go ahead. >> well, if sutherland springs is inside the city limit of sutherland springs and the p.d.ase. if it's outside the city limit the county sheriff does. either way, they'll get help from the state troopers, the texas rangers, the plain clothed unit of the texas department of public safety. the department of public safety is their state troopers, their uniformed troopers. they will be there in force and there will be plenty of agents and these agents, they can help the sheriff or the p.d. work a crime scene sewly, gather the evidence, run the intelligence and it gets picked back to guys like in malcolm's world the intelligence analysts too, law enforcement and government intelligence and even military intelligence to tell anything they know about the guy. and it may be unrelated to anything they're tracking like terrorism, it could be just a madman but it bounces off those intelligence places, all those great analysts that help law enforcement so much and they dig it out once you have the guy's identity they dig out his history, his life and we'll see search warrants at his ho

new surveillance video from philadelphia p.d. shows the moments someone ran over a victim twice with a minivan. take a look at this. we blurred out the victim. you see the van run him over, and then the driver backs up running him over again. that's when the suspect takes off from the scene. this happened last tuesday on the corner of 56th street. the 25-year-old victim is a transgender man. police have not determined if the incident is a hate crime. >>> a big change in new jersey's smoking law begins today. consumers now have to be 21 years old to buy tobacco products and e-cigarettes. by raising the age, officials say young people will be less likely to start using tobacco or get addicted. new jersey claims the effects of smoking cost the state more than $4 billion a year. >>> 100 days away. the excitement is building as the winter olympics in south korea gets closer to us. >>> rockefeller plaza said to transform into a mountain as olympians help celebrate the milestone. we'll take you there live. >>> and something new is brewi

officer bandy tackled the suspect and assisted oakland p.d. conclusion, officer bandy, while off-duty, exhibited outstanding bravery, above and beyond what was expected of him. this officer unquestionably risked his life, and while pursuing the armed suspect, did have time to evaluate the risks. officer bandy accomplished his objective to apprehend an armed and dangerous robbery suspect who posed a clear danger did to the citizens of oakland. due to his valiant efforts, there's one less criminal on the streets of oakland. for this outstanding exhibition of bravery, officer riley bandy is to be awarded the highest medal of valor, the gold medal of valor. congratulations. [applause] [applause] >> can i ask all of tonight's award recipients to turn and face the audience. ladies and gentlemen, these are your heroes and awardees for tonight's san francisco medal of valor awards ceremony. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, and please take your seats. chief scott would like to say a few closing remarks, and then i have some final announcements. >> t

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the day he said was to make payments on money owed by state oil company say yeah i will begin that p.d. vs a twenty seventeen bond payment but after this payment i decree a refinancing and restructuring of foreign debt and of all of venezuela's foreign payments i will appoint an official presidential commission chaired by the vice president to begin the refinancing and restructuring of all of venezuela's external payments but if. that statement is an indirect indicator that venezuela is no longer able to pay back debts it still isn't clear what the president expects a new negotiations with creditors missed payments could have serious consequences on financial markets low oil prices continue to be a huge problem for venezuela the country's economic situation has gone from precarious to disastrous. venezuela has always met its international obligations we've met them and boom times and during times of low oil prices we've paid every last cent of our foreign debt sometimes with great sacrifices and great efforts our intention is to continue to internationally fulfill venezuela's financial

as p.d. party leader martin schultz is slowly backpedaling at a party had called a press conference he says because germany is in a complicated situation of his party will not refuse to talk about forming a new government. it's keep kind and. there is no fixed course in any specific direction but one thing is clear if talk show that we could consider taking part in a new government constellation. then the party members will vote on this. option in the s.p.d. is facing a crucial test at a meeting with s.p.d. leader martin schulz german president. reportedly pressed the social democrat to reconsider forming another grand coalition with the conservatives but with shows us party leader coalition talks seem difficult he had rejected the idea of taking on the responsibility of government twice while rumors had it that schultz might step down as party chief members of the conservative c.d.u. show optimism gap it is wooden as president and the president's appeal that every party has to make sure that

