randall stephenson said we licensed it to them for another year but it's nonexclusive for now.e can put that on our service, too. >> are we going to see the likes of warner, though, have that kind of guts to pull some of these averages and not allow them on netflix now that they have do have that opportunity. that's a real hit not to take the money and use it as an investment especially when they're not global >> we'll see what happens. for now it's just not going to be exclusive to netflix. down the line you can see using in a as a way to lure people over from netflix. >> new news from the front good talking to you about that morgan, back to you. >> thanks, jon german automakers meeting at the white house. over to ylan mui >> reporter: they are here to make their pitch to the administration as the white house weighs additional tariffs on autos we saw one ceo arrive. i asked him how he thought the meeting would go >> we are very positive to have a chance to talk to the organization and let's wait and see. real positive. >> reporter: do you think they'll move forward on tariffs?

randall wright, filmmaker, who knew sinda wendy beckett sister wendy beckett. of 88 —— sister wendy beckett. who has sadly died today at the age of 88 -- sister wendy beckett. thank you very much. and we'll be taking another look at the papers with our reviewers the political commentator, jo phillips, and nigel nelson, who's political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday now it's time for a look at the weather for the week hello. thank you forjoining me. let us see hello. thank you forjoining me. let us see what the weather has in store for the lead up to the new year. and it is looking fairly settled for most of us. it is going to state mild. very mild weather across the uk after what has been a quiet and mild christmas. that makes a mile. the mild weather is reaching central and eastern parts of europe as well. the jet stream is a way to the north and be cold air is the way to the north. we may have a touch of frost on thursday in the south of the country, but look at these mornings averages, eight degrees, first thing on thursday. the weather itself on thu

randall was deemed a violent psychopath after a 1979 murder. he admitted to shooting a woman in the face with a pellet gun, then fatally stabbed her in the shopping mall parking lot. in november last year, we reported he casually walked off hospital property, took a flight to maui, then hopped on another plane to san jose and m he was eventually arrested. in an interview, saito told kpix he escaped to prove to hospital staff that he should be released. >> today hawaii's attorney general says the state administrative investigation focused on interviews with hospital employees, surveillance photos and records. it is separate from the criminal investigation but found individual hospital employees were not directly responsible. >> if there was any problem at the state hospital, it was one of complacency with regard to randall saito in particular, he was there for 30 years and people got used to the idea of him being there. he never had problems up to the point of his escape. >> six hospital staff were placed on off-duty status, two have retired. >>

or what should we make of this sentence more on that i'm joined now by randall d. ellison he is a professor investigating white collar crime at george washington university law school in washington d.c. he is also a contributor to the washington post professor it's good to have you on the day let me just get your reaction first of all to the three years of prison sentence for cohen is that justice served. i think i think so he did get some credit for the cooperation on a judge did make a note of that he could have easily gotten five years or more based on the crimes he pleaded guilty to so he's gotten some credit for his cooperation but at the same time the sentence recognizes the serious nature of the crimes that he pleaded guilty to so it does seem about right to me you have been very vocal in your your criticism of how the justice system in the united states defines and prosecute bribery and all types of activities that give unfettered access to power and the government you say that. just how freely access to government power may be ball and sold these days with

neil: thank you, randall. with that, randall, if we score a trade deal with china because it becomes too little, too late because china is falling into a slowdown, man the timing couldn't be worse, you know? >> it is tough. this is a tough time for investors. we have to look at the long run about issues with china. so i think that is why the president is where he is on that. neil: understood. randall, good catching up with you. >> great to be with you. neil: we know speaker paul ryan is at the white house with other republican leaders they're trying to get the president to go along with the spending measure that does kick the can down the road until the first week in february when they have to revisit all of this, including wall funding and the like. they're is they are tell him essentially this is best we can do, sir. signs that the president doesn't like that. conservative members of congress, including mark meadows, on this, if he bend on this, blinks on this, whatever terminology he will lose a lot of supp

can we have -- [applause] >> supervisor mandelman: you know, thank you, alex randall. thank you for supporting your gay sister. now i think we were going to hear from mayor brown -- he's here. he's arrived. there's a wonderful documentary that was just -- that's recently come out about george moscone and his life, and it is amazing to think of these two men at hastings, young before they had accomplished all that they would. but -- hello. but mayor brown is speaking after me. i'm introducing you. i'm out of the way. [inaudible] [laughte [laughter]. >> mayor breed, and other local elected officials that are here, it was so many years ago that things happened in this city hall that should not happen in any city hall, if not any public building in this nation. two sterling examples of people who have been elected to public office, who earned the election by demonstrating in every fashion how their existence stood out as a mark and a guideline for the future, an optimistic future for everybody. unfortunately, their lives were shortened. this city will never be the same bec

