. >>> happening now the initiative team is set to conduct a study pot. e pain killing properties combination to reduce pain and extend oioids. >>> we have more news coming up after the break. many children o grow up hoping, when they )re older, they can help their parents in some way. the young man you are about to meet dreamed to one day buy his parents a house or a car. so far.. he )s created an app... to help his dad speak english. garvin thomas is here with their story... making the bay area proud. -toss to kari- >>> welcome back. we have thisryroudin >> joseph told me he didn't even know what coding or computer science was until his senior year of high school. he soon learned it is what he wants to do for a career and what he wants to do apparently to give back to the man two had given him the most. >> it was usually in the morning. >> every time he drives down the back roads of his hometown he can't help but also go back in time, back when a much younger joseph would spend his weekend traveling monterey county with his dad. santiago speaks only span

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there's been a lot of back and forth between the senate judiciary committee and the legal team for christine blasey ford. initially the senate judiciary committee had set a deadline of 5:00 p.m. last night for ford's legal team to respond. then it was 10:00 p.m. last night. now 2:30 p.m. today, senate judiciary committee republicans are saying that is the last chance that ford's legal team will have to accept their terms for a new hearing. initially, they had wanted to go forward with the hearing on monday. ford's legal team had said that was just not possible for their client and had requested a hearing date on thursday. now a compromise of sorts has emerged with the proposed hearing on wednesday. if ford's legal team doesn't accept the terms that the committee has laid out, then grassley is saying they'll try to proceed to a vote on kavanaugh's confirmation on monday. ford's legal team protesting the way that kavanaugh's accuser has been treated by the committee, saying in a letter, the imposition of aggressive and artificial deadlines regarding the date and conditions of any hearing has created tremendous and u

the fourth quarter. coach shanahan saying afterwards the team is fearing theworst, a torn acl. garoppolo scrambling down the side liep ane and steps and goes down. the initial outlook is not positive for the team's franchise quarterback. here's kyle shanahan after the game. >> it's part of the nfl season. it's what you have to do. and we all feel for jimmy. there's no doubt about it. we dealt with this with our running back two days before the season started, two. it's part of the nfl. we're not the first team this has happened to. >> we'll await that mri tomorrow to see the exact diagnosis. more football coming up later in sports. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, we have new video tonight of another grab and go robbery at a bay area apple store. a store that was hit again. >>> and caught in the act. a massive sideshow overnight could not escape the watchful eye of the chp. >>> and little later driving the school bus, the students. the story >>> the apple store at the santa rosa plaza mall was hit by thieves for the second time in a month. this video shows several people running from the store this afternoon. police say the thieves stole multiple dev

the spinal cord will give a little bit more.th , it is getting to the correct little bit to initiate the chain of events. james: teamsresearchers ativ the sity of louisville and the mayo clinic have used this technology to help three people walk again is i think the important aspect of it is recoverossible. the ability to stand w physical assistance and walk without physical assistance, it is a possibility now. james: kelly is using the implant in her daily life and has plans of ditching the frame too. this is not a miracle cure for paralysis. it is still unclear why it works for some patients and not others, but it is another sign of the huge steps being made to treat these most life-changing of injuries. james gallagher, bbc news.la is possible. so much hope for people suffering from paralysis. cific islands culture ha arrived in london. new exhibits celebrate works from the oceanic region. it also marks the 250th anniversary of british explorer captain jas cook setting off for his first voyage to the pacific. on hand was the duchess o sussex who carried out her first solo engagement as a member of the royal family

and it's getting through the correct little bit to initiate the chain of events. teams used this technology to help three people walk again. i think the important aspect of it is that recovery is possible. the ability to stand without physical assistance and walk over ground without physical assistance, it is a possibility now. kelly is using the implant in her daily life and has plans of ditching the frame, too. this is not a miracle cure for paralysis, it is still unclear why it works for some patients and not others. but it is another sign of the huge steps being made to treat these most life changing of injuries. james gallagher, bbc news. domestic abuse victims and their children in england and wales are being put at risk because probation officers are failing to supervise offenders properly. that's according to a report by the probation watchdog. the inspectorate of probation said it had grave concerns about the work done by community rehabilitation companies in england and wales. our home affairs correspondent june kelly explains. police responding to a report of