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sure that there can be a stable government in germany has some impact we have to stop talking with us p.d. as soon as they're ready and form a new government soon. and i think. it's a tough choice for s.p.d. leader martin schultz cooperate with and break his promise or put the political stability of germany at risk well i did have a use for correspondent thomas ferrer is on the story for you thomas good to say what i would convince the s.p.d. leader to reconsider his position. i would say two things laid out on the one hundred office of the conversation that martin should start with president. president has an incredibly influential person in germany one who can direct political debates in the country on the other hand something else that played a very important role was the fact that many members within the s.p.d. were no longer convinced that that strict opposition to joining a new coalition was the right path for the party they have been internal debates in the last few days and in particular after the so-called jamaica negotiations collapse to see whether the s.p.d. should change line

p.d. . i mean the social democrats and you both swim in the corners as in the grand coalition just a few months ago so. that the that's the other venture that had been exercised on the social democrats was that the conservatives not the coalition jamaica paradise. has a failed. that the conservatives you need. all the main media. are putting pressure on the social democrats impeding to was asked a political responsibility because in europe needs a strong germany therefore so strong. so that the germans can lead europe it good. not another aspect to this sorry for interrupting right now to what extent do you think that. now the. miss america has. been if if. their only option for her is to try to force the issue but just at one point i get concerned about this state. that child's think that members with. the bomb making unsecured. with the famous. we can all middle of the room see. the room. done and is on to their money in the us remember this is a very important thing. refrigerators and cof

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and not back from the p.d., same as the d.a. or at least that's what that chart showed. >> no, supervisor. the chart i had and i did not spend much time on it, shows a bi-directional connection from the public defenders office. very little data that comes out of the public defenders office but it is critical, public defender assigned to the case, added or deleted -- the public defender really no longer has a dependency on the cable mainframe because of the connection with justis and the successful implementation of their system. >> and that's the direction the d.a.'s office needs to go. >> and the direction we anticipate -- we have started working with the d.a.'s vendor, their new case management system vendor. we have outlined how my team has the integration method with the sheriff's department, like i said, it's near realtime subsecond. bidirectionally, and that's how their new system will come up, it's exactly how the court system will need to be. we have started working with the court vendor as well, and i anticipate that wi

revealing the phony pharmaceuticals tonight at 11:00 on nbc10 news after "law and order svu" and chicago p.d >>> hit with bullets hours before her due date. a shooting sends a mom-to-be to the hospital. >>> and demanding accountability. a 10-year-old goes flying from a water slide, and now his parents are suing the water park where it happened. >>> and it's tile to check your bank account -- time to check your bank account. another business could be facing a data breach. >>> a guy going down the emerald slide ride in may hydroplaned, going over the edge and landing on a concrete barrier. his parents watched it happen. >> i couldn't get to him fast enough. i wanted to fly. i wanted to have an out-of-body experience where i could swoop him up. >> the boy is recovering from scrapes and burns. the family is suing so something like this doesn't happen to another family. the ride is closed because it did not complete safety testing. >>> you might want to check your credit card statement before work this morning. another major retailer may be the latest data breach victim right in time for the holi

give the san francisco p.d. another option, i implore you. thank you. >> good evening. i'm marry jac jacobs. [ inaudible ] -- and i was on one of the two community members on the working group. i think we should be very clear that when the police commission hired chief scott, who made his offer -- who -- sorry. who, in l.a., his officers had taser's, so he has experience with this, and he believes his san francisco officers should have tazers, and i believe that you should support your police chief. i think we should be clear that the sheriff's department has had tazers, and as far as i know lately, there has been no complications. i think we should be clear that most metropolitan police agencies, which is 17,000, already have tazers. as far as the use of force guidelines, i have two concerns, and one is on the use of force assault, i think we should be very clear on what assault on a police officer is, and i think that should be more clearly defined. my other concern is that under restrictions of c.e.d. use, that it -- a subject should be -- appears to be a child under

