billy bob thornton >> did you do that yourself? >> seth: did i know that myself?a musician. [ laughter ] what are you guys? arkansani? arkansanites >> awkansas? >> seth: arkansanians? >> what are you, like a fake georgia -- awkansas >> seth: awkansas. oh, i do declare >> i do declare! >> seth: she comes from little rock >> just some good old boys you know, at my sister's wedding, here we go again, akasha at my sister's wedding, my brother, benny, who i talked about last time, oh my god, i'm such a bumpkin [ laughter ] i'm a bumpkin mattress i turn back into a bumpkin at midnight >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> are these landing >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> good. [ applause ] i am such a ham. >> seth: what with you going to say about arkansas what were you going to say about benny? your brother, benny. >> oh, benny, yeah, benny. oh, there's also robby, jacob, matthew. i have a lot and now, i have to say kendra. >> seth: i think we -- oh, good. >> you don't understand. if i did not mention them all, it's a - >> seth: it's going to be a bad thing. >> it's

but now billy bob thornton back attorney billion mcbride in amazon hit series goliath. his character takes on corrupt politicians and joining me now billy bob thornton okay do you see a lot of corrupt politicianings out in the real world in america? [laughter] >> there might have been a couple out there. [laughter] yeah. i think these days you know, not only the politicians. but you know, i think, i think because of social media and more access to people and all of this kind of thing these days is -- i don't know if there's more corruption. but we certainly know about it more now. >> we sure do we're inundated with corruption not just in washington, d.c. you see it in hollywood whether it is harvey weinstein or college admission scandal, what do you think motivates this corruption do you think it is greed? >> yeah. i think probably greed is -- you know, at the top of the list i would say. i mean, i think it's age old thing but as i've said before i'm not so sure we haven't had i don't say the same amount of corruption that we have now. but -- but we could have. we don't

but up next, billy bob thornton on hollywood and politics.where. >> ♪ ♪ my next guest is famous actor might remember him for his >> my next guest is a famous actor, he was nominated for an oscar and also the star of bad santa which i think that i saw in theaters but now billy bob thornton is back with his attorney billy mcbride in the third season of the amazon hit series goliath where his character takes on corrupt politicians, and joining me now, billy bob thornton. do you see a lot of corrupt politicians out in the real-world in america? >> [laughter] there may be a couple out there, yeah. i think these days, you know, not only the politicians, but i think because of social media and the more access to people and all this kind of thing these days, i think i don't know if there's more corruption but we certainly know about it more now >> yeah, we sure do. we're inundated with corruption and it's not just in washington d.c. i mean you see it in hollywood whether it's the harvey weinstein, or the college admission scandal. what do you think m

farther south 880 just about thornton, there's a crash between mallory and thornton a crash and currentlyanes blocked, reportedly will be just for a few minutes as they move some cars over out of the area, but we're tracking that buildup out of fremont toward milpitas and north 101 recovers. the earlier crash at tully is over on the shoulder. >> all right, sounds good. >>> half way through the work week. >> headed to the weekend and that is where i like to have a lot of fun. >> i've seen all of the schools having the signs that they're having their fall festivals this weekend, and also leading up to the weekend before halloween, so what are we going to do. saturday is going to be pretty warm, so if you're wearing a costume, especially in the middle of the day, it is going to be very hot. look at these temperatures reaching up to 87 inland. the coast will be in the mid-70s, while the bay is in the lower 80s. it's going to cool off on sunday, so we're looking at highs 69 degrees for the coast. the bay reaching degrees, and 77 with some gusty winds for the inland areas. if you're thinking of