the loss of their kwb. he left late and the team is fearing the worst, a torn initial outlooks not positive that sign add five year $137 million deal. here he is after the game. >> it is what you have to do. we all feel for jimmy. no doubt about it. we had this two days before the season started too. it is part of the nfl. not a first team this has happened to. let's go. >> lost the game and they will play at the chargers. we'll have much more in sports in just a bit. >> all right. thanks. >>> we alerted people that he was knocked out of the game with a push alert at 1:45 this afternoon. get updates like this by downloading the abc 7 new abc 7 and go to first alert. >>> we work hand in hand every day. today we are in opposite dug outs. >> the good reason they faced off on the baseball diamond today. >> a new spot to celebrate the holidays in san francisco. details on a winter wonder land. >> and on this first day of autumn we have lots of sunshine. much warmer weather is >>> this was the a's final home game of the regular season. currently in the second wild card position. the a's will have another chance to

the governor of north carolina says he will get lawmakers to approve initial recovery funding. >>> emergency teams went to the carolinas to help in the wake of florence. now, urban search and rescue is back in the bay area. they were following a week of specialized rescues. >> reporter: the national weather service calls the rainfall from hurricane florence, a 1,000-year event. >> the fire department is under water. >> reporter: task answered fema's call for help. >> we have training that other people aren't able to do. for us, that brings satisfaction. >> reporter: tonight, half of the team is home in the bay area. they're checked back in at the firehouse. then, cleared medically. health hazards lurk in floodwaters. james troy knows, responding to new orleans, houston and north carolina. >> it is 100% volunteer down to the chief. and the passion they had for the people within their county and their districts was amazing. >> reporter: but they don't have the specialized training. training that can utilized here if necessary. >> it doesn't matter if it's a flood, an earthquake, a tornado, even the

us take it to take it away ok well the first thing to say is this competition involves all fifty five european teams that will be played out the first phase initially over three months now the teams have been divided into leagues of four a.t.t. according to usa for rankings the best teams in league a west team is that in league d. and then within that they group in threes or fourth still with me the tournament ends with promotion and relegation so it's probably best to think of this like eilat a tournament at your local squash or tennis club then the league a win as well player for the nation's league title in june next year and perhaps most interestingly for twenty twenty qualifying sports up for grabs now it all kicks off tomorrow germany taking on world champions from germany. is a founder the format. this year we're playing against the netherlands and friends to top opponents so i think the nations league is a good thing you can qualify for the final fall you can also get relegated this is a competition and competition is always good for the player as that's how we're taking it and personally i think it's good. ok so he is a fan how does this a

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they are a subject that the joint team based on the above facts is of the opinion that the coalition forces should initiate legal actions to try and penalize those responsible for the mistakes which cause collateral damage in that area these mistakes include that the orders to target the bus should have been delayed as the executing warplanes should have waited for the target to approach a clear area and justify collateral damage in line with the rules of engagement adopted by the coalition forces article fifty seven and fifty eight of the first protocol of the geneva convention is alan fischer with the latest on this one from neighboring djibouti you were saying to us earlier alan that really that the devil is in the detail in exactly what the saudi coalition has said. exactly the saying the mistakes were the killing of the children the mistakes were that the operation which was targeting who's the leaders didn't have to be carried out when it was carried out because they were travelling in a way that was no immediate danger to saudi call ition forces they also say that information was passed to the pilot

the different special operations elements. they were very familiar. they still had friends. so, most of those teams in the initial part, they were made up of paramilitary officers. so, they are like-minded with their military colleagues they are working with. they have the same training and everything. the difference is, they had a different mission at that point. our mission is intelligence collection. providing supplies. we have that capability, as well. in this case, with the special forces guys, their mission was to bring in close air support to support the afghans fighting on the ground. even so, we all understood each other's role, so there wasn't friction. we weren't stepping on toes. we knew what we were supposed to be doing. >> there was some friction between the people on the ground and headquarters, back in langley or the pentagon. several times in the book, you discuss the disconnect between people at headquarters and the field. you said it is different worlds. you used that phrase. then there is an anecdote in the book where you were calling in to do a report at headquarters and your colleague had be

