so as long as steve miller is running the white house and tom tancredo is in charge of d.h.s., we're going nowhere fast, warp speed you got the two most extreme characters in the town running the show. what do you expect? this press release was offensive to most of us and it was like tom tancredo never left. if you don't know who tom tancredo is look him up. it explains everything. mr. president, you're being led down a path where we won't get a result. reject this kind of engagement with the congress, tell us what you don't like in a constructive fashion, i'll end with this. what's wrong with washington? you give d.h.s. $25 billion of the money they asked for and they slam you. you give a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million daca recipients and the left calls it the worst civil rights abuse in the last 100 years. there's some crazy people around here. just shut them out. this is the best shot you'll ever get. america is with us, mr. president. you be with us, we can make this bill better. but we're not going to turn this agenda over to the apost-le of tom tancedo, steve miller is

steve miller is never going to run the show here and get you a successful outcome. go where the american people are. the american people want the border secured, and they want the wall you talked about. and you can get it. the american people want to give these young folks, the daca recipients, a better life. this is the only place they know. we'll go to the parents next and go to e-verify next and do legal immigration and do merit-based immigration next. but mr. president, listen to the american people. and lead us in congress, and all will turn out well. if you turn this agenda over to the most extreme people on this issue, you're going to fail like obama and bush. >> let me just say, to interpret that, the senate is designed to work in a bipartisan way. what you saw is a bipartisan group of people defined by one of our bipartisan partners here, lindsey graham. >> let me address the veto issue, because it was reminiscent. three years ago, february 2015, i was a co-sponsor of a bill with democrats and republicans that we were introducing to tie president obama's ha

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we think of immigration. >> why do you say steve miller and not donald trump wing?absolutely right. if he's going to upend legal immigration on the backs of dreamers, and they're going to fold, they're going to fold while they're point being are noise of trump. they're going to pay in 2018. >> he has no values. he campaigned saying he wants to build the wall. he's been hard-line immigration for quite a while. it's one of the things he's stuck to regardless of everything else. he has been hard-line about his desire for that wall. he fluctuates on whether he want it is to be a cyber wall or fence here and there, but he wants a wall. he doesn't want any, he wants to get rid of, deport illegal immigrants. he's sort of soft on daca, but not really. not his actions. >> is it because he feels strongly about it or did he know was a great way to campaign issue and something to run on. he has not been an immigration enthusiast for decades. >> so he's campaigning for 2020 right now. >> i don't think so. you can look back decades to the '80s and see him voicing similar views on

. >> reporter: steve miller is the art director. she and a dozen other employees are just a small part of a massive industry in california. with nearly 1,000 businesses, billions of dollar are pumped into the state's economy. according to a report, california accounts for 27% of the gaming industry. no other state comes close. california's high cost of living and taxes are being used against the state by other states trying to lure companies away. >> there is a lot of developers making games and it is harder to get users. >> reporter: georgia, new york, and massachusetts are offering tax credits to lure companies away. >> they are among the most complex pieces of software out there. >> reporter: and it takes bright students to put these games tooshths. at sacramento state, shunts are -- students are learning to put to games together from scratch. a welligeicated work force close to the companies is a huge advantage for california. but some say more needs to be such as tax credits for video game related start ups. >>> this morning, w

roots of trumpeter sounds like an oxymoron but he was advised by people like stephen bannon and steve miller consider themselves intellectuals and are influenced by a counter enlightenment tradition and you can see some of the themes of trumpism trumpism wet the soul is embodied in a strong leader. these are things that run through trumpism. a strong leader. these are things that run through trumpismm a strong leader. these are things that run through trumpism. it seems to me his politics is driven by emotions, by an appeal to a person's cup in sticks rather than their rational brain. —— instincts. the skill of donald trump is that, unlike many of his political rivals, he found and continues to find a way to connect with a significant part of the american population. indeed and emotional impulses such as tribalism, authoritarianism, besting power in a charismatic leader, reasoning by an act don't rather than by fax and data —— anecdote, the story of the american who is mowed down by an illegal immigrant breaking traffic law, is an appeal to our not so rational side... if trump is an aberrati