can be found in bone stock got to talk i'm here with chris john lentz who is the artistic director of p.d. h.p.n. for a whole year in the run up to beatles anniversary on december seventeenth twenty twenty there will be a variety of concerts exhibitions and festivals. and once that's as the artistic director. i'm sure you can't tell me what's happening in twenty twenty five of the b.d.f. or anything you could say peachy h.p.n. is our d.n.a. it's what guides us. based on these five letters that stand for beethoven we've come up with five theme is being used to be a stands for bon beethoven stands for tone constant which is german for musician that of course is the main focus especially interesting is a cheat at that stands for beethoven the human asked the values of the french revolution liberty equality and fraternity were important to him and he puts them across in his music the stands for visionary beethoven always broke the boundaries that is the format of composition in his time and shape the creativity of the future. and stands for beethoven as a friend of nature and. beethoven sough

family members to dallas to evacuate and when i was coming back into the city in dallas texas i had in a p.d. units passing me leaving the city. many police officers never returned. and now we're you know we're very low on manpower dangerously low not only for the citizens but for the department themselves i mean these guys are you know we look we get more and more people shoot up police is just it's never seen more that than i've ever seen before. obsessed with. safety. he transformed his car into a real armory. i keep a lot of this stuff handy just in case again something crazy happens active shooter as a you know so carry permit also keep a rifle it's actually technically a pistol but i keep something that's a little bit big thanks for sparing a fundraising here from an automatic gun oh oh how far is the range of zero zero zero zero zero zero let us know a little bit with a growing insecurity about brennan says miss is flourishing because like especially considering that in louisiana arm sales are deregulator cool clothes you know if you anything i know you would say you have gone fightin

family members to dallas to evacuate and when i was coming back into the city in dallas texas i had in a p.d. units passing me leaving the city. many police officers never return. now where you know we were very low and manpower dangerously low not only for the citizens but for the department themselves i mean these guys are you know we look we get more and more people shoot up police is just it's never seen more that than i've ever seen before. obsessed with. safety. he transformed his car into a real armory. i keep a lot of this stuff handy just in case again something crazy happens active shooter as a you know so carry permit also keep a rifle it's actually technically a pistol but i keep something that's a little bit bigger and i keep additional ammunition as well as a body armor and medical equipment the stuff that i would simply need to see an active shooter at a school or something like that and then also just keep kind of general preparedness stuff vehicle maintenance stuff tools things for spare flat tires a water fluids for the vehicle general maintenance stuff that you know probab

we've been talking about this, that they were out in force, oakland p.d., chp, looking for these sideshows. they found one. a crackdown in the east bay going on. we'll continue to gather more information. no word yet on how many arrests after all you're seeing right there, going on right now in oakland. >>> well, thousands of people lost it all in the north bay wildfires. they also lost all forms of transportation, not just cars but also bicycles. for a lot of kids that was too much, coming on top of everything else they lost. well, today the southern marin fire district spearhead the effort to give young fire victims bicycles and helmets. they assembled new ones, repaired old ones. they ended up giving out 540 bikes today. thanks to donors, sponsors, and a whole lot of effort. southern marin fire district is asking anyone interested in helping out here, look them up on go fund me or facebook. folks can also drop off gently used bikes at any of those southern marin fire stations. ♪ ♪ i wanna know ♪ have you ever seen the rain >>> a very different kind of benefit concert for the victims of