the north of yemen in early august initially. it was a justified military operation targeting. a subject that the joint team of based on the above information gathered it is of the opinion that the coalition forces should take legal actions to try and penalize those responsible for these mistakes which cause collateral damage in that area but these mistakes are as follows first delay in handling down the exact sheesh an order with the execution scorch and should be waiting for the target to approach a clear area free of civilians to avoid unjustified collateral damage in line with the approvals of engagement in article fifty seven and fifty eight a political one of the geneva convention and the started norms seventeen and nineteen. the findings come just days after two reports critical of the efforts in yemen the u.n. panel of experts said that both sides in the conflict including the coalition could be guilty of war crimes and human rights watch accused coalition of willing to investigate allegations of possible war crimes. transparency credibility and did little to stop airstrikes hitting civilians to be

the world. it was an earth shattering moment. >> a scary couple of days initially. >> reporter: when the stanford team flew to the alamo bowl ryantayed home for treatment >> even though he wasn't there physically he was certainly present. >> i was gearing up to watch the game. i was having a viewing party and i get a phone call. >> me and my family have been close to his family. my mom had cancer and she beat it every time my teammates supported it i always felt a lot of gratitude and i wanted to do it for him. >> he asked is it okay if me and some of the guys on the team pay tribute and put some numbers on our arms and stuff like that? i was very touched by that gesture. >> when it happened i was like it was meant to be. it was for him. that's when i pointed to the camera and made sure everybody knew what was up. >> that was an emotional moment in a good way. throughout the whole game people were like why is 43 on people's arms? >> everybody was thinking about ryan because we wanted to make sure that wherever he was watching he knew he was with us. >> reporter: fast-forward about four month and ryan completed his chemotherapy a

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strategy that the pack of staff has put together so we can implement and execute the national -- my initial focus here is on the teams and people are you asked us to revitalize the squadrons. you asked us to find the locality. in my focus now, harkening to my the as a you come was what -- they said as if this is last week what would you be doing differently today? that means there is a greater weus on being -- with what have. and not looking to all of our indicators for readiness as our capability to fight. it is the attitude to take to the enemy at any time. making sure we are as good as we can. and being honest about what we can and can't do. making sure we are focused on the teams. the squadrons is going to be part of a bigger team and making sure the leadership of those squadrons is focused on across. of course, my predecessor did a fantastic job formalizing the effort to make life better for our cruise and teams out there in the missile fields and the bomb wing. to make sure we are actually delivering on those things. there is a few key programs i could always follow up on the things that we are working on. when

the j.d. power highest ranked large suv in initial quality. >>> the stoneman douglas football team is honoringthe other victims who died during the mass shooting. andy scholls is here with this week's difference makerings. >> the stoneman douglas eagles are this week's difference makers. last night, the team played in their first home game since that terrible day. we spoke with the team last week to see how they're helping to rally the community and play in honor of those 17 that were lost. >> the tragedy on february 14 only brought us closer together. we're with each other more than we're with our own families. on and off the field, we're as tight as it comes. >> we still have a job to do and we still have to live life and we have to learn from it and be stronger and move on. >> coach may has been made everything about a family or one or all the family. the brotherhood is unbreakable. it's an amazing bond. >> take a knee. lock up. >> help us to remember in our hearts our motto, faith, family, football. >> amen. >> let's go. let's go. >> playing for them is our motivation. it's who we want to