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adam jackson, director of public affairs & brexit advisory at grant thornton, joins me now.he same, i mean, it feels like we have entered a new brexit chapter and yet, for businesses, who are having to make decisions and the people you're talking to and advising, it is the same. yes, it feels like round hot day, having gone through it in march and april, with delays. we are starting to say the same things to business as we we re the same things to business as we were saying six months ago. what is the advice at the moment?” were saying six months ago. what is the advice at the moment? i looked at what i was saying six days before brexit date in march and it is exactly the same. for the time being keep your no deal preparations going because, until we have that extension from eu leaders, no deal in six days' time is not off the table but the risk of that has really significantly declined but still, do not shelve those plans. indeed, if we have an extension, we might be going through this whole thing again, whether it is a short extension, january, or beyond that. another elem

adam jackson, director of public affairs, policy and insight at grant thornton joins me now.d to me, "tell them i'm in charge of brexit." i don't think anyone wants to be in charge of brexit, but i advise businesses and the public sector. what are you telling businesses? as of last night, with the vote, essentially two things: so, don't yet necessarily stand down your no—deal brexit and is instilled the eu agrees this extension. —— preparations. and the deal is paused, it's art, so they need to be ona kind paused, it's art, so they need to be on a kind of contingency planning. but the risk of a no—deal has come down significantly with donald tusk saying he will recommend to eu leaders to propose an extension. therefore, i think the most likely outcome on the one britain is starting to think about is another extension, that means avoiding no deal, but it means continued uncertainty. and this is a tricky thing, isn't it? we had that situation at the end of march this year where businesses who needed to, we re year where businesses who needed to, were stockpiling in a major way

. >> seen before, last night, these two created billy bob thornton's ttoos. >> careers are and seriouson't think they have to be. >> to show how interconnected hollywood is, you have a connection because you were in an episode of cheers in 1990. >> have you made a decision, man? the rest of the party is halfway through their salad. >> is the swordfish fresh? >> it was when you started ordering. >> that was an emmy award performance. >> come on. speaking of the cast of the drew carey show back again. >> could this reunion lead to a reboot. then, miley's man. >> how's miley doing? >> and now liam's new lady, the actress we caught him getting cozy with. >> look who turns 30. >> what you never knew about kirsty ally and john >>> minutes away from the red table to the red piano. ♪ even when i'm announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. market nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." an

students at thornton junior high were evacuated safely as a precaution. the school remains closed for the day. >>> new at noon, oakland police are investigating a deadly bake cal crash. a 24-year-old was biking last night when he hit the open door of the parked car. the bicyclist was ejected and hit bay a pickup truck passing by. he died at the scene. both drivers are cooperating with the investigation. it is not clear if alcohol or drugs are factors in the crash. >>> they are taking their grief to the streets after a woman was killed by a hit and run driver in a school zone. she was walking her niece home on tuesday when they were struck by a car. she died at the scene. her niece was injured and the driver fled. now the community is demanding the city do more to keep them face by having cameras in the crosswalks and more. they say drivers have ignored that speed limit for years. >>> as you have seen this morning, there is so much traffic that is utilizing this street and it is difficult for the drivers who are not part of this community to know this is a

although the official line, certainly from our guest a second ago, adam jackson at grant thornton, isrepare for no deal, he is saying, because legal at the moment thatis saying, because legal at the moment that is still the default. let's talk about the european perspective on all of this. a german paper here saying that chrisjohnson‘s chance of new elections is as good as zero. very critical, this paper here, saying that the offer is a seductive only at first glance. and they are quoting a former minister of education, ben bradshaw, from labour, calling johnson's offer a trap. there are a lot of shall we say trust issues going on? politics, perhaps? in westminster but also more generally across europe, when it comes to this whole saga of british politics. absolutely, this isa british politics. absolutely, this is a german newspaper looking at what doing, and it has called the new proposal by borisjohnson as that of a scoundrel, rather than a serious offer. what this article did very well was looking beyond monday's election vote and basically saying that with that in mind, johnson ha

. >> seen before, last night, these two created billy bob thornton's iconic carpet movement to 2000,own to the tattoos. >> careers are funny and serious and i don't think they have to be. >> to show how interconnected hollywood is, you have a connection because you were in an episode of cheers in 1990. >> have you made a decision, man? the rest of the party is halfway through their salad. >> is the swordfish fresh? >> it was when you started ordering. >> that was an emmy award performance. >> come on. speaking of the cast of the drew carey show back again. >> could this reunion lead to a reboot. then, miley's man. >> how's miley doing? >> and now liam's new lady, the actress we caught him getting cozy with. >> look who turns 30. >> what you never knew about kirsty ally and john >>> minutes away from the red table to the red piano. >>> minutes away from the red table to the red piano. ♪ even when i'm i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery di

