to nairobi the red cross says fifty people are still unaccounted for. two u.s. soldiers are among at least nineteen people killed by a bomb in northern syria a department of defense civilian and a supporting contractor were also killed eisel has claimed responsibility for the blast and men binge the lives of displaced syrians living in camps are under threat from a second severe winter storm the u.n. says tens of thousands in northern lebanon including many children battling the freezing temperatures in makeshift shelters fifteen children have died in camps inside syria in the past month prime minister alexis tsipras has survived a confidence motion by just one vote tippers called the votes after his government lost its parliamentary majority on sunday when his main coalition partner walked out its all the results of a controversial deal to rename greece's neighbor macedonia northern macedonia the international criminal court has halted the release of former ivory coast president . after a new appeal by prosecutors is the court in the netherlands said bag boy wa

. >>> homeless advocates protesting plans to evict people from the red cross shelter in chico. the shelter set to close on thursday. many of the people living there are victims of the camp fire in butte county. representatives from the red cross say that they do have a contingency plan that allows them to use the shelter through mid march, this is if they cannot relocate everyone by the end of the month. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," facebook flaw. a big security issue apple is working to fix and what you need to do with your phone right now major changes. what might have you thinking twice before you press that "send" button. >>> and taking a live look outside, look at that, people in the east bay, oakland, overlooking the area th in the leave that up to kari. a lot more news ahead. 4:37. reynold's kitchens™ has eliminated plastic wrap frustration for good. to celebrate, award winner jeff russo composed the world's shortest victory song. [sfx: victory song plays] yes! this is the good stuff™ headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set

but because the germans were concerned about the international red cross coming in -- and by the way, we found this out after the war. this is nothing, we didn't know this when this was happening. so because they set up this czech family camp to be able to show the international red cross that jus are being treated well, that they are alive, that there are whole families that are being kept together, they set this up. so this is why we did not go into the gas chamber from the platform, but we went directly into the czech family camp. now, in this czech family camp, there was already about 5000 people there that arrived in september, that previous september. that's when the camp was set up. so, four months before we got there. and then there was another 5000, two transports of 2500, which was our transport, our december transport. so, now there is a group of roughly 10,000 people, 5000 and 5000, in the czech family camp. can we have the next slide? so, here is what we saw as we were approaching the actual camp. literally hundreds and hundreds of yards of barbed wire full of electricity

the red cross is here. we're told two of the people here will need their services.ire captain says no cause has been determined yet. as my photographer pans down here, arson investigators will be coming out to the scene. you can see on the ground evidence of fireworks. the fire captain says that's one of the things they'll be looking at as a possibility. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> clean-up is aunder way in san francisco after a long night of new year's celebrations. hundreds lined the embarcadero to get a good look at the fireworks. many made the trek despite the chilly temperatures. >>> in the east bay a wide range of ways to ring in 2019. abc7 news reporter was on board the "uss hornet" in alameda where they celebrated by going decades back in time. ♪ >> reporter: flashback to the 1930s before ringing in 2019. >> the '30s were a great era and i love the whole theme. i love dressing up like this, too. it's great. >> reporter: this gala aboard the "uss hornet" brought out hundreds for dancing and music. a fund-raiser for th

plans to evict people from the red cross shelter in chico.lter is set to close thursday, and many evacuees from the camp fire in butte county are still there. representi a contingency plan that allows them to use the shelter through mid-march if e end of the month. >> not just the deadliest and most devastating fire, today we learned the fire in butte county was also part of the most expensive fire season. the state insurance commissioner revealed that insured losses from fires last move totaled more than $11 billion. and that number could get even higher as more claims are filed. >>> a central part of all this is pg&e. today pg&e got $6 billion in loans. pg&e says it needs that money to keep delivering power. this sparked a backlash at today's cpuc meeting in san francisco. public speakers blasted the cpuc directors for their unanimous decision. san francisco supervisors said the city would be issuing an ultimatum to the cpuc. stop supporting dangerous corporate behavior or brace for impact. >> the people of the state of california, particul

