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in the story of the ol let's family of new mexico ryan hall let's is twenty seven years old an officer with the albuquerque police department he's here tonight with his wife rebecca. thank . thank you ron thank you aaron was on duty when he saw a pregnant homeless woman preparing to inject heroin when ryan told her she was going to harm her unborn child she began to weep she told him she didn't know where to turn but badly wanted a safe home for her baby. in that moment ryan said he felt god speak to him you will do it because you can he heard those words he took out a picture of his wife and their four kids then he went home to tell his wife rebecca in an instant she agreed to adopt the whole let's name their new daughter hope. ryan and rebecca you embody the goodness of our nation thank you thad. thank you. thank you. thank you ryan and rebecca. as we rebuild america's strength and confidence at home we are also restoring our strength and standing abroad around the world we face rogue regimes terrorist groups and rivals like china and russia that challenge our interests our economy a

ol it's technology, it's a balloon in the sky, it's radar , it's an unmanned aerial vehicle but it basically is tied up into a system that is complemented by boots on the ground and the border patrol so when manny says that border security at each place along the border involves infrastructure, technology and people, what he's saying is we should leave to the experts how and where to deploy each of these items were makes the most sense. if you go out to west texas, out in big bend, i've flown over the cliffs that are 3000, 200 feet tall that looked down at the rio grande river. you don't need to build a fence there were a wall, but you go to san diego california, some of the hard control places and maybe what you'd prefer to h do is have a technological solution or in an urban area where it's easy to dart acrosss the border into the united states, maybe it makes sense to have fencing and tacticalan infrastructure and walls where appropriate. being able to put in place the right mix of infrastructure and technology will enable us to begin toes regain the public's confidence on this issue beca

however, from this process we have learned how to improve upon med ol apology and how to -- method ol -- methodology. as an institution that serves working students, many of whom need to drive, we cannot ignore this as a major issue. during the development of the tdm framework, city college has been more engaged as a partner and we will be placing focused attention on parking needs in their facility's master plan. i strongly believe this framework has elevated many of the concerns about parking and traffic. especially the consideration of how recommendations will be burdensome to students and residents. this needs to be addressed if any development is going to be successful on the reservoir. i want to emphasize that the balboa reservoir developers who have since been identified will be undergoing their own extensive process to develop their own transportation and parking analysis. in fact, they are using the lesson learned from this framework to inform their process. while not everyone may agree upon the recommendation or how these recommendations were developed, the framework starts

but we talked to the governor in his office a couple of weeks ago, and he was talking about making ol hiv oive oil on the ranch. but criminal justice is also going to be a big part of his legacy. >> yeah, part of his speech yesterday was pleading with lawmakers that i know realignment has been tough, but don't roll it back. bail reform, does the governor back that and do they find the money? >> and the gas tax repeal, he's promising to fight that. thank you all so much. >> thank you. >>> turning now to a special investigation of the north bay fire response. as flames sped across the county on october 8, calls flooded into 911. overwhelmed operators gave conflicting information about whether to evacuate not. we found troubling gaps in the emergency response system. i reported on this, together with my colleagues who join me now. so one of the main findings after months of talking to people and listening to these calls was about evacuation order. lisa, what did we learn about what happened in those early hours in sonoma county and how quickly they were able to respond to these fires? >>

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. >> gunfire erupts hitting a 60-year-ol woman at a bus stop. >>> meet the bucks county man with a familiar name pleading for the return of a prized possession up next. >> a well-known chef will be going to prison for 20 years for charges related to child pornography. alexander picasso apologized, he plead guilty for conspiring with a girlfriend to engage in the exploitation of children. he ran a restaurant including the crow and pitcher in center city. >>> thieves stole a sign off a family's home in levittown, bucks county. andy reid said the stolen sign isn't just a decoration it's a family heirloom, reid's sister made the sign 30 years ago and they put it out every season. >> we had such a great year, if they were a true eagles fans they wouldn't be stealing someone else's sign. >> he said return the sign no questions asked he is hoping to get it back for the championship game. >> a driver is seriously injured after their car end up on the side details about what likely caused the crash. >>> philadelphia water department is working around the clock to repair broken water mains and resort

you were 18 years ole. the things this man could do at 18. the stage and wasn't even off book and was joe turner. he was 18. >> their parallel lives played like a "this is us" plot line. >> we didn't know we were both in st. louis. our parents went to rival high schools. we were born in the same hospital. so it was just crazy. we were just homies before anything else. then it grew. >> william h. macy for shameless. >> theater is at the core of our relationship. >> theater brought together william and felicity. show business a big part of their bond. >> we share each other's scripts. we critique each other. it's not good for most people. >> it depends on the marriage. >> could be world war iii. >> felicity huffman i love you. >> the stage is where steve carl met nancy. >> steve was teaching a class and i was a student. >> it sounds unseemly. >> i was 27. >> and i was 21 and it continues to be hot. >> some rock well. >> for some s.a.g. award couples a random run in started it off. >> we met in a lobby at the chateau marmont. >> really. >> he wa

