and the campaign to set tyra patterson free. >> i am tyra patterson. >> how she transformed herself inrison. >> the only way i couldfying is educate myself. >> how she's using her story to change lives. the jaw-dropping outbursts. >> god [ bleep ] -- i got the [ bleep ] -- >> the controversial comments. >> when i was a kid that was okay as long as you were dressed as a character -- >> a look at the cringe-worthy moments of 2018. but first the "nightline 5." >>> alexa, find dramas. >> wait, why are you speaking like that? >> alexa, scroll right. >> you do know alexa understands normal voice? >> i know but when you want to watch dramas you need to get into the mood. >> no, you don't, that's not a thing. >> alexa, play "ray donvan." >> there's a doctor at sloan kettering. >> does the doctor have a name? >> sharon bernstein, she's a neuro surgeon. >> you know you're a weird guy, right? >> i know. >> number one in just 60 seconds. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with

>> at the end of the day, lindsey patterson made a mistake, you have to believe that lindsey pattersoninated everything she saw. >> she dialled 911 a full minute and a half before anyone from the hall house did. before lindsey had any idea how it would end. here is what the jury heard her say in that call. >> i saw some man pushing her into the water. >> she was still on the phone with 911 when chris hall came outside and found his wife body floating in the spa and calling out for kourtney. >> the investigators -- >> i heard it best described during the trial as a cosmic coincidence that someone could see something that they perceived to be more than just some kind of kinky action in the morning. that's true. a woman was drowned. that was not a coincidence. that was what she saw. >> somehow sitting in the spa that morning, chris was over come by some private fury, who knows what? then killed his spouse when he thought nobody was looking. >> chris hall ambushed his wife and grabbed her by the hair and slammed her head twice into the concrete edge. he's holding his wife almost three deca

jeff patterson, newschannel eight." eight."newschannel jeff patterson, matter of days. jeff patterson, newschannel jeff patterson, matter of days. leave in just a they will have to they're worried country, but they're worried they will have to leave in just a matter of days. jeff patterson, newschannel eight." (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez dry conditions with seasonable highs and chilly overnight lows will prevail through the weekend, and well into next week in the bay area. overnight lows will dip into the 30s and 40s. colder, wind- sheltered valley locations will likely see overnight low temperatures at or below the freezing at times. daytime highs will cool into the mid to upper 50s. chilly overnight lows will continue through the weekend. (vicki) all eyes are on new york city for new years eve. we take a look at how the new york police department is preparing to keep people safe in times square. (grant) a simple gesture. the final piece of a

. >> lindsay patterson was on leave from her i.t. in the navy, visiting her mom who lives just over the backyard wall from the hall house. lindsay was inside, in the bathroom that faced away from the hall house and out onto the street, when she heard a noise. >> it was a horrible scream. it was just, something was wrong kind of scream. >> a woman's, she thought. she went outside to tell her mom. i said, did you hear that scream? she said, yeah, but i think it's just kids playing in the -- playing in the pool. >> kids, at six something in the morning? lindsay walked over to the six-foot brick wall between their yard and the halls'. she stepped on the planter, she said, and looked over the wall. >> at that point i saw a man with his hand, one hand on top of a woman's head and one hand on her back, and she was face down in the water. >> like something was going on? >> yeah, that's what i assumed. >> that is, she thought she was looking at a sex act in progress. >> i don't know why it didn't seem right. but something made me want to look

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now going to rush the line for the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." ( robin ) police in oakland have revealed that an officer's s-u-v was stolen during monday night's raiders game. the ford s-u-v was reported missing at around 9:30. police say it was taken during the game at the coliseum. officers later found the s-u-v with minor damage on elmwood avenue. that's near the nimitz freeway and fruitvale avenue. they say no guns were inside when it was stolen. no arrests have been made and police have not said if they have any leads on who stole it. ( robin ) g ready to pay more to cross over bay area bridges.... bridge tolls are going up soon at seven bridges. kron 4's gabe slate tells us what the new prices will be, why they're going up and how that extra money will be spent. the bridges in the bay area have a news years resolution get more money from motorists john goodwin, mtc, senior public information officer"all state owned bri

nbc's steve patterson has the latest. >> reporter: tonight authorities working across state lines to track down any sign of kelsey berreth's body. >> sadly we do not believe kelsey is still alive. >> reporter: friday police arrested her fiancÉ patrick frazee, held without bond. the 32-year-old facing charges of first-degree murder and solicitation for murder. his public defender providing no comment.now sheri falls, idaho collecting evidence near the tower where her phone was last pinged 800 miles from her home. the solicitation says he's not ruling out a murder for hire plot. >> you don't necessarily have to complete it to have a solicitation charge, but you have to show firmness of what you intended to do. >> reporter: the colorado mom last seen publicly on thanksgiving day shopping with her one-year-old daughter. police now say little kay lee is with kelsey's relatives, her first christmas without her mother. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> new details about the controversial call at a high school wrestling match last week with one athlete forced to cut his hair or forfeit. tonight

