estar bajo el sol?. >> pobr

gallo<noel gallo/oakland city council: "they are wihin their legal rights to do that. the legal folks have expressed that to me">...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news now to our now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: we enjoyed some sunshine and clouds today and mild temperatures. showers continue in northern california but there is another storm off the coast that could bring some rain to the bay area this weekend. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it is coming up from the southwest and usually the computer models don't handle these types of situations very well. that said there is a chance of rain developing late in the day from san francisco southward into the monterey bay and big sur. rain will be heaviest to the south. rain will likely continue saturday night before turning to showers on sunday. another storm is expected to bring more clouds and possibly some showers as early as monday afternoon. heavier rain is pos

noel gallo, oakland city council member. we should be working on a path to citizenship. i remember a republican ronald reagan who did just that, and my mother became a citizwen. ahern. i think it is important for residents to know we don't go and round them up, we want them to call if needed here in the county for help. the attorney general is scheduled to appear in sacramento early wednesday morning. in alameda county te (vicki)(vicki) we just received a statement from san francisco city attorney dennis herrera. he says in part about the upcoming sessions announcement: "this administration spreads the falsehood that sanctuary cities like san francisco harbor criminals and violate federal law. that is simply untrue on both counts." (grant) earlier today i spoke with concord assemblyman tim grayson to get his reaction to session's visit. (grant)(grant)(grant)(grant) (grant) and stay with kron four as we have continuing coverage of sessions' announcement tomorrow. we will have a live report from sacramento on the kron four morning news. and we'll broadcast the announcement

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y a adaptacion >> un drimeamers que deja tod e dejar su estatus de daca para o volver a mexcioi >> noel un negocio de exportacio de cafe con sus ahorrros y es d estudies estudios >> tambien abrir un resttorant >> con esos sueÑos lelgamlegam final de esta edicion muchas gracias por su ciompaÑia, mas n informaciones a las11 buenas noches y grciacias >> me mostrÓ el papel, la prueba de adn, y sabÍa que Él no era el padre biolÓgico. >> fue un infierno, doctora. >> ¿de ninguno de los dos niÑos? >> empecÉ a maltratarla, le decÍa: "ojalÁ no hubieras nacido". un dÍa mi hija... salÍa a jugar, como todos los dÍas, y un carro la atropellÓ. >> ¿y la matÓ? ¿quÉ edati

we have not vetted these stories. >> noel, does this complicate things for the white house? >> well, you another, your previous guest gave a legal analysis of the potential fallout for all this, and i'll give you a political analysis, and i think that this is bad for the president. i think this is bad for our agenda. i think this is a huge distractor because we have a lot of things that we're trying to get through. you know, if there are more and more allegations through this is incidents through his attorney to get them to pay off people not to testify, it's a problem, but politically it's a problem that distracts from many things going on like infrastructure, like there's going to be another round of tax cuts. so this takes away. it takes away and takes our focus away from important issues, so politically it's bad. >> doug, how do you interpret those remarks about physical threats? >> i mean i don't know. i'm not entirely sure what that means. what we know is there are 12 women over the last year or couple of years who have alleged the president has ma rased them, assaulte

gallo<noel gallo/oakland city council: "they are within their legal rights to do that. have expressed that to me">in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: we enjoyed some sunshine and clouds today and mild temperatures. showers continue in northern california but there is another storm off the coast that could bring some rain to the bay area this weekend. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it is coming up from the southwest and usually the computer models don't handle these types of situations very well. that said there is a chance of rain developing late in the day from san francisco southward into the monterey bay and big sur. rain will be heaviest to the south. rain will likely continue saturday night before turning to showers on sunday. another storm is expected to bring more clouds and possibly some showers as early as monday afternoon. heavier rain is possible on tuesday. more rain and thund