now to kenya where the red cross says fifty people believed to have been in a nairobi hotel complex when it was attacked on tuesday remain unaccounted for the announcement came just hours after the country's president addressed the nation declaring an end to the nineteen hours see at least fourteen people were killed and hundreds were forced to flee the hotel complex during the bomb and gun attack alexey o'brien reports. outside the small in nairobi anxious family members and colleagues white for news. now the siege is over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel a beginning to emerge. surveillance cameras captured the beginning of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex collection from all over the place employees are running all over the place he was screaming about point i realize of the best thing to do is to find levels too high. for hours afterward terrified workers barricaded themselves in as gunfire and explosives rang out. the others jumped from the windows of the do city to which includes offices and restaurants frequented by some of nairobi's

yes indeed laura can the red cross which has been involved in the tracing of the missing possum say it's now all bulls who have been. noted us missing have been accounted for they say ha nick. nolte called in time once they found that relatives and now they were that they had all holed in eventually to say that they have found their loved ones which puts the death toll twin to one. kenya police cutting on forest thick investigations in the compound where the top cop and they're being assisted by f.b.i. agents just moments ago. to chrome here the vehicle that had been used by the us because that was safe to be fly for them and they have left the vehicle which brought them here to the complex outside post they've been dusting at the vehicle for fingerprints and any other clues that might be able to help them in the investigations the details are getting really hot and how it all happened police say it's now clear that they want five because one of them walked in he had a suicide vest all men then between eight and next to a very busy restaurant killing many people and then the other four w

necessarily work in an urban environment like el paso, with one has just right across -- juarez just red cross international bridge. we need to customize solutions that meet the specific needs rather than trying to dictate here in washington foundde miles away a solution that solves nothing. we need to look at border security as as combination of three things -- physicalnf infrastructure. yes, that includes barriers, walls, fences, vehicle barriers in appropriate locations. but it also includes technology, radar, ground sensors, drones, aerostacks. this is a layered approach that provides flexibility for the expert on the ground to determine what is best for each sector can what is best for each part of our immense border and implement the changes necessary to achieve the desired results. as i said in many areas the landscape location means physical barriers may not be needed, may not be practical. in rural areas, technology, sensor technology or cameras may be sufficient but we know we need additional notes on the ground, too, because it's not enough to put a barrier in place or have a radar

red cross says everyone missing opposite tack on a luxury hotel complex has been accounted for at least twenty one people died in the. group behind the attack says it was in retaliation for the u.s. presence in direct jerusalem the capital of israel. and. sixty eight people have been treated for gunshot wounds after protests this week that hundreds of people including prominent rights activists. russian president vladimir putin has just touched down in belgrade for talks with serbia's leader alexander. playing at the airport where delegates are waiting for him to. a very warm welcome as planned including a parade will run through the center of the capital. aspires to join the european union kept its close ties with russia. she's in belgrade for a young what's expected from this visit. well this is the fourth the meeting of alexander. the last meeting. in moscow four months ago in october two thousand although this is the fourth time that. good says two thousand and one. the same a bit of door it is they're talking about historical visit and alexander which has a great expectations of it

ten years red cross says everyone missing after tuesday's attack in nairobi has been accounted for at least twenty one people were killed. it was in retaliation for the u.s. president's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. and british prime minister tourism is having talks with opposition party leaders in the hope that they might work together on a deal for the u.k.'s withdrawal from the e.u. the governments of the no confidence vote called by the opposition of wednesday. the u.s. special envoy on afghan reconciliation has arrived in pakistan to try and revive talks with the taliban and. days meeting pakistani leaders to try and bring the taliban back to the table last week taliban leaders cancel the meeting with him accusing the u.s. of deflecting from the issue of withdrawing forces from afghanistan they have also rejected the involvement of the afghan government in the dialogue as more from the pakistani capital islamabad. the u.s. special envoy for peace and reconciliation. has arrived in islamabad to hold talks with the pakistani leadership he said. talk with the

prisoners after the houthi is released the saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoners back to riyadh is suffering from advanced hepatitis c. un envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common in an attempt to preserve a shaky cease fire this is a very positive step today and. we really hope that more of that would be done to alleviate. the suffering and bring conflict to. many many families who have been affected by the conflict in yemen. in terms this is not related to today release based on purely humanitarian and medical basis. we really hope also that in the future the operation to transfer. detainees will materialize. political analysts to a fraud not so says the who things are using the prisoner swap for their own political gain. the different warring parties had you know different political purposes and and using the prisoners to swab d.n.a. for instance korea the yemeni government and the south would be a party they would like the minding the release of leaders from political parties lik

