noel: noel. lemonis: noel, nice to meet you. is this your company? chris: yes. yes, it is.is: what do you do for dilascia? chris: we do his silk screening. -lemonis: all of it? -chris: all of it. lemonis: and where are their screens? chris: patrick's on this side, and then our other customers. this whole wall's him? chris: most of it, yes. lemonis: and how much of this actually is the bulk of the business? let's say there's how many screens here? -noel: over 200. -lemonis: 200. and how many of them make up the bulk of the business? -noel: like 50. -lemonis: 50. and for every screen, 150 of them that got wasted, how much is that money thrown in the garbage? noel: probably like $175. lemonis: out of the 200 screens that patrick has designed, over 150 of them are useless. patrick pays his printers $175 for every screen they produce. with the ones that are sitting on the shelf collecting dust, that's over $26,000 that's gone to waste. but the losses don't just end there, because that's just the cost of making the screen. there's time that he put in to make each design, the cost

noel. do we know what caused the train to stop like that. >>because one of its future trains to become disabled like that, but we do know it costs him major delays here this morning as well as. all of the trains stalled inside that tunnel that. passengers who said that this was not. >>it was 10:00am monday when suresh says the fleet of the future bar, a writing on stopped it sometimes have. >>wins before the stations and usually the operator is owed an announcement saying they're waiting for the train in front of them. >>he says an announcement never came so he and his fellow passengers frantically started searching online for answers, nothing was there. >>my team art there. and i got a response saying the command center as a matter of issues. >>a bart mainline technician eventually arrived in tried to trouble shoot the problem on site and fortunately it did not work. >>and once the delay became to our got to the hour. so point we decided that we needed to get these passengers off the train

when he came out he played out comments that noel had made about him that we re that noel had made abouta big coat in the style of noel gallagher, and then displayed a picture of noel with a heart around it. had probably the biggest audience so far, and they brought out special guests including the pet shop boys, who performed always on my shop boys, who performed always on my man, and others. a lot to live up to, including the cure and kylie minogue. thank you very much. the litter pickers have been a little bit slower than they were yesterday, they had it all picked up by this time yesterday but they are taking a little bit longer this morning. yes, but i think they deserved a bit of a lion, they have had a very difficult couple of days, and let's have half—an—hour sleep m, and let's have half—an—hour sleep in, it will all be gone by the time the first acts come on. i have watched them year after year and they do a phenomenaljob.” watched them year after year and they do a phenomenaljob. i wasjust saying, i haven't seen much of glastonbury this year, but you can catch up with almost al

noel bellow kron 4 news. thank you noel, the san francisco board of supervisors also pass a second controversial proposals today. >>the other proposal that passes to close to hall. it would make san francisco one of the first cities in the nation to do so that proposal passed 10 to one today. but it was opposed by the local chapter of the n double acp was says if the juvenile hall closes under age offenders will be taken to other facilities outside of san francisco, a former juvenile probation commissioner was also there today. he says the board of supervisors has not done his homework. >>say arbitrarily that we're going to set this building this facility system down by 2020 won without doing the necessary. make that kind of bold proposals. intellectuals. >>the mayor also opposes this measure. >>in the south bay right now police are investigating an accusation against a gym owner and menlo park earlier this week, a young girl reported that her personal trainer sexually assaulted her. police arrested this man

noel had told everybody, even bridget's dad.his is the moment she was able to launch the surprise. we have more sobbing. >> pretty surprise. ♪ >>> it's almost inevitable, if you take a boat and incident. but it's also part of the fun when you go whitewater rafting. here we go. all the action captured. ethr just fine. >> what if the rest of the river slows? >> that was a big one, wow. >> shook up like they were in a blender. >> like hitting a wall of water. the whole raft upended. everybody out of the boat. let's watch. now, it's time to gather everybody up and get them back aboard. here's what it looked like from the point of view of the rafts that made it through. they go through the rapids just fine. >> guys, guys, look here! get back. get back! >> then they notice what happened behind them. >> back pedal. back pedal. hey! >> this guy is lives are on the line get gets a whack on the head. >> they're trying to rescue the amateurs floating. couple rope tosses missed, but it is all right. other boats are in position to pull those

when it became disabled kron four's noel bellow is live in oakland tonight. noel.