steve patterson, nbc news, anchorage, alaska. >>> coming up, a deadly small plane crash in florida.e'll have details and pictures when we return. >>> a small plane crash in ft. lauderdale, florida today. two passengers in the cessna were killed after it slammed into a building shortly exter taking off from utive airport. more than a dozen people were inside the building. officials say none of them were hurt. >>> the persian gulf, a u.s. navy vice admiral was found dead in his home in bahrain today. he was commander of the navy's fifth fleet, the center of naval operations in the middle east. the navy says foul play is not suspected. the career aviator and former top gun instructor led the fifth fleet as well as the navy's central command in the region since this past may. >>> when we come back, the bonds that tied them, the former president and the love of his life. >>> president bush's granddaughter, our own jen that bush -- jenna bush hager, shared this drawing today. a newspaper cartoon showing mr. bush joining his wife barbara, who died earlier this year, and daughter robin, who

steve patterson, nbc news, paradise, california. >>> also tonight, did you put off your holiday shopping? a show of hands will be fine. brace yourself for a frenzy this weekend when americans will spend billions. >>> then uber's self-driving cars back on the road months after a deadly crash. >>> and the magical place where so many letters to santa claus end up. >>> we're back with a panic you may be feeling too painfully this evening. for many of us it will be a weekend of frenzy shopping the old-fashioned way. here is kerry sanders with what you need to know. >> reporter: it's now a race to the finish line. nearly half of y americans do holiday shopping online, starting today they will be better off heading to stores instead because beginning tonight, unless shipping is free, getting gifts delivered by christmas eve could cost ten times or more. as much as the item itself. it's why 134 million americans are expected to hit the malls this weekend. many major retailers planning extended hours. if you want an adventure then tomorrow is for you. it's called panic saturday. and just who are

>> steve patterson, thanks. >>> firefighters rushed to the scene of a two-alarm fire at a senior living facility today outside indianapolis. the smoke was visible for miles, but luckily, all those inside, many in wheelchairs or with limited mobility, were evacuated without injury. they're still looking at the cause of that one. >>> also ahead, this alarming, new warning for parents tonight about a dramatic surge in e-cigarette use among teens. >>> also, super bowl backlash. why are so many stars reportedly turning down the halftime show? we've got details of the controversy. >>> then, the wedding party at target? surprise shopping spree that's inspiring america. stay with us. >>> tonight, as the fda considers cracking down on teenagers' use of e-cigarettes, a new study finds the percentage of high school seniors who say they vaped in the past 30 days nearly doubled, and the numbers are rising even among younger kids. nbc's anne thompson has more on the story. >> reporter: e-cigarettes, discrete, easy to get, and increasingly tempting for american teenagers. 1.3 million morthan last year

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now going to rush the line for the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." ((ashley)) if you get a real-id before the new stricter policy takes effect in april - you will need to provide the second proof of address when the i-d comes up for renewal. (grant) (grant) wall street roared back to life today, following a massive tumble on christmas eve. the dow led the way, posting its biggest daily point gain in history. the industrial average climbed one- thousand and 86 points, or almost five-percent. the s-and-p 500 was up almost five- percent as well - while the nasdaq was even better. experts say investors went on their own equivalent of post-christmas bargain shopping, which sent stocks through the roof. that may have been a respite from a rough month on wall street. but the underlying causes of recent declines still linger - and markets could remain volatile. it was a beautiful cool day around the bay area. tonight will be cold with a

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now going to rush the line for the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." (ken) that was ashley zavala reporting.if you get a real-id before the new stricter policy takes effect in april - you will need to provide the second proof of address when the i-d comes up for renewal. (vicki) in the south bay... one person is dead and another is injured from an officer involved shooting that happened early christmas morning in san jose. kron 4's sara stinson has the latest on the investigation. san jose police are still investigating this officer involved shooting that happened early christmas morning.take a look at cell phone footage from when shots rang out between officers and shooting suspects.this happened just after two in the morning yesterday when san jose police responded to shots fired near story road and clemence avenue after someone reported hearing gunshots. officers arrived to find two adults each suffering from at least one bulle