someone who tries to break this down for us and gives us some tips that we can all use this is trevor thornton he's a lecturer in hazardous materials management. in the australia i believe and he said to us to he sent this to the stream. recycling is good for the environment but avoiding or reducing life's in the 1st instance as to why the guy that's the preferred approach so we can we stop have a look at the rubbish bin see what the sorts of things are in their food vices a good example 35 to 50 percent of advice is food food that we could have be that cooked or perhaps not bored at all if we had been a little bit smarter in the shopping there are lots of other things to do. reusable packaging do you take it back to buy your groceries do you need the lid on the coffee cup when you're going to be sitting around having a coffee it's all about thinking about something you can do and then doing it well . it's a lot i want to bring you back into the conversation because parlato people as as you heard this can be daunting and this can be frustrating so what are their 1st steps that he would tell pe

it happened at thornton junior high in fremont. members smelled something strange before school started this morning. they called police and the entire school was evacuated to the nearby cabrillo shopping center. police searched the campus but didn't find anything. >>> firefighters now know who started a string of fires. this man, 21 year old ortiz. they believe he set fires on walking trails in clayton. the fires could have been so much worse because of dry brush. >>> there's a new gel that could dramatically cut the number of wildfires. they've developed a gel-like fluid. scientists say it's long-lasting, nontoxic and eventually just degrades. they've tested the gel and found it completely protected vegetation, even after a lot of rain. they are testing it on grassy roadside areas considered high risk. >>> giants fans want a street named after former manager bruce bochy. we'll tell you about the former star pitcher leading the charge. hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notif

joe thornton drafted by the bruins 1997 and has not shaved since then.in the first bruins power play, one timer david pasker scores. and still in the second bruins away, chris wagner here racing in, nice backhand. beats martin jones to retake a two goal lead. tensions high in the third with a hit on charlie mcluvoy,uvoy, do get separated. you don't want to mess with chara. it's bad for your face. >>> that's our report this tuesday night. as always we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here at abc 7 news thank you for joining us. >> have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> tamron: there you go, hi. okay, you hear the song. we have a very special show for

and -- [ light laughter ] and this is a true story when billy bob thornton was on this show a coupledressing room and he went, "fenced-in area." [ laughter ] so it landed with him. >> yes well, i love him oh, my god he's - >> seth: "bless the harts" is similar to this world. yes? >> yes >> seth: and is this inspired by where you came from and the people you knew? >> oh, god, yeah yeah it's all about my home town. everything i write secretly takes place in the south, which you know about like, even if its not the south, in my mind it's the south. and it also might be in the '80s the 1980s. [ light laughter ] but yeah in the vein of my southern obsession, "bless the harts" is this billy bob character it's my hometown and it's people i grew up with and it's sort of like a "king of the hill" that takes place in north carolina with female leads, lets say. >> seth: yeah. 'cause you have -- some of the voices of people heard in the clip kristen wiig, maya rudolph, the incredibly talented jillian bell >> mm-hmm. >> seth: ike barinholtz. >> yep >> seth: and it must be so fun to know that you

joe thornton and the pass. win it. 5-4 the final. >> just to be able to contribute like that, you feel good. but i would have taken the two points over, and so just so exciting to be back and playing and being with this bunch of guys. >> game 5 eight innings, two hits, one run. jose altuve, though, he was hitting. the astros win 6-1 advan to the alcs to face the yankees. thursday night football giants taking on the pats. first quarter the punt is backed right into the arms of chase. the pats lead 7-0. tom brady threw for 334 yards. he did it with his feet in this game, ran two touch downs in. the patriots improve to 6 and 0. 35-14 the final. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> tom brady just doesn't stop. >> he keeps surprisin come try my really big chicken two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken

