they tore out walls and they tore out sheetrock and it is in the middle of construction. i want to clarify that situation >> thank you. >> you are saying the property has been demoed prior without a permit? >> it was probably demoed with this permit but they have not done any work to restore it. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. public comment. maybe if you could come forward to be prepared. thanks. >> thank you very much. my name is roxanne davis. i live at 40 alta and i have been there since 1981. this is just to show how duplicitous the owners are. the units that -- the whole thing with the office, a tenant died and then they called it a temporary office that they tore out -- the reason they tore out the kitchen. they tore out the kitchen and put in seven or eight computers. we paid our ranch they are. it was the office for almost three years. -- we paid the rent they are. it was the office for almost three years. out of the 12 units, they have four of them and they are keeping two off the market and the owner, when he moved in and bought the property, he was real

marked two years since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. 36 people died when flames tore through the illegally converted warehouse. many gathered at a memorial to remember the lives lost last night.kron 4's gayle ong was there two years later.the pain still so raw.and too distraught to speak on camera.as mourners came to this memorial in oakland sunday night..to remember and honor the 36 lives lost in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire.on december 2nd 20-16..a raging fire tore through the building..now known as america's worst structural fire in more than a decade.it occured during an unpermitted electronic concert.the warehouse was also functioning illegally as a cluttered living space with safety violations.the building boarded and fenced up..now a memorial site..with candles and flowers under a man made tree decorated with pictures, art and memories..most of the victims were young artists full of plans for the future. attorney mary alexander represents 13 families of the 36 who lost their loved ones.

they tore rock cobblestones to fling at police and set alight —— they tore up cobblestones to fling atid the scenes of destruction, ordinary people who'd come from across france to demonstrate peaceably — they didn't want the violence to divert attention from their central message, which is that taxes in france have gone too far. translation: abraham lincoln said something important. he said that government should be of the people, by the people, for the people — for the people. 0ur politicians should keep that in mind. they won't get anywhere until they put people first. translation: we've all had enough. it's been been going on for so long and eventually, you have to resist. there's no choice. who are you? we are the people! you do not have to look any further — not right, not left. we are just the simple people. the intensity of the violence has left france shocked. it leaves president macron with an urgent dilemma — does he appease or face down this protest of the people? hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. the top us naval officer in the middle east has been found dead at his home in

who bet tore keep on top of it but ashley webster in london. what happened, ashley? >> well, you paint quite a picture, neil, don't you. our right, what happens? theresa may had to admit she didn't have the votes for the brexit deal to get passed in the building behind me. she said she was going with the vote. she was persuaded she would be embarrassed so she has "deferred" the vote. tomorrow she will head to the norther lands and try to raleigh support from the eu members. thursday she goes to brussels to meet with eu leaders. she is looking for something to bring back to the parliament to get it approved. the eu has stated clear hee and again tonight, we have no interest to renegotiating. the deal we gave you is the deal you got. you have to live with it. it means difficult times for theresa may. she is fighting for brexit and her own political life. very well it could be a calm of no confidence in her sometime this week from the opposition labor party. as you said, neil, more than two years ago 52% of people in britain voted to get out of the eu. still two plus ye

a ldker was killed after a lion wildlife conserve tore in burlington, north carolina. this is video of the lion from earlier this year. officials say a team was cleaning out the lion's enclosure when it left the area and attacked 22 year old woman who had been working as an intern for the conserve tore. the lion was shot and killed. it's unclear how it got out. >> the countdown to 2019 is under way. in new york's time square officials tested the giant crystal ball that will drop down at midnight on new year's eve. officials say two million revelers are expected to be there. security will be very tight. tony dokoupil takes a look athom s to bte low a perhaps with good reason. the nypd began preparing for new year's eve security almost as soon as the last new year's eve is over. and what is new this year is aerial drones which accord tolling john miller, the nypd deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism will be used to supplement what is already thousands of cameras in the area. >> it really gives us a couple of things. it gives us flexibility, visibility