brad randall. >> dr. randall gave an opinion of the injuries and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide.nd there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said you're under arrest, and i was in complete shock. when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think they're going to come to their senses, they're going to see it. but no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> alex's sister says her brother was charged with murder because of small town politics. >> what was it that you think kept the state sort of moving forward with the idea of prosecuting. >> i think it was them. i think the power that they have in that community and i believe that they were putting political pressure on the state to prosecute this. >> the suggestion that there was some sort of political pressure that was put on my office to push this case forward or to charge it is absolute nonsense. it didn't happen. >> as alex waited for trial, things got worse. his 5-year-old daughter coco was diag

. >>> vamos a randall que no espera para los próximos días. para el 2018 emir las temperaturas.ero telemundo 40 al mediodía de con tamo como la tecnología puede mantener alejado. a compaÑeros a las 12 y lo esperamos. >>> muchas gracias por continuar con nosotros porque de niÑo una hermosa navidad en compaÑía de sus seres querido va a mostrar un poco logros pero en los próximos días y nos despedimos en los 1018 rápidamente nuestro metano condiciones incluso nos vamos mantener así durante los próximos días. estamos viendo que una noche bastante fría el termómetro gistr 47 el cielo se mantiene calmado. se ve excelente visibildad. hablemos un poco precisamente de maÑana, vamos a tener nubes alta, tampoco habra lluvia. se iniciara la maÑana con 46 grados. asi que mi recomendacion es que se abriguen muy bien a pesar que no tengams lluvia. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> vemos justamente esos fuertes vientos eso es lo que va mantener la temperatura aplicar unos grados por debajo ya que este aire frío que estar trasladando desde el norte vamos a las condiciones durante los próximos días

(ken) you may remember the story of randall saito -- the patient who escaped a psychiatric hospital last year in hawaii before flying to san jose. (vicki) today -- hawaii's attorney general released the results of its investigation into saito's escape. terisa estacio joins us in studio with more. (terisa) today's report found that the hawaii state hospital was unable to adjust to a population involved with the justice system. and that was at least partially responsible for saito's escape. however, the report found that no single employee was responsible for the escape. saito was able to take a taxi to the airport... catching flights to maui and then san jose. he was captured days later by authorities in stockton. saito had been hospitalized since 1981 after being found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing a woman. after his escape in november of 2017 -- additional security measures were implemented at the hospital. six hospital employees were placed on - off duty status. two of them retired, and the other four will be reinstated.... and as a result of this report, none of them wil

the most recent monday afternoon, 20-year-old randall francis was shot andle k in the 1,800 block of benning road. another 20-year-old is being soughtis formurder. there was shouting at an as visery neighborhood commission held near union market. there was ediscou as newly popular continue to struggle with old problems. >> the shootings aren't stoppi. if anythin they're escalating. >> reporter: police attribute to violence to longstanding diutes from rival groups most they say are not from the zblabd . ha -- neighborho >> we have a problem here. we needpd to protect us. >>> new at 11:00, two weeks before it was setpr to close, idence hospital has announced it will remain open. that dispatch coming tonight fr first responders announcing an extension for providence hospital in northeast. the d.c. hospital association says the emergency room will now ghsay open thr april 30th, but due to financial reasons the slatef the hospital is to close december 14th. after that, the hospital says it willnly take in nontrauma injuries. >>> up next, personalio informatn stolen from 500 million hotel

reporter: these children live near benning road, where several thise were shot and killed year, such as randallrancis, a valedictorian graduate of eastern high school. and walter baylor, a military veten, also gunned down. >> come on! >> reporter: we're doi >> we're doing it because it makes us feel good. >> reporter: right y,w, there's nd the neighborhood appreciates it. >> thank you, santa. >> reporter: as you can see, those kids are ex ted, and santa is heading back to the north pole. he's going to sleep for a few days, because he's going to be incrediblyda busy m night, christmas ev deliverering gifts like this one right here.. christmas! >> reporter: in northeast d.c. ar benning road, shomari stone, news 4. >> i was thinking my presentsng weren't go show up -- >> nobody's wearing a helmet. they're not going anywhere. ey were just posing. but side car santa there is smart to get out tonight, huh? >> yeah, you know, a lot of people,se jackie b was talking about, people are leaving tonight because the rain is going to be quite heavy e tomorrowning into tomorrow night. and the wind could be a