picture of prime minister borisjohnson and irish taoiseach leo varadkar walking around the grounds of thorntonor hotel near birkenhead earlier today. as reported in the times, hopes of a brexit deal have been revived after a meeting between the two leaders. in a press conference after their meeting, mr varadkar said a brexit deal can be done by the end of october. the financial times using that same photograph, reporting on what the leaders have described as a "pathway" to a deal. the paper says there are "hints" that the pm may have been the one to make concessions. "irish eyes are smiling" reads the front of the metro, with a photo of the two prime ministers beaming after that meeting earlier. meanwhile the independent is leading with another of our big stories this evening, as refugees in syria flee from turkish bombing as turkish forces step up their cross—border offensive on kurdish—held areas. tens of thousands of people are reported to have fled their homes in northern syria. the guardian's continuing it's special investigation into the firms contributing towards climate change today, i

joe thornton helped to get the victory was a nice assist to barklay goudreau and the sharks 15 minusfor. >>> despite the high wind, red waaging and power outages, the weekend shaping up to be nice outdoors. here's rosemary with a look at what is happening around the bay area in your weekend watch. >>> heading into the weekend. here's what is happening. the 39th annual san francisco fleet week festivities continue into the "bishop torres, parades of ships under the golden gate bridge and the blue angels air show high and the sky every afternoon through sunday. the 2019 anti-inherited parade the streets from investments worth to north beach on sunday. the parade starts at 12:30. >>> we headed to noriega street ocean beach music food,. i'm a wine and a pumpkin patch for their enjoyment. and perfect pumpkin enjoy live music, food, weekend along the farm trails. the event is free, but you must sign up. go to farm trails.org to receive an interactive map of the farms the participating, and what they offer. the south bay, celebrate the farm season at pumpkins in the park. the harvest fair f

sorry, frank, as joe thornton and the sharks drop to 4-7-1. we will have much more coming up later on in sports wrap. scott reiss joins me. >>> coming up next here at 11:00. >> we still have 40-mile an hour wind gusts on the fire linings. humidity values remain critically low. >> the kincade fire nearly doubles in size as wind whipped flames threaten tens of thousands of homes in sonoma county. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> the powerful wind were no match for firefighters, today a setback for crews as the kincade fire grew in size. hello again, everyone. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. the dangerous winds continued tonight, but tomorrow firefighters are hoping they'll be able to make some progress. here's the current numbers. the fire has now burned more than 54,000 acres, a big jump from this morning when firefighters said the fire was only at 30,000 acres. containment has also fallen from about 10% down to 5%. so far 94 structures have been destroyed and officials say another 80,000 structures are threatened stil

. >>> and just in, students at thornton junior high were out of class because they were evacuated from campus. people on the scene tell us taf reported smelling something strange before classes started to students were taken to a nearby parking lot and picked up by parents or were given approval to walk home. police have cleared the scene. they say officers did not find anything out of the ordinary. >>> the weekend is finally here and you want to spend it outside. as we look live at san francisco where there is a number of events if your headed to the city, you're not alone. and you will need your sunscreen. meteorologist kari hall here. what should we expect? >> we're going to need a lot of sunscreen, sunglasses and it will warm up. we're talking about harvey strictly this weekend and that starts today and it is expected to bring 750,000 people into san francisco at golden gate park througho theweekend. that is the look at the beautiful scenery with sunshine. our temperatures are feeling nice and comfortable with mid-60s right now. it is 59 in palo alto. and some upper 60s for the inl

now the weather, with sara thornton. good morning to you.ry, something i've not said for a while. just a stray shower later on. and actually, although we start with some low cloud, we are going to see some brighter skies developing and some sunshine for the afternoon. they could just be a couple of showers to drift our way from the south as the afternoon wears on, but it is generally mostly dry, with a top temperature of 17 celsius. and largely dry into this evening in the first part of the night as well. but then we'll see a thickening of the cloud from the south—west, and by tomorrow morning, the next belt of wet weather is with us. the next belt of wet weather is with us. temperatures holding up overnight in double figures, but not a pleasant commute tomorrow morning. some heavy bursts of rain for a time. all of that whistle through quite quickly, but it will be breezy as it does though, with gusts of 35 mph. later a real improvement, though, for the afternoon. a little bit of brightness coming through and certainly drier, at 16 degrees.