when the stories are watching closely kenya's red cross says fifty people believed to have been in a nairobi hotel complex when it was attacked on choose day one main unaccounted for at least twenty one people were killed and hundreds were forced to flee journey in the bomb and gun attack catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. outside this morgue in nairobi and she's family members and colleagues wait for news some of that that . now this ovah details of what happened inside the dusit hotel complex are beginning to a macho surveillance cameras kept. at the beginnings of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex shooting from all over the place employees are running all over the place he was screaming for point to realize that the best thing to do is to find a service place to hide. for hours afterwards terrified workers and clients barricaded themselves in as gunfire and explosions rang out. some people are still missing hundreds of others were taken to safety you know peroration that lasted through tuesday night we go out to say for the record ever question

one people died in the assault by al shabaab fighters on an iraq the hotel complex on tuesday the red cross says fifty people are still unaccounted for. catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. outside this morgue in nairobi and she has family members and quickly sweet for news some more than that. now this over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel complex are beginning to march surveillance cameras capture the beginnings of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex. employees are running all over the place he was screaming for up on to realize that the best thing to do is to find a service place to hide. for hours afterwards terrified workers and clients barricaded themselves in as gunfire and explosives rang out. some people are still missing hundreds of others were taken to safety you know peroration that lasted through tuesday night we go out to say for the record ever question but they make a big mistake because it was not we go and leave the ship up to us kenya's president has about to bring those responsible to justice we are a country governed by l

the american red cross is on the scene to assist 17 people who were displaced. the cause of the fire is under investigation. no further information is immediately available. (robin ) here in the bay area -- parents in san rafael are continue to fight to change the name of the city's 'dixie' school district. it was named after the confederacy during the he peiti wrapped in ribbons and they called for a mandatory vote by the district school board on the name change. the district's board of trustees is required to vote on the issue within 40 days. <... for the confederacy> (robin ) some of the proposed new names for the district include big rock, john muir, live oak, live oak valley. the school district was founded in 1864 and it serves the communities of terra linda, marinwood, lucas valley and a portion of contempo marin. (robin ) racism is facing some push back in the nation's capital. calls are growing for iowa congressman steve king to resign after he made racist comments in a report by the new york times. andy rose has the latest. rep. steve king (r) iowa: "i

prisoners of the who these released to saudi prisoners on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoners back to riyadh he's suffering from advanced hepatitis c. the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffith says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common in an attempt to preserve a shaky cease fire. at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were carrying at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they took over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries and china's vice premier li who he is in washington for trade talks with the trumpet administration they're trying to resolve the dispute that seen the two countries imposed trade tariffs on each other relations further on monday when u.s. prosecutors filed new criminal charges against a chinese tech company and its chief financial officer. well those are the headlines. on al-jazeera. the week began with use of a ninety day truc

that did not stop this disaster are less heat now richard gordon who is chairman of the philippines red cross he's also in the philippines capital manila thank you very much indeed for joining us tell us about your response to what is a disaster in at least three provinces. well we were the first responder and the last laid area in people who were there about twenty one dead so far and. we were able to provoke the rescue of one theory and also we're now in the process of a program to be more water there's so much so many basis where what there has been diminished or destroyed of filtration plant so we would be in order for that they shouldn't or when what or who they should as well as what it's about or want or are going to start a story that really do work or back but they're there so that it could be here with water the river by the also non-food items said just so you know i need to it's and that we shouldn't be needy and sooner who even crash land so that they can buy their excessive piece with dignity and i'm not sort of transport a you use them what sort of forms of charles will they be

in kenya twenty one people dead and another fifty still unaccounted for according to the red cross also give up to date with doubts of perks. top stories bush prime minister treason may has reached out across the political divide. to work together on a deal for the u.k.'s withdrawal from the european union she made the playoffs of the government surprise survived a no confidence vote called by the opposition leader jeremy corbyn so now i have made clear what they don't want we must all work constructively together to set out what parliament. that's why i'm inviting m.p.'s from all parties to come together to find a way forward one the both delivers on the referendum and the support of parliament this is now the time to put self interest. to us soldiers are monks at least nineteen people killed by a bomb in northern syria defense and supporting contractor were also killed. responsibility for the blast in. the first funerals for people killed in tuesday's attack is in nairobi hotel have been held relatives buried two men who worked for a somali based charity at least twenty one people die

