this is probably one of the most iconic sk iconic sculpture which is the love skculpture where newlyweds come out here and take pictures. >> love conquers all. bring your money and help restore the local economy. >> it is nice to see that sign. it was not just napa and snonom councilm county. >> coming up, i want to show you some define interventions perhaps. we'll show you how a monastery was saved from the flames. >>> are there flaws in the emergency alert system? we'll invest the decision by sonoma county not to alert all the residents from the fire and what it could mean for future disaster plans. >> we want to remember some of those 43 people who lost their lives. >>> like we experienced with the oakland hill fire in 1991, what happened is a wake up call. why sonoma did not activate its massive alert system. many millions people won't be warned if another major disaster strikes. >> here is our report. >> brad rice is grateful for the fast action of his friends who warned him after their own home caught on fire. >> i am happy to be alive. i want my friend to get the credit, she saves

here's the report from stephanie gaus sk. >> reporter: the allegation of inappropriate sexual conduct monday night, roughly 24 hours later matt lauer anchor of nbc's "today" show for 20 years was fired. in a statement nbc news chairman andy lack shared few specifics but wrote it represented after clear review a mistepgz of our company standards. while it was the first complaint we also have reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. on the "today" show this morning lauer's coanchors reacted to the news. >> for the moment all we can say is that we are heartbroken. i'm heartbroken for matt. he is my dear, dear friend and partner. and he is beloved by many, many people here. and i'm heartbroken for the brave colleague who came forward to tell her story and any other women who have their own stories to tell. >> i'm matt lauer in olympic park in sochi. >> reporter: it began at the 2010 olympic games in sochi and continued after. the lawyer for thucuser had this to say, in part i am in awe of the courage my client showed to raise a complaint and to do so without making a

. >>> today we expect to hear from the three college sk arrested in china and suspected of shopliftinghe arrived back in the u.s. overnight. but we don't know if they will play for -- for you. c -- ucla game. president trump helped to for the release of the three men. >>> taylor swift's four album sold a million albums in one week. and people magazine has named country music star blake shelton as the sexiest man alive. he said that he's going to rub it on voice with adam lavine who won in 2013. >> he's going to bring it up in every conversation for a year. the sexiest man alive issue hits stands friday. and jan, i feel like you're not on board with that? >> i'm on board with that, absolutely. the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> lawmakers are working on a way to kick roy moore moore out of capitol hill even if the alabama republican does get elected to the u.s. senate. good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us on wakeup washington. >> and mary marshal, 37 degrees. we're cold. >>> yes. but it is quiet on the doppler. and we have a cold front coming in later on tonight. and that

difficult to get, it was a very big sk because almost no one believed, except for some people in the white house had some supporting organizations, that there was diplomatic path here. we managed to essentially prevent what was very clearly -- we managed to resolve what was a national crisis, to resolve it peacefully through diplomacy without a single shot being fired. without a single angry infantile tweet being sent off. now we're taking that, and turning that triumph into a disaster by the president certifying this deal, which is causing all the other countries part of this deal. russia was there, france, germany, england, china, they're all now joining with the iranians, and the united states is being isolated. so putin's response to trump dessecertifying the deal, he go to tehran and signs $30 billion of investment contracts. the french who have been tough on iran just announced a day or two after trump decertified the iran deal, that macron is going to be making a visit to iran next spring. this will be the first president going to iran since 1976. >> what do you make of the fa

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he used a handgun, he wore a sk police to catch him, because people couldn't identify him. now there's been a break in one of those cases, in which four young women were attacked in reston. >> it was june 6, 1995, and it is the sexual assault of four women on old tiverton circle. it feels good that we've brought this one to a close, and we can give these four victims peace of mind now. >> reporter: the lieutenant worked on the case 22 months ago. several years ago, the cold case got a cold case on this man. in august, dna confirmed the match. at the time, he was working in this house here in springfield. in september police say it was a coincidence he moved to ocala, florida. last week, ocala, florida made a traffic arrest, and now he's in custy. whether he is connected to the other sexual assaults. but for now, he's only connected to the one in reston. in springfield, peggy fox, wusa9. >> he is being held in ocala, florida, on a fugitive from judge charge. police say he will be facing armed burglary, abduction with attempt to defile, and sodomy charges when he's extradited