noel. >>pam and ken the city says this is a public health issue plainoand simple they say are too many teenagers. cigarettes and even though many experts say e cigarettes are the healthier option when compared to traditional cigarettes the food and drug administration has not done the 3. >>the city says until they do this sort of you may should not be on store shelves now funds 2014. the cigarettes have been the most commonly used tobacco product among young people in the country according to a cdc report. the cigarette use increased from 220,000 students in 2011. >>2 more than 3 million. last year. the supervisor i spoke with acknowledges legislation wouldn't entirely prevent you from a thing but they do hope this will be some sort of start groups representing small businesses though we're at this. meetings today and oppose the measure. thank the band could significantly their business. >>happening at the middle school level high school level and we just can't continue to allow a company o

thank you noel. take a look outside right now looking out over the golden cape ridge and we're seeing less and less of because of that fog rolling and closer you get to the coast of fog here your guess but we're seeing some very hot the air especially in right now we're gonna see the temperatures pop up tomorrow probably be the peak of the heat never get a real start talking about more fog. >>and some low clouds our alcatraz right now you can see some the clouds begin to move back on shore inside the bay right now we can see more of that throughout the night tonight and into early tomorrow morning. maybe some patchy drizzle along the beaches, hey these temperatures today. they popped up again and that's because high pressure started to build an overhead almost 10 degrees warmer. in hayward over the past 24 hours. but all around the bay area these numbers running a bit warmer. i think they'll be the trend again for tomorrow afternoon as see the peak of the warmth for tomorrow, so temperatures topping

thank you noel. in the east bay, the livermore city council voted to ban the sale of all all flavored tobacco products and the cigarettes on monday night. and the council will also introduce a 1000 foot buffer zone between tobacco retailers and site such as schools and libraries, the goal of the ordinance is to reduce the number of tobacco users among minors. board heard from more than 40 members of the community before voting on this measure. >>and tonight, san francisco supervisors. they did vote to move forward with the new center for the homeless which would be on the embarcadero near the bay bridge. the plan for the navigation center has been very controversial since the port commission approved that project that was in april one group against the plan threatened legal action if the vote did not go in its favor. the navigation centers part of mayor london bridge pledged open a 1000 new shelter beds by the end of the year. >>take a live look outside on this tuesday evening to see how things are s

we were going to go through noel gallagher before. not quite as complicated. so molly is 21.as reading one particular article when certainly last year, he hadn't met either of them, neither of the two girls. why do an interview with the sunday times and talk to the sunday times? who can possibly tell the secrets of the rock 'n' roll... they have all inherited the eyebrows. they certainly have. eyebrows are big at the moment, have you not noticed. eyebrows a re the moment, have you not noticed. eyebrows are really in. yours are really not there. i'm talking about the sort of eyebrows that are sideways! 's but without the"." at the end. this is called filling at home. i think oasis have a reunion toa home. i think oasis have a reunion to a planned. i thought they hated each other. they hate each other for one year and they love each other the next. probably because their bands haven't done very well.|j thought the highflying bands or birds or ravens or whatever they called... i love the stuff. that is maybe why they are talking about it. there you go, a family reunited on fathe

ok, thank you very much, noel, noel phillips reporting. tales to do with their relatives. president macron in france is talking... and we are also expecting donald trump to speak in just and we are also expecting donald trump to speak injust a and we are also expecting donald trump to speak in just a few moments' time so we will cross to that. right, let me reintroduce you to bill and alice, and ruth, kevin, john, barry and sam, who were all telling us about their dads, grandads, and mums as well. we have mentioned, alice, that most of the relatives, i think you would all ee, relatives, i think you would all agree, did not want to speak about what they had experienced 75 years ago, for some obvious reasons, clearly, but i want you to tell me what effect it had on you, because some of you managed to get some information from your relatives? yes, idid. i information from your relatives? yes, i did. i used to work on navy news in the 1990s and a bit like your dad, news in the 1990s and a bit like yourdad, i news in the 1990s and a bit like yo

, incluso de san francisco con niveles mÁs elevados y muy insalubres, cierra las ventanas para que noel que estÁn viendo en este momento, vamos a recordarles quÉ hacer, en especial si trabaja al aire libre, vista con colores ligeros, mantÉngase hidratado y evite bebidas alcohÓlicas, y busquen a acondicionad acondicionados, maÑana nuevamente vamos a ver los tres dÍgitos, con 99°, 94 desde santa rosa, san francisco con temperatura los 6a de la brisa marina josÉ, 96 y van a estar con dÍas y vamos a ver una d diferencia cuando lleguemos a mitad de semana, las temperaturas estÁn donde deben estar porque parece que nos saltamos la primavera y fuimos directamente al verano pero tendremos temperaturas refrescantes, vamos a ver ese termÓm termÓmetro, todavÍa perfecto para parrillas, pero esas temperaturas( inaudible) >> la gente se pregunta si no ha llegado el verano >>> se anticipa que va a ser un verano caluroso( incomprensible) hay que prepararse y tomar rec recomendaciones porque es importante >>> para los que dicen que donde estaba el color y hacÍa mucho frio >>> muy pesado, muchÍsimas grac