prisoners after the houthi is released the saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoner back to riyadh the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffith says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common place in sudan have arrested a senior member of the opposition party which says security forces surrounded the home of merriam saw the film mandy and detained her along with others on tuesday sudan security chief ordered the release of protesters who were previously detained protests are continuing in several cities demanding an end to be she is thirty year rule as the headlines. people here speak. out for asiatic language going back several. the arabic language only came to north africa in the seventh and eighth centuries. the second largest american. in one of the mountain villages here and sings in m a z about the harshness of her life and out of many others. there are lots more women hear it than men. songs about suffering in the region feeling imprisoned she says. or walked her where no one can see them. and that's what the story is abou

and the international committee of the red cross that's taking place in amman jordan there are still controversies over that the who thiis say that they are worried about the involvement of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates because they say many of their side that have been taken prisoner about should be taken from yemen and taken to those two countries the next phase for this russian envoy martin griffis has already been pushed back it was supposed to take place in january is now going to move to february they hope and that's the much more difficult process of political talks trying to get a a last thing political agreement for all of yemen there were talk on of talks taking place not in sweden this time but in kuwait who things i'm told are uneasy about kuwait as a venue and now another security council member germany is apparently offering a venue in germany for talks in february but not at all clear at this stage whether they are going to proceed and james worth reminding our viewers that one day that is quite critical in terms of bringing in food and medicine to a civili

after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries u.s. intelligence chiefs have contradicted some of donald trump's fundamental foreign policy views speaking at a senate hearing on global threats they took issue with the president's assertion that eyesores been defeated and that north korea can be convinced to give up its nuclear weapons michaela reports from washington. president trump all traces negotiations with north korea's leader as one of the major successes of his presidency he claims to have made the world a safer place and recently announced that a second summit will be held next month jim jiang going to work in very forward doing so. made a lot of progress that has not been reported by the media but we have made a lot of progress not so say intelligence chiefs their conclusion that north korea remains a major threat we currently assess that north korea will seek to retain its wm d. capabilities in is unlikely to completely give up its nuclear weapons and production capabilities because it

departing many of them are still missing thousands of migrants from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries. the saudi you know you coalition in yemen says it will release seven who the prisoners after the who these released a saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitate the transfer of the prisoners back to riyadh he's suffering from advanced hepatitis c. the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common to preserve a shaky cease fire. official break here not just zero one when we come back a boss of chinese tech john hawaii's back in puerto she fights against extradition to the u.s. . went to create division in southern philippines could be having the opposite effect on that stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast we're here across parts of western europe we have been watching one weather system coming in from the atlantic bring some very windy conditions across the region i want to show you what it did look like here in paris where they did

to kenya now where the red cross says those two reported as missing after tuesday's attack on a luxury hotel in nairobi have now been accounted for at least twenty one people died in the assault and the first funeral for the victims have been held in the kenyan capital dozens more were injured in the attack al-shabaab has claimed responsibility the group says it was in retaliation for the u.s. president's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital police have arrested seven people in connection with the attack that speak to mohammed abdul in nairobi for his mom and bring us up to speed with the investigation and these arrests made by police. well yes fully police are saying they have arrested seven suspects in connection with. the fourteen riverside complex one of the upscale business district shopping shopping areas in nairobi which is very popular with the middle and upper class will be and then of course this saying that the following of the leaves looking for other suspects right now they are continuing with forensic investigations of the scene of the toc it's closed to any membe

evidence of that in all their own race to see that your car this is a show that he's new to the red cross was interested in just to look for and they come to believe that the world would be a much better place to live that if they think it's going to make you a happier person with a better life. i could need a lesson in a lot of what you mentioned maybe i should start learning poker too. and that's all for this special edition of e.w. business from davos and the magic back we're going to go grab some hot chocolate you stay tuned and remember you can always stay up to date with all things the world economic forum on our website that's the w dot com and an hour of commercial . quadriga international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week donald trump has now been in the white house for two years two years of vision and disruption but didn't america's phones the first president promised to make his country great again so what chance even find out on quandary just shows what. next. serial killers take us to see. filing robber gangs. and ugly and omnipresent feature of life in