catherine works as a hairdresser in thornton in fife.e results she wanted. by the end of the process she had to visit a specialist in london to repair the damage. they said that my nose was like someone who'd been in a bad car crash, and that they had to rebuild it using part of my ribs. they also used some liquid from my scalp to rebuild the nose. this is the surgeon who performed the first four operations, italian antonio ottaviani. catherine booked him through this uk company, transform. catherine chose to get her operation done in the uk because she thought it would be much safer. what she didn't know was that her surgeon was what's come to be known as fly in, fly out. transform told the bbc catherine's care was not what they would expect, and that they had funded her revision surgeries and expenses. mr ottaviani said he couldn't comment on individual cases and insisted he had been available to catherine when asked by transform. mr ottaviani still owes catherine compensation he agreed to pay. so i wanted to ask him why he hadn't done

someone who tries to break this down for us and gives us some tips that we can all use this is trevor thornton he's a lecturer in hazardous materials management. in the australia i believe and he sent us to he sent this to the stream. recycling is good for the environment but avoiding or reducing rice in the 1st instance is the why the guy that's the preferred approach so we can we stop have a look in the rubbish bin see what the sorts of things are in their food vices a good example 35 to 50 percent of advice is food food that we could have a that cooked or perhaps not bored at all if we had been a little bit smarter in the shopping there are lots of other things to do do you use reusable packaging do you take it back to buy your groceries do you need to live on the coffee cup when you're going to be sitting around having a coffee it's all about thinking about something you can do and then doing it well it's a lot i want to bring you back into the conversation because for a lot of people as as you heard this can be daunting and this can be frustrating so what are their 1st steps that he would

now the weather with sara thornton. good morning to you.een for some of us over this autumn period. mist patches around as well but then we set for a lot of fine for today and the next couple of days as well. after that chilly start with temperatures at or slightly below freezing. we are really going to struggle today with the temperatures. a high of 11 aussies at the very best. as we get to the notes and a little bit of high cloud putting towards us right through the day and it should be right across us for a time. it means into tomorrow morning it isn't quite as chilly as this morning, but still ru rally we could as chilly as this morning, but still rurally we could see a touch of ground frost, three or four degrees here. and then another fine day, benefits of high pressure, are fairweather fran, just a little bit of budgeting around at times. temperatures 12—13 celsius, a mitch up temperatures 12—13 celsius, a mitch up on today. a fine saturday for you on wednesday, a bit cloudier as we see something of a change for thursday and friday.

continue to bring you breaking news where 1300s irritants as well as teachers and staff members at thornton junior high have been evacuated due to a bomb threat. students have been walked over to a shopping center west of campus and that is were parents need to go. school has been canceled for the day. police are still investigating and they say as of right now if not said if they have found anything suspicious near campus. we know that ac transit is working to arrange transportation for students who ride the bus in the afternoon. we are sending a crew to the scene and we will bring you more as this news develops.>>> there was a response to a deadly hit-and-run crash this morning. >> reporter: students, teachers, and members of the community met here at the same intersection where a woman was struck and killed by a hit-and- run driver while walking with her four-year-old niece. the young girl was taken to the hospital. we know this happened directly across from garfield elementary school. the woman was identified as huong thi truong. another kindergartner was hit about six months ago. offic

jumbo joe thornton gets it to carlson, 4-2 the final. the sharks are 4-5-1 in the early going.town trying to ruin the perfect season for the san francisco 49ers. we talked about eric reid coming in with a chip on his shoulder last night. from nearby stanford where he played so greatly. christian mccaffrey, that may be the play of the season. he's in the mvp conversation. he's scored nine touchdown, averaging over 5-yard as carry. the 49ers are very well aware of this guy. >> he can beat you in the pass game, the run game. they're using him as much as possible. he is a very sport player, ball, ly talented the matchup did live down to expectation levels. minnesota taking on woeful washington. one touchdown, galvin crook individuals it on a one yard grunt as the vikingings leads at half time. it continued. adrian peterson rips off a nice 29-yard run here and passes tomlinson on the rushing list. viking fans remember him well when he played for minnesota. gave him a nice ovation that he appreciates. 19-9 redskins are victorious. >> it would take a while to get used to what's going