counsel member noel gallo says it would allow police to focus on more series. >>> right now president trump is attending a d-day xhem raegst smith. it was a turning point in world war ii. again, we're looking live at the ceremonies this morning. now the troops left from that o. also some of the world war ii veterans who off for the port headed for normandy. we'll continue to take you there this morning throughout the morning. >>> our time now 4:05. mexico's foreign minister due to meet with mike pence and mike pompeo 5% tariffs of all products beginning monday. the president says tariffs will go up 5% many senate republicans say those tariffs will hurt americans. >> there's not much support. >> he told u.s. lawmakers last year mexico returned 80,000 people to goddaughter mal goddaughter maulla --. >>> for the record our complete resounding vote of no confidence. i am serving on honorable jeff wang in pe tigsz of intent to recall. >> both sides say they want a resident lugz to the strike that's now in its third week of school. parents say teachers deserve a cost of living increase but

break from rehearsals to speak to colin paterson about politics, and that famous feud with his brother noel. shockwave, the single. yes. it sounds like you are quite angry. # you sold me right up the river. you had to hold me back. i am sure a lot of people will be lazy and think it is about your brother, but there's a lot of snide people out there, not just there's a lot of snide people out there, notjust him, you know what i mean? it's up to you. # it's coming around like a shockwave. a lot of protest going on. yes. what would you protest in life? i would have a word with that mare. the only thing that ever comes out of his mouth is london is open. what, open for knife crime and dying and stuff? worry about people's lives. a 16—year—old kid being knifed to death, and i have kids that age, out and about, living and being young. so that frea ks living and being young. so that freaks me right out. it has been one of the strange things recently. suddenly all of these politicians are coming out and saying that they've been taking drugs in the past. i'm just they've been taking drugs in the pas

>>thank you so much noel, more problems for falling.he company is asking airlines to check on their 7.37 max aircraft that's still grounded. >>and ahead of this week's dining additional look inside of richard branson's >>another problem for boeing tonight. the company says some of that 7.37 planes including many of its grounded 7.37 max aircraft could have faulty parts on their wings, boeing said it reached out to the airlines that fly the 7.37 planes and advise them to inspect their slack tracks. and that's the assembly is on the max and in gee aircrafts it says the faulty parts could crack our fail. the f a a said such a failure would not bring a plane down but it could damage one while it's in flight. that's the latest problem for the company as it tries to get the 7.37 max planes back in the air after 2 deadly crashes. major airlines are on pace for their worst year since 2014 the international air transport association announced today, the aviation industry expects to earn $28 billion in profits this year. but that is 21% lower tha

noel bellow kron 4 news. thank you know what. >>the gee any pn of just how much the utility is dishing out a local governments for damage done by the wildfires. the controversial police use of force bill is heard in the state senate today. why critics say the new version doesn't go far enough to change law enforcement tactics police investigating a homicide along skyline bo developing news tonight the murder of a cab driver is under investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office. >>the sheriff's office has identified the victim as abdul nasr the man's body was found on skyline boulevard about 11 30 last night, the 32 year-old pacific. a man was identified this afternoon as a victim of the homicide monday night in a remote area of san mateo county. the sheriff's office says that the deputy rolling patrolling through skyline boulevard near elk or today, madeira creek preserve on monday night discovered the body on the road. >>a deputy who was in the area responding to a completely unrelated non-emergency call. happened to s

>>and kind and according to police leaks did not have any prior criminal history in south san jose noel bellow kron 4 news. >>and we've also learned the names of the 2 victims in that shooting they've been identified as 59 year-old brian light and 38 year-old javier souto like was the director of the service and parts department and souter was a worker there. the gunman had just been fired that day from his job in the parts department before he came back with a gun during a shooting light apparently tried to intervene to take that gun away and police says. police say that his actions may very well have saved other lives. in the east bay 2 bodies have been found inside of a home in castro valley and now the sheriff's office is trying to find out if this is a case of double murder or if it was murder suicide. it happened at a home on force bill avenue which is right near castro valley boulevard police say the bodies of the man and the woman in their 40's were found inside that home apparently been there for several days. they died from gunshot wounds. police say at this point they don't t

their police swarmed his neighborhood and home last night following that shooting has kron four's noel bellow reports his neighbors are shaken by this news. >>door to stephen leeds home was busted open early wednesday as police did an extensive search inside neighbors tell me lead was a creature abbott who mostly kept to himself. he's been living in this home for more than 15 years and though neighbors say he was a kind and quiet man they say he didn't like it when people parked in front of his house and he was known to have a bit of a temper. you could just see. >>this evening, fuming, you know. but he was a nice guy, i mean he was nice. he was a light. >>neighbors like sherri lee but or ewing are wracking their brains trying to figure out what they know about their neighbor 60 year-old steven leet i didn't even a steve's last name. >>realized last night in you know his last >>pretty quiet and he never i don't know adding. i denounce them i never talked to him by we to say hi, you know he's a he was a bit of a loner who only seemed to go to and from work in the grocery store. >>to hea

