came up from behind and one struck nolan. >> the actual boy that impacted nolan rams right into him. >> i was screaming and i could not and he had not it the wind out of me. >> his show that he was attended by ski patrol and it shows that his back shows fracture and bone marrow. >> the permanent implications on the length that is not a tall boy. he will lose height. >> the 14-year-old that hit nolan, admits going fast. the ski patrol eyewitness reported the same. yet, squaw valley says, our ski patrol is concluded that this collision was not caused by reckless skiing, rather was an unfortunate example inherent risk that all skiers and riders take on when they approach any ski slope. i could not disagree more, the boy that hit nolan had to have a safety talk with ski he had a pass suspended for any. amber lee is is the perpetrator violated parts of the safety code and at a minimum, the suspension should be the entire season. >> to send the proper message to the community and say that safety is a priority at squaw, that is not the message being sent. >> reporter: nolan chong skis for f

spent the actual boy that impacted nolan ran right into him. at high speed. >> i was streaming and he had knocked the wind out of me. >> reporter: an mri of his spine shows fraction and disruption to bone marrow. >> the permanent implications to nolan that is not a tall boy , he will lose height of 15%. >> reporter: the 14-year-old who hit nolan, part of squaw valley's ski team admits going fast. the ski patrol witnessed the same. yet, squaw valley says, our ski patrol is concluded that this collision was not caused by reckless skiing, rather, it was an unfortunate example of the inherent risk that all skiers and riders take on when they approach any ski slope. >> i could not disagree more. >> reporter: the boy had to have a safety talk with ski patrol, watch a safety video and had his season pass suspended for any. chung says the perpetrator violated parts of the safety code. at a minimum, the suspension should have been an entire season. >> to send a proper message to the community , safety is a priority at squaw family that is not the messag

doctor nolan, thank you for being here.are proud to join you in honoring your father's service and sacrifice. next, i am pleased to introduce representatives of the allied nations that took part in the battle of the bulge 75 years ago. we should remember that it was not just an american victory, not just, as churchill said, the greatest american victory of world war ii. from the embassy of belgium, deputy chief of mission and affair, mr. kristof pale. and defensive attache, brigadier general george fonshon. from the embassy of canada, canadian forces military attache, colonel patrick robicheaux. from the embassy of france, representing the french defense mission, the major. from the embassy of luxembourg, the deputy chief. and from the british embassy, assistant naval attache, commander jim morley. finally, i'm tremendously privileged, very honored to introduce to you our world war ii veteran here? -- our world war ii veteran. do we have a world war ii veteran here? thank you, sir, for being here. we arranged earlier on for

mccarthy by the way, hiers former 49er coach mike nolan, as his defensive coordinator. lots of interesting stuff going on in the world of coaching. college football seems on this kime of year the national championship game coming up. to know alabama. the tide is nowhere in sight. changing tides is the quarterback he announces he is headed for the nfl. he will forgo his last year of college and you remember he suffered that severe hip injury in this particular season. he become a? he was going to be the sure thing number one quach pick now the? he tied up his loose end with alabama today. >> i can't express to have attended the greatest school in college. the biggest thing i've made here's the memories with my friends family and loved ones.

the other skier's pass was suspended, but nolan says only for a week, a punishment that nolan says is unfair based on the severity of his injuries. >> that doesn't seem that bad. ve to lose a season of hao basketball teams. >>an reporter: ni olan and jose both say they would see more proactive enforcement of reckless skiing. for abc 7 news i'm kate larson back to you. >>> building a better bay area means cleaning up a rat-infested homeless encampment in san francisco. this infrared from sonoma county shows rats at the camp. the county declared a state of emergency and will spend $12 million to help people living on that trail. the county says the rats are a heth and safety issue for everybody. >>> a preliminary magnitude 0 earthquake shook santa clara county. check it out. the u.s. geological survey says it registered about 3 miles southwest of gilroy off of castro valley road and highway 101 after 1:30 no reports of inr damage. >>> let's tal akourutboha weath. 5:08 on a monday. a little chill in the air. san leandro, fremont, 37. castro valley, 38. union city, 39. alameda surrounded

on christmas eve, nolan and his dad were ski together, making a turn to head in a different direction. when two young skier's came up from behind and one struck nolan. >> the actual boy rammed right into him, at high-speed. >> i was screaming out. i couldn't even come out. >> reporter: and mri shows fracture disruption to bone marrow according to his parents. the permanent implications is that he is going to have lost of height. >> reporter: the 14-year-old who hit nolan admits going fast. a ski patrol eyewitness reported the same. yet in a statement, squaw valley says, we concluded the scotian was not cost by a reckless scheme but rather as unfortunate and sample that all skiers writers take on when they approach a slope. >> they had to have a safety talk to watch a safety video and had a season pass suspended for a week. at a minimum, the suspensions should have been the entire season. >> to send a proper message to the community that safety is a priority at squaw, that is not the message being sent. >> no other place basketball competitively and will miss at least the entire year.