to a lot of people what people said you know what did you expect that certainly didn't shock me steve miller donald trump whoever wrote the speech i don't think they thought about europe even once writing it they clearly had focused on the base but also reaching out above the base to make sure that they get their approval ratings which are completely underwater umesh in the lead in the other round thirty seven percent they have to get those approval ratings out and right now with the economy booming with the dow jones performing with trump being able to push through his tax reform you know he's able to sell that and say to people look are you better off under my first year in office than you were for a long time and i think that's the strategy how they're going to try to make sure that they do at least on the wall during the midterms and to lay out a strategy in order to win in two thousand and twenty they're building on a little bit of of an approvals bump which usually comes after the first state of the union address what about the russian cloud that is supposedly hanging over the white ho

he was advised by people like stephen bannon and steve miller and michael anton who consider themselvesls, who are influenced by a counter—enlightenment tradition and you can see some of the themes of trumpism, such as that there's an inherent virtue in a particular people, and that whose soul is embodied in a strong leader, who needn't be encumbered by the milestone of an administrative state, which it voices their goodness directly. these are themes that run through counter—enlightenment. it would seem to me that donald trump's politics is a politics driven by emotion, driven by an appeal to a person's gut instincts rather than necessarily their rational brain. and he connects. the skill of donald trump is that, unlike many of his political rivals, he found and continues to find a way to connect with a very significant part of the american population. indeed and certainly emotional impulses such as tribalism, such as authoritarianism, that is vesting power in a charismatic leader, reasoning by anecdote rather than by facts and data — that is the compelling story about the american who

ban, steve king, or steve miller this unwholly trinity of steves they constantlier. ate the idea we are under seige from foreigners who are going to take away the very fabric of what makes america america, things like the super bowl. it's so ridiculous and it's outright racist. and for a while i think we thought maybe some of these influences were what were driving donald trump to be how is he, to talk how he talks. we're seeing even with some of those people removed he still trolls on that. he knows exactly what he's doing and what buttons he's pushing. we've seen that on display. i think the challenge is for democrats to try to regain control of this conversation about daca, about dreamers and the first shutdown they kind of lost that narrative and blamed for the shutdown which is insane because republicans have full control over the government, the house, senate and the white house and donald trump single-handedly created this crisis in the first place by executive order. why isn't he being held more accountable f

domestic abuse the man is david sorensen a speechwriter for one of trump's senior policy adviser steve miller sorenson for his parts denies it vehemently he says in fact that she was the one abusing him this on the heels of rob porter the staff secretary someone very close to president trump having to step down because of his two ex-wives accusing him of domestic abuse in that case. they told the f.b.i. during a background check porter was given access to top secret information in his role at the white house despite these concerns so all of this for the president to deal with over the weekend. colombia's former rebel group the fog has temporarily suspended its campaign for forthcoming elections because of demonstrations and threats to its candidates the group became a political party last year after a made a peace deal with the colombian government ending more than fifty two years of conflicts however many colombians are still angry at the fark and they believe its members should be in prison. or. we have decided to suspend campaign activities until we have sufficient guarantee we call on all

he was advised by people like stephen bannon and steve miller and michael anton who consider themselveshemes of trumpism, such as that there's an inherent virtue in a particular people, and that whose soul is embodied in a strong leader, who needn't be encumbered by the milestone of an administrative state, which it voices their goodness directly. these are themes that run through counter—enlightenment. it would seem to me that donald trump's politics is a politics driven by emotion, driven by an appeal to a person's gut instincts rather than necessarily their rational brain. and he connects. the skill of donald trump is that, unlike many of his political rivals, he found and continues to find a way to connect with a very significant part of the american population. indeed and certainly emotional impulses such as tribalism, such as authoritarianism, that is vesting power in a charismatic leader, reasoning by anecdote rather than by facts and data — that is the compelling story about the american who is mowed down by an illegal immigrant breaking a traffic law — this is an appeal to our