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the world for years and worked for a number of pow r er himself. tonight nbc news is reporting manafort has already had initial conversations with the mueller team. it's a lot to talk about at the end of a long week. let's bring in our leadoff panel. senior white house reporter for politico. veteran former prosecutor. and jeremy bash, former chief of staff, former chief council for the house intel committee. welcome to you all. you were in court for the entire first manafort trial. you were in the courthouse for what happened today. put this in perspective. how big of a development is this? >> it is a pretty significant development. manafort had put up such a strong fight up to this point. remember at the first trial he had no fewer than five lawyers present fighting that case for him. so for him to make this about face with this trial coming down on him, we are going to hear three weeks of testimony, a lot of it probably having to do with issues of foreign influence, of his ties to ukrainian oligarchs. i think it could have been pretty unpleasant for mr. manafort and for the trump campaign, trump associates and trump white house. so while the pl

prepositioned items are already on the way and will hopefully reach their tomorrow morning and we will immediately start distributing to at least 700 families initially. as our teamis also committed to continuing to help the affected families and compper and government's efforts. what you have described there is a short—term situation. we keep hearing about the true cost. it's almost been a storm, that typhoon mangkhut has hit the country, the philippines, when it is also suffering economically and it is those livelihoods that have been damaged. long—term, what sort of plans does the country need? long—term, especially in the north of luzon, farmers will definitely help in rebuilding, trying to start again, especially with their farmlands. most of these farmers, usually with a borrowed money start their farming activities, so with all their losses at the moment and with the borrowed money that they used to start with in the past month, they will try to pay for this loa n month, they will try to pay for this loan and tried to start anew. these farmers will have to... we'll need something at least to start with agriculturally. we had to leave it there. thank you. s

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kim-- what's the mood around the team and the initial response for what happens next?he 49ers feared jimmy g's injury being serious... now they have to face the reality.... the mri revealing a torn acl...which means jimmy g is out for the season...so it's cj beathard's job.... the team also expects to host workouts, bringing in tom savage.. recently cut from the saints....now it all happened in sunday's game against the kansas city chiefs...the 49ers battling back in that game... jimmy g scrambling for some extra yards, suffered a non contact injury... because his knee actually buckled before he was hit by the defender on the sideline..the 49ers will have to move forward with beathard as the starter for now.. shanahan expressed great confidence in him... and beathard said after the game he feels good having 6 games under his belt last season... but of course this is not the circumstances anyone hopes for..(sot: shanahan) you are not shanahan>you are not assuming by just staying in bounds you are going to tear your knee up. you get a

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tonight, nbc news is reporting manafort has already had initial conversations with the mueller team. it's a lot to talk about the end of a long week. lets bring in our leadoff panel friday fight, mike at schmidt, "new york times," washington correspondent. josh ger stein, barbara pittsburgh quaid a former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan around jeremy bash former chief of staff at cia and pittsburgh former chief counsel for the house intel committee. welcome to you all. josh, you were in court for the entire first manafort trial. you were in the courthouse for what happened today. put this in perspective. how big a development this? >> oh, it's a pretty significant development microsoft had put up such a strong fight up to this point i remember at that first trial, he had no fewer than five lawyers present fighting that case for him. so for him to make this abrupt about face with this trial coming down on him, we're giving three weeks of testimony, a lot of it probably having to do with issues of foreign influence to his kyes to you craneian ol g-- oligarchs. it cou

it's noticeably smaller than we saw from the initial confirmation hearings at the request of dr. ford's team, there is simply fewer media, fewer people who are present. they wanted to prevent this from turning into a circus-like atmosphere. you ticked through how this is going to unfold. the opening statements from grassley and senator feinstein and dr. ford will have her time to deliver her opening statement. she's expected to be led by her two attorneys and in her prepared remarks, talk about how he's a reluctant witness here. who did not want her name revealed and struggled with this terrible choice. stay private or go public and share her story. she says she does not want to be here today. she actually says she is terrified in these prepared remarks but believes it's her civic duty to talk about what she says happened to her. judge brett kavanaugh will have his opportunity not only to deliver an opening statement but answer senators in the room and should be noted rachel mitchell, the veteran prosecutor here with decades of sex crimes experience talking about this will likely be the one