sue says noel edmonds is being offensive on cancer.le at —— i wholeheartedly support his assertion that the positive attitude contributes. hypnotherapy steered me in the right direction. thank you for that, do keep them coming in. right, the sport now and will back. britain's menna fitzpatrick and guidejen kehoe have won silver at the winter paralympics this morning in the women's visually impaired super combined event. the pair were second after the super—g run and despite an impressive slalom effort, they were unable to get the better of the slovakians. fitzpatrick is just 19, she was born no vision in her left eye and limited sight in her right, but started skiing aged five. they only started working together in 2015 and have built up a solid partnership. fellow briton millie knight missed out on a third straight medal with brett wild, they were fourth after a disappointing slalom. two goals from david silva helps manchester city to a 2—0 win at stoke. pep guardiola's side now have a 16 point lead. city need just two more wins for t

republican strategist noel, jimmy faye da and michael malice.ur dweet i tweet in qug the ambassador. did you see that? >> i was sitting right here. i had a shi sieve in a shif in . >> it wasn't like let's bomb them now. >> but it was like if china doesn't agree to the regime change, he said a strike is option. we're going to hit north korea and then have them decimate seoul but it's fine. the president ran against the iraq war. i remember clearly during the debates where he blames bush for 9/11 and everyone booed him to jeb bush's face. one good thing about the nomination besides the fact that we all know him, we get to see him fired in a few weeks on twitter while he's in the bathroom or in the most humiliating fashion possible. >> jimmy, you think he would be fired short term? ambassador bolton? >> let me tell you something. i love this hire. there's an old saying in sports that you have to play the teams on the schedule. and what that means is you've got to concentrate on whatever is in front of you. if you look at the schedule right now when

sheriff jamey noel/ clark co., in"this fake organization, was asking for people for food donations, forms for veterans."authorities say the money funded the suspects' lifestyles instead.richard ferretti/ us secret service special agent in charge "they've used it at casinos, they've used it for medical bills, so we can't find a single dollar, so far, that's gone to a veteran in this case."the fake organization was created by ringleader james linville according to an indictment.despite never serving in the military, he posed as a veteran- using the name "sergeant bob davis," the indictment alleges. eventually, local law enforcement began receiving complaints.as investigators closed in, linville left nearly 30 threatening phone messages for a detective on the case. (nats) "put me in jail, i dare you. i'll make a mockery of your court. i'm a sovereign citizen mother- (bleeped out).sheriff jamey noel/ clark co., in"he was belligerent with officers and detectives in this case, and really, in my opinion, had no remorse for his actions."no remorse, it seems, for veterans who will never see the

gallo<noel gallo/oakland city council: "they are wihin their legal rights to do that. legal folks have expressed that to me">...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed some sunshine and clouds today and mild temperatures. showers continue in northern california but there is another storm off the coast that could bring some rain to the bay area this weekend. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it is coming up from the southwest and usually the computer models don't handle these types of situations very well. that said there is a chance of rain developing late in the day from san francisco southward into the monterey bay and big sur. rain will be heaviest to the south. rain will likely continue saturday night before turning to showers on sunday. another storm is expected to bring more clouds and possibly some showers as early as monday afternoon. heavier rain is possible on tuesday. more rain and thunderstorms with low snow levels down to 3,000 feet pos

and i've never seen noel francisco and rod rosenstein in the same place before so to be with jeff sessions and corner table someone take our picture, i doubt it's a coincidence. >> right in the middle of one of the moments where donald trump is once again attacking his own attorney general. >> a little show of force on the part of the justice department. who knows maybe they do it every wednesday. >> that's what it looks like. thank you, rachel. well, the white liar is out. hope hicks, who told the house intelligence committee that she has told white lies for the president of the united states is leaving her job at the white boyfriend after those accusations of domestic violence became public. she fought to save her boyfriend's job inside the white house. and because the trump white house is filled with bad judgment, john kelly joined her in that fight to save rob porter's job. a fight they lost. and hope hicks whose job it is to make the white house look good, made the white house look completely out of control and unsympathetic to the two abused wives of rob porter. and that was an accur