song and giving a twist to the eagles song ♪ yes, they sound good, they have their own take on steve millerlike an eagles eagle. they say the song two hours to record. you can see more at 6abc.com. >>> it was a sea of underdogs at the acme supermarket in clifton heights, delaware county. eagles fans were gathered for a ticket rally in hopes of a chance to go to the big game. the finalists were chosen at qo. there was one lucky winner dylan and his fiance are on their way to super bowl. >> we'll have more on "action news" saturday morning coming up next. see you after the break. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics

referee, steve miller goes down... the puck accidently hits him...s able to stay in the game san jose down by 2 timo meier lights the lamp... 15 goal of the season --in the final seconds artem anisimov scores an empty netter brent bruns can't make the save --chicago wins 3-1 sharks lose back to back games on the back to back games on the road do you really think fox news host, laura ingraham was just looking for ratings when she told lebron james to "shut up and dribble?" television ratings drive the success of programming. she was doing what was best for her show. lebron doesn't like how president trump is running the country you are showing your age by not going for baseball's changes to speed up the game. mlb has to be careful making too many changes to baseball. it can lead to fans losing appreciation for the game. if you are so if you are so good, why didn't you go to espn? why are you why are you tough on rick pitino? you probably saw worse while playing at unlv. rick pitino destroyed his legacy with the louisville scandal. the school were stri

. >> you can enter to win a pair of tickets to see the steve miller band in concert.ter go to the ktvu facebook and click on the contest link and fill out the entry form. you have to be at least 18 years old to enter. the prize has an approximate retail value of $1,350. presented by live nation. three winners will be selected randomly february 19th. you will find all of the officials rule by going to ktvu.com and looking under contests. >>> watch carefully as 17-year- old vincent chou completes a quadruple lutz. he rotates four times before landing on the opposite foot. he received his highest score this season. he is in 12th place ahead of the free skate competition tomorrow. walking to the ice, he told himself remember to breath. here is the latest medal count. >>> grammy award winner chance the rapper and dwyane wade teamed up to produce a new documentary based on an inspirational coach and a basketball fighting against the odds. >> i've got to try. >> shot in the dark is set in chance and wade's hometown of chicago. the film follows the basketball team as two star

. >> juan: the "wall street journal" this morning said hey, president steve miller and they have to back dreamers. >> well, i have to say infrastructure week has been amazing. >> kimberly: hasn't it. >> dana: this was supposed to be infrastructure week. i don't think the dreamers are going to buy what president trump is tweeting. i think they are going to stick with the democrats and think that is where they have the best bet when the president said he would take the heat for both the left and the right to get that dial done i thought it was smart. is he one of the only politicians that can actually stand the heat and survive out of it right now it looks like they are not willing to take it. >> juan: gregg, what you saw voted down was the president's proposal. one of those things that got voted down. >> greg: i said this before how the script has been flipped. here is a republican offering a path to citizenship. and here are democrats blocking it. it should be a sea change where ideology and party deviate and republicans become the party of immigration. and it is interesting to see that

people are blaming steve miller for the hard immigration line. now they're blaming john kelly for how this rob porter thing is handled. but at the end of the day, donald trump is the one who's the captain of this ship. he is someone who definitely is driving the way that this white house is handling things. >> that's a great point. >> i think it's too easy to just say that he's someone off on the side and doesn't understand what's going on. >> that is a great point. buyer beware, power suckers, those who are drawn to this white house, look at president trump's business over the last 50 years. he burns everyone who gets anywhere near him. so you could say all day long, he didn't know this, he didn't know that. he is the guy that the american people voted for. he's the one who was voted into office. if there's blame to go anywhere, you've got to point the finger at the president. >> all right, bill, thanks very much for joining us. yamiche, both of you, appreciate you giving us good perspective on this to think about this. while we're focused on jo

sienna miller is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, oh! sienna miller! >> steve: she's delightful. >> jimmy: she's the best. we're going to talk with sienna miller and then she and i are going to do a "lip flip." >> steve: ew. >> jimmy: yeah, plus, besides being an amazing athlete, he is hosting an incredible event this friday called "night to shine." tim tebow is stopping by. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we have great music tonight. oh, i love them. noel gallagher's high flying bi are on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] that's noel. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: and that's his birds >> steve: oh, they're high-flying. >> jimmy: they're pretty high-flying. >> steve: they are. perfect formation, too. >> jimmy: is that the grand canyon? no, mars? >> steve: could be. [ laughter ] mars ain't the kind of place to raise your kids. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's cold. >> steve: yeah, it's cold as hell. >> jimmy: that's not noel. let me see this. no, that's not noel, that's -- you can't see where noel is, that's not him. h