steve patterson, nbc news. >> so inspiring. that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. join us tomorrow when we look into the hype around cbd oil, the nation's latest health craze. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. and good night. they found the t no sign of the dri >>> right now at six, they found a crashed car but no sign of a driver. continuing to follow an unusual crash along 101. good evening everyone, i am ter terry mcsweeney. when the chp showed up to investigate, they couldn't find the driver, but they did find a huge traffic backup. sergio quintana is live. >> reporter: the skid marks where the vehicle careened off and went into the trees and into the water. this is what it looked like after it was fished out of the water. it is not clear what caused the driver to skid and into the water. the driver did manage to get out of the half submerged vehicle, anded dn a and then left the scene. emergency crews worked to h the suv out of the water and

here's steve patterson. the flames w roaring when joe rory saw the text from his firefighter father. >> we get a lot of fires up here, this was the first time a he'sually ever been scared and he said, get out. >> reporter: the town of paradise lost. >> the one thing he grabbed out of his car was his basketball bag. >> basketball means everything to me. >> so many dreams detroit the coach feared paradise heights season might be over before it started. >> no team has gone through anything like this. >> let's get ready for a game. >> their first team meeting after the fire, a victory in itself. >> it was one of the neatest feelings i had, to see them smile and hug each her, and see that everybody was still alive. >> with 16 teammates needing places to live, thereould be no home court advantage this year. but that hasn't stopped the bobcats.wi th joe at point guard, the team won its first five games. >> basketball gives me a sense of hope for me and my teammates against the fire. >> making each triumph just a li

steve patterson reports tonight on how they are being helped. >> the flames from california's deadliest and most destructive wildfire killed 86 people and destroyed more than 14,000 homes. and in so manyilie from their best friends. >> i don't have any idea where he could be. >> reporter: lonnie walker is still in a desperate search for his golden lab mix and may be a wayosomef the grief. >> i lost the most important thing in my life and that was my wife. the dog means so much to me and i am hoping to find him. can't bring back real the most important thing in my life. >> reporter: at the height of the camp fire crisis, more than 2,000 animals were displaced. about half are still in shelters. their owners were no homes of their own. >> it's incumbent on us. it's our duty to take care of them. >> reporter: norm rosine leads the family disaster group. 300 volunteers on the front lines of pet welfare going well beyond area shelters. navigating the fire zone and tending to animals left behind with food, water and lots of love. >> they might have lost everything. they come back and they are

steve patterson, nbc news, paradise, california. >> so glad someone is thinking about the pets. >> yeah. they're just like family. >> absolutely. >>> well, just ahead, "a christmas story" is one of the most beloved holiday specials of all time. but how would you like to wake up in the very same house as ralphie? bunny costume optional. find out next. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® unwanted odors lingering too long in your car? try febreze car vent clips! just snap the clip and insert in the vent to eliminate lingering odors for up to 30 days. try febreze car vent clips, available in a range of light to bold scents. forget about vacuuming for weeks. the (new) roomba i7+ with clean base automatic dirt disposal empties the roomba bin for you. so dirt is off your hands. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. give

patterson is accused of sexually solicitinghr minorsgh snapchat.fficials say patterson confessed and wasported to a jail in frederick county. he's facing two child pornography charges. >>> now to changes on metro that will hefully mean smoother commute for thousands of riders. there will now be double the chains headed toward shady grove on the red line. nicole jacobs has been talking to riders today. nicole, what are they saying? >> reporter: well, they're excited about this and this is really for the rush hour commute but it is absolutely an easy sell for those r ers who are looking for some rush hour relief. ohoe thes of the red line. >> n sometimes it'sot working, sometis it is working. >> reporter: it's certainly enough to keep commuters on their toes. and enough to add to the frustrations of the grueling dmv commut s most know well. >> this is like super easy like super early in the mornings a en rush hours. >> reporter: but if metro officials have figureds thi one out, these riders may have hit the jackpot. >> it's a hassle because rush hour

nbc's steve patterson has the latest for us fr colorado. >> reporter: investigators spent the weekend combing rathrough the colodo ranch of kelsey's fiancee patrick. for two days, 75 people scouring 35 acres of his propey inging in a backhoe, search dogs and towing a pickup truck off the land. police tight lipped on evidence collected but did not find kelsey, now missing for 25 days. police say they consider her dippearance suspicious but aren't naming any suspects. >> we're asking patrick to sit down with investigators person to talk with kelsey face-to-face. >> reporter: friday onpolice say he wa speaking to investigators through his attorney. his attorney said his client continues to cooperate with law s nforcement. she st seen publicly on thanksgiving shopping erith her 1-year-old daug patrick told police he saw her later that day when he picked up their child but she wasn't reported missing for another ten days by her mother. >> i still know somebody knows where she's at. somebody seen her. >> reporter: pice offering a $25,000 reward for any information that leads to the young mo