nolan was left with two fractures in his vertebrae. doctors say he may have to deal with permanent height loss. >> i'm not that tall to begin with. and maybe even shorter that kind of upsets me. >> i think there was negligence on the part of the other two boys. >> the ski resort says the 13-year-old's pass was suspended but nolan's father said only for a week. squaw valley says the collision was not caused by reckless skiing but an unfortunate example of the risk skeiers tak when they approach a ski e.opsl means cleaning up a rat-infested homeless encampment in san francisco. today cleanup will start along the joe rodata trail. this infrared from sonoma county shows rats at the camp. the county declared a state of emergency and will spend $12 million to help people living on that trail. the county says the rats are a health and safety issue for everybody. >>> a preliminary magnitude 3.0 earthquake shook santa clara county. check it out. the u.s. geological survey says it registered about 3 miles southwest of gilroy off of castro valley

i asked rachel nolan to lay out her piece. >> thank you for having me.e course of reporting this story, i found many migrants who reach u.s.-mexico border are not given access to mayan language translation. during interviews in which migrants have to lay out why they are afraid of returning to their country of origin, many mayan-language speakers from guatemala are forced to do so in spanish, which is a language that they do not speak. so i've heard cases of people being deported after signing papers that they don't understand. i've heard cases of families being separated and children isolated, spoken to in spanish, which is a lananguage that they don't understand. and many mayan-language speakers who are attempting to gain asylum, i'll say -- they're not migrating into the united states seeking work. they are attempting to access asylum. and they are only often given access to mayan-language translation at their final court date, if at all. amy: can you tell us a story, one of the people profile? this also goes to the horrific issue of the separation of

punishment that nolan says is unfair based on the severity of his injuries. >> that doesn't seem that bad. and i have to lose a season of two basketball teams. >> reporter: nolan and joseph both say they would see more pro-active. for abc 7 news i'm kate larson back to you. >> still ahead abc7 news at 11:00. the sudden side show in san francisco. our cameras are on the scene moments before police showed up. >> plus cameras catch the thieves taking church money that was supposed to buy presents for children. how the community turned it into ha new year miracle. >> and saw a lot of sunshine. now tonight cooler air moving in before we uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15%ain? or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk, and save it for next time. geico. over 75 years of savings and servic

important people, i thank you all for coming but i want to focus on the world war ii vets and doctor nolan father was there and captured during the battle of the bulge. those who served before us, they are the shouldered tremendous sacrifice, the burden of the flight, that provided and gave us our freedoms today. thank you very much for what you've done, you've been an inspiration over the years. thank you. i also want to thank, for the friends of the national world war ii memorial team, from sharing their legacy continues and lives on today and into the future. for me personally, it's an honor to stand before you. i commanded a 101st and as part of that formation, the years that have gone through, i've gotten to meet and engage those who have fought in this fight, i understand those sacrifices they have made. the personal stories of heroism that they did every single day. so to stand before you today, i am humbled and honored. 75 years ago today, that hitler launched 30 divisions, 30 divisions of combat power in a surprise counter offensive to recapture the port of antwerp. it's in the ne

nolan, daughter of first lieutenant james -- who was taken prisoner of war during the battle of the bulge. and of course, world war ii veteran mr. george -- >> presenting the wreath, ,olonel patrick robichaux canadian embassy of canada. presenting the wreath of france, defense mission embassy of france and presenting the wreath for luxembourg, deputy chief embassy of luxembourg. last but not least, presenting the wreath -- did you mention that? ok. thank you. presenting the wreath for the kingdom of belgium are mr. kristof, deputy chief embassy of belgium, and general george, of belgium. as i was saying earlier, last but not least, presenting the wreath of the united kingdom are commander jim morley, assistant attache british embassy. please bring the appropriate honors for playing the taps the u.s. army band. ♪ ["taps" playing] ♪ this concludes our ceremony. thank you for joining us today. thank you very much. >> american history tv is in social media. follow us at c-span history. this sunday evening on american history tv, a perspective on the senate impeachment trial of president bill

it's just a shame that guy ritchie falls back on his bad habits casual racism and the nolan esque lack of female characters problematic but still very entertaining. would and i am being absolutely sincere much rather watch cats than the angry racist man that is the gentleman. we put this issue up for debate political commentator david rants and social activist lee just. this is a sort of bygone break movie a sort of muscular reassertion of the we can say what we like is our country and we don't give a damn what anybody thinks it can tell us about our most foul and disgusting racist language this was a movie gangsters and guess what really gangsters don't speak in politically correct balanced ways that's not what gangsters do when we see movies like this is the following day when those racial epithets are repeated on the should treat give cause for concern that. movie makers like guy should have a broader social conscience and responsibility. producing the arjen they do if you want to see a margin to reassess them then that's fine you go and see it if we go to see a gangster movie you k

