. >>> the alameda district attorney nancy o'malley says she's cracking down. the take the pledge company calls on community members and also know the signs of abuse. >> if you see something, say something. it may be innocent but it also could be saving someone's life from being exploited or trafficked. >> the most common victims of human trafficking are young

i'm joined in the studio by o'malley f.t.w. social media service and also correspondent shots jelani shots ed let's start with you who is minds are pashtun and why is his message gaining ground. most people in pakistan had never heard of bush dean until about 2 years ago it's a fascinating story how he's now suddenly a household name in pakistan he's somebody was born in the tribal region of salt as you just on it's a border region along the finest on he's the son of a schoolteacher he was studying veterinary science in school and he grew up during the so-called war on terror of you witnessed a lot of bombing and killing and brutality around him and eventually his own family was forced to move out of the tribal areas so he has seen all this firsthand and when you hold rallies across pakistan where tens of thousands of young people come he speaks from his heart from his personal experience and that's why his message resonates with a lot of people the pakistani army however sees him as a foreign funded agent they call him a trait

this is why our community safety town hall will feature leadership from opd, nancy o'malley and importedmunity members. now this meeting tonight is expected to be pretty well attended. it will start at 7:00 at the locklear presbyterian church. live in montclair, kpix 5. stadium for the first ever playoff game, such security teams say they will be ready. fans are busy stocking up on game gear, we now know they may be the only ones wearing the team colors, there will be plenty of uniformed patrol members and they will not be alone. >> what all the layers of security happening that are not clearly in their eyes. meaning officers that are not in uniform. officers that are dressed in fan attire. >>> there is a zero-tolerance for violation of the code of conduct. anyone behaving badly will be ejected or arrested. we will have the coaches last pregame assessment in a few minutes. >>> an suv stolen from someone's garage and it is all caught on camera. this happened at 2:40 this morning on l.a. court near woodhull park. it was in the park on the driveway, used the garage opener and stole a white

. >>> the alameda district attorney nancy o'malley says she's cracking down. the take the pledge company calls on community members and also know the signs of abuse. >> if you see something, say something. it may be innocent but it also could be saving someone's life from being exploited or trafficked. >> the most common victims of human trafficking are young women and girls. and justice department study estimates between 9,000 and 10,000 children are victims of sex trafficking. >>> homelessness is expected to be the top issue tomorrow. the governor is asking state lawmakers to spd help pay rent for those at risk of becoming homeless. this comes as governor newsome signed an executive order yesterday. lippy shaft says she welcomes the governor's proposal. >> we must prevent people from becoming homeless in the first place. and that's what that fund is designed to do. >> the u.s. expect of housing and urban development says 150,000 people in california are homeless which is a quarter of the entire country's homeless population. "n" this morning's health check a

. >>> today alameda county d.a., nancy o'malley, announced a new pledge to take on human traf to join the fight to stop human exploitation. >> if you see something, say something. it may be innocent. but it also could be saving someone's life from being exploited or trafficked. >> the district attorney's office say the most common victims of human trafficking are young women and girls. an estimated 50% of the victims end up being used for sexual exploitation. >>> the flu is being blamed for another death in monterey county. three people have now died there from the flu. the california public health department released data on december 28th showing there have been 54 flu deaths statewide. with the latest death, that number is at least 55. >> another system coming through right now. it will get here in the early morning hours tomorrow morning. like 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 in the morning. and scattered showers and then clearing rapidly. the system is just to north of us. we do have clouds out there. reports of drizzle and sprinkle activity along the coast. the lower atmosphere is getting bieths

she's also served concurrently as energy advisor to governor martin o'malley then. delight to have you here. please join us. thank you so much, abigail. looking forward to hearing from you. >> good morning. how are you? good. i'm glad to hear that. i'm super excited to be here as well. i have a speech which i will read in a moment. i want to say thank you very much for inviting me. i appreciate following tom. tom, can i share our weird life story? so, tom and i have very -- in addition to having the honor of leading the two most -- the fastest moving trade associations in washington, no offense, mike, or maria, we also shared this crazy history. so tom and i both grew up in washington, d.c. tom went to the boys school her, i went to the girls school here. tom and i both went to dartmouth, not at the same time. then, tom lived here with his family and i lived here with my family. his kids went to the boys and girls school and my kids went to the girls and boys school and now lead the trade association. when we say we have a shared vision of what our future should loo