porsche logo randall seattle seven doj march and decency friendship it's a sound investment for the customer and probably the cheapest way to drive a porsche and that's one of sorts and the goods to get a move to get this calms out into cunning lots of things for. the one point two leader seventy one horsepower engine gave the car a respectable performance for the time at a meager eight hundred ninety kilograms the first c.r.t. beats a weight as much as a modern smart car and see it soon smoothed out any teething problems it had with quality control during early production. first of reckons the c.a.v. beats it was a car ahead of its time filled with love and a joy to drive it and it increased see its export rate by seventy six percent of course and that many cars had been sold abroad before that but this success added cachet to the brand and in one thousand nine hundred six was who again took over the company and so this c.n.d. beach is not just the first of it's the only genuine sea out because the second generation starting in one thousand nine hundred ninety three was based entirely on le

i talked to kayla williams' father, randall, and camellia, her sister, all day long. and as the day wore on, they became more and more distraught. i could tell they really were worried that they had not made it. but inn fact, they are all alive now, and listen to the joy in their voices as i spoke to them just a short time ago. >> they got them-- all three. yhey've got a few medical bnditions, but they're okay and they're going to be fine. >> he came in the door, and he was crying. he was like, all numb, and he said, "these are tears of joy." >> joy! thank god! >> reporter: when you heard the words, what went through your heart? >> oh, man, she's alive. i got my baby back. that's all that matters. >> i can't imagine how happy, grateful, life-changing it is to just see a light coming towards her or anything. to hear a voice-- they're alive! >> reporter: they are alive, but they are still trying to figure out how to get them out of there. jeff. >> glor: chip, this is just amazing news. >> g reid. soank you so much. geitaiprime minister theresa ny gets to keep her job af

. >> reporter: contra costa transportation authority executive director randall awasaki says there are solutions to keep everyone safe. >> they've got technology embedded in the vehicle to make sure they can see ahead of them. >> reporter: iwasaki has been working with the california transportation association along with the valley transportation authority to bring what is called the bus on shoulder concept to the bay area. heavily congested areas like highway 87 through san jose. highway 101 along the peninsula. interstate 280 in san mateo county. and the bay bridge are a few of the areas being looked at. iwasaki has been working years. >> theschedule. and hopefully that will princen. >> reporter: a proposal le the 13-mile bus shoulder conversion in contra costa county could cost more than $30 million. but adding a lane on a freeway could cost up to a billion dollars to complete and could take 20 years. now, transit agencies may have to seek statewide legislation to make it happen, but here in contra costa county a pilot program could start here in a couple of years. reporting live in

corporate enthusiasm or some or the of on theism we had it yesterday all day on the network, jamie dimon randall stephenson and they wanted to be very. >> rates are moving higher preponderates are moving higher growth is slowing. the calculusing changed. i don't think we can get back to old highs let alone new highs. the bar is much lower for where the markets can go and that's why you see a sell the bounces versus the buy the dip mentality. >> going back for the huawei arrest, you think that derails or negatively impacts discussion was china. >> i think we will have some sort of. >> why did it happen i'm perplexed. the timing of it all happens hon a saturday or sunday then what happens after that china had plenty of time to respond to it. so bolton knew trump knew xi knew. everyone knew. >> in fact they knew at the g20 when they were cutting the deal. >> but that's why -- practically huawei is a huge buyer of u.s. semi conductors. this or that >> but that's not the reason why the trade is going to be taken off track. >> we don't know the biggest issues >> we would have known it already that's m

they are still looking for more witnesses. ( james ) you may remember the story of randall saito -- the patient who escaped a psychiatric hospital last year in hawaii before flying to san jose. (ááávidboxááá) after a year long investigation ... officials say saito did not get any help from the state hospital staff when he escaped in november 2017. he jumped in a taxi to the airport ... and then caught flights to maui and then san jose. he was captured days later by authorities in stockton. saito had been hospitalized since 1981 after being found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing a woman. another investigation is underway that could provide more answers in to how he escaped. saito has pleaded not guilty to charges of escape and identity theft. ( james ) palo alto professor christine blasey ford is speaking out publicly for the first time since testifying in september against supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. she accused kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were both in high school. he denied the claim and was later sworn in as a supreme court justice in early october. bla