this is bbc 5live with steven nolan.ands of homes, businesses, hospitals and transport networks today... michael wilson was one of thousands of passengers caught up in the chaos on the railways. he told me how he was stuck on a train for an extra eight hours with his daughter, travelling from newcastle to london. when you've been on the train for that long, there were babies crying, there were people getting quite upset. there was one point where there was a member of staff who quite clearly was in tears over the tannoy because people were getting quite agitated. so, who's to blame? two power stations hundreds of miles apart — hornsey offshore wind farm and the rwe—owned little barford gas—fired gas—fired power station. they are supposed to cope with lightning strikes, but didn't last august. 0fgem says their equipment failed, triggering the wider shutdown. both the owners have agreed to pay £4.5 million forfailing to stay on the grid. a third company, uk power networks, who run the power lines in the east and south—east

a commitment merely to uphold the principles of the queen and officials are muttering about the nolanct in public life. i think also that the sussexes are about to discover how durable is the celebrity that they have once they are unhitched from the royal machine. in truth, in north america it probably will not make that much difference. all of these new arrangements come into force in the spring and they will be reviewed after 12 months. we can now speak to patricia treble has been a royal watcher, journalist and commentator for more than 15 years, covering all aspects of the royal family's relationship with canada. shejoins from toronto. let me start by asking you, what difference do you think this deal will make to the life that harry and meganmack could potentially lead in canada? well, i think it clears up some of the questions raised because there is no doubt now they are coming as private citizens, they are not doing any royal duties, it is on behalf of the queen who is the queen of canada and they are simply going to be private. whether it's to simply do as they've been doing

commitment nearly to uphold the principles of the queen and officials are muttering about that make the nolanublic life. i think also that these suffixes are about to discover how durable is the celebrity that they have once they are unhitched from the royal machine. in truth, in north america it probably will not make that much difference. all these new arrangements come into force in the spring and they will be reviewed after 12 months. an investigation by the police watchdog has concluded that senior officers ignored sexual abuse of girls in rotherham by asian men, for fear of causing racial tensions. the iopc upheld a number of complaints from an abuse survivor. her name has been changed in this report from alasdair gill. elizabeth was one of hundreds of girls abused in the rotherham child abuse scandal. she has always said the police failed to take action and now a police watchdog report has upheld most of her complaints. this report upholds six complaints from elizabeth and her family including the police were aware from as early as the mid—i9 90s of suspects committing child abuse in r

by the way, mccarthy hired mike nolan. >>> in case you missed it. boxing. over the weekend, we had an incident that may remind you of soccer. >> it is download center and they are waiting for it to come down. >> nice try, but he. it would have been the final goal in the final minute. in case you missed it, how about this? this is paul george of the clippers from behind the backboard. take another look at it. yes, that will go down and that probably is the best shot in the long time. in case you missed it, the lakers game, this shot for $100,000. he is 27 years old and he is a bounty hunter. look at that. it looks like he has laid some basketball. he popped that shot beautifully. tonight, a little harlem globetrotters stuff. look at this closely he goes between the legs and the little stuff and go. the team lost that he had 29 points. in case you missed it, he looks one way and he fix the defender and he puts it in. how do you describe that? >> yes, i could do that any day of the week. >> he is the best player, it is not often that you see a professi

nolan siegel of portola valley is one of the school's youngest racers. >> my finger thing is how technicalt is and the elevation change. >> reporter: that you cameron shields, 19, two moved to the bay area from australia. my home country is great. >> i decided to make a move to the states income to the bay area. >> the raceway will introduce new programs and options at the school. spector look at the facility we have and the better means of exploiting this great space. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway, betty yu "kpix 5". >>> dozens of condos are about to go for sale in the few at bargain prices. john ramos explains how the buyers will be chosen. >> 's new residential complex on san pablo avenue in berkeley is almost completed. while it will not shop solve the housing shortage, for 6 look appealed people it's the deal of a lifetime. blue berkeley. 41 units along busy san pablo. there is been a lot of construction but also large projects have been for rental units. these, someone will own. >> we have not had low market rate condos go up for sale in berkeley. >> most of the closing new units wi