. >> steve miller was in overdrive.bill and started to call out for a vote, they put out a four-page memo on this bill that we proposed that was the most ineffective in many respects and ridiculous armies. and they opened it up and said we are going to flood this country with illegal immigrants with this bill which, of course, did not pass. >> how -- i know you've never seen it before where the president of the united states is constantly being vetoed by a 30 something-year-old staffer. but everybody close to the president says he wants a deal on dreamers, he wants to do a deal on daca. we actually heard it before, from him and prosecufrom people him. he wanted to do the deal. every time he tries to do the deal, he allows a 30 something-year-old staffer to roll him. >> just remember that steve miller played the role not only of the speech writer and inspiration for jeff sessions on his positions on immigration. he then took it on the road. he was the opening act for candidate trump at rallies. he was the one with who wo

dan hicks with bode miller, steve perrinino and heather cox the finish.has a chance in the medal mix. will it be good enough. you have rog hild mowinckel for perhaps a third olympic medal. schifrin, two seconds back of vonn after the downhill competition. but of course, mikaela is a downhill specialist. how about vonn's downhill run? >> she did everything she could. put two seconds on mikaela shiffrin, who is right in the mix. this was an exceptional run by linld lindsey. she had something to prove after the downhill. it's if she can carry the confidence and momentum into the slalom. >> what about mikaela? >> she looked a little out of sorts. she looked like a rookie. she made a mistake on the traverse on the top. she skied really well as the course went on. but those mistakes at the top really pushed her back behind lindsey. >> she's not used to flying down downhill runs. two americans in the mix big-time. can lindsey vonn turn back time in the slalom? and can mikaela shiffrin show the world who the real slalom queen is? ♪ ♪ ♪ at home.ld generate your ow

. >> as long as people like steve miller are in charge of the white house, this thing goes nowhere.ople at the white house, if you attack every proposal coming out of a congress, it's going to be hard for you to get 60 votes. >> joining us now, republican congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania who is retiring from congress. he's a member of the house committee on appropriations and a former member of the house ethics committee and, joe, i think we share the same sentiment that we wish he was not retiring. joe, take it away. >> we certainly wish you weren't because charlie you are a true conservative unlike whatever is -- has morphed into the republican party. a couple quick issues, i've been swatching my head trying to figure out how your republican party and my former republican party could be so concerned about background checks that they would be against 95% of americans who want enhanced background checks. like wise, this dreamers issue. 80% of americans believe that children who came to this country through no fault of their own should be allowed to stay here. what's the end

well it's understood that steve benen was questioned for a long period of time by members of special counsel robert miller's team on at least two occasions the questioning lasting some twenty hours the nature of the questions not yet known however we do understand that steve bannon did give our answers to all the questions that were put to him this is unlike his appearance before the house intelligence committee where here appeared for the second time this week there he refused to answer a large number of questions a quoting white house privilege he would only questions that had in fact been vetted by the white house and others caused a great deal of anger on the house committee members now discussing whether or not they should try him for contempt for not giving answers to the questions that they put to him staying in the u.s. thousands of people have gathered in florida at a candlelight vigil for the seventeen victims of the latest u.s. school shooting a summation the f.b.i. had previously been warned about nineteen year old nicholas cruz has appeared in court charged with the murders of or who died and a

well it's understood that steve benen was questioned for a long period of time by members of special counsel robert miller's team on at least two occasions the questioning lasting some twenty hours the nature of the questions not yet known however we do understand that steve benen did give our answers to all the questions that were put to him this is unlike his appearance before the house intelligence committee where he appeared for the second time this week there he refused to answer a large number of questions a quoting white house privilege. thousands have gathered in florida at a candlelight vigil for the seventeen victims of the latest u.s. high school shooting it's emerged b. i was previously warned about nineteen yo suspects nicholas cruz has appeared in court charged with the met is and agalloch every pore some the vigil in pockets north of miami. this is a community in mourning but a people determined to come together the grieving process will be long and painful the wounds may never heal many here is still in shock but determined that this should never happen again i mean you were bullets were in