. >> our polling numbers indicate that over 78% of residents of san francisco want sf p.d. officers to be equipped with state of the art equipment which is tasers. tasers will reduce injuries to the public, to the police officers, and it will save lives. reporter: activists and police critics have been pushing back against tasers. they're raising concerns about potential abuses and medical impacts. tasers have long been debatedded making san francisco one of the last cities in the nation that don't use them. >>>a grievance filed last month by former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick may have had the results he wanted. coming up, there are reports that several nfl owners will have to give depositions. >> also, president trump continuing his trip to asia. we'll let you know some of his stops during the night, along with a potential meeting with vladimir putin. >> good morning, you can see traffic is doing pretty well. we'll tell you more about the commute when we come back. >> a lot of show and not much go this morning, but we do have a system just kind of hanging out this m

. >> reporter: sergeant justin vinson is a 14-year veteran of the newport p.d.he resource officer at the school across the street from sawyer's house. >> my main job is to make sure all the kids are safe. and if nothing else, be that smile, be that hug, or be that one positive reinforcement of a police officer that they may encounter. >> he's my partner. i help him. >> reporter: every afternoon, sawyer counts down the minutes. >> is it time for traffic? >> almost. >> reporter: and runs out the front door when officer vinson arrives. they place their cones. and direct traffic side by side. officer vinson takes the lead, but sawyer follows every move. >> it makes your heart swell. you know, that you can make a difference in one child's life. >> reporter: a little boy, and a policeman. >> sergeant vinson to officer sawyer. >> yes, there's an emergency. >> reporter: who together serve, protect, and delight. streets of newport, tennessee, pretty safe tonight. a reminder, if you have a good story about someone who serves, whether police, military, fire, or some other

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just from us from the p.d. to you happy thanksgiving today. >> all right. >> wheat a great idea. the pies are from susie cakes bakery in menlo park. if you're not into driving you can get a ride on a historic trolley in the south bay. look at this. people ride freon weekends starting today through december. the trolley travels between diridon light rail station and the mission street station. has stops in christmas in the park downtown ice and other downtown destinations. >> back in a moment with more. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> tonight at 6:00 now that thanksgiving is over it's time to start thinking about christmas. why your tree might cost you more money this year. that's coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> as you well kn

very, very little that i've seen applies to the weapon that san francisco p.d.e adopting, so again, it's interesting to see how effective and how safe the researchers found the old weapons, but those weapons are no longer made. so i guess my biggest concern is the fact that we've, what, spent months in this process, and i don't see where we're really any further along than we were in the beginning. the only studies -- independent studies that i'm aware of at this point are the study from the u.k., the study from lapd -- if you call that a study. it's more of a report -- and both of those actually call into question the efficacy of this weapon. so i just -- i wish i could stand here and give you a lot of new information about this weapon and the studies that i've seen since the last time i was here, but i've been searching and searching and there really isn't much out there. so again, i just see that we are -- we really haven't progressed in the debate to the point where i would have expected, at this point, unfortunately. like i say, i don't really have a whole

the piece of europe was a stake the american cities were not safe why p.d. was around rampart against isis us help them yes that's true and. has not gone away just simply vanished all their fighters are probably hiding now and if the world wants to have peace they still need they still need the kurds. why do you think donald trump if it's true why do you think that he made this you. i think your viewers may not know but there are twelve americans in turkish jails. there is a crisis called crisis americans. suspended turks from coming to america . donald trump you know has a better deck of cards with turkey and he wants these americans to be free. you know going back to. the one allowed his border to be used as a staging ground for a lot of these european cutthroats asian and african and. islamic state. state fighters to go through turkey to syria so i think our tramp wants to have his cake and eat it too but i mean this crisis is not over. it's too early to celebrate you make sure you say it's too early to celebrate is that because you still believe ice repr

will have the large coalition because there's really no other nothing else that can be done and the p.d. will probably end up doing better than they were in the past and the large coalition will have more to say the more important position. it is complicated. that they do get to gather and go ahead with fashion. that you've talked about what you think about that and the outcomes and what they could be let's go back to the negotiations of just happened why in your opinion do you think the free democrats out of those negotiations. the the details of the negotiations were as far as i know we're not really made public and you would sort of glimpses here and there of what the issues were. but we don't really know my guess is the. the the f t p they took a pummeling in the last in previous elections where they got wiped out and were thrown right out of the parliament i think really tired the lesson that what they cannot do what they used to do very often in the past was they would sign up for any kind of color just to get into government no matter what a bad deal it was tax increases all kind