my name is noel, i have owned a unit for the last 30 years at 6014th st.i agree with what a lot of the previous homeowners have said, as well. i think a postponement would be ideal of what is happening with the situation and the fact we did not get this information until last night. i am here to read a letter from a fellow homeowner, eric bultman who was unable to be here because of how late this meeting ended up going. i'm just going to read what his statements were. eric is a registered architect. i wanted to add that weight to his written words. dear commissioners, i emailed you all yesterday after conversation with the planner. the web link for the documents you are being asked to vote on today was not added to the planning department notice website, until last night. therefore, proper notification was not given and neighbors have not had time to review the updated documents. we are asking for a delay in the proceedings to review the package, and properly be prepared to review these documents before they are voted on. also, of the greatest concern is t

grandmother your whole position most businesses think that's all for a loop alaska sticker to put a cell noel thought i. wouldn't know where ice was unwise helped so much noise when one. little mother's voice was says they're going to cause a stillness with pleasure when she's young yes the look you have of the flood as a mile passes are gorgeous is a key i shall buy the box for fear book and also i think i started using an overall . yes since i think of it as the old. days i think of it as a game. book as far as a people book but as you mention. enough i'll buy from the start of them you can. look at the number of them. to death you do what's known to mean you've bought the domata one not shown in that post mean that it was the one. shown saw the movie stone jingle not your gold to be bought out broad nets that not sound the obvious all night shopping. the booming promo so i got a new. top on she got it. that's happening amazon. how are you so still. going out of her busy doing now come on. nothing. nothing's going to do the population nothing is going to people from mama's own little you ca

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noel. >>yes essentially a community at odds can and pam right now the city is putting together a 15 person working group that happened till december 31th 2021 to come up with a concrete plan on how to proceed without a juvenile hall. juvenile hall chief alan man says a part of that group, but he says the vote to shut it down was premature and the types of programs. the city wants to implement chart already happening. this plan does not represent. >>a well thought out. >>and statement. what should happen to young people. >>will need us members of the n double acp spoke out against the plan to shut down juvenile hall tuesday. the board of supervisors wants to create a new type of facility to house kids who find themselves in trouble district 10 supervisor, walton co authored the ordinance if you look at the data are young people are committing this crime have a. >>150 bed institution that looks like the county jail looks like prison. and we need to come up with an alternative that actually pr

usual glamour girl who says she is going to sit in class welfare lupul was a stupid to put a sell noel thought it. would in no way this was an emotional song which wasn't one . who was doing well says. was the stillness with pleasure when she's young yes this book you have overflowed as a mile boxes are going to cost this is a key i shall buy the box. book and also i think that mr stubbs gives him an overall yes in just a little bit as the sample because i think of it as a team built then it was really in step book as far as fuel flow but as you've seen by plastic. you know. those are. looking for a number of them got tell that to death you don't. do when you board you don't want the shown. that shown saw the movie sound genuine logic wold to believe. that not sound obvious all night shopping. the booming promo so i got a new. top and she got it. that's happening amazon. our souls. going out to busy doing now amazon and laughing. nothing's going to do the population nothing is going to people on the phone will you can see you can feel. this is the famous amazon rain forest along this o

you've got this letter this week from the solicitor general, noel francisco saying this is a bunch of baloney, essentially, and we have to print this thing now. >> you know, this is really a pressure cooker for chief justice roberts and his court. we've seen roberts try to make his court seem like it's not political, but he is finding himself right in the middle of this political issue, as jeffrey just laid out. incredibly important for electoral representation and for communities to get these funds that go towards safe roads, schools, health care, et cetera, and so what roberts is going to be faced with is whether he just pretends that this administration did not engage in these shenanigans, which the lower courts said were unlawful, that the secretary of commerce, wilbur ross, did not act in good faith. that's a big deal when you're talking about something as important as the census. it might sound boring but it's incredibly important to our democracy. >> wilbur ross, the commerce secretary, has maintained, ron brownstein, he's acted well within, you know, what he can and can't adhe