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snippets nearly lost forever until they were saved from the sk scrape heap by historians. >> as soonthe underside of the bunks had this wonderful graffiti it blew me away. we went to brownsville, texas and negotiated with the scrap yard owner. he allowed us to pull them. >> the canvass are part of the display at the new york historical society where some of the surviving veterans recently gathered, like tom fay. >> i was a kansas cowboy. i wrote on mine, kansas cowboy and put a heart and tom and gay, married 27 august '66, got to vietnam, 27 august '67. >> the fay's hadn't been married more than a year before he shipped out. as they arrived, the night sky lit up with incoming rockets. >> that's when i went down and wrote on my canvas to make sure that -- i guess to have my mark there. >> if you didn't come back. >> yeah. >> reporter: these men shared hell together but it was doodles on old bung bunks that brought back long hidden emotions. >> there's one canvas in particular that was salvaged from that little trip, and i think you might recognize it. so there is the one that you wrot

an undocumented person shot k sk steinle on the water front a year ago. abc 7 news reporter lyanne mendes melendez is live tonight. the defense want each juror to hold the gun and pull that trigger to feel that force. the defense thinks this could be a defining moment for the case or in the case. the question is, will the judge allow this. defense attorney matt gonzalez told reporters he personally has handled the gun used to kill kate steinle and found the trigger pool to be extremely light. he wants each juror to do the same. >> and anybody who believes this gun cannot fire accidentally i have no doubt that will settle it. >> reporter: gonzalez makes the case that even a child could have fired the gun easily. firearm's expert andy smith testified the gun, a 6-hour 2-39 does not have a light single pull. that's when the gun is cocked, the hammer pulled back and its ready to go. smith who works for the san francisco police department also says there are several internal method to prevent the gun from going off in the event it's dropped to the ground or mi

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campaign in northern sinai to two hundred thirty five people were killed in a house tackle them all sk president abdullah sisi had promised to respond with brutal force a bomb was detonated in the mall scan these hackers then followed as they fled when they talk in bed is the worst ever in the sinai region i'm attempting reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during friday prayers at the other older mosque in be it i went from egypt to northern sinai peninsula local sources say the attackers planted explosives and then opened fire on a worshipers while the sermon was underway. looks like it was. not really clear motive was. yet but it's very possible. they have targeted sudanese in the last. night. president either but that has sisi convened an emergency meeting of security officials has and had this this tragic event act of terrorism will make us more robust more strong of a battle against terrorism we cannot be intimidated i will result cannot be dented we would remain more united when this event the egyptian army would take revenge and they will restore order and security with an

sk >> kelly o'donnell, thanks as always. andrea mitchell in for chuck todd this morning as moderator of "meet the press." great to see you as always. >> reporter: thank you. great to see you. >> let me walk through the chronology. president trump against hillary clinton. first secretary clinton saying there are a lot of questions about the legitimacy of president trump's election citing the russia meddling. the president then called her the worst and biggest loser of all time. then she came out and said he has disgraced the office. says he is obsessed with >> as yogi berra said, it's deja vu all over again. in fairness, president trump seems to have reinserted himself back into the sexual harassment issue which j shalssue by jumpi senator franken, a groping, an unwanted kiss before he was in politics in 2006 but has yet to speak out personally since he came back from his trip about roy moore, the big alabama race right now where nine women have come out against roy moore. so that has raised questions about the women, more th

we are seeing chipmakers like sk 4%.x fall over samsung electronics, one of the biggest drags, losingr 2% this morning. we are seeing red across the board. i.t. sliding. muchad: thank you very indeed. we are asking this question, this so-called glut in crude. it is eroded or eliminated. ramy: oil producers offered a united front as they arrived for talks in vienna. sources at opec say the ministerial committee recommended the current supply curves be extended for six months to nine months from march . final details will be announced later with oil traders expecting any extension to be reviewed at the cartel's major meeting in june. goldman sachs warned of russia's reluctance to extend those cuts. >> before nine-month, not six months, ok? so this is solid, you know? but most i think majority will agree to that and would be in conformity with that. may: prime minister theresa denying the u.k. has reached a deal on the so-called brexit divorce bill. british as she visited troops in iraq, may said negotiations are continuing and the u.k. would honor its commitments to the european union.