jerusalem as israel's capital at least twenty one people were killed in the assault in nairobi and the red cross says fifty people are still unaccounted for two u.s. soldiers are among at least nineteen people killed by a bomb in northern syria a department of defense civilian and a supporting contractor were also killed eisel has claimed responsibility for the blast and mended. the lives of displaced syrians living in camps under threat from a second severe winter storm the u.n. says tens of thousands in northern lebanon including many children battling the freezing temperatures in makeshift shelters fifteen children have died in camps inside syria in the past month greek prime minister alexis tsipras has survived a confidence motion by just one vote super has called the voters off to his government lost its parliamentary majority on sunday when his main coalition partner walked out it's all the result of a controversial deal to rename greece's neighbor macedonia more than macedonia the international criminal court has halted the release of former ivory coast president after a new appeal by pro

the latest headlines: the international committee of the red cross has issued a new warning that climateviolence in the sahel area of africa is creating an explosive combination. theresa may says she will hold flexible and inclusive talks with mps across parliament to try to make progress over the irish backstop. the president of zimbabwe has flown home from a state visit to russia following violent protests over the doubling of fuel prices. the fact that british police don't carry guns has separated from forces around the world. but some of them carry firearms. now a new museum has opened. now a new museum has opened dedicated to the history of armed policing, and it aims to show just how highly skilled those officers are. danny shaw went to take a look. should you open fire or should you wait? this is sixth form student is waiting to know what it's like to make this decision. but it isn't real life, it's a scenario. and no—one will be killed, whatever he decides to do. you go through these rounds when he pulled the trigger, hold work on like this, being rocked the trigger. this is the

vehicles and pillars of black smoke i guess according it's a talk and we can see risk here as of the red cross just making their way the upscale hotel complexes frequented by many americans europeans and indian ex-pats and houses bars restaurants offices and banks who have claimed more votes than the first explosion happened so by the time we reached their last interest come out then the gunships are being aimed at us so we could not whether it was shooting them t.v. reports say there were at least four gunman and the somalia based on group al shabab said it was behind the attack these criminal activity in according to the defense to him that began with an attack and i am i am bank with an expression i get that three vehicles in the back parking lot and a set of explosion. if. you see top ten kenya as interior minister condemned the attack calling it a heinous and cowardly act fred much johnny says forces have secured all the buildings that were affected by these events he said that terrorism will not defeat us and we as a country will remain strong and determined. kenya has often been targete

the kenyan red cross says many more are still unaccounted for. a british man is among the dead.table foudation. from nairobi, here's our senior africa correspondent, anne soy. it looks like a normal afternoon outside a restaurant, but this man has a deadly plan. in a matter of seconds, he detonates his suicide vest. at a different location in the dusit complex, his accomplices open fire before entering the building. then everything is thrown into chaos. as panic spreads, some risk their lives to save others. are we safe here? yes, you're very safe here. this serving member of the sas was in kenya as part ef a training mission but when the militants struck. he entered the complex to help people escape. britigh ritiflene were _ one british man was killed. we are in touch with his family, we are offering them consular assistance. he has now been identified as luke potter. he worked for a british development charity in east africa. more than 700 people survived the attack. ronald was one of them. shots started to be fired at us and they were reallyjust passing over our heads, breaki

the american red cross canceling hundreds of blood drives.and the weather forcing the postal service to stop deliveries in several states...but the arctic blast not stopping commuter trains in chicago. gas-fed heaters that run alongside the rails were turned on, keeping the tracks warm and the train running."as long as i bundle up, have a coat, have a hat, i think i will be fine."but relief is in sight with a much warmer weekend on the horizonby sunday, chicago could reach 40 degrees and atlanta will see temperatures in the low 60s... just in time for the super bowl i'm camila bernal reporting. (ken) joining us on the phone now ... glenn hamilton from chicago. out delivering food in the freezing weather tonight.... (pam) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight... (ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. the warriors have been winning so much lately, it's easy to forget that demarcus cousins has yet to play in front of an oracle crowd. but that will change tomorrow. after a 5-game road trip that took them out east, the champs back home... and hosting the 76ers thursday nigh