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. >> and artistic director leslie noel. >> if they call us in to make magic, we say, yes, how can weelp? >> while the wish and the magic are meant for the child, it means even more to the family. >> to have a trip like this for her is, you know, it's great. it's something that we can't give her right now and something that she needs to have fun and be a little kid and not have to worry about having cancer. >> elizabeth's wish is coming true very soon. she will be at disney world by the end of this month. it is this tuesday from 6:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night. call the number on your careen to donate unused airline miles. they help send children on special trips. you could also donate money. our team of anchors and reporters will be answering phones. we are back in a moment. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to

noel.>pam and ken the city says this is a public health issue plainoand simple they say are too many teenagers. cigarettes and even though many experts say e cigarettes are the healthier option when compared to traditional cigarettes the food and drug administration has not done the 3. >>the city says until they do this sort of you may should not be on store shelves now funds 2014. the cigarettes have been the most commonly used tobacco product among young people in the country according to a cdc report. the cigarette use increased from 220,000 students in 2011. >>2 more than 3 million. last year. the supervisor i spoke with acknowledges legislation wouldn't entirely prevent you

noel phillips, bbc news.of leader might mean for the brexit process and the word is basically nothing. a european commission spokesman said the election of a new prime minister will not change the accord on britain's departure from the block agreed between the eu and outgoing premier. the spokesman was asked about the pledge from boris johnson not to play b 39 billion euros cash on “— not to play b 39 billion euros cash on —— from borisjohnson not to pay 39 billion euros settlement. he said the election of a new prime minister will not change the parameters. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. andrea leadsom launches her bid to be the next conservative leader, saying brexit can't be put off any longer and she will be able to "get things done". the charity commission will publish its report into how oxfam handled allegations of sexual misconduct by some staff in haiti. heavy downpours across england cause transport disruption, with some southern rail services canc

>>and as kron four's noel bellow reports his neighbors are shaken by the news. >>the door to stephen leeds home was busted open early wednesday as police did an extensive search inside neighbors. tell me lead was a creature of had it who mostly kept to himself. he's been living in this home for more than 15 years and though neighbors say he was a kind and quiet man they say he didn't like it when people parked in front of his house and he was known to have a bit of a temper. you could just see. >>this evening, fuming, you know. but he was a nice guy, i mean he was nice. he was a light. >>neighbors like sherri lee but or ewing are wracking their brains trying to figure out what they know about their neighbor 60 year-old steven leet i didn't even a steve's last name. >>realized last night in you know is last >>pretty quiet and he never i adding i denounce them i never talked to him by we to say hi, you know he's a he was a bit of a loner who only seemed to go to and from work in the grocery store. >>to hear he was the gunman in the shooting at the morgan hill for

on the 11th of february 29th in the eve of the trial we travelled with noel.to madrid won a bleak jail outside the spanish capital. all that was meeting her client. the 64 year old speaker of the cut a lady in parliament who it found guilty faces as many as 17 years in jail. ogier emerged from a final briefing with a client. do you have a talk to her about. the possibility of having known sentence and using her freedom we say we still don't talk about that we go step by step i'm aware people i'm aware that every if you have eyes we want to see it right it's the last all right we're on a case where we keep. the next morning the media gathered outside spain supremum court. it's february the 12th and the 1st day of the historic battle out in trial here at madrid superfine court it's a trial that will in the next few months but spain's judicial system under the spotlight. inside the poor judicial protocols and traditions with caffie observed. but outside the atmosphere was very different. right spanish nationalists including frank you support is carrying phalange

state of illinois dr noel sullivan is a medical anthropologist and the stream did invite serving hishildren to participate in this conversation but the group said quote we are not commenting or responding to questions so welcome everyone into the program i'll start here with the had lied this from the news and then an ex an ordinary girl who said yes to an extraordinary god bedford native finds home in uganda and this came out september 26 2718 olivia for those who aren't familiar with this story what stands out to you the most about renee backstory. i think thank you very much what stands out on this story is the fact that someone with no medical qualification would come to a country like uganda and treat our children and then relate to being a call from god this is soul dangerous and it is happening in india in the missionary a wild as well it is it is all about god it is god who seeks people to africa and most of the time i ask myself this question when is god going to send the african people to america only part of europe to go on this new shuns this torrent is really striking to

noel bellow kron 4 news. well to the north a now a. >>and terrifying shootout all caught on camera look at this the take a look at what happened last thursday along a high-street and mendocino street this is in the city of the late show 4 people were involved when several shots were fired during the day and one of them appear to be using an assault rifle police are still looking for 2 vehicles involved in the shooting, a blue bmw and a white sedan each took off from the area. well a man is recovering after being stabbed in antioch a 24 year-old man walked into a hospital with some serious injuries. after he was stabbed on pruitt ranch drive that's near dallas ranch park. he walked into the emergency room at and at first was not expected to survive it was that serious he was later transferred to a trauma center where he is expected to be okay. well this morning we have new video for a story that we first told you about yesterday on the kron four morning news, a bear we've been telling about all these bears popping up in the bay area thi