. >> noel trabajÓ como consejero en esta iglesia el 2014, enfrenta cargos por abuso infantil y tienego malo con sus hijos. >> hay un cambio drÁstico en su comportamiento, de pronto son mÁs callados, aislados, con mas coraje, egreso. >> agresiÓn. >> la comunicaciÓn y la confianza son la base de una buena relaciÓn entre los padres e hijos, pero tambiÉn hay que poner atenciÓn en las personas que cuidan a nuestros hijos. >> les pueden dar regalos o atenciones, necesidades que estos niÑos tienen a veces para. >> para que si algo estÁ pasando tengan el vocabulario, si lo dicen no dudarlo, creerlo y tratar de ayudarlos en ese momento. >> la explosiÓn de una vivienda en texas dejÓ un muerto y tres heridos de gravedad, testigos indicaron que el estallido se escuchÓ y se sintio por varias calles y las ventanas de la casa al otro lado de la calle quedaron hechas pedazos, un bombero resultÓ herido en el incidente, las causas estÁn bajo investigaciÓn. >> tambiÉn en texas un hombre y una mujer fueron rescatados en san antonio luego de ser arrestados por, arrastrados por una inundaciÓn sÚbita. el h

and i've never seen noel francisco and rod rosenstein in the same place before so to be with jeff sessions and corner table someone take our picture, i doubt it's a coincidence. >> right in the middle of one of the moments where donald trump is once again attacking his own attorney general. >> a little show of force on the part of the justice department. who knows maybe they do it every wednesday. >> that's what it looks like. thank you, rachel. well, the white liar is out. hope hicks, who told the house intelligence committee that she has told white lies for the president of the united states is leaving her job at the white house. it's not clear when her last day in the white house will be. she joined the white house staff as a press aide and has spent the last 196 days as the white house communications director after sean spicer failed spectacularly in that job as the first communications director. hope hicks has now made sean spicer look like a master by comparison. she takes her place in history now as both the youngest and the worst white house communications director in history. she'

. >> oakland councilman noel gallo talked with them and confirmed it's an unwith respect policy of the coffee shop to refuse to serve police. he said he doesn't agree with the policy and people need to work together and not against each other. >>> police in alameda are crediting their crises intervention training to helping with an unstable man. on machine, police received a call of a disturbance between neighbors. police arrived and noticed a large stash of guns and ammunition in the man's home. members the crisis intervention team were called and they got an order to confiscate the weapons. >> it's legal to have weapons. it's probably not a good idea to have that large amount if someone's going through a mental health crisis. >> state law allows police to detain a person and take them into custody while the person under goes mental health treatment. >>> it has been five months sense the north bay wildfires started. people are still rebuilding in the fire zone, and there is a long way to go for many. we talked to the mayor of santa rosa about the recovery process. >> it's hard and fru

noel and jennifer. still with me. president trump says a lot of aggressive things and people like the way they sound but he says he wants to enforce the death penalty. how on earth does that even happen? >> yes, it's not going to happen. the congress is never going to pass that. it is, you know, it's a very controversial proposition. but even, you know, the question with him always is, you know, even lesser elements of the plan that would require congressional authorization would he ever have the discipline, follow-through, to follow up on it. >> when you think about this, the opoid crisis is killing record numbers of people. >> yes, it is. >> those who are struck by it, do you think they would say death penalty for drug dealers is the wait to go here? >> well, first of all, bravo to him, you know, i will criticize trump when he's wrong and i will praise him when he's right and i've got to say something. at least he is shocking people to look at this. i mean this is a huge epdemic. >> he's saying something. he has yet

that was noel out and about. we are too busy chatting, to be honest.ecording ourselves on the radio talking about fake news and the game we have been developing called i reporter. it is about going around deciding what fake and what is real news. what would you say are the main things you have been able to pick up? let's say you see a story online somewhere, how would you begin to try to assess and say, which bits of that are credible and which bits of that are credible and which bits of that are credible and which bits of that may be questionable. how would he go about that? firstly, you should really check if there is a green padlock to cf is it is a safe url will stop if more than one person has it, it is quite possible that it is real. does that make sense? is that the kind of thing you have been up to? it is, actually. what have you been up to? this morning, we were playing a game and some people were taken out to go through this slide show. group b was able to go round the country area and relax. that sounds nice. i don't have a comfortable area.