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sk >> just the private right to sue, does it exist under the state law? >> it does. >> so what we don't know today is whether the penalties are higher at the county level, and what i would like to know -- of course, as advocates of small business, not my opinion about the law, having higher penalties in this county compared to other surrounding counties or the state is a concern to us every time legislation comes before us. i -- i would like to know whether the penalties are higher in -- in our county, and if so, why? why would we pe l penalize our businesses, especially our businesses with five employees? that is the question i'm presenting to you, and i'm hoping you would present it next time, if there is a next time. >> well, just to be clear, we models that section of the amendment after los angeles which is using the same penalty structure, and again, we have the protection of it having to be found as a violation, and it's up to $500. it's not an outright payout, but there has to not a full investigatibe a t a person was discriminated against because

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yes or no,sk you, following my friend from michigan, do you want to risk the real possibility that thisrogram will expire by insisting upon a clean reauthorization without a sunset? >> no. we do not want to take that risk. to working commit with congress and not against us, to make sure section 702 is reauthorized, either the way you want it or the way we want it? almost saidman -- i mr. chairman. i know you held that office. congress gets to give our opinion. i believe the act, as cost, and has been we authorized with an even larger vote last time, is constitutional. i believe it works. i am worried about additional burdens, particularly a warrant requirement, which could he exceedingly damaging to the effectiveness of the act. we are willing to talk to you about some of the concerns that exist out there. hopefully, we can work our way through it and accept the concerns and fix the concerns you have without going too far. >> with all due respect, there is emergency exemption in the usa liberty act, as reported from the committee -- committee. that should take care of the problem. yet,

the players were in china to take part in a sk still unclear if the university will discipline the playersturn. next here at ten: 30, you know you're always looking on a deal on airfare and there's always that one day of the week that would give you the best deal. the answer used to be tuesday. but that's caning. we have got to get ready for a chilly start to our wednesday, jim and sarah because we're thinking the clouds will break up and overnight temperatures may drop pretty close to 30- degrees. winchester, culpeper, 29 for hagerstown, 27 here in d.c. but at least the sun slewed be back tomorrow morning for a short amount of time. i'll have the rest of your forecast in your seven day outlook. it's coming up next. advertise the season forgiving, lit literally, nearly ate in ten americans say they plan on dough anywaying to a charity this season. that is up from last year and maybe this is why. the same survey from wallet hub says half the population this is compared to a year ago so they want to share. folks may need the extra cash wholesale prices jumping in more than have april a foof

sk >> i'm not sure. i haven't really thought about it. >> so both the appellant as well as the permit holder showed illustrations of the prospective completed project. there's a big difference. can you explain that? i know you were alluding to that in your -- into your -- >> sure. the primary concerns that i have with the appellant's rendering were that one of the renderings i think from a perspective of the ground floor deck area or the yard space, and i think the permit holder make this comment as well showed someone kind of looking over the parapet, but there was a requirement that there be a 7 foot set back there, that 7 feet off of that property line you cannot use that as open space. it is true that the conditions of approval for the variance did not expressly state that you can't put a parapet on the property line, even though you're going to set back the open space, i think it was implied that any such parapet or railings would go with that 7 foot set back, as well, so that was one concern. the o