council member noel ghio said decriminalizing the mushrooms and several other naturally occurring plants with psychedelic properties would enable oakland police to focus on serious crime. those skeptics raise concerns about unsafe use several speakers testified how psychedelics have helped them overcome depression drug addiction and ptsd. >>these medicines enable people to navigate through their own psychic material in a very unique way and have a little distance from it at the same time us feel immersed and that helps people witness. they're hurt and their trauma and their depression from a different perspective. >>magic mushrooms as they're sometimes remain illegal under both federal and state laws but coming up tonight a day we sat down with the san francisco psychologist, the breaks down the research behind psychedelic therapy. >>that seems to me there are going to be no winners in this case, no matter what the verdict is. >>after 5 weeks of testimony the alameda county prosecutors have rested their case against ghost ship a mass attended erica and creative director max has both defe

on the 11th of february 29th in the eve of the trial we traveled with noel.to madrid won a beach jail outside the spanish capital. it was meeting her client come a day the 64 year old speaker of the cut a lady in parliament who it found guilty faces as many as 17 years in jail. ogre emerged from a final briefing with the trying. to talk to her about. the possibility it had been known since some easing have freedom we said we still don't talk about that we go step by step family get hold of i'm aware everything in my eyes we want to see it right it's the last all right we're going to place it right we came. the next morning the media gathered outside spain supremum court. it's february the 12th and the 1st day of the historic cataloging trial here a picture of the supremes court it's a trial that will in the next few months explain his judicial system under the spotlight. inside the court judicial proof of. holes and traditions with cafferty observed. but outside the atmosphere was very different. right spanish nationalists including frank you support is carry

on the 11th of february 29th in the eve of the trial we travelled with noel.to madrid won a bleak jail outside the spanish capital. although with meeting her client. the 64 year old speaker of the cut a lady in parliament with found guilty faces as many as 17 years in jail. oger emerged from a final briefing with a client. do you have a talk to her about. the possibility of having known sentence and using her freedom we said we still don't talk about there we go step by step i'm aware people i'm aware of every as your clients we want to see it right it's the last all right we're on a case where we keep. the next morning the media gathered outside spain supremes court. it's february the 12th and the 1st day of the historic battle out in trial here at madrid supremes court it's a trial that will in the next few months but spain's judicial system under the spotlight. inside the poor judicial protocols and traditions with caffie observed. but outside the atmosphere was very different. right spanish nationalists including frank you support is carrying phalange plan

they say he wanted her to grow up and be a doctor in south san francisco noel bellow kron 4 news. 80 in walnut creek. it happened about 1 o'clock saturday morning on the northbound lanes that's just south of tree boulevard of the off-ramp there. the incident briefly shut down all northbound lanes of traffic. on the peninsula police seized more than 1000 pounds of illegal fireworks from a home in redwood city officers arrested 3 men after finding those fireworks on thursday. police say that the quantity and type of the fireworks found at the home presented a public safety hazard. all fireworks are illegal in redwood city and possession and use of them can can can carry fines of up to $50,000 along with jail time. coming up this morning with city leaders found inside a building th good morning, we're back on kron 4 news weekend police are calling the living conditions at a south los angeles building inhumane. this weekend, dozens of people were forced to evacuate the building that's not coded for residential use. steve coach has the story. human waste, cockroaches crawling down the

the resolution was introduced by council member noel he says decriminalizing plants would allow police to focus on more serious crimes, certain plants like mushrooms the been the focus of recent studies that indicate they may have certain physical and mental health benefits and could be used to treat depression and ptsd. >>what's next for this bear. after he was captured on a you see campus today. >>the protesters on the streets of london today for president trump's visit with prime minister theresa may why the president is calling all of this. >>fake news and next at 6.30 they are about to hit home. the local impact of president tariffs, the president's tariffs on mexico that's - hey, mike. check out this time-space wormhole i created. - how's it work? - let me see your togo, and i'll show you. - earl! you have my lunch. - pretzelrami is back, with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with black forest ham. the new hot pretzels, only at togos. how far would you go for

elena noel is a mentor the co—chair of the anti—knife crime forum for southwark borough.orough knows it is a hotspot, it is a problem. why is it a hotspot for the knife crime? goodness! there are lots of good things to say about southwark. but there is disadvantage, lack of opportunity, lack of employment, young people feel very disengaged, they feel excluded, and they want the things that other people have, they lack education, contacts and networks. and they see their friends on the streets dying and are angry. has criminality and gang crime become a normality in impoverished areas? i am notjust normality in impoverished areas? i am not just talking normality in impoverished areas? i am notjust talking about london. as you know, sections have been placed on nearly all major towns and cities in the uk which will stay in place as far as the home office is content for the next year. normality? i will never want to see knife crime and violence being a normality, but young people are terrified, parents are terrified, they want solutions and answers. and it should not be a no