rebels have released a saudi prisoner suffering from poor health the international committee of the red cross facilitate the transfer of the prisoners from yemen sanna airport yes hepatitis c. the u.n. special envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he wants to strike a deal to make similar prisoner swaps more common as he tries to preserve. a shaky cease fire. venezuela's supreme court has declared interim leader one guide dog from leaving the country and sets on monday the u.s. imposed sanctions on the state or giant part of efforts to drive president maduro from power. companies have been accused of supporting human rights violations against palestinians amnesty international says israeli listings of homes and activities is directly contributing to the expansion of illegal settlements. the head of u.s. intelligence says north korea is unlikely to give up all its nuclear weapons down codes told the u.s. senate the regime sees the arsenal as crucial to its survival. is an odds with president donald trump who is planning a second summit was north korean leader. five people have been arrested in

fox dale loop, killed one person and left others homeless, red cross of silicon valley is helping the victims. cause not released. >>> piano teacher accused of sex with underage girl, may not be only victim. nicholas robinson, police say took advantage of girl in elementary school last year and a half. gave piano lessons out of his home. if your child took lessons and suspect something happened, call police. >>> nine minutes is takes san jose police officer to show up after you call 911. according to new audit, that's life and death emergencies nine. property two property damage, 11 minutes but taking more than twice that long to show up. >> desee better. real concern for us. >> say they're getting more calls, fewer numbers are unacceptable. >>> san jose at top of the list for hottest real estate listings. san jose continues to see double digit growth in home values. orlando is number two, denver, atlanta minneapolis, and number six is san francisco. >>> cats renting apartment in silicon valley. sort of. owner pstate story that's become talk of the town and nation. scott budman with t

the american red cross is assisting those that were displaced. ( robin ) a two-story house sustainedor damage saturday night in a fire that displaced six people in santa cruz. the fire at 120 mcmillian drive was called in just before 6-30. fire crews say they found "heavy fire" on the second floor of the home. the cause of the fire is still under investigation.. but officials do not believe it is suspicous. ( robin ) in the south bay... two people were hospitalized and three others were injured in a three-car crash sunday in san jose. the accident was reported just before 1, at the intersection of aborn road and whitesand drive. police say a mercedes-benz s-u-v was trying to make a left turn when it collided with both a nissan and a honda. the s-u-v ended up on its side and two passengers had to be rescued by san jose fire crews. the two victims were transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. ( robin ) on the peninsula... a 22-year-old sacramento resident has been arrested on suspcion of stealing items from unlocked cars in woodside. san mateo police say this wom

this after the last red cross shelter is set to close at the end of the month. organization's temporary contract with the silver dollar fairgrounds expires in 12 days. about 600 evacuees are still there, but need to find another place to live. the red cross says it is working with families on a case-by-case basis trying to find them more permanent housing moving forward. >> the challenge is housing right now, especially locally, because with all the people out of housing, they're filling up quickly. not just apartments, but even somewhere to put their rv or mobile home or something that they get. >> homeless shelters are offering up beds for evacuees but there aren't enough available to take in everyone from the shelter. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings" desperately in need. meet the bay area girl searching for a bone marrow donor. >>> fist, the time is 6:38. taking a live look from our emeryville camera as we head to break. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashio

red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> new developments tonight. california department of justice is attempting to block the sale of two hospitals to santa clara county. >> st. louise at gill roy and o'connor hospital. >> amanda dell south bay. >> reporter: ready to spend money to save two struggling hospitals. small price to pay to relieve overcrowding and expand public system's reach. attorney general filed a stay on the sale. >> unclear what is going on with the office. >> reporter: surprise to jeff smith. >> essentially trying to accomplish something legally but going to end up closing two hospitals. >> reporter: says california's doj is committed to advocating for conditions that ensure cmmuniti communities have access to hospital services. conditions the ag's office said the county didn't agree to as part of purchase. said a hearing day for january 30th. >> if the attorney general blocks it and pushes time

rebels have released a saudi prisoner suffering from poor health international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoner from yemen sanna airport he has hepatitis c. the united nations special envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he wants to strike a deal to make similar prisoner swaps more common as he tries to preserve a shaky cease fire have bar reports. the cease fire intraday there appears to be on the verge of falling apart fighting has intensified on the outskirts of yemen's main port city further north government troops backed by the sergeant emirate he led military coalition are on the move took up certain areas near the who think controlled capital sana'a u.n. envoy martin griffiths met who think amanda's to plead with them to maintain the whole day the cease fire which began six weeks ago the hands of the rebels political council told the u.n. envoy that saudi arabia is undermining the truce no economic our our focus is to consolidate the front lines our success will depend on what we will achieve militarily. this is the retired dutch general who was g