people who are entering their workforce to retool their skills to have a more technicaltechnically -- sk. >> do you want to react to that? >> a couple of things, i do think and we have talked about it in the commission wrrks the development of technology around a.i. does not go in context to developing a cyber security workforce, they have to evolve at the same time. even within the last 6 to 8 months, you start to see that everybody's -- you can't go to the eastern market without an ipad being pulled out, or any type of street vendor now uses technology across the board. so it becomes very important to look at both of those issues. i think the second is we have a little bit of a false understanding of what cyber means in the workforce. it's not just about technology, it's about psychology and bringing in other disciplines, it's one of the most vibrant interdisciplinary major that exists right now, because there is knowledge across the board that needs to exist. so to students who are thinking about this, you don't have to be a mathematician or an engineer to be in the cyber security wor

a uni sks mash up of jogging pants and spanx like attachment around the waist.ey lack in style they make up for in comfort. >> that kid was really excited. >>> this jogging pant gives us room to eat basically and then it snatches your waist in so that you still look amazing. you can get yours for a low price of $19.98. really a pr stunt and it worked. >> it worked. i like how grandma came in was working the lighting and angles. >> the last thing i want to do is anything banks like during thanksgiving. >> also my favorite color not is maroon. so that's a really great look. >> didn't the spanx part look like stuffing? >> yeah, it was a stuffing patterned spanx panel. >> i did notice in the grocery store there were boxes of it up on top of the shelves just waiting for next week. >> 'tis the season. nine days to thanksgiving. >> next thursday. it's almost here. >>> so is our next storm. right now we're dealing with residuals from our storm yesterday. didn't leave a lot of moisture behind but what it did, look at this, fog encroaching upon san rafael, look at everybo

a car accident in london not terror related but it does sk d underscore how jittery everybody is with>>> we're learning now details about paul manafort. one of the first people indicted in the federal investigation into possible collusion between the campaign and russia. those details, like his possession of three different passpor passports, u.s. passports, may explain why manafort is under house arrest with bond set at $10 million. jessica schneider joins us with more. what other details are emerging with those passports and also an issue with a phone? >> prosecutors argued that paul manafort was a flight risk. now we find out why. not only did he have three different u.s. passports with different numbers but he submitted ten passport applications over the past ten or more years. court documents say he traveled all over the globe in the past year. it was this right here using a fake name in phone and e-mail when he traveled to mexico, china and ecuador over the last year that is really raising some questions. prosecutors say they are concerned about that. also, in addition, details

sk and we want to find out how many of these settlements were actually related to sexual harassment andittle more information so we can understand how prevalent this issue is and how much money people have been getting from the u.s. treasury. >> and why any taxpayer dollar, even a single dollar, should be going to pay out a sexual harassment settlement by a member of congress. huge questions and you'll be all over it. great to see you, mj. thanks for bringing it to everyone's attention. coming up for us. a neighborhood that's been held hostage, that is from the mayor of tampa, florida, sounding the alarm after a series of unsolved murders. up next, the mystery and the massive manhunt that's underway right now. >>> four killings, no answers and a community on high alert. this morning, police and the fbi are on the hunt for a suspect who is believed to be linked to now four deaths in tampa, florida, after a 60-year-old man was guns down in the street yesterday. rosa flores is on the ground in florida following all this. it's getting scarier and scarier. what are the police saying there ri

i heard a colleague put out a pipe of federal that said this children, with three numbers,sk, using your if a young struggling texasreneur in dallas 2027, based onin your charts he will see an increase in taxes from where they were in 2019. is that not a correct assumption ? i am looking at page five. trying to single man based on thess, proposal of where he might be in 2018, 2019, what happens in 2027 ? willie not see a 25% increase in his taxes? not a single mom, not three kids, just a single guy. and i miss reading your charts? >> the specifics, when you say a entrepreneur,ual $29,000 in income, that is one of many of millions of people in different circumstances. the total is the aggregate --nge the point is if we create an example like the single mom struggling with kids, they want have a tax hike. was trying to pick an example of someone who would have the least amount of other deductions. >> to be more precise, what this reflects is in the chairman's modifications, there is the modified indexing and that means the tax bracket of the personal , they are lower than they would be und