for now noel that poor. david burstein run for america co-founder and commentator.ve me for mispronouncing your name. let's deal with the firing potentially of his employment. >> where is jeff sessions in all of this? he is gone. and ultimately it's going to come down -- the decision is going to come down to jeff sessions. >> harris: why is that important to you? >> it's important because of everything going on in the background, especially, and everything going forward. it's going to come up to him on what he is going to do. this man is going to have everything, you know, his pension, everything gone if they fire him at this designated time. this is a big deal. >> harris: all right, jeff sessions, not at this meeting that we just learned about moments ago with andrew mccabe reportedly trying to keep his job at the doj. there are some officials at that meeting but jeff sessions is not one of them. >> no. and i think jeff sessions at this moment has no shortage of issues and problems on his plate because you know we heard earlier today he might be on the short list t

. >> armados con fe, el pastor noel y su familia encomendaron a dios su cita con ice, pero esta vez llegabara reabrir y fue negada, la apelaciÓn tambiÉn fue negada, estamos en el noveno circuito. >> mÁs difÍcil por mi niÑo, mi niÑa, estÁn experimentando desde que empezÓ esto un trauma. >> Él y otros pastores cantaron y oraron afuera del edificio federal clamando a dios desde la maÑana hasta la noche del miÉrcoles. >> haciendo ayuno por 36 horas estos lÍderes religiosos permanecen en oraciÓn pidiendo piedad del cielo para todos los inmigrantes que tienen su futuro en este paÍs en jaque. >> con alivio el pastor abrazando a sus hijos feliz porque las autoridades le dieron mÁs tiempo para estar con ellos. >> estoy muy agradecido con dios y nuestro pueblo que intercedo e por nosotros. >> la prÓxima cita es en julio para cuando espera que el departamento de inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa haya aprobado un perdÓn a su orden de deportaciÓn, en los Ángeles para noticias telemundo. >> ya todo estÁ listo en iztapalapa para una de las repÚblicaciones mÁs dramaticas de jesucristo, los jÓvenes se preparan duro

sopai, noel reports of major injury.stion. but the major loss of life. but if i is exhaustion. but the major loss of life. but ifi is now exhaustion. but the major loss of life. but if i is now under control? —— but no major loss of life. life. but if i is now under control? -- but no major loss of life. the winds picked up, so it is still being controlled. people cannot go home to see they have homes left. we understand some are actually looking at the aerial footage trying to map the streets to see from the television footage whether their houseis television footage whether their house is still intact. it is strange how these fires spread. you get spot fires. fire is thrown through the airand fires. fire is thrown through the air and spread fires. fire is thrown through the airand spread in fires. fire is thrown through the air and spread in a non—linear pattern. some houses are completely burnt to the ground, and their neighbours' are left completely and track —— complete intact. these people will have priority with t

and music from noel gallagher's high flying birds. and now, ste and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome.ou. [ cheers and applause ] hi there. thank you for coming to the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] it's beautiful and sunny in southern california. i'm glad you're here. we are very lucky to have the weather we've been

you may see more mixing and then to the north and west, high confidence that you will stay in all noel tilt end. by 4:00 o'clock this system is winding up and heading out. it's coming in earlier and it's departing earlier and you can see by ten, 11:00 o'clock at ight we're in west wind.k at the storm is well to the north of us and pounding new england by then it's a fast-mover the a pretty much compact storm but it's very purchase full. heavy wet snow at the height of the storm tomorrow from about noon to 4:00 o'clock and an inch per hour wolf inches an hour in some cases. gusty winds and once again the big impact will be the reduced visibility difficult travel as well. so let's talk about the snow. the highest accumulations in our northern and western suburbs eight to 15 plus. the 15 in the lehigh valley and the poconos i think that's where you'll see the higher accumulations to north and west of the city just north of theism 95 corridor five to eight. in philadelphia, three to six. close to philadelphia in do you think south jersey will be on the lower end and then looking at a coati