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. - um, and stephen miller, who, as recently as-- well, not that long ago, steve bannon described him junior fashion pr person and the typist are now the senior most advisors to the president of the united states. [laughter] - you must forgive me

. - um, and stephen miller, who, as recently as-- well, not that long ago, steve bannon described himer-- the, um-- the fashion--the junior fashion pr person and the typist are now the senior most advisors to the president of the united states. [laughter] - you must forgive me if i'm just shocked at all of this, because it's-- you almost feel like it's depressing that he's not a mastermind that is planning all of this. we are just all dealing with a buffoon is almost what you're saying. - yeah, he's stupid. [laughter] [cheers and applause] [patriotic music] ♪ - boo-- [coughs] ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> jordan: lean in to your television. it's already february 8. my opponent tonight is the founder of the "me too" movement, tarana burke. ( cheers and applause ) and speaking of respect for women: donald trump. ( laughter ) reverence for women is the bedrock of trump's white house. that's why his chief of staff, john kelly, is shocked, surprised and publicly shocked some more because one of his top aides, rob porter, has been accused of domestic abuse. >> white house chief of staff john

it is unclear what steve bannon new, but it is obvious why he is interesting for robert miller and his team, and congressional committees haven't had as much luck getting answers from steve bannon. david: when there is breaking news like this, it is important to this they we do know and what we don't know. there is no suggestion of a direct connection to mr. trump or his campaign, no mention at all, this is all a russian thing. at the same time, there is a connection with vladimir prison, because this was funded by mr. because young, who is identified as clinton's chef, and is known for having restaurants where mr. putin frequents. is it true that these allegations are true? if he goes right back to vladimir putin. kevin: a couple of things, first and foremost, you raised a great point -- it is easy to talk about the politics of this in the moment and there is no language in the latest indictment. thatrd, latest indictment president trump has any direct knowledge of this back and forth. republicans obviously are going to make note of that. yousecond point to what just said, let's take

steve: alright, we got it. >> jimmy: next up for the falcons is matt schaub. he was voted "most likely to be steven miller we -- [ laughter ] yep. there you go! >> steve: yeah. [ applause ] next from the eagles we have dannell ellerbe. he was voted "most likely to be a teen who just got their phone taken away." "you guys don't get me." next up from philadelphia is bryan bramen. he was voted "medieval james corden." [ laughter and applause ] and finally from philadelphia we have jake elliot. he was voted "most valuable intern." there you go. i just -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm just here for the experience. that's the superlatives right there. your "nfl superlatives." well guys it's the end of another crazy week, and since there's too much to talk about, instead of giving you a full week in review we decided to put together a little montage, that just focuses on the keywords used this week. it's something we call "this week in words." hope you enjoy. [ cheers and applause ] >> happy new year. >> i'm wondering -- >> what's next. >> i still write 1987 on my checks. >> yeah. >> "fire and fury" is flying off

steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. the fire broke out just before 2 this afternoon. at what used to be the miller on east 15-th street it was boarded up for decades, but that did not stop people from living inside.(pam) that's where we find kron-4's justine waldman...she joins us live... and justine do we know what started this fire? when we first got here this afternoon, the smoke was so thick and heavy it was hard to see and breath.now, the fire is out. and the building is destroyed.and while it isn't clear how the fire started. many people

well it's understood that steve benen was questioned for a long period of time by members of special counsel robert miller's team on at least two occasions the questioning lasting some twenty hours the nature of the questions not yet known however we do understand that steve benen did give answers to all the questions that were put to him this is unlike his appearance before the house intelligence committee where he appeared for the second time this week there he refused to answer a large number of questions a quoting white house privilege he would only arms the questions that had in fact being vetted by the white house now this caused a great deal of anger on the house committee members now discussing whether or not they should try him for contempt for not giving on says to the questions that they put to him. cracks have appeared in australia's fragile coalition government after a public spat between the prime minister malcolm turnbull and his deputy prime minister barnaby joyce joyce is refusing to resign over an affair with a staff member which has been deemed a shocking error of judgment by mr turnbull