>> joe biden's son, john kerry's stepson, hillary clinton, george soros, stormy daniels and the thorntonroup, and that was owned by whitey bulger's nephew. >> thank you for being here, rudolph. and now my socks are gone! ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, spin-peachment, plus stephen welcomes hillary rodham clinton, chelsea clinton and wilco, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephenrt! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: come on! hello there! how are you? whoo! whoo! that's just dumb! so stupid! have a seat, everybody! thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. i hope you all had a nice weekend. my family got a new puppy. ( cheers and applause ) jon, i know you guys played the global citizen festival in central park. >> jon: yes, that's right. >> stephen: that looked fantastic! >> jon: rolling on! telling the truth! >> stephen: meanwhile, down in washington, d.c., the preside

someone who tries to break this down for us and gives us some tips that we can all use this is trevor thornton he's a lecturer in hazardous materials management. in the australia i believe and he sent us to he sent this to the stream. recycling is good for the environment but avoiding or reducing lights in the 1st instance is the why the guy that's the preferred approach so we can we stop have a look in the rubbish bin see what the sorts of things are in their food vices a good example 35 to 50 percent of advice is food food that we could have a that cooked or perhaps not bored at all if we had been a little bit smarter in the shopping there are lots of other things to do do you use reusable packaging do you take a reusable bag to buy your groceries do you need the lid on the coffee cup when you're going to be sitting around having a coffee it's all about thinking about something you can do and then doing it well so i want to bring you back into the conversation because by lot of people as good as you heard this can be daunting and this can be frustrating so what are their 1st steps that he wo

that they were investigating a bomb threat at thornton junior high school.rs say they had nothing to prove the threat was credible but took measures and evacuated the building. a thorough search found nothing suspicious and police gave the all clear around 10:00 a.m. detectives are now investigating this anonymous email to see if they could figure out who sent it. >>> a red flag warning will take effect in a little more than 24 hours for parts of the bay area. >>> spencer will show you if you face a -- >>> the grandparent scam thwarted by a grandmoth >>> diahann carroll, the oscar nominated actress to -- she died in los angeles of cancer. >> she was 84 years old. colleen sullivan has a look back at her trail blazing career. >> i put myself through nursing school to ensure his future. >> diahann carroll made history in the television world as a widowed nurse raising aig young son in the 1968 comedy series julia. she was the first african american actress to star in a network sitcom. it earned her an emmy nomination and golden globe award. >> wait a minute. it

then i have cheryl thornton. >> good morning. i work for the department of public health. i have worked in district 10 for the department of public health for 28 years. now, i am at southeast health center. transportation barriers are sited as barriers to healthcare access. they do lay care and miss or delay medication use. these may lead to poor management of chronic illness and that is poor health outcomes. transportation is necessary for medication access particularly for those with chronic disease. chronic disease can require a limb visit and medication and access. change to evidence based care. without transportation and intervention results, it may lead to lack of appropriate medical treatment or unmet health care needs which can accumulate and worsen the healthcare outcomes. many studies identified transport barriers with lead to early death with those with chronic disease. in addition the prices have risen. they are up to $3 per ride. the rides provide a transfer good for 120 minutes. if they are out of the patient's control the patient has to pay another $3. their

second alarm on 9/25 at 29 thornton. no injuries. arson investigation has deemed this undetermined for cause. this was a fire started in the rear of the fire building in a makeshift storage area against a cd corner of the fire building. paint and batteries were stored in the rear of this building, and they don't know if it was caused from heat or if somebody lit the fire. right now it is undetermined. it had smoldered for an extreme period of time. the fire ran up the rear exterior of the building and entered through the eves of the rear. due to the location up against the zero property line, some of the fire spread to the exposure d corner. lines were deployed. this was able to spread through the attic of the fire building. it burned through the ridge beam of the roof causing the rear of the peak to sag and drop on the interior ceiling. companies were returned to extinguish the rest of the fire. the second alarm was struck at 1842 hours. it was contained at 1857 hours. we had 17 first alarm fires. one notable was on september 18th a