nbc's steve patterson has more. >> reporter: authorities working across state lines to track down any sign of kelsey ber eth's body. >> sadly, we do not believe kelsey is still alive. >> reporter: friday, they arrested her fiance. held without bond, the 32-year-old facing charges of first-degree murder and solitimurder. his public defender providing no comment. now sheriffs in twin falls, pinged, 800 miles from her tsst home. the solicitation charge may lead to more suspects. the district attorney says he's not ruling out a murder for hire plot. >> you don'teson charge, but yo have to show firmness of what you intended to do. >> reporter: the colorado mom last seen publicly on thanksgiving day, shopping with her 1-year-old daughter. police now say little kaley is with kelsey's relatives. her first christmas without her mother. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> now to new details about the controversial call at a high school wrestling match last week with one athlete forced to cut his hair or forfeit. now his family is speaking out. nbc's matt bradley has their message. >> reporter: the f

steve patterson went to paradise to investigate the toxic dangers there now. t' >> reporter:been nearly two months since the deadliest fire in california history. seecimated the town of para >> it was my home. >> reporter: and residents are returning to a new hisk, toxic debris. 14,0es incinerated leaving behind a massive amount of hazardous waste from lead and paint chips,sebstos and leaking roofs. they are sifting through the ruins of 350 homes every day. it is a monumental task that looking at the scope of the e evastation here could take man six months. itdam palmer's team taskedremoving hidden dangers. >> those are lead acid batteries so it's important that material get removed before this is taken to a landfil reporter: experts warn the contamination risk is not confined to the burn zone. >> the contamination us presents a ser risk. >> reporr: the waterway flows into the central valley where it provides drinkier as far south as los angeles and with winter on the way, there is a larger threat. >> we cod have big storms that could mobilize a lot of ash and

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here's nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: the flames were roaring when joe saw the text from his firefighteres up here, but this is the first time he's actually been scared and he said get out. >> reporter: the town of paradise lost. the family forced to flee. >> and the one thing he grabbed out of his car was his basketball bag. >> basketball means everything to me. >> reporter: so many dreams destroyed. coach jerry cleek feared paradise high's season might be over before it started. >> no team's ever gone through anything like this. let's get ready for a game. >> reporter: their first team meeting after the fire a victory in itself. >> it was just one of the neatest feelings i had, to see them smile and hug each other and see that everybody was still alive. >> reporter: with 16 teammates needing places to live, there would be no home-court advantage this year, but that hasn't stopped the bobcats. with joe at point guard, the team won its first five games. >> basketball has given a sense of hope for me and my teammates. >> reporter: each triumph making the troubles just a little more bearab

stove patterson explains. >> reporter: for hgenerations weave been captain rated by the image of mars. the red planet stirring wonder in films like "the martian" and with those little green men in "mars attack." but what about the way mars sounds? what you just heard was the first ever an windsf mar moving over solar panels on nasa's insight lander picked up by its seismometer, that bronze object in the front. nasa raised it a few octaves because the original low pitch is .t barely audible huma listen again with the recording speeded up by nasa. the spacecraft giving w usle new window on mars. >> touchdown confirmed. landed a couple of weeks ago on a two-year mission to explore the pan et's deep interior, scientists on the team are predict bly geeked. >> rlly sounds other worldly, and that's exactly what it is. >> reporter: even the inside lander itself is ted, tweeting i'm feeling the good vibrations left in the wake of your martian winds. those good vibes expanding our understanding of the universe, something now on bars that we can both see and hear. steve patterson, nbc news, plan

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steve patterson, fo paradise, caia. >>> as the country struggles with an aging infrastructure, you've probably come bridge, a tunnel in desperate need of repair. well, they know the problem all too well in mississippi where hundreds of bridges are so unsafe they have actually been shut down.nb c's kerry sanders looks at the impact. >> it sounds ridiculous. >> reporter: stephanie park was there when herfriend's son passed away. nghe family wai painful hours for the coroner to arrive. >> i can't think of anything much worse than having up of my children lying dead gand nobody can to me. >> reporter: the delay, because the bridge was too dangerous to cross. in mississippi nearly 500 bridges are in such disrepair they are closed. >> definitely a problem. i would say it's closer to a cries snois state, county tsand local governm all lack the finances to fix the dilapidated bridges. it cost $1,300 alone to put up closed bridge signs and up to $10,000 per federal inspection. some of the necked bridges in missiippi were built when hair s. truman was president. that was 68 years ago. now becau

