. >> if that weren't enough, if you weren't on the brink of death, he fishpart of the safet campaign. the the authorities became aware and they cooperated with authorities. >>> a stabbing victim is in the hospital yesterday after 11 a.m. on a thorough street between jones and it taylor. the police blocked off the area. the officers treated the victim before the paramedics arrived. he is in medical condition but is expected to arrive. the suspect has been arrested. >>> thousands of people will be in san francisco tonight sharing the new year with a big bang when the clock strikes midnight, fireworks will launch from. 14. there are clear skies and fog will not impede the fireworks. some might beged from going to treasure island to view the fireworks. parking and viewing areas are limited because of several ongoing construction projects. some roads and parking areas yo for pet stores in california. most new pets in 2019 will likely come from shelters. january 1st, the sheltered animals may find new homes with the pet shop window. that is because a new state law will go into effect that r

additional 1.1 billion dollars...more than half of the money would fund wildfire prevention, education, and safet y projects.that includes increasing the effort to keep vegetation away from powerlines...installing 600 cameras along with stronger poles and powerlines, and expanding weather-monitoring stations in high-risk fire areas. pg&es senior vice president of energy supply said, "we understand and embrace our responsibility to safely provide electricity and gas to the communities we have the privilege to serve. as california experiences more frequent and intense wildfires and other extreme weather events, we must take necessary, bold and urgent steps to protect our customers."--((steve malnight, pg&e senior vice president of energy supply and policy.))"do i think they have the right to raise rates again to perform what they already should have done? no!" attorney james frantz says he's currently representing 10,000 victims of public utility negligence... including several camp fire victims. he's critical of the request considering the utilities commission approved a pg&e rate increase in 2017

additional 1.1 billion dollars...more than half of the money would fund wildfire prevention, education, and safetng the effort to keep vegetation away from powerlines...installing 600 cameras along with stronger poles and powerlines, and expanding weather-monitoring stations in high-risk fire areas. pg&es senior vice president of energy supply said, "we understand and embrace our responsibility to safely provide electricity and gas to the communities we have the privilege to serve. as california experiences more frequent and intense wildfires and other extreme weather events, we must take necessary, bold and urgent steps to protect our customers."--((steve malnight, pg&e senior vice president of energy supply and policy.))"do i think they have the right to raise rates again to perform what they already should have done? no!" attorney james frantz says he's currently

additional 1.1 billion dollars...more than half of the money would fund wildfire prevention, education, and safetprojects.that includes increasing the effort to keep vegetation away from powerlines...installing 600 cameras along with stronger poles and powerlines, and expanding weather-monitoring stations in high-risk fire areas. pg&es senior vice president of energy supply said, "we understand and embrace our responsibility to safely provide electricity and gas to the communities we have the privilege to serve. as california experiences more frequent and intense wildfires and other extreme weather events, we must take necessary, bold and urgent steps to protect our customers."--((steve malnight, pg&e senior vice president of energy supply and policy.))"do i think they have the right to raise rates again to perform what they already should have done? no!" attorney james frantz says he's currently representing 10,000 victims of public utility negligence... including several camp fire victims. he's critical of the request considering the utilities commission approved a pg&e rate increase in 2017. "

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. >> reporter: it was a sense of comfort and safet that should come along with the place you call home. >> this is a place i chose to live. i've only been here three months. >> reporter: but feeling hor changed a lot of residents on rhode island avenue northwest. take a look at the surveillance video from last thursday. a wanalking home just before 11:00 p.m. looked for her keys the enter e building. when d.c. police say two women creep up behind he punching her in the head and face. grabbing her purse before running off. >> it isng concer you can't even feel safe literally onour front door. >> she just looked broken. >> reporter: this resident didn't want to us use his name but he saw the woman moments after the attack. >> it is terrifying. >>> police want you to take good ok at these two women suspects. because third still on the run and that's giving residents who live aund here more of a reason to be concerd. >> in theory, yes, i'm more aware of who is around me. >> reporter: while the victim didn't do anything wrong, there ar some takeaways. be sure to have your key in your hand w

additional 1.1 billion dollars...more than half of the money would fund wildfire prevention, education, and safeting 600 cameras along with stronger poles and powerlines, and expanding weather-monitoring stations in high-risk fire areas. pg&es senior vice president of energy supply said, "we understand and embrace our responsibility to safely provide electricity and gas to the communities we have the privilege to serve. as california experiences more frequent and intense wildfires and other extreme weather events, we must take necessary, bold and urgent steps to protect our customers."--((steve malnight, pg&e senior vice president of energy supply and policy.))"do i think they have the right to raise rates again to perform what they already should have done? no!" attorney james frantz says he's currently representing 10,000 victims of public utility negligence... including several camp fire victims. he's critical of the request considering the utilities commission approved a pg&e rate increase in 2017. "they should have been doing this safety plan all along. and we wouldn't have had a fire in 201