turkish military that the weapons supplies and the not just weapons but logistics supplies for they why p.d. and the p.k. k. which is an agreed by extension is a part of why p.g. has continued this month so yes there have been promises in the past there seems to be some sort of reproach in the deteriorating relations between turkey and the united states president saying in the phone conversation but that does not seem to be reflected in the statement that we saw from the white house and turkish military leaders are still concerned that the united states would not actually live up to its promises to stop supporting the y.p. and kurdish militias in the north of turkey which is on the no not. syria rather on the turkish border and when it happens when it comes to the fighting we hear that attacks are continuing people surviving. but in the fighting has continued and the government jets have been targeting not just aleppo countryside but how much countryside is well as they try and consolidate their support going after opposition targets and groups who are scattered in these areas and people ha

this and p.d. officer tasked with protecting mayors of d.c. >> the mayor of the city, i'm protecting like a family member. >> after more than two decades hear the response when he ask him who is your favorite mayor so far? this is a story you will see only on 7. nancy: looking forward to that. floor cavedded in near a rally party. why the downstairs neighbors weren't home at the time. a big mess out there and the incredible stroke of luck ahead. >> inside look at the redesigned rail c sam: after 23 years protecting five d.c. mayors, he is retiring from the m.p.d. he started with marion barry and ending with muriel bowser. >> she is like my little sister. i am protecting a family member. >> if something happens to you, you answer to your family and the chief of police and the nation's capitol. >> the mayors are fond with him. >> the work is a fraction of the life. >> i watch the coaches. kids football. >> no profanity. i played all my kids. i didn't fraternize with if moms. >> i asked who was his fa

. >> reporter: sergeant justin vincent is a 14-year veteran of the newport p.d. >> morning, abbey. >>r at the school across the street from sawyer's house. >> my main job is to make sure all the kids are safe. and if nothing else, be that smile, be that hug or be that one positive reinforcement of a police officer that they may encounter. >> he a partner. i help him. >> reporter: every afternoon, sawyer counts down the minutes. >> it is time for traffic? >> almost. >> reporter: and runs out the front door when officer vincent arrives. they place their cones. and direct traffic side by side. officer vincent takes is the lead, but sawyer follows every move. >> it makes your heart swell, you know, that you can make a difference in one child's life. >> reporter: a little boy and a policeman. >> sergeant vincent to officer sawyer. >> yep, there is an emergency. >> reporter: who together serve, protect, and delight. >> cutest thing ever, right? >> i think so. a lot of little kids that want to be firemen and policemen, police women. and fire women as well. but i think sawyer may have a futur

worried that the example of could spread out and then there will be facing a you know a massive civil p.d.'s out on the country where you know can lose their ability to control the life of palestinians and you know occupation without control doesn't work. i need. sixty seven words that spelled promise one people but ended up a disaster for another. that led to the establishment of a jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. one hundred years on al-jazeera world tells the story of the british declaration that changed the middle east for seeds of discord but this time. the nature of news as it breaks vehicles you can see there in the distance of shia militia vehicles the dust you can see on the horizon there the peshmerga telling us are actually tanks with detailed coverage when the mine closed in one thousand nine hundred for many people lost their jobs scavenging making money from around the world this is supposed to last for a month but that it only lasts for a day if you look around this is the only food available in this household. everything you do is being analyzed it's bei