(steve) and neigbhors say it was intentionally started. it happened on miller avenue near international boulevard.the miller library was closed in the '90's. the fire started just before two this afternoon and took firefighters about an hour to put it out. officials say the 2 story building was known for criminal activity like drug deals and prositution. if walked in on any other day or night you would see people living there shooting up and i have walked in and witnessed it as of sunday morning and it was serious. (steve)this is councilman noel gallo's district, that is what he has heard as how this fire started. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation.no one was hurt. (pam) another big story.. an earthquake swarm continuing to rattle the nerves of people living in and around danville. there were three small jolts this afternoon, and more than a dozen small quakes since last night. kron4's maureen kelly talked to residents just after a 3-point-5 hit. all of a sudden the house shook really violently and then shook again i check the house couple thing

miller. dan? >> mike, thank you very much. we are joined by our usual alpine crew here. steve porino on the hill.p any better for lindsey vonn in her final olympic downhill run. remember, before her previous two olympics, she battled injuries. still won that gold eight years ago. comes in here feeling good, healthy, bode. she had some of the fastest training times of anyone in the field the last three days. it's all about execution right now. >> yeah. the olympics is all about two things. preparation and execution. the preparation has been difficult because of the injuries and all the other factors, but lindsey is the best at that. she's proven it time and time again. now, it's down to execution. when she stands in the start gate, she's alone. the coaches are out of it. her teammates are out of it. she has to execution, and she knows that. there's no one you'd rather put money on than lindsey vonn right now. >> the only gold for the united states eight years ago. out injured. it's been years for lindsey to get back in the gate. we start the racing when we come back to jeongseon. >> announcer: the

miller, 20 hours of in front of mueller's steam for steve bannon. what do you make of that? what happened during the campaign, i suspect he's probably most interesting to bob mueller's team for what he saw in that first six months in the white house. if you go back to the obstruction of justice investigation, all the key events really happened right after the president took office when he started his first series of conversations with james comey up through the firing of jim comey, the meddling, the request to the intel community to meddle in the investigation, all the way through the reports of that trump tower meeting and that misleading statement that the president dictated that went out from air force 1. steve bannon was in the room for that. he was a senior official for all of that. i suspect mueller is honing in on the obstruction justice piece. the obstruction of justice piece is the one place where we've seen so far direct claims of possible legal liability against the president himself. i suspect that's what steve bannon is the most relevant witness for in that 20-h

. - um, and stephen miller, who, as recently as-- well, not that long ago, steve bannon described him to me as--as my typist. so suddenly--i mean, you have the former-- the, um-- the fashion--the junior fashion pr person and the typist are now the senior most advisors to the president of the united states. [laughter] - you must forgive me if i'm just shocked at all of this, because it's-- you almost feel like it's depressing that he's not a mastermind that is planning all of this. we are just all dealing with a buffoon is almost what you're saying. - yeah, he's stupid. [laughter] [cheers and applause] [patriotic music] ♪ - boo-- [coughs] ♪ welcome to "the fake news." i'm ted nelms. thanks for inviting me into your home. i love what you've done with the place. we've got a lot to get to, so let's jump right in. first, hurricane randy on the warpath. destination, florida. main course, massive damage. all that despite having the really laid-back, cool name of randy. then, president trump still trapped at the bottom of a well. after seven days, are we any closer to a successful rescue? and