nicholson's contract, he is a safet and his contract is worth more than $3 million. shomari stone, news4. >> all right. thank yo w >>>e've got so many gadgetss these dhat are supposed to make our lives easier. still ahead, how a hacker used one of them to terfy parents of a baby. how the make se itoesn't happen to you. >>> and local families staring down a governmenthutdown in the following days. >> reporter: a beautiful night across the area. right here in springfield for ay doug's hol lights. we've got a great night in a great neighborhood. we're talking holiday lights and a lot of rain moving in. >>> a major rain maker could affect your holiday travel his live updates coming up. >> how about making it rain otherwise? the d.c. council giving final approval for sports being. would it make d.c. the first jurisdiction in our region to make betting legal. it needs to get passed by congressionalnd review there's hope that sports betting will be available in d.c. before baseball's opening day in apl. the revenue would help expand affordable childcareptions and fund viole

additional 1.1 billion dollars...more than half of the money would fund wildfire prevention, education, and safet y projects.that includes increasing the effort to keep vegetation away from powerlines...installing 600 cameras along with stronger poles and powerlines, and expanding weather-monitoring stations in high-risk fire areas. pg&es senior vice president of energy supply said, "we understand and embrace our responsibility to safely provide electricity and gas to the communities we have the privilege to serve. as california experiences more frequent and intense wildfires and other extreme weather events, we must take necessary, bold and urgent steps to protect our customers."--((steve malnight, pg&e senior vice president of energy supply and policy.))"do i think they have the right to raise rates again to perform what they already should have done? no!" attorney james frantz says he's currently representing 10,000 victims of public utility negligence... including several camp fire victims. he's critical of the request considering the utilities commission approved a pg&e rate increase in 2017

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region and only one of them has an additional safete device l safe path. >> i'm trying to educate thelic that there are dangers lurking out there in your school gym. you have the right to know aboo it and demand action. >> reporter: cole is calling on nationwidel district to require training for these walls. >> i'm trying to prevent a death. i'm willing to work for free with the united states nypartment of education, with franconia, withe -- >> anyone who will listen? >> anyone who will listen. >> reporter: safe path costs between $5,000 and $6,000 per wall. fairfax county has no current plans to install the devices. atory we broke earlier this year, and the attorneys included in their letter t thecounty. >> when you say you don't realize it until it happens to you. don'this happen to someone you know. it can be stopped. >> we hopet can be. fairfax county schools did revise its policies aft wesley's death. motorized partitions are not allowed to be operated when students are in the room. only specific staff is allowed to operate that equipment and those designated employees are the on

mnuchin also assured financial safets that jay powell is at the fed after reports president trump had discussed firing him. >> i think you put out a tweet last night specifically saying he realizes he does not have the ability -- >> we heard from treasury secretary mnuchin -- >> we have not heard directly from the president. i did speak with of the treasury secretary last night about a bunch of things including the labs of appropriations and shutdowns, and he did mention that to me. the shutdown is expected to drag into the new year with republicans and democrats at odds over president trump boardwalk. mick -- boardwalk. mick mulvaney is awaiting a counter offer -- border wall. mick mulvaney is awaiting a counter offer. top democrats say they have no intention of paying up. >> $5 billion is a lot of money. that is 650,000 children attending headstart. 2 million meals per day for a year for seniors. a fourthend it on century strategy rather than on stuff that actually improves border security is something we're just not going to be. debra: jim mattis will now leave the job two months e

small craft, increasing numbers of vessels in the water, an ais bourem, a har ommitted to maritime safet, but he was what we do not have -- a consistent poster presents, modern ocean floor, resources to continue our work to maritime safety measures. we need resources, and we need infrastructure. if you remember nothing else from my testimony today, please run for this -- the arctic is true community working on the water in small craft. the arctic also is a frontier where thousands of people are now traveling in our vessels and poorly charted waters. government should work with us to support the steps we're are taking, putting safety measures on in the unthinkable happens. shouldfederal government think about human disaster in one of the harshest environments on earth without infrastructure or communication capabilities. i encourage you to choose the first option. thank you for your time. sen. sullivan: thank you, mr. goodwin, or the outstanding testimony. i appreciate the focus on the actions you have already taken, which are very commendable, and these issues that i think a lot recogniz