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on the 21 and a half million dollars, the porch worked with a consultant the consultant team to identify what would be an initial phase of the project. this was a slide that we presented to the commission in 2013. we identified that brown brown area as the initial phase and that the northern shoreline to the north and the area in green to the east would be a later phase of the park 19th in georgia street was added to benefit not only the park, but all of the pier 70 project, providing more direct access to the ship repair operation, pulling trucks off of 20th street to improve the orton project, a continuation of the blue greenway and connections along 19th street for added capacity to support the pier 70 special use project. again, this shows how we match the scope of the project with the funding that we had in hand. jumped to march of 2014. we still had to go through design review process with both the city's waterfront design advisory committee and bcdc resigned review board. through those design review boards and community pressures, our project was consistent on getting permits by having to deliver the nort

the facts. as a team member, i believe we have demin initialed institutes and have seen the three blind mice that see nothing and saying in. >> i believed her. i believed her. and i looked at him and i thought what would this guy be like with a few beers in him? >> reporter: that was san diego congressman vargas and then sheila jackson lee. they are part of the democrats that are talking to cameras, urging a no vote on judge brett kavanaugh. they're asking one republican to vote no. this follows the testimony over ford and judge brett kavanaugh over and alleged sexual assault at a high school party in the early 1980s. the senators were watching. senators from alaska and maine still have not decided. flake from arizona said that he will vote for judge brett kavanaugh. he said that he's now been pressured and questioned as he was leaving the committee room in an elevator by some people. so there ramifications for him. we'll keep watch what shaping and -- watching what will be happening. we will watch that and have it for you and have an update four at noon. jessie gary, ktvu news. >>> joining us no

it's worth noting that the president's outside legal team had to revise that statement. the initial statement ended with the president did nothing wrong and paul manafort will tell the truth. so the piece about paul manafort was deleted in the revision. you can see here this concerted perhaps strategy from the white house and the president's outside legal team to minimize the manafort mess, inoculate the president and we know that paul manafort played a crucial role as campaign chairman. we know that the president hired him knowing full well that paul manafort had a reputation for doing consulting work for strong men around the world. we also know based on the complaint that paul manafort allegedly was committing crimes up through 2016. that would suggest up through the time of working with the trump campaign. laundering money through false corporations, but also, working as an unregistered foreign account doing work around the world at the same time for the trump campaign. it's fairly damaging stuff. we have to see what the president has to say about this. we have seen him defend m

this is one of the initial requests that both the grassley side and dr. ford's team agreed on.'re accommodating those requests. we know there's a lot of media interest in the story, but that is one part of this. i mean, there's a lot of -- clearly a lot of scrutiny on judge kavanaugh, a lot of people's attention on her as well, so it will be -- it will be a very different atmosphere in tomorrow's hearing, and it will be interesting to watch just how that kind of atmosphere affects just the sense and sentiment of the hearing. >> our reporting from our nbc news capitol hill team is there are a number of senators not on judiciary, they are clearing their calendars, clearing their schedule to be able to go in and watch this hearing, to be able to watch coverage of this hearing because they want to know what these two individuals have to say. so my question to you is this, there's new polling out today, npr, pbs marist poll showing overall more americans opposed kavanaugh's nomination than support him, but it's the inverse for republican voters specifically. so will public opinion,

the way we apply. things that we've been working towards initials by the time to come and do on this stage because this team full of top lies. we've asked god which you got some younger boys in as well you know that the players are immense in some resurgent form continued in italy with a little help from the video assistant referee after multiple reviews it was decided that how bold they'd merit a penalty for n.c. in a game against fear and cena mara carty scoring the spot kick there done a lot d'ambrosio combined with equality after the break for into second c one the final score interrupts a fifteen sorry. on thursday european football's governing body will decide which country is going to host the european championships in twenty twenty four germany and turkey all the competing nations it seems will make their final presentations that you wait for ad quarters before a vote is taken by the organizations executive committee for germany it would be the first time the countries hosted the u.s. as a unified country west germany held the tournament in one nine hundred eighty eight turkey has never hosted a maj