their names are lincoln, noel, grayson, preston, and gabriella. they are enjoying their two older sisters. this is a very busy time for mom and dad. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., does berkeley have a racial profiling problem? >> the findings of a new report by the police review commission has the city council's attention. >>> and, boy, you'd better pack a really heavy jacket if you're going to the east coast today and also pack your patience. flights affected this morning. i'll have an update next. >>> the san francisco sheriff saying after jail staff violated the sanctuary city policy. >> it is getting very close to 4:57 in the a.m. we are keeping you up to date on that weather and the related traffic issues, if there are any. you can keep up to date by looking at your screen. >>> you have to take a first step to take a stand. >> it's the job of everyone here at abc 7 to share your story. >> to tell the truth, help you understand the truth. >> empower you. >> empower your family. >> whether you're worrie about your daughter at work or your son at school

noel sadar we rebelled i used the written word to stand up for women's rights. as i travel to the places where i lived as a child i'm filled with anger at the past. to no one else about the free voice of egypt starting april eighth on t w. this is the news from berlin that tens of thousands of students are holding a gun control rattie in washington d.c. all the rally is in support of stricter gun laws and is led by some of the pocket and school shooting will be crossing live to our correspondents at the protest. practice.

i'm noel young, administrative assistant on behalf of jane kim, here to speak on behalf of her. this will allow the park to be maintained in a way that is beneficial to all. it's a huge benefit to district six community, it's going to host free activities and events regardless of residency or income. our office has very much appreciated the opportunity to collaborate with tjpa staffing and leadership as well as the community on this ordinance, and we hope that you vote in support of it today. thank you so much for your time. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. so we're now open to public comment. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm andrew robinson executive director of the east cut district. cbd will be contributing a signature amount of their budget to the operations and maintenance of the park. we have parked with the tjpa team to really communicate out this code -- code of conduct for the facility, but also what the park rules and amendments are. we're facilitated focus groups, put it out on social media. there's been lots of dialogue about it over the last six months, if not long

noel. he was better than that. he was the greatest stage comedian i've ever seen in my life.alladium, they hadn't seen him down in the south. ijust palladium, they hadn't seen him down in the south. i just said, palladium, they hadn't seen him down in the south. ijust said, weight and you see this fellow. and he came down, ladies and gentlemen, and he just paralyse them. i am so proud. he said, it went all right, didn't it? it was an honour to watch him. it was a joy to see how broke jokes. and live on the stage, he set a standard which no one has remotely approached since. and this song was one of the great dodd's favourite. he called ken dodd the greater stage, key has ever seen. now live to the house of commons. for all victims who have suffered as a result ofjohn worboys‘s hideous crimes. i want to set out in greater detail than i have previously been able to the reasons why i did not bring judicial review. as i told the house on the 19th of january, i looked carefully at whether i could challenge the decision. it would have been unprecedented. the parole board is indepen

sessions: well, i ask noel francisco, my solicitor general. he tells me what to do. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you, mr. attorney general. [applause] atty gen. sessions: no, we have a great group in there in the solicitor general's office. a lot of career people. we evaluate it on a lot of issues like, is that the best case to bring up? this case may be marginal, it may not be the best factual basis to create a clear issue for the supreme court that would likely result in a ruling we think is proper. so, it takes a lot of though that goes into thatt and it takes people who know the court, know the tendencies, the makeup of the court, and who is familiar with the history and growth of the law in a lot of different areas. it is no little matter to decide what to take to the supreme court. the solicitor general, that is the greatest lawyer job in the world. you get to stand before the highest court in the land, the supreme court, represent the greatest country in the history of the world, united states of america, is quite an honor. he is a fabulous addition to our o