bring in political correspondent hans bron to is following the story for us the pressure is on the ask p.d. how divided is the party well as in any large party there are a number of factions in the party and these factions have been pushing ahead their line on these things the more left wing faction in the social democrats is very very tenuous about new talks about a new grand coalition with the conservatives they would in the end prefer a minority government in other words america would form a government that needs to find changing majorities for every decision that parliament takes and some of those decisions might then be supported by the social democrats that would keep the social democrats a little bit between deciding to go for a full grand coalition and staying completely in opposition and then there are the more conservative factions within the party that seem to be gaining something of an upper hand at the moment and they're pushing for full coalition talks at the moment the situation is that everyone is saying we need more time we need more time to think about this ourselves and

miami-dade p.d. we have a search warrant. you've already searched the store. that was for the showroom. this is for the whole premises. this clavo you're looking for isn't here. yeah, well, we're going to see about that. hey, what's behind this door? it's storage. nothing that concerns you. either you open this door or we will. you see? it's just supplies in there. what king of storage closet has stairs and another door? where does that door lead? no use stalling, ms. van der mere. just keep those policemen out. they'll scare my staff. man: work, work. well, this is something you don't see every day, natalia. children working in a sweatshop in bal harbor. how old are these children? i give them a good life, i can assure you. better than they had. they have meals, a place to sleep, money for their families. they are children. to cleanse conflict diamonds? some of the world's most beautiful diamonds come from some very ugly places. i am merely answering a retail demand. nobody wants diamonds made like this. we're taking everything. everything in my store is not

the aclu filed a lawsuit against the phoenix p.d. saying the department refused it release records from that night. the police chief is defending what her officers did to subdue those protesters. back to you, aaron. >> chris, thank you. it's 5:16. right now, the senate is in the middle of debating tax reform. if passed, it would be the system in three decades. senate republicans voted along party lines to force a floor vote over the next several days. with no democratic support, republicans can only afford to lose two votes. coming up, edward lawrence will explain why this is setting the stage for a contentious floor night. >>> the redskins just hours away from a big night on the field. for the second week in a row they'll be playing in primetime. thursday night football. >> they are taking on our rivals. the dreaded dallas cowboys in texas. news 4 sports carol maloney has a preview. >> big night for the redskins. big night here on nbc4. burgundy and gold visiting the dallas cowboys. every game a must win. then they'd need help just

. >> he may have had some issues with -- with the p.d. don't -- my perception of that is that i don't -- i don't pay much attention to -- i -- i don't really like politics anyway. so therefore, it didn't affect me one way or the other. >> reporter: the detective wanted to know more about what was going on inside the peterson home. >> in addition to the forensic evidence you're gathering, you got to ask this question, "what's going on in this marriage?" huh? >> right. >> that's a big part of your investigation? >> right. >> reporter: detectives pulled aside kathleen's sister candace to ask if she'd noticed any trouble in her sister's marriage. >> the police took me in a police van to interview me privately. >> reporter: in her grief, candace was hesitant to say anything bad about her now widowed brother-in-law. she'd always liked him. >> he was a fun person to sit and chat with across a dinner table. he was interesting. he's a little bit arrogant about his intelligence, but you know he was a very smart man. when i found out my sister was d

. >> we'll see you with live -- >> "live p.d." >> i didn't know i was getting a "live p.d."w to me the crowd is so excited. halloween has come and gone and means some black friday shopping deals here. one big question should you buy now or wait for better deals later. amazon is leading the charge and rolled out 23 deals before black friday. rebecca jarvis has the story. >> reporter: 53 days till christmas but already some retailers putting on the full-court press. >> some of the retailers are getting very excited and they're really pushing the deal starting today. >> reporter: inside amazon's countdown to black friday store discounts on toys, appliances and electronics. these beats wireless headphones now 40 off. this hoover vacuum $85 off. evacuate way introducing new daily deals every five minutes through november 9 like this kitchenaid mixer for $250. a 57% discount. and this 27-inch flat screen, $135, a 35% discount. but experts say for some items waiting may be your best bet. deal news predicting flat screen tvs could be priced as low as $70 come black friday. >> some o