her lawyer, anthony depietro, has told myself and bridget nolan, my colleague, that since this piece first aired last night, six women, six new women he didn't know existed, have contacted him saying that they believe that this same doctor assaulted them. >> really. >> six women. so that was the goal she had in doing this piece and coming forward. we'll see. and the one quick thing i want to say, as part of the plea, the 18 women who were involved initially, the d.a. can't prosecute them. there are now 32 women, maybe even a lot more, so the attorney is saying that he hopes that they can find a way to find justice. >> just amazing. not even 24 hours out, you can see the strength and what it means to speak out. dana, thank you so much, and thank you to evelyn yang for your courage. we'll be right back. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep, uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that l

they are hiring mike nolan as his defensive coordinator. >>> a few months ago he was certain to be ally knows because of the hip surgery that could keep him sidelined during his entire rookie season, but he is going pro. he made that decision. he got hurt late in the season. this was a hip injury that will likely make it impossible for him to do much at the nfl combine. otherwise he's clearly one of the best quarterbacks coming out of the draft. so many questions now will his hip heal completely? nobody knows. the star from hawaii remains t optimist optimistic. >> i'd say it's been a roller coaster because i've got to see the spectrum of both sides, winning and losing a national championship, going through adversity, coming back from it, continuing to go through it. it's been a mixture of emotions, but for me i think coming to a place like this has helped me -- has helped set me up to be in the best position to be successful later in life. >> how impressive. so well spoken and composed. >>> stine returns to sacramento. he's expecting more love than boos from the fans. at least he's h

this is bbc 5live with steven nolan.l wilson was one of thousands of passengers caught up in the chaos on the railways. he told me how he was stuck on a train for an extra eight hours with his daughter, travelling from newcastle to london. when you've been on the train for that long, there were babies crying, there were people getting quite upset. there was one point where there was a member of staff who quite clearly was in tears over the tannoy because people were getting quite agitated. so, who's to blame? two power stations hundreds of miles apart — hornsey offshore wind farm and the rwe—owned little barford gas—fired gas—fired power station. they are supposed to cope with lightning strikes, but didn't last august. 0fgem says their equipment failed, triggering the wider shutdown. both the owners have agreed to pay £45 million forfailing to stay on the grid. a third company, uk power networks, who run the power lines in the east and south—east of england, is also paying £1.5 million for reconnecting customers too earl

mike mccarthy is the new head coach and mike nolan assistant coach of dallas now and former 49ers. buy one really expensive econd. and swap out each he >> tomorrow on california line, the new beauty line that will blow you away and cheap tricks to pump up the value of your home. happening tomorrow on "california live." tomorrow morning on nbc bay area. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows infant mortality rates dropped and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for women. so when you hear mike bloomberg on health care... mrb: this is america. we can certainly affor

last 16-year stint with some help from others, but just one of the greatest of all time and then, jan nolan who had been a pioneer dealing with nuclear strategy and a lot of air force issues as well, and then of course, a woman still very much with us, that we're all very proud of these days, fiona hill, i've just ordered my fiona hill t-shirt and there's not an action figure yet, but maybe soon. [laughter] >> and amazing friend, join me in thanking general lori robinson. >> thank you. [applause] >> i hope everybody has a wonderful holiday season and thanks for your thoughtfulness. i appreciate it a lot. [inaudible conversations] >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington d.c. and around the country. so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979. c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. government. >> in just a moment we expect oral argument to begin with a d.c.

now we're going to hear from rich nolan.the president and ceo of the national mining administration, association. he's been with them for a number of years and represent the coal, metal and mineral producers, mineral processors, equipment manufacturers and other suppliers and services to the domestic mining industry. as president and ceo he directs the association public policy efforts before congress, regulatory agencies in the white house and association strategic agenda for media relations. sound like you're busy. with more than 20 years of experience advocating on many natural resources sector issues he's most recently served national mining association for 13 years, senior vp in political affairs. he has three decades in all aspects of energy, mining, forestry and the like. so it's a pleasure to have you here. thank you, rich for joining us and looking forward to hearing the broader view of the mining industry and how the opportunities in mines play into all the things we've discussed. thank you. thank you so much. [ ap

this is christopher nolan. i'm obsessed with this director.one of the few filmmakers who truly really cares about that immersive audience experience. my favorite film of the decade dunkirk and interstellar where is he truly understanding that audiences are smart. he wants to challenge them and tenet we don't know a ton about it. we know washington is in it. international espionage and minutes time. that's my number one. i will probably see it 10 times in theaters. pete: we don't know the plot. dean: don't give it out. rachel: love the director. >> i love the director. yeah. pete: kevin mccarthy thank you very much. >> thank you guys. happy new year. love to you all. rachel: a guy who loves movies as much as i do. dean: he loves them more than i do. never to be confused from kevin mccarthy the rep from california. pete: next on the rundown, a boat slams into a jetty and lands like this. so what happened next? well, we will tell you. dean: and a nanny for an 18-year-old? the parents who say their college kid needs help with things like laundry a