i have worked with randall and al, and we've mapped out every single one of them and rated them as to how much work they would need to get restored. that information is passed onto sf shines, and they are going to rank it. so if they have x budget for a year, they can say all right, we're going to pick these five, and they're putting together clusters, so they build on top of what's already there. >> a cluster of neon signs is sort of, i guess, like a cluster of grapes. when you see them on a corner or on a block, it lights up the neighborhood and creates an ambient glow. if you havy got two of three of them, you've created an atmosphere that's almost like a movie set. >> some of the hotel, we've already invested in to get those neon signs for people to enjoy at night include the elk hotel, jefferson hotel, the verona, not to mention some we've done in chinatown, as well as the city's portal neighborhood. >> we got the fund to restore it. it took five months, and the biggest challenge was it was completely infested with pigeons. once we got it clean, it came out beautiful. >> neon sig

google him to be put on a plane and sent back to ankara now that's right thank you very much rob randall shedding light on a process that as you say rob is far from straightforward thank you rob. well now the e.u. is one techie against taking any further military action in syria tech is present russia want to threaten to enter the northern city of miami beach if the u.s. doesn't remove kurdish fighters turkey considers them to be terrorists but they've been part of they've been a us partner in the fight against i still foreign policy chief federica my greening said turkey should not undermine the coalition against isis at least four people have been killed by a car bomb that went off at a market in the syrian city of a free turkey backed rebels seized the city from kurdish forces earlier this year no one has claimed responsibility for the blast. now rommel wickramasinghe has been reappointed it's really because prime minister nearly two months after his dismissal set off a political crisis that left country without functioning government he took the oath of office before president my tri

is being held on 500- thousand dollars bail. ( james )(ááávidboxááá) you may remember the story of randalla psychiatric hospital last year in hawaii before flying to san jose. after a year long investigation ... officials say saito did not get any help from the state hospital staff when he escaped in november 2017. he jumped in a taxi to the airport ... and then caught flights to maui and then san jose. he was captured days later by authorities in stockton. saito had been hospitalized since 1981 after being found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing a woman. another investigation is underway that could provide more answers in to how he escaped. saito has pleaded not guilty to charges of escape and identity theft. ( darya )the california public ultilties commission is floating the idea .... of charging a new tax on cell phone texting. the agency says, the idea is to help pay for a program making phone services more accessible to thpoor. but there is already a surcharge on voice calls for that purpose... which is one reason why the bay area council thinks this is a bad idea.

you recognize them call the sonoma county sheriffs office. ( james ) you may remember the story of randallhiatric hospital last year in hawaii before flying to san jose. (ááávidboxááá) after a year long investigation ... officials say saito did not get any help from the state hospital staff when he escaped in november 2017. he jumped in a taxi to the airport ... and then caught flights to maui and then san jose. he was captured days later by authorities in stockton. saito had been hospitalized since 1981 after being found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing a woman. another investigation is underway that could provide more answers in to how he escaped. saito has pleaded not guilty to charges of escape and identity theft. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news...a deadly hit-and-run remains unsolved a year after it happened. and now police are asking for help solving the crime. ( james ) and after the break...the number one scam targeting holiday shoppers and what you need to do so you don't become a victim. that's a mini-wheat. delicious. but it's more than that. 10 layers

. >> i wish i had not gone there >> we got randall stevenson this morning saying something at the upserence the stock is reacting positively going onto say we are going to invest more on the third party content overtime, now we are focused on hbo we need to invest in original content in hbo there was a report by the journal this morning keeping "friends" on netflix but having the right to stream it as well which was interesting. talking about -- spending a lot of time is the ceo of at&t talking about is entertaining. >> is this amazing we talk about chemistry. is there chemistry between randall stevenson and the people who do art >> i don't know. >> reid hastings on talking about -- a good fiber guy sitting down with the arts people >> this is that marriage that we have been talking about a couple of years for now >> you hire people who can do it >> stanke, maybe or maybe not? >> i will believe it when i see new core merge with show time. >> right >> i got it. >> did you watch "body guard"? >> i am in midst of it >> i wonder what stevenson thinks about "body guard." >> they watched al