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prisoners after the who these released a saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoner up but to riyadh he's suffering from advanced hepatitis c. the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffith says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common in the attempt to preserve a shaky cease fire. this is a very positive step today and. we really hope that more of that would be done to alleviate. the suffering and bring comfort to. many many families who have been affected by the conflict in yemen. in terms this is not related to today's. release based on purely humanitarian and medical basis. we didi hope also that in the future the operation to transfer. detainees will materialize while fighting has again flared up across yemen including near the key port city of her data reports. the ceasefire in her data appears to be on the verge of falling apart fighting has intensified on the outskirts of yemen's main port city further north government troops backed by the sergeant led military coalition are on the move took up. near the who think controll

cannot go back home the red cross is trying to help them find space some place else. you have heard her saying she was going to live with her dad for a while. difficult times and difficult for the family who died. we hope to find out how that happened and see if it's something that the rest of us could learn from. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank. earlier this morning utility announcing it will be filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. we brought you live coverage all morning on today in the bay. bod redell is live in san carlos. tell us, what's flexion for tne utility company? >> reporter: we just spoke with jerry hill who has been highly critical of pg and e after if pipeline explosion. he sees opportunity in this fil come out a better safer company. his concern is that the state tries to bail out the utility and that pg and e has not learned his lesson. there war lot of developments over the past 24 hours. the ceo stepped down this morning. utility announced it would be filing for chapter 11 protection in 15 days because it can't cover the more than $30 billion

red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together.f we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> good evening. the nhl all-star game will be held later this month, january 26th. the sharks will have three players in that game. joe pavelski, brent burns and erik carlson all named to the stars today. meanwhile, pavelski entered the day leading the pacific division with 23 goals. he didn't waste any time adding to that total. the one timer off the pass. two-man advantage. look at carlson burns exchange position and burns rips it. 2-1 sharks. through second period. evander kane. steel, thank you very much. the sharks up 3-1. and look at the effort here by jonas donskoi. sharks cruising up 4-1. the avs rally late. in the final second, martin jones with the save on nathan mckinnon. right on the doorstep. and the puck. 5-4, team teal hangs on for the win. we don't have any media because the media isn't allowed. trying to come down from a torn achilles'. still no projected date on his return. the

the american red cross canceling hundreds of blood drives.and the weather forcing the postal service to stop deliveries in several states...but the arctic blast not stopping commuter trains in chicago. gas-fed heaters that run alongside the rails were turned on, keeping the tracks warm and the train running."as long as i bundle up, have a coat, have a hat, i think i will be fine."but relief is in sight with a much warmer weekend on the horizonby sunday, chicago could reach 40 degrees and atlanta will see temperatures in the low 60s... just in time for the super bowl i'm camila bernal reporting. (grant) stay (grant) (grant) stay connected on the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. and-- coming up at 5:30 tonight... we will talk live with a bay area native who áá just moved to chicago and is dealing with the arctic freeze. (vicki) developing news tonight... one day after filing for bankruptcy, pacific gas and electric was back at the federal courthouse in san francisco on another matter... and this one

red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> we head to rio daja daja daj in brazil. once a year, they do this. it started back in 2004. the inmate newspaper got together with the prison officials and decided to do something to raise the self-esteem of prisoners. they put on a beauty pageant. they decided to go in where they are analyzed for good behavior and beauty. there's two months of prep that goes into this particular event. the cool thing is, if you are selected to be a part of the pageant, your families are invited to watch. even if you don't win, it's a win. don't take it from me, take it from tatiana to see why it is important. [ speaking foreign language ] >> once everybody shows up to face the crowd, families, moms, dads, kids watch you work it. they come out, parade. the judges are there and scoring. >> look at their faces. you can tell they are enjoying this moment. for whatever reason, they ended up there. thi