presented that the russian people won and and to be honest a e just heard that earlier between mr noel me and miss subject you've got opposition as fragmented and really not really united with with the common common direction. high and it makes us studio head with kevin what kind of international reaction do you predict once the ballots are counted. i think it'll be. i don't think it's it's surprising it's it's it's kind of expected the final numbers here seventy six percent are in in line with the poll numbers and in line with his popularity and so i think it's not a it's onix you know it's not to be unexpected it's actually expected result that he would win i think also what's positive is your international observers have gotten some very very good comments i've i've read as well as far as the process in general and some of the procedures that been put in place i think also the the fairness and openness that all the opposition candidates had as far as media coverage as far as the ability to voice their their positions across a variety of areas from foreign policy to family issues to

our correspondent noel phillip's report does some graphic references to drugs use which you might notscription drug party, the venue is a one—bedroom flat in the west midlands and these teenagers are preparing to get high illegally on an anti—anxiety tranquilliser. can you show us what you bought? two xanax. how much did you spend? i spent £5 for this. jordan and kieran, not their real names, are 18. they are both regular users of xanax. it is a psychiatric painkiller used to treat anxiety and insomnia. how long have you been using? i would say about nine months. how often do you use? probably once every two or three weeks or so. but this medication is not curing a mental disorder. instead, it is being misused. it is a psychiatric painkiller used to treat anxiety and insomnia. xanax washed down with alcohol, a lethal combination. and the authorities are now acknowledging the scope and severity of the risks associated with this drug. how big a problem is xanax at the moment? it is a real and immediate concern amongst the groups of young people with whom it seems to be a drug of choice.

sessions breaking bread with deposit any attorney general rod rosenstein and solicitor general noel francisco in an upscale restaurant across the street from the trump hotel. a little trolling it appears. joining me now, fox news legal analyst greg jarrett. great to see you. >> great to see you, lou. lou: let's start with the nunes letter. that's tough stuff demanding answers and it seems appropriate. >> it is. and one must remember that sessions can't simply say i don't know anything about it. it was the obama administration. no, rod rosenstein, who also ought to be hauled in front of the intelligence committee, signed one of the applications for the warrant to spy on carter page, a trump campaign adviser. so the doj currently has a lot to answer for. sessions will, in typical form as he often does during his con confirmation, appearances, you know, seems befuddled. he does seem like mr. ma goo. doesn't seem like what's going on. says i'll have to get back to you on that or i don't know anything about it. the guy, as i mentioned, that nunes ought to haul in front of the committee is rod rose

after two and half months in the neonatal intensive care unit, lincoln, grayson, preston, noel, and gabriellae all doubled in size with -- the parents say the quintuplets' homecoming was made possible by the doctors and nurses at kaiser hospital in walnut creek. >> all of the nurses and doctors, you guys are all the reason why we have five healthy babies in our car right now. and that's preston there. he's crying. in his vehicle. it's annoying for sure. but it's a cry of life and health. >> really appreciate that crying . i think he does. they also have two young daughters. look at them. what are we in for mom and dad? they say that they will be getting help with all the feeding and the changing from their parents and friends. they are going to be changing about 80 diapers a day. and preparing 40 bottles of formula. >> their hands are full. beautiful family. >>> it is 5:56. more fallout for facebook. coming up at 6:00, the new policy changes and ceo mark zuckerberg's latest apology for letting one company use the personal information of millions of users. >>> also, we have a look at the snow

has not responded to the police union's letter they sent asking for an explanation but congress man noel gallo spoke with the cafe manager on thursday and could be firmed it was the unwritten policy. >> it's my understanding they are not going to serve our police officers. i don't agree with that 100%. i think we have to work together, not against each other. >> reporter: the cafe opened several months ago in fruitvale, and it's not typical. the name is spanish for until death and it's a worker owned collective with the murals decrying police shootings. it probably won't host the next coffee with a cop. >> i don't think it's fair. they should. they protecting them. if somebody breaks in there, who they gonna call? the police. >> i think if a group of people don't feel safe with a police officer currently on duty coming into a space where they want people in the neighborhood to feel safe coming into their space that's a choice they should be able to make. >> reporter: so police with a caffeine fix will probably end up at the starbucks up the street. henry lee, ktvu, channel 2news. >> that