by now nns steve patterson explains. for generations we have been captivated by the image of mars.irring wonder in films like "the martian" and with the little green men in "mars attacks." what about the way mars sounds? what you just heard was the first ever audio of marti anl winds moving over solar panels on nasa's insight lander, picked up by its seismometer. nasa raised it a few octaves, because the original pitch is barely audible by humans. the spacecraft giving us a whole new window on mars. >> touchdown confirmed. after it landed a couple of weeks ago on a two-year mission to explore the planet's deep interior, scientists on the team are predictably geeked. >> it really sounds other worldly, and that's exactly what it is. >> reporter: even the inside lander itself is excited tweeting "i'm feeling the good vibe rags left in the wake of your martian winds." those are expanding our understanding of the universe, something now on mards we can both see and hear. steve patterson, nbc news, planet earth. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably do

i think our last applicant, rita mouton-patterson. is it mouton? >> mouton. >> supervisor safai: please proceed. >> first off i want to thank supervisor yee for supporting and backing our task force. it's very important. i would like to start from the beginning, getting involved -- actually, coming through to san francisco and being a resident of the shelter. coming from the shelter, i applied for the chef's program. after graduating chef's program from the e.c.s. i began working for zinga, a huge kitchen over there, which was beautiful. and now i sit on the board of directors for e.c.s. actually voting on decisions and making decisions and policies regarding the chef's program. currently i'm working with hospitality house, where most of my time i spend in the shelter, and there we feed 30 men every day, seven days a week, breakfast and lunch, which is provided by glide. glide brings the hot food in, and we actually serve that food. i volunteer also at hospitality house -- we call it the veggie day, where we pass out food to hundreds and hundreds o

jim patterson (r- fresno))) "there's got to be people who have had real world experiences in operatingsystem with this much technological challenges and with this much touch to the general public. lets hope this is the beginning of a dmv we t gain. "last week, secretary lla wrote a letter to governor jerry brown and governor-elect gavin newsom saying he had lost confidence in the dirand urged them to appoint a new department leader.but according to a letter provided by the dmv... shiomoto had already notified the governor december 7 that she planned to retire.governor brown monday appointed the department's chief deputy director bill davidson as the acting director when shiomoto leaves.az standup: "shiomoto's last day is december 30. who will fill her position is now up to governor-elect gavin newsom. tag." ( james ) in national news... congressional democrats are promising to fight back against a federal judge's ruling that obamacare is unconstitutional. the judge ruled obamacare is no longer legal because congress removed the individual mandate...the law requiring min leader chuck sc

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now goingnd 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." ( marty ) oakland first friday's officials are hoping more people show up... following last months low turn out. this is video from a previous first friday event... from the organizer's facebook page. a shooting injured five people after the october first friday event. then, november's event was canceled. organizers brought the street festival back in december... but attendance was way down. leaders have met with the community looking for ways to improve safety. we'll see how it works at the first friday event on january 4th. coming up... a family's apartment along with all their christmas gifts went up in flames. we show you one officer who came to the rescue ááagain... to help four families in need for the holidays.holidays. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ after christmas... a fire destroyed two apartments in san rafael. two families lost everything, including t

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now goingor the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." (jrstone) changes are (jrstone) (jrstone) changes are coming for drivers with "clean air vehicle stickers." it was a perk for people who bought electric and hybrid vehicles, those stickers allowing them to drive in the car pool lane, even if there's nobody else in the car. state officials say all those cars are starting to clog up the commuter lanes and their time is up on january 1st. but there are some loopholes for those who qualify.. vehicles that were issued a green or white decal between january 1st 2017 and march 1st of this year are eligible to apply for a 'red' decal that grants access to h-o-v lanes for three more years... the d-m-v said they notified these eligible customers by mail..and will issue light purple decals in the new year that will let drivers use the h-o-v lanes until 20-23 coming up in sports....warriors head north to portland to take on the trail blazers..

jim patterson (r- fresno))) "there's got to be people who have had real world experiences in operatinglogical challenges and with this much touch to the general public. lets hope this is the beginning of a dmv we can trust again. "last week, secretary of state alex padilla wrote a letter to governor jerry brown and governor-elect gavin newsom saying he had lost confidence in the director and urged them to appoint a new department leader.but according to a letter provided by the dmv... shiomoto had already notified the governor december 7 that she planned to retire.governor brown monday appointed the department's chief deputy director bill davidson as the acting director when shiomoto leaves.az standup: "shiomoto's last day is december 30. who will fill her position is now up to governor-elect gavin newsom. tag." ( james ) powerful waves in pacifica caused some damage to a business that sits on the ocean. the waves were so big in pacifica they were reaching the top of the pier off sharp park beach normally there are dozens of people fishing off the pier but the city closed it down for s