sullivan show do hound dog she started doing research and found out it had been done by big mama thorntonddog ♪ >> when she got that original version it blew her mind. >> did your parents encourage you to sing at all? >> oh, no, no, they much theed me to be a schoolteacher. >> reporter: her father was an engineer at texaco. her mother a school registrar. after janis left her hometown of port arthur for san francisco, the family paid a visit. >> we went to the avalon ball room, which was awesome. >> reporter: michael and laura joplin are janis' younger brother and sister. >> and on the way out the door, i overheard one of my parents say to the other one, you know, i don't think we're going to have much influence anymore. >> reporter: in 2013 -- >> she started collecting any clips they had? >> reporter: michael and laura showed us their older sister's scrapbook in which she collected her press clippings, posters and photographs. >> janis was a great self-promoter. she was creating her own myth? >> absolutely. ♪ >> reporter: her big break came at the monterey pop festival in 1967 when she pe

time for the weather with sara thornton. good morning to you.as well. we started early rain this morning. it will clear up a little bit later on. we will see some heavy showers and they could be quite heavy. we have a met office weather warning through this afternoon and into the evening. here is the initial belt of rain, particularly up towards the west and north—west. later the sunny spell start to come through, but without the risk of some heavy showers. a top temperature of 17, not too chilly for this time of year. showers continuing through the first pa rt showers continuing through the first part of the night. starting to clear up part of the night. starting to clear up into tomorrow morning. it will be quite a bit misty and murky, with low cloud around, to start us off tomorrow. generally it will be an awful lot drier and not too chilly either. as we get through the day tomorrow, little band of showers to work their way across us. there will bea work their way across us. there will be a lot more in the way of dry weather. some sunny spell

but they got about 60 miles down the tracks to a stop called thornton. there the train stopped, the men detrained, and they would take up this circuitous march. this is where they were to cut off porterfield's rot -- retreat. dumont would leave grafton with the seventh indiana later that evening, taking cars to nearby webster. he would pick up the sixth indiana, the 14th ohio. and the two guns. they're all of the men would be trained to take up the 12 mile march to fill up the on the beverly fairmont road. dumont would give the lieutenant , then rickets, this red railroad let lantern -- railroad lantern and say go in front of us so we can follow your lantern. rickets was like, are you crazy? i don't know what is going to happen down here, but i will not be the first guy killed. [laughter] but dumont insisted, and ricketts carried the lantern, and he made it just fine. but as the column headed out of webster, it started to rain. what started as a drizzle really turned into a downpour. this was no spring shower. we are talking thunder, lightning, mud washi

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sorry, frank, as joe thornton and the sharks drop to 4-7-1.r on in sports wrap. scott reiss joins me. >>> coming up next here at 11:00. >> we still have 40-mile an hour wind gusts on the fire linings. humidity values remain critically low. >> the kincade fire nearly doubles in size as wind whipped flames threaten tens of thousands of homes in sonoma county. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> the powerful wind were no match for firefighters, today a setback for crews as the kincade fire grew in size. hello again, everyone. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. the dangerous winds continued tonight, but tomorrow firefighters are hoping they'll be able to make some progress. here's the current numbers. the fire has now burned more than 54,000 acres, a big jump from this morning when firefighters said the fire was only at 30,000 acres. containment has al

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ended san jose's run, 3rd sharks return top defenseman erik wilson brent burns, not to mention joe thornton going into his 22th season. they will be without former captain joe pavelski who signed as a free agent dallas in the offseason drops at 07:30pm. >>at t mobile arena see a wild card game going on he got the sharks play into what a night a lot going on here. thanks mark the second when >>the big game. >>they question or i clear out there right now getting a little chilly a it's time for sleep numbers fall sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is now only $1,399. plus 0% interest for 24 months. only for a limited time. next the news continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on its commercial free catherine heenan standing by in the newsroom with what we're working on catherine. >>and ahead on the kron on thanks ken and pam open police there still looking for driver who hit and killed a woman in oakland injured her 4 year-ol

another crash south of there at thornton, tracking both of those avenues through fremont. the rest of the bay an easy drive, the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> thank you, mike. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" an alert for anyone receiving social security and increase you'll notice and the reason it isn't all positive. >>> and we're continuously monitoring the wildfires burning out of control in the los angeles area right now. kris sanchez is in our newsroom watching the feeds that come in for the latest images and information. it's just an inferno down there. she'll join us again on air at 6:30. right now head to our website for updates, a lot more news ahead. it's 6:13 right now. welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun. >>> good friday morning. it is 6:15. let's get out the door in the south b