on the 11th of february 29th in the eve of the trial we traveled with noel o'gara adil to madrid wona bleak jail outside the spanish capital. all that was meeting her client how many people could take the 64 year old speaker of the cut a lady in parliament with found guilty faces as many as 17 years in jail. ogier emerged from a final briefing with a client. do you have a talk to her about. the possibility of unknown sentence and using her freedom we said we still don't talk about that we go step by step i'm aware people i'm aware that every as you have my eyes we want to see it right it's the last all right we're on a case where we keep. the next morning the media gathered outside spain supremum court. it's february the 12th and the 1st day of the historic battle out in trial here at madrid supremes court it's a trial that will in the next few months but spain's judicial system under the spotlight. inside the poor judicial protocols and traditions with caffie observed. but outside the atmosphere was very different. right spanish nationalists including frank you support is carrying p

elena noel is a mentor and the co—chair of the anti—knife crime forum for southwark borough in southd now become a normality in parts of the uk. i will never want to see knife crime, knife carrying and violence being a normality but young people are terrified, parents are terrified. they want solutions and a nswe i’s terrified. they want solutions and answers and, you know, and it shouldn't be a normality. they want to be safe, they want to be like other people but for some, it is a normality. do they come to people like yourself, average workers, and say, i want out? labour i am mentoring someone who has done just that. there are many young people, some we have heard about in the news and others, myself and my colleagues talk about, who want out, who u nfortu nately talk about, who want out, who unfortunately don't know the way out, don't have any connections to get them out because of the situations that therein, the violence therein and the people they are surrounding themselves with. but there is lots of community organisations such as the anti— knife crime forum, there are many,

of your patients and dr noel sullivan thank you so much for joining us. that's all the time we have for today's discussion but thanks for pitching this and keep the conversation going online following us on twitter we are at stream. voters beaten on polling stations stolen 12 european politicians on trial for their role in a referendum on independence their political opponents in the prosecutor's seat for a case that traces crucial questions about democracy and self-determination. but is the outcome already decided by a hostile spanish state the catalonia trials justice or vengeance on a. the stories generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different perspectives. it's finally separate the speed of the facts the misinformation from the. protesters complain about the. police violence the sensationalizing the demonstration with the listening post on al-jazeera. i'm. a us military but disagree as to where it happened. coming. in the next 30 minutes the ringleaders accused of orchestrating an attempted military coup in turkey are given multi

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break from rehearsals to speak to colin paterson about politics, and that famous feud with his brother noelve got a busy time at the moment. yeah. shockwave, the single. yeah, yeah. sounds like you're quite angry. # you sold me right up the river. # you had to hold me back... i'm sure a lot of people willjust, you know, be lazy and go, oh, it's about your brother. but there's a lot of snide people out there, notjust him, you know what i mean? that's up to you to find out, isn't it? # it's coming around like a shockwave. a lot of protests going on. yeah. what would you protest in life? i would have a word with that mayor. he seems to not be doing a good job, and all those kids are getting knifed. the only thing that ever comes out of his mouth is, london is open. what, open for knife crime, and dying and stuff? worry about people's lives. a 16—year—old kid being knifed to death — and i have kids that age, out and about, living, being young and all that. so that freaks me right out. it has been one of the strange things recently. suddenly all of these politicians are coming out and saying tha

>>in santa clara noel bellow kron 4 news. >>ancoming up on kron 4 news weekend.sident brings back his threat to deport millions of undocumented immigrants will have that story and if you're looking to buy a new home new numbers suggest this may be a good time to start looking and after the break new laws go into effect happening tomorrow, a new law that targets the release of police body camera footage goes into effect this law requires police to release body camera footage within 45 days of an incident where an officer uses his or her weapon. the laws opposed by the california peace officers association. they argue that reviewing in managing the release of body camera footage will cost police departments more money. now the law does allow agencies to request a monthly extensions to the 45 day deadline for up to one year. and gasoline prices will be going up tomorrow as well in california's bay area motorists as you well know already pay the highest average price for gas in the country. starting tomorrow drivers will be pain 6 more cents per gallon now it's all p