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now goinge for the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." ( will )in national news... the ongoing government shutdown is affecting some high-profile court cases related to president trump. the department of justice is asking federal judges to pause deadlines in some cases - because of a lapse in funding for department employees. yesterday ... a court agreed to pause an appeal case over new asylum restrictions at the d-o-j's request. it's still not clear how many court cases in total are being affected by the shutdown. (2-shot)( will ) troops got a christmas surprise wednesday.( darya ) the president and first lady quietly left washington christmas night -- to meet with u-s service members stationed in iraq.( will ) mary moloney has the details of trip. an enthusiastic welcome from u-s troops to the commander-in- chief.the president and first lady traveled to the al asad air base -- west of baghdad in iraq.president trump: "we came to a

it's blocked off and as for partyson -- patterson, she is glad everyone is okay. >> things are getting crazy lately and we hope everyone stays safe. >> you can see cars driving behind us here, on the avenue, it's reopened to all traffic after being shut down for a few hours. if the napa police chief intends to release more information on monday including body camera video from the situation. situation. >>> lets about to the south bay where san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened overnight. the police spent this morning reviewing a key piece of evidence. >> reporter: the male victim's body was found in the east virginia street between 2nd and 3rd in jose directly behind beh me. there were two surveillance cameras mounted on the wall here. he confirmed that san jose police are reviewing hours of surveillance videos as they can to find a suspect in this shooting. san jose police got a call about a person lying in the middle of the street. there was a man's body with one gunshot wound, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the orange bicycle was parked in t

james patterson from essex wasn't sure.here were many instances throughout the week when bbc news did precisely that. but malcolm hyatt still felt there was too much focus on theresa may and brexit. i was due to play golf, so intended to watch my local bbc breakfast news and weather at 8:30am, for the regional forecast. if it is settled tonight, she can go to the european council tomorrow... instead i had to watch a guy in downing street in a woolly hat setting up a lectern. i therefore surmised that the temperature was low. after much subsequent discussion, mainly of what would happen if mrs may lost the vote, i gave up and ventured out, prepared for all weathers. in the evening, i hear mrs may won the vote, but there is now much discussion as to whether she has won it by enough. yes, we need to know what's going on, but in manageable chunks, please, and not to the exclusion of everything else. another day of single issues, overconcentration at the bbc, ifeel. david andrews felt the same. is it possible, please, for all th

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now goingine for the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." ( will )in national news... the ongoing government shutdown is affecting some high-profile court cases related to president trump. the department of justice is asking federal judges to pause deadlines in some cases - because of a lapse in funding for department employees. yesterday ... a court agreed to pause an appeal case over new asylum restrictions at the d-o-j's request. it's still not clear how many court cases in total are being affected by the shutdown. (2-shot)( will ) troops got a christmas surprise wednesday.( darya ) the president and first lady quietly left washington christmas night -- to meet with u-s service members stationed in iraq.( will ) mary moloney has the details of the trumps' trip. an enthusiastic welcome from u-s troops to the commander-in- chief.the president and first lady traveled to the al asad air base -- west of baghdad in iraq.president trump:

i would point you to the work of orlando patterson. orlando patterson is a sociologist at harvard with whom i work. of somee my criticisms of his work, but he is one of the experts on the history and sociology of slavery, so i would just encourage you to deepen your knowledge of the subject, because there seem to be some gaps. host: this is sheldon in louisiana. you are on the line with crystal fleming. good morning. caller: i want to ask her opinion on affirmative action. is it a good thing? what is her position on it? inause it has been attacked , uh, schools in terms of college, in terms of schools and situations like that , that black people or people of color might qualify. host: thank you. we will get a response. guest: thank you. great question. as you may know, affirmative action is being limited. there is -- litigated. there is an important case right now at harvard university, which will have the important implications. affirmative action has been under attack since its inception. one of the things i would mention is the work

nbc )s steve patterson reports. steve patterson reporting.5- thousand dollar reward for any information on berreth )s location. the couple )s one year old daughter remains in frazee )s care. elon musk is unveiling a new boring company plan-- that aims to revolutionize the way we travel. musk )s boring company unveiled the first--- one and a half mile stretch of what he hopes will become a network of tunnels that could move commuters at high speed.undergr ound to avoid the freeways. it )s located next to the space-x headquarters in hawthorne. listen to this if you own a electric car. come january, thousands of low- and zero-emission vehicles won )t be able to drive in the carpool lane without a passenger. the state )s decal program was started back in 2012. it was meant to boost the number of clean air vehicles on the road. but, it actually clogged the h- o-v lanes. so the state legislature passed a measure last year that limits the number of people eligible for these decals. as many as 215-thousand drivers own energy efficient vehicles. recen