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oakland police and alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley, along with city councilmember shaneo talk about the deadly incident that claimed the life of a research scientist on new year's eve. shao saying died after trying to chase down robbers that stole his laptop at the starbucks. the meeting will be at montclair presbyterian church on thornhill drive. >>> fox 2 news ktvu news at 6:30 starts next with charges involving a deadly gunbattle in san francisco next year last year. where it leaves the city's newly sworn in district attorney. >>> plus this weekend's big playoff game at levi stadium. the 49ers at full strength against the vikings with injury concerns. later in sports mark will minister the matchup. >>> plus california is fighting back against the high cost of healthcare. governor newsom's proposal for establishing a safe label. >>> the house of representatives approved a war powers resolution that would limit president trump's ability to to take further military action against iran without congressional approval. it was mostly along party lines. speaker pelosi put the

. >>> oakland police, district attorney nancy o'malley and city council member chantel will hold a community safety meeting tonight after thieves took a laptop from a man at the montclair starbucks. he died trying to get it back from the suspected thief. the montclair district meeting will be at the mo thornhill drive at 7:00 tonight. right now, barts board of directors is meeting to discuss a number of items. >>> one issue up for vote is whether to add wi-fi on trains for the first time in years. the other has to do with a pilot program to help bart writers feel safe. allie rasmus has the story. >> reporter: let's start with the safety program called of directors is scheduled vote on this morning. here is what it would do. under the program, bart would add 10 full-time employees from within its police department. they would be civilians within the police department and their focus would be to ride bart trains on the busiest part of the system during the bulk of the evening commute. they are called ambassadors and will work with barts police department though would not be sworn officers and

. >> college took bryant to chicago where she met fellow comedian and future husband conner o'malley.eeding ground for some of "saturday night live's" biggest alum. >> aidy bryant! >> between the laughs, though, bryant was fighting a private battle with a life-long insecurity, rooted in society's harsh standards for beauty. >> i was sort of taking everyone's word that there's one way to be beautiful. there's one way to be valuable. there's one way to be an actress. pretty quickly i was like, oh, this is all made up by someone who i very likely don't respect. >> how do you stop caring about that stuff because it is in your face all the time on tv and everywhere else? >> it's not like i flipped a switch and i'm a perfect, bing. it is something that's ongoing forever. but i think, for me, what i often can do is just think about, like, why do i find myself valuable? and it's not the width of my thigh. >> that epiphany inspired bryant to take on the hulu series "shrill" on the show based on lindy west's best-selling memoir, bryant plays a version of the woman she used to be. >> wow. your w

>> more or less, yeah. [ laughter ] conner o'malley, who's writing on this show we co-wrote "cruel poetry recently and gene read it, and it was so funny that we had to ask him to do it. i mean, gene loves being a cameraman. [ light laughter ] i'm worried that he might be in debt to somebody very badly though [ laughter ] >> seth: because he's doing your show, you're worried he's in debt >> no, because he's also the cameraman still. and we wanted into the eighth floor, not kidding, we walked to snl's studio he was sitting at the reception desk [ laughter ] and i'm wondering -- [ laughter ] he's had to take on yet another job. >> seth: multiple jobs, yeah [ laughter ] so you're basically saying that on "joe pera talks with you," he's making the kind of money where you assumed he would just retire from his other work >> i don't want to -- he's a cameraman on your crew first i would never -- [ laughter ] >> seth: thank you >> but at the same time, yeah. no, i guess three jobs that's a lot [ laughter ] i mean, we both -- maybe we should just both acknowledge that we do pay him enough. [ laught

she's also served concurrently as energy adviser to governor martin o'malley then too.lighted to have you here. please join us. thank you so much, abigail. looking forward to hearing from you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> so, good morning. good, i'm glad to hear that. i'm super excited to be here as well. i have a speech which i'll read in a moment. i want to say first of all thank you for inviting me. i appreciate following tom. tom and i share our life story. tom and i have very -- in addition to having the honor of leading the two most, the fastest moving and trade associations in washington -- no offense, mike or maria -- but we share this crazy history. tom and i both grew up in washington, d.c. tom went to the boys school here. i went to the girls school. tom and i both went to dartmouth not at the same time. tom lives here with his family. i live here with my family. now we're both with these trade associations. when i say we have a lot in common and have this shared vision for what our future should look like it comes from a shared path. this weird thing that w