break from rehearsals to speak to colin paterson about politics, and that famous feud with his brother noelounds like you're quite angry. # you saw me ride up the river. # you had to hold me back... i'm sure a lot of people would just, you know, be lazy and go, "oh, it's about your brother." but there's a lot of snide people out there, notjust him. you know what i mean? so it could be aimed at a lot of people. that's up to you to find out, isn't it? # it's coming round like a shock wave. there's a lot of protests going on, what would you protest about in life? i'm not into politics and all that, but i do keep an eye on it. but i don't know much about brexit and that, but i'd have a word with the mayor. he seems to not be doing a good job, you know what i mean? all them kids getting knifed and all that. and the only thing that ever comes out of his mouth is, "london is open". what, open for knife crime and dying and stuff? every time you wake up in the morning, there's some 16—year—old kid been knifed to death. and i've got kids at that age, you know what i mean? out and about, going doing t

state of illinois dr noel sullivan is a medical anthropologist now the stream did invite serving his children to participate in this conversation but the group said quote we are not commenting or responding to questions so welcome everyone to the program i'll start here with the had lied this from the news and then an ex an ordinary girl who said yes to an extraordinary god bedford native finds home in uganda and this came out september 26 2718 olivia for those who aren't familiar with this story what stands out to you the most about renee backstory. i think thank you very much what stands out on this story is the fact that someone with no medical qualification would come to a country like uganda and treat our children and then relate to being a call from god this is soul dangerous and it is happening in india and in the missionary a wild as well it is it is all about god it is god who seeks people to africa and most of the time i ask myself this question when is god going to send african people to america only part of europe to go on this lucian's of this torrent is really striking

myjeremy noel view is that we are getting on the 31st of october. —— general view. is that we are getting -- generalview. thank you very much indeed. i will bring in our next guest now, who is not feeling great at the moment because he was team gove! i am disappointed. i thought michael fought back superbly from a tricky start to the campaign. i superbly from a tricky start to the campaign. lam very superbly from a tricky start to the campaign. i am very proud to have been part of a campaign which was cross—party campaign with brexiteer is, remain, i made the case that he was a fantastic candidate to support. what is the race lost, in your view now? i think michael... this is the adopted son of an aberdeen fisherman, he brought something very different with the triumph of ideas, policy and delivery, but there are other very good candidates in the race, and i hope both candidates do well, they are both conservatives and we will support them both. there have been rumours about team johnson referring to fight someone like jeremy rumours about team johnson referring to fight someone likejerem

joining me to weigh in is the house of the michael noel show. thank you for being with us.ovies are made in really oppressive countries. what you think of this? >> are you suggesting there is hypocrisy in hollywood? i never heard of such a thing. of course studios are perfectly willing to open a $5 billion disney resort in china, perfectly willing to this china is one of the worst human rights abusers in the world, colombia, malaysia, but in our own home country, georgia doesn't want to kill babies they're going to boycott, going to force a choice on the citizens of georgia, tried to extort them to sell their souls, $92,000 and 21/$2 billion of direct spending in that state. this is not about principles. this is not about anything other than power. the elites in hollywood know they have power over federal citizens, they have a leverage and they will try to leverage that to push their own radical abortion view. you got to remember the citizens of georgia support these heartbeat bill, majority of americans polled support the heartbeat bills. just 6% of americans believe you s

michelle, i cannot read the last name, kevin, noel, katrina, elizabeth, and michael.anyone else who wishes to speak on this item? please come on up. don't be shy. >> hello. michael guthrie, i am resident next door at 6014th st. 30 years ago, i moved into this building that was originally the hue blank building on the first project that the planning commission approved as a live/work loft project and south of the market area. we found a very interesting and exciting. subsequently i bought a unit i moved my architectural design practice into one of the ground-floor spaces. this is a pretty exciting project. i don't have anything other than praise for a lot of the design that has been done. it is an exciting addition to san francisco. knowing that one of our biggest problems is housing, and rental housing. myself, and those of us that are going to speak, we are not here to oppose the project. we find that there are certain aspects to it that with some mitigation, we think that we could live in harmony with this project. i am not suggesting any major modifications. we wou

trying to figure out if this might have been arson or not will take several day is live in santa clara noel gallo kron 4 news they can wild 2 homes are damaged in the east bay after a fire broke out. >>at a garage last night the alameda county fire department tweeted these pictures from the scene. firefighters say they responded to 3026 keith avenue at 9 30 last night and found the garage burning. emergency responders evacuated the homeowners and next door neighbors. an off-duty officer also rescued the family's one year-old dog named sammi who was hiding. no one was injured the cause of the fire is still under investigation. now big story we are following tonight the trump administration is reviving a threat of ice rates. >>president trump stalled plans for deportations across major cities, including san francisco last weekend. now he says a series of raids will begin sometime after the 4th of this announcement is renewing concerns for many across the bay area. >>kron four's dan thorn has now live in san francisco with but advocates are saying dan. >>simply doesn't have an immigration refo