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miller shortly after the arrest. he was charged with seven felonies, including assault with a deadly weapon. (steve)((me3 vo)) former oakland a's pitcher esteban loaiza is behind bars tonight... police arrested him in san diego on friday..after he was reportedly caught with 44 pounds of cocaine and heroin. the two time all-star has been charged with possesion of drugs with intent to sell.he is being held on 200-thousand dollars bail. he is scheduled to arraigned in san diego courtroom wednesday. loaiza played for the a's from 2006-2007. a state counselor has been arrested by the c-h-p - accused of sexual misconduct. 56-year old ricardo tafolla rose -- a fremont resident -- was arrested on suspicion of child molestation and making criminal threats. rose has been employed by the state since 19-89. one victim has been identified so far - and police are asking for any other victims or witnesses to come foward. rose is on paid administrative leave pending an investigation. ((catherine/ots))new tonight at eight...getting some work done at a local cafe used to be a nice alternative to working at the offic

miller? is it going to be steve bannon?s it going to be cpac or is it going to be the parents and those kids that you had into your home, that you listened to with their gut wrenching stories, their rage, their profound fear. >> and for a president who understands television and messaging, they have something powerful that he understands. >> if i'm at the white house, though, you talked about cpac being in town, i would be horrified by the clips. i'm serious, that could possibly come out of cpac, somebody being extraordinarily insensitive, maybe it's -- >> seth corker will be speaking on guns, undoubtedly. >> arpaio. >> well, clarke. and so many other people, what if they something outrageous? >> chances are very high. and then everybody will say well, are you really going to speak at cpac? any good this was done yesterday -- >> he's going go speak at cpac. >> he is. but i'm saying if that's not handled correctly, that is a real problem. >> shannon thank you very much. >>> coming up, how long will the nra emerge from this g

steve aveson... authorities say the fire broke out just before one pm this afternoon. it happened on miller avenue near international boulevard. kron4's justine waldman is live at the scene... with more about the former library that is now being called "a total loss"... justine? justine:you can see.....and the fire, according to neighbors, was started on purpose, as payback.vothis was the miller library in the fruitvale district.it's been shut down since the 90s because the city did not have the money to make seismic upgrades.this fire started around 1:30 this afternoon.but fire fighters have been here before putting out smaller fires, and knew it was an abandoned building, so they attacked the flames from the outside.i'm told this 2 story building was known for criminal activity like drug deals and prositution.and people could see the flames and smoke all around here.5-15 noel gallo / oakland city council sot ireif walked in on any other day or night you would see people living there shooting up and i have walked in and witnessed it as of sunday morning and it was serious.vothis is noel ga

like that, terrell's mom disagrees.tasha miller, terrell's mother: "all these kids that are behind y'all are the heroes right here. these kids are the heroes." (steve(( áá v.o. / pam áá )) individual acts of bad behavior are on the rise for road rage, but comingup, one that turned into an all out brawl. (steve) and now...a case of road rage -- that put innocent drivers at risk in stuart, florida... it happened tuesday afternoon on the kanner highway..colorado avenue split...recorded by another driver. we don't see what leads up to it, but the car appears to be driving slow in front of the mini van - even jumping in front of the van when the driver tries to change lanes. three men then hop out of the two cars and starting throwing punches. for some who saw the incident, it shows we still have a long way to go. "i hope one day we can stop and think instead of act on impulse. you never know whose day you're ruining."(steve) folks driving stopped to help break the fight up. police say the two men teaming up on the other were arrested just down the road of the brawl. in sports -- the first game of spring training for the giants and a's is set for tommor

miller's need is a roof. and, a home that doesn't move.nats- philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) our look into affordable housing continues tonight at 10... philippe djegal takes us to an apartment complex in the east bay where all of the units are considered affordable ... but "who" gets to be a tenant... is another question. that's coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 10. (vicki) thick black... choking smoke... fill the air over the east bay when fire erupted at a scrap metal yard in richmond. that company will now have to face the consequences pam moore is in the kron 4 newsroom with details. (pam) the company is sims metal the company is sims metal management. and the fire... burned through the night, sending elevated levels of carcinogens into the air. today, air quality violations have been leveled against the company. at six... what the investigation has found so far, and what questions still linger...(pam) then, the court fight over a wedding cake.. and what it means for same sex marriages and equality. all coming up at six.. but right now, let's get back to the news at f

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