. >>> a music celebration up next marking another milestone at philadelphia's grand ole lady of logan street. >>> we have learned about a new defense strategy for bill cosby at his upcoming retrial on sexual assault charges. his lawyers will suggest the comedy couldn't have attacked andrea con stand because as the defense claims he was not in town at the time of the alleged encounter. at cosby's trial last year his lawyers argued they were involved in a secret relationship. cosby's retrial is set for trial in april. >>> the entire board of directors for usa gymnastics be resign following pressure from the u.s. olympic committee. 150 gymnasts testified larry nassar abused him. the olympics committee says the usa gymnastics need rebuilding and the athletes agree. >> it is rotten to its core because the abusive nature as infiltrated into it core, and fundamental change is absolutely a necessity. >> meanwhile on the campus of michigan state university last night, students protested nassar's tenure there and how the school handled complaints against him. also yesterday the university's ath

peninsula and coopertino and saratoga, we are seeing wet roadways and in the north bay, forest nflt oles, seeing moisture. are you ready for a soaker? stronger storm will move in here early next week. it looks like it will dump rain in the bay area, helping the rainfall deficit. speaking of a stronger storm. look at the powerful storm battering the northeast. they have seen everything from ice to snow, blizzard conditions, flooding rains and mixed precipitation behind the system. they are going to deal with bitterly cold conditions going in to the weekend. >> mild in comparison to the northeast. we have 50s, 60s in terms of our temperatures and visibility not so great. in concord and fairfield, about 2-2-1/2 miles due to fog. watch out, here is a look at the morning commute. let's take a look at a live picture from the abc 7 news camera. it's cloudy. fog and rain in the morning and wet for the rest of the friday. dry pattern and a level two storm coming in early next week. the current system going in to tomorrow, it's a light one. level one. scattered showers will give way to rain and mo

any child that lives in philadelphia that will be 5 years ole on or before september 5. can register their children. kindergarten registration closes on may 31st. for more information head to our website at 6abc.com. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at noon. a disturbing discovery in california. now two parents are accused of holding their 13 children captive. and a 6 abc campaign that saved countsless lives back to raise fire safety awareness. >>> now to the house of horrors in california. a couple is behind bars accused of abusing their 13 children and amaking them live in dung enlike conditions. they were discovered when a 17-year-old girl escaped with a cell phone from the house and called 911. officers swarmed the home and arrested their parents. they are both held on $9 million bail. neighbors recall seeing the children late at night rolling out sod. >> everybody was super skinny, not athletic skinny but malnourished skinny they spoke to his father and they recently renewed their vows alongside their 13 children and had matching outfits and had the exact same h

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this morning, the kern county fire department contained an 'ol refinery in bakersfield. officials say it's not clear what was burning inside a cooling tower at the kern oil refining company. started about 9:00 last night. crews were able to shut off the source of the fire and then simply let it burn out. no injuries have been reported. >>> lawmakers in sacramento and washington are considering new legislation dealing with harass am in the wake of the me too movement. they would no long -- >> that would require house members to pay the settlement out of their own pockets. the capitol in sacramento, a move is under way to give more rights to victims of sexual harassment by extending the statute of limitations from one year to three. the current system is broken because many victims are not aware there is a statute of limitations. >>> a peninsula man has found what appears to be a popular hangout for mountain lions. he has amazing video to prove it. check it out. dave kent set up a camera at a hiking trail frequented by mountain lions, particularly at night. there were enco

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and ol certificate branch extended to south korean in this national an address from kim jong-un. he spoke about 30 minutes at no point during this speech did he mention president trump. instead, talking about the united states as a nuclear threat to his country saying that they know have a deterrence that the whole of the mainland is within our firing range. these are direct quotes from kim jong-un. and that the nuclear missile button is right on my desk. he said it's not a threat but a reality. he also said that the north would never strike first, but that they would retaliate if attacked. no way to verify really these claims that the north koreans now have a nuclear arsenal. they have carried about 15 ballistic missile tests and strongest nuclear test back in september. but the nos surprising part of this speech was overture to the south korean, kim jong-un talking about the winter olympics set to place next month, just about 60 miles south of the demilitarized zoning saying he's hoping forea peaceful olympics and willing to send delegation possibly these two ice skaters who ha

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