as for patterson, she is grateful her family is okay. >> this is our town and little community. it seems like things have been getting crazy lately. we just hope everybody stay safe. >> reporter: the police chief that on monday he plans to release more information on this officer involved shooting including body camera video. in napa, sarah for ktvu fox 2 news. >>> commuters approaching the bay bridge in san francisco are facing delays this afternoon because of an earlier crash. chp said the driver of a big rig lost control on the wet roads and jackknifed. this is in the eastbound lanes. this blocked three lanes of traffic on the bridge. the crash happened at 11:30 am on the lower deck just after the first street on-ramp. the driver suffered minor injuries and a concrete column had minor damage. crews cleared the lanes and everything is moving again on the bay bridge. >> i was stuck in that and it was not fun. >>> fighting homelessness with cell phones? the author of a recent study joins us to talk about access to phones and how it could help people find a safe place to sleep an

i would point you to the work of orlando patterson. orlando patterson is a sociologist at harvard with whom i work. of somee my criticisms of his work, but he is one of the experts on the history and sociology of slavery, so i would just encourage you to deepen your knowledge of the subject, because there seem to be some gaps. host: this is sheldon in louisiana. you are on the line with crystal fleming. good morning. caller: i want to ask her opinion on affirmative action. is it a good thing? what is her position on it? inause it has been attacked , uh, schools in terms of college, in terms of schools and situations like that , that black people or people of color might qualify. host: thank you. we will get a response. guest: thank you. great question. as you may know, affirmative action is being limited. there is -- litigated. there is an important case right now at harvard university, which will have the important implications. affirmative action has been under attack since its inception. one of the things i would mention is the work

shea patterson picked off twice in the second half. you can see the michigan fans aren't too excited. 53-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. florida claims the peach bowl in a rout, 41-15 the final over >>> arkansas state, nevada in the arizona bowl. 59 minutes in, and the wolfpack reach the end zone. devontae lee drove it in from a yard out. fie he nail this one t nevada needs a touchdown to win. right here, they get it. 11 yards to roverson. nevada wins the arizona bowl 16-13. >>> to the nhl, the sharks start the new year on the road and san jose's trip is bound to be better. this is a marvel comics addition. they get the three on one, and carlton feeds donskoi for the goal. and the sharks take a 2-1 lead into the dressing room. then joe thorton sets up couture for one of his two goals. then a quick shot from the point. a goal and three assists for carlson. but the other carlson had two goals. his assist coming from eric. sharks win 7-4, the final. are you a little confused about which carlson did what? >> exactly. >> the orang

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now goinge line for the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush."that large rush." (vicki)that was ashley zavala reporting.if you get a real-id before the new stricter policy takes effect in april - you will need to provide the second proof of address when the i-d comes up for renewal. (ken) good news for retailers -- this may be the best holiday shopping season in six years. retail spending between november first though christmas eve increased five-point-one percent from the same period a year ago.online sales rose more than 19-percent compared to last year. both numbers come from mastercard spending- pulse.shoppers spent more than 850-billion dollars during the holidays. sales were lifted by rising wages and a drop in gas prices. (vicki) new year's eve isn't for another five days... but starbucks is already preparing for the celebration. the coffee giant is bringing back the black-and- white mocha drink collection to help revelers ring

and the campaign to set tyra patterson free. >> i am tyra patterson. >> how she transformed herself inp ] -- >> the controversial comments. >> when i was a kid that was okay as long as you were dressed as a character -- >> a look at the cringe-worthy moments of 2018. but first the "nightline 5."

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now going to rush the line for the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." (grant) coming up... a police officer attacked by five homeless men in the subway... and the whole incdent caught on camera... find out what started confrontation... (vicki) plus... it's a billion dollar controversial project to raise the shasta dam... but that project could be placed on hold because of a lawsuit to save a tiny trio... we'll explain... .(grant) and up next... after a massive tumble on christmas eve... the markets staged a miraculous comeback... what experts say may be behind the gains. (lawrence) weather tease (vicki) 4 your money tonight... wall street roared back to life today, following a massive tumble on christmas eve.(grant) the dow led the way, posting its biggest daily point gain in history. the industrial average climbed one-thousand 86 points, or almost five-percent. the s-and-p 500 was up almost five-percent as well - while the nasdaq