question,sk your identify who you are and where you are from. and make it a question. first of all, here in front. i'm a banking consultant in washington and active with the federalist society. following up on professor wilmar's comment, i have a simple question for the panel. what should be the federal government's response, should a funding crisis and contagion even dropped in the shadow banking world, and given the requirements of market to market accounting, trigger substantial capital losses in fdic insured banks, in turn triggers the costly failure of some of those banks? again, a very simple question. [applause] prof. wilmarth: my simpleminded response is, we have to change the status quo. the status quo is unacceptable. that's what we are facing. if we do not change it, is it a magic bullet to get that short-term money back inside banks? not a magic bullet, but you know where it is, and you can regulate it, and you can respond to it, and you can charge deposit insurance premiums to offset it. we do not know what a lot of these claims are. the regulators do not

. >> those of you watching j sk, jansing, you've hold about every esteemed title in journalism. one of the titles was senior white house correspondent. you've been to many of these events before. what is it that will happen as we look forward? he's greeting a lot of the families that are there with the service members, greeting them, signing some autographs. what are these events like when the president does travel? >> yeah. i mean, it's actually really interesting to watch this. hallie and i were talking about it on the plane on the way over, how president trump has usually never spent a lot of time glad handing. he doesn't usually wade into the crowds. whether it's domestically or when he goes to events like this, you'll often see him go directly on to the stage, and then as he's leaving the stage, he will stay around for a while. he will wave. he will bask in the applause, but i think what we were just seeing with he and melania essentially walking a rope line is something he hasn't done as much as previous presidents. that may be another sign he's looking to send a different

lead,sk force that they and the one i participated in, is called the international tax working group. inhink we were established 2015, as i recall. i have a lot of respect for senator sportsmen and schumer, who led the working group, and try to forge a work -- workable consensus on international tax reform. this bill lacks sufficient guard needed to stop or prevent companies from moving jobs overseas, and shifting profits to tax havens. the new tax system for this bill is not -- does not include an effective minimum tax. this includes something called ,n -- tangible low tax income which goes by the acronym of " guilty." marcuse'san's complicated formulas that allows companies to avoid paying taxes on their routine -- the chairman's marks allow companies to avoid paying taxes on their routine filings. the problem with this is that the tax is calculated on a global basis. that means that multi -- and multinational country -- company can average its income across many foreign countries. they can put money in tax havens, and shove other earnings in a high tax jurisdiction, through somethi

sk hynix, samsung and tokyo electron.rim outlook to the semi conductor industry. the worst performer on the next falling the most since april. admin these tech tremors, year to date asian i.t. stocks are still you today winners. -- year to date winners. far outpacing what you are seeing for gains in yellow and the regional index in blue. a quick check on other movers. the korean yuan falling by the most in a month while korean 10 year yields slip. the kiwi is sliding. confidence is at the lowest level since 2009. ground.inuing to lose we have factory output level following disappointing retail sales data we got yesterday. although for factory output numbers it was a 12 straight month of growth. looking at the aussie ahead of chinese pmi data have it now. little change following the building approvals data we got as well as third-quarter. that's a helping when it comes to aussie stocks which are losing the most ground since august. financial dragging the most. cba leading the drop among the big four banks. aristocrat losin

tonight town to 36 with clear sk ahead, mike and alex. >>> deleted surveillance video recently recoverednewn the february, fourth death, of penn state, beta theta pi pledge tim piazza. >> it is, deleted video from the basement of this penn state university frat house, obtained by center county d.a. that prompts new charges with the help from the fbi. >> we're making holidays plans without our son tim because of your actions. did he not commit the acts, did you, we would not be here today. >> charged are 12 frat brothers some with involuntary manslaughter, others with hazing all linc to timothy piazza's death by beta theta p i brothers already named in the case now facing new charge s. it was february 2nd, when 19 year-old timothy pea as was pledging the fraternity, investigators claimed brutal hazing led him to drink heavily and later fall, fatally injuring himself. footage shows he was given 18 drinks. >> they left him to die alone and they tried to cover it up. hazing is illegal, and justice need to be served. >> so now we have attorney tom kline who represents the piazza family joinin