becky is there take it away >> thank you very much as you mentioned we are there with randall so many things i want to get to. let's start with where the markets are today and where they have been over the last couple of months. market has been down at and t was down about 2% today. what do you think is really moving these markets is this a situation there is an economic downturn or is this just a fear factor at this point? >> i'm not a markets expert. we had this conversation early are today. it feels like we are almost talking ourselves into a downturn all of ceos out here all talk and say things feel pretty good. there are markets outside the u.s. that are feeling some difficulty but the u.s. feels good the consumer seems healthy the consumer spending during the holiday season, businesses are investing. a lot of people and myself included say we see clouds on the horizon. they are derivetives i feel like we are trying to talk ourselves into this right now from our standpoint the u.s. economy feels pretty good >> based on what you see versus the concern you hear in certain places or

which -- kitty randall telling the daily beast, to compare his situation to the worst period in our historypractitioners of witchcraft devote their lives to seeking compassion and justice. don't know where we go from there but this is a headline. they are angry with donald trump. rob: i love that we have witches. thank you so much. the president calling out time and time again. >> it is all fake news, fake news. fake news. rob: there he is. but which stories had the biggest blunders of the year? the biggest fake news stories of the year? gus is going to break those down next. jillian: a number of them. brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends," you look fabulous today. >> anything to add? rob: no. >> coming up, expanding on the course of 3 hours, lieutenant colonel allen west talking about what is going on with matt goldstein, facing murder charges instead of adjusting was medal of honor winner. we will talk about that. he knows what it is like to be in battle and taking the situation into his own hands, what got him in trouble in the military. it will be great. jonathan tu

lanka's ousted prime minister has threatened to launch what he calls people how he's not reinstated randall wickham is saying gay says thousands of his supporters will rally in the capital colombo next week three war trophy bells taken by us troops during a conflict with the philippines in nineteen zero one of the return to manila a repatriation ceremony will be held on saturday u.s. soldiers seize the bells in a violent counterattack for the killing of thousands of american soldiers. it's al jazeera world now stay with us. they will be in medina here. i'm told with jeffrey we go to shoot on if you hear maybe. i'm overly be very young and i'm a will be easier to look beirut. as. an actor but i'm at but contrary if can we start our own a look none of you want to completely fluent in the crowd you will see it just didn't i was. the one up with a full on who knock it off a long time for that it had to be on iraq i will assume he is my vienna and i smacked her. in the mood to serve him and come to her. email who could have a chat of that correct. i'm able to hone my normal. when i'm out of the

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randall a.case number 10-c-r-2085, on the charge of first degree murder, we find the defendant not guilty. (simmons gasps) it's over. it's over. you hear me? all right? woman: murderer! you killed my daughter! (gavel pounding) you! you! order! order in this court! (yelling) dad. son. murderer! judge: bailiff, restrain that woman. murderer! (gavel pounding) mother: you! you! judge: i'm warning you. i can clear this court if order's not restored.

. >> the siege ended at 12:15 when randall weaver and his three children walked off the mountain after. >> there is all this tremendous ferment that is arising precisely because of the end of the cold war. this mindset that the united states government is the enemy breeds almost a decade of violence. >> in langley, virginia today, right outside cia headquarters, a young man with a rifle opened fire on a number of people who were in their cars. >> no one would ever think that a situation like a shooting of cia personnel would happen on their front doorstep. the shooter escapes. >> two cia employees were shot to death in virginia. a pakistani suspect is reported to be back in pakistan. >> they figure out his name, mir qazi. but they don't know where to peg him. who is he working for? what organization? >> in the 1970s we were dealing with terrorist groups. in this case there was no group that could be identified. this was the actions of one single individual. we did not realize that terrorism seemed to be moving in a new direction. [ sirens ] >> a mysterious explosion underground has spr

my name's randall swanson. i live about 30 feet uphill from the pole, and i did realize that you guys have heard 100 much these case -- of these cases before. >> commissioner honda: thousands. >> you've heard that long-term expoufr to electromagnetic radiation effects are still under known. but i would like to show this photo. when they first noticed, they highlight the little bulb thing here up in the pole, but the equipment they make it look like it's part of the house at 1509, so this is kind of deceptive in their presentation to us. so thank you very much for your time, and for sending me this postcard, inviting me over here. really appreciate it. >>clerk: thank you. >> commissioner honda: thank you. >>clerk: i'm sorry. next speaker, please. okay. we'll get it later. >> good evening. >>clerk: if that works for you as long as we can hear you. >> i'm toshina redmon young. we just got up a box near us that i wish i had paid more attention to. i'm here in support of my neighbor who has a baby and a small girl.