some shower activity in the santa cruz mountains to the valley and out towards the past and tracy patterson, maybe hollister. it is quieting down in the sierra. things are moving south with energy moving towards southern california. you will be an active day and a northerly breeze in northwest santa rosa. that is called with a combination with the windchills. 30s to the north and 40s and 50s. there is a big difference as we get the clearing. 40s and 50s. the clearing has not arrived. maybe beit 7:00, we will dip into the temperatures. is cool with 54 in la. the activity it is thrown to the north as it tracks towards southern california should that is a big system and maybe into las vegas. we did about what we thought maybe a half inch. the low moves out and high- pressure will kick in at allow dry weather to take us into saturday and partly sunny or partly cloudy. 56 in pacifica and antioch. there is not much of a difference no matter where you are. mostly sunny and we cloud up maybe to the north on sunday. light rain will take us into monday. we will get a little bit of rain. >>> 4:20. the

a shareholder revolt that bt failed to block a two point nine million dollars package for gavin patterson the departing chief executive remuneration committee stepping the quite a long time now to take into account paying conditions elsewhere in the company when setting executive pay and they have absolutely failed to do this from january twenty ninth listed companies with more than two hundred fifty employees must calculate unpublicized the pay ratio between the boss and the average worker the institute of directors supports the new rules although it says some comparisons will be more useful than others but if for the same company you'll seeing say the pay ratio increase from one year to the next so topics. moving upwards at a faster rate than that of the average employee that could give rise to legitimate questions in the sense that you're describing and if companies refuse to moderate themselves there is scope for further government intervention perhaps policies from the government in relation to their procurement activities or in relation to the. tax system that would favor the compan

here's nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: the flames were roaring when joe lori saw the text from his firefighter father. >> get a lot of fires but this was the first time he's been scared and he said "get out." >> reporter: the town of paradise lost. the lawries forced to flee. >> the one thing he grabbed out of his car was his basketball bag. >> basketball means everything to me. >> reporter: the coach thought paradise's season might be over before it started. >> no team has gone through anything like this to get ready for a game. >> reporter: their first team meeting after the fire, a victory in itself. >> it was just one of the ne neatest feelings i had, to see them smile and hug each other and see that everybody was still alive. >> reporter: with 16 teammates needing places to live, there would be no home court advantage this year, but that hasn't stopped the bobcats. with joe at point guard, the team won its first five games. >> basketball has given a sense of hope for me and my teammates since the fire. >> reporter: each triumph making the troubles just a little more bearable.

my name is mali patterson, and i'm the homeowner on the block before 1400. and i never received mail from public works or anything about this, only last night, this gentleman put it in my door. and so i told my daughter and her boyfriend to come here tonight because that is a lie. we never received any notice about, you know, they probably send it to market street or somewhere else. and it looks -- it looks to ugly. i mean here, yes, it's -- it's -- it's going to look ugly. if you have a nice view, it looks ugly. they denied it in the middle valley -- no, midvalley, they denied to put up the cell towers because it has issue, and so -- and everywhere, they put it up, and i can't believe it that -- you should deny it because it's ugly and it's a health issue. and also, besides, we never got any notice. that's the first one, last night. and nobody really discussed it, but i discuss it that -- that was a lie that they said they mailed out anything. and i'm there, i'm looking every day at the mail. and also, my daughter didn't get it, and nobody, no. and we would

steve patterson, nbc news, paradise, california. >> and we have s out of paradis.and wanted to make sure that the kids impacted by the camp fire would have presents this christmas. so they took a page from santa's playbook. they collected extra ptoys and packed everything up for a listening drive south to butte county. >> the devastation was phenomenal. to get that rebuilt is going to take more than three months or six months. our biggest goal is just making sure that the kids get some toys on christmas day. >> they'll be getting some toys there are close to 4,000 toys headed to the kids in paradise. >> wow. >> firefighters and donors alike help in the recovery a little bit. how nice. >>> still to come, we recap tonight's top local stories. >>> plus, an unusual event out at uc berkeley. we told you about a robot that caught fire on the campus. tonight we know the cause. that story is next. ht )s top i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify

jim patterson r- fresno)) "the bigger problem going forward is millions of californians are now goingo rush the line for the real id between now and 2020 and my concern is the dmv is utterly unprepared for that large rush." (ken) in the east bay... contra costa county prosecutors are warning about scammers stealing your social security numbers. the scam involves someone calling and asking you to pay a fee to unlock your social security number because of criminal activity. the scammers then ask to confirm your social security number. officials say the social security administration will never call and ask for your social security number. (ken) the san mateo county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help in finding a man who has been missing for a week... 19-year-old daniel gilchrist went missing from his father's home in moss beach around 11 p-m last tuesday... officers say daniel told his father he was going to spend time with his friend in pacifica, but he never arrived and he left his car and the keys at his father's home... he hasn't been heard from or seen since that nigh