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you are paying it to be administrators, grant thornton.d the people it owes money to from the money that is coming in. and of course some of those complaints may be people who money is owed to, but they will probably just get a small fraction of what they are owed, in most cases. so you paid to the administrators, probably in the exact same way. they will ta ke in the exact same way. they will take over the bank accounts and pay it until it is paid off. my advice is, never, ever, ever geta payday loa n is, never, ever, ever geta payday loan again. they are ridiculously expensive. for 250 quid, for a few weeks, for ten weeks, you end up paying 400 quid, approximately. so 250 turns into £400 afterjust ten weeks. it is really a scandal but these firms are still around, to me. paul, if you need money in a hurry and you are worried about how to get it, and you don't want to go through these companies, what is the advice? how can you get money more reliably and more safely? well, if you have a credit card, and we know some of these people do, th

it was thornton...'s great, i only know that because rebecca vardy told me. i know that because rebecca vardy told me. lam know that because rebecca vardy told me. iamjoking, know that because rebecca vardy told me. i am joking, if the lawyers are watching! you have been waiting all day to get that in! ijust watching! you have been waiting all day to get that in! i just want to talk about the general election that hasn't been called yet over what will be in the manifesto, whether or not boris johnson's government will be in the manifesto, whether or not borisjohnson's government might campaign ona not borisjohnson's government might campaign on a no deal. yesterday we heard from one nation conservatives like gillian keegan who take boris johnson at their word that they won't. but on the other hand those rumours will not go away. explain to me why would borisjohnson risk splitting the party like this? well, i don't think they have decided yet at the top level what they would do but they're keeping it vag

catherine works as a hairdresser in thornton in fife.e wanted. by the end of the process she had to visit a specialist in london to repair the damage. they said that my nose was like someone who'd been in a bad car crash, and that they had to rebuild it using part of my ribs. they also used some liquid from my scalp to rebuild the nose. this is the surgeon who performed the first four operations, italian antonio ottaviani. catherine booked him through this uk company, transform. catherine chose to get her operation done in the uk because she thought it would be much safer. what she didn't know was that her surgeon was what's come to be known as fly in, fly out. transform told the bbc catherine's care was not what they would expect, and that they had funded her revision surgeries and expenses. mr ottaviani said he couldn't comment on individual cases and insisted he had been available to catherine when asked by transform. mr ottaviani still owes catherine compensation he agreed to pay. so i wanted to ask him why he hadn't done what he sai

catherine works as a hairdresser in thornton in fife.isit a specialist in london to repair the damage. they said that my nose was like someone who'd been in a bad car crash, and that they had to rebuild it using part of my ribs. they also used some liquid from my scalp to rebuild the nose. this is the surgeon who performed the first four operations, italian antonio 0ttaviani. catherine booked him through this uk company, transform. catherine chose to get her operation done in the uk because she thought it would be much safer. what she didn't know was that her surgeon was what's come to be known as fly in, fly out. transform told the bbc catherine's care was not what they would expect, and that they had funded her revision surgeries and expenses. mr 0ttaviani said he couldn't comment on individual cases and insisted he had been available to catherine when asked by transform. mr 0ttaviani still owes catherine compensation he agreed to pay. so i wanted to ask him why he hadn't done what he said he would. mr 0ttaviani? i wanted to know why,

thornton admits to bottoming out from the demands of the job and plan to take his own life. >> i seeg in the parking lot and she's coming straight to my door. she knocks on the window and hands me this red cross and she says you need this. it was a real moment of my life. >> reporter: he says that moment changed his life and made him realize that he needed to reach out for help. something that cops don't often do. >> you need to come to the forefront because i am sick of it. i am sick of crying. i can't see the signs. i live them. >> reporte >> some departments do have trained mental health professionals on staff for support. it does not appear to be a national stand for the nation or a data to know what's needed available. >> you expect these officers to be so strong and confident zi heard officers say you go seek help and they are judged and sometimes they're ridiculed and which also makes it hard for them. >> that's the stigma. you have this profession where you have to be macho and tough and once you reveal this vulnerability, are you going to have jobs. >> these guys see so much