. >> i tore my a.c.l.in my right knee and after that i said, "o.k., that's it. walkfit has changed my life. i never thought thcould do what th tey do fohey r me.s . >> i was to the point where i would just, you know, kind of crawl, uh... almost literally crawl. i kept living on the premise welliddi ditovern'edgo thet wat now i'm able to get up andot n have to hobble before i, before i, i go to move and, and do more things than i was able to do before. if i didn't have my walkfits, i'd be back in... i'd be back in, in pain. i'm urss af ed >> this is an incredstiblymo good product. i am not being paid to endorse this. i love the product. i felt that was good thing to let the manufacturer know how happy i was with the product and how our patients apyap h anybody that this is the right thing for them. >> i wear orthotics in my shoes every day. they've changed the way i live. i always thought the pain in my feet and legs were because i was overweight. i nd exercise wamorew with comforlkt and with much less pain

. >> reporter: this golfer saw a turkey vulture fly right into the helicopter's tail ro tore.aller of the two ro tors is necessary because it keeps the helicopter from spinning in circles. >> it was going around in circles and he landed flat on his belly. i thought that was a good sign. everybody was safe. >> reporter: so who made it out of this shattered cockpit? a helicopter instructor and his student from a nearby flight school >> this suggests what an excellent job the instructor did of landing the helicopter despite the fact they didn't have an operable ro tore. the manager of the hayward executive airport says bird strikes are rare but the airport takes active steps to manage to bird population. >> we're going to have to investigate and see if there's a nest of turkey as a result someplace. >> reporter: melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> while the new minimum wage hike is good, for mom and pop shops, it might not be. this baker has been around since the '80s began to tell owners can't keep up with the $2 an hour minimum wage hike. >> i almost feel like it's a nail

in more than a month, all i ople returned to what's left of their homes today after the camp fire tore through the an emoonal homecoming. it was >> hard to believe that your most expensive things mean so little at this time. my things here were very cheap, but now become the most meaningful things you have. >> in all the fire killed 86 people and destroyed nearly 14,000 homes. camp fire victims are still getting much needed relief. this morning an 18-wheeler loaded with boxes of food left the san francisco food bank and headed to chico. it's one of several local food banks coming together to help victims of the fire. >>> cover colorado has just extended the deadline to sign up for health insurance. the deadline was supposed to be tonight to set up coverage that starts january 1st, but cover california is louing more time, until next friday. officials say -- is allowing more time, until next friday. officials say they were worried those enrolling would be confused after a court ruling yesterday that ruled obamacare as unconstitutional. a judge said that's because congress repealed the t

tore up the reputation returns home on t w dot com good times. to me. hello and welcome to you too laura today the science show on d w. coming up or. we take a look and a listen at the sun what does it sound like. for women with thousand uterus transplant now raises hope and raises big medical legal and ethical issues. and what's very young children think about what other is thinking it's amazing.

that adds up tore away ffrroanm. palm springs in southern california, 75 in palm sprin.do5 ll above skng sdaynd s d y, amy? bei verhe tis pificsdr y careful. my paphoheca a i have my finrsro.otan m wic toheck outowng tlt the>>poned ua atcevith tweet the beach le lon afar. bkth h tigo ere,yo y. veu'a e on cmissionre ll and kept running. w tanthhot t.eetr s it darrell pang t t'sst reet. ad ede'av w. sog,inth nowou yans t-mobile sprint andrg aing. rdcurity threat. hat' big.geonf tt rr fves.ccct hung. cuds toab then, that'so , toarme ont tns h ee tns h ee follow uson tw wewestbolyund 80mazon n te>> yea h. the ump adnimist and convicted of a crime, now p >>> bhealth

. >> i tore my a.c.l.n my left knee, then i tore the one in my right knee and after that i said, "o.k., that's it. i'm not gonna play anymore." walkfit has changed my life. i never thought that they could do what they do for me. it's just, it's amazing. >> i was to the point where i would just, you know, kind of crawl, uh... almost literally crawl. i kept living on the premise that it was gonna go away. well, it didn't go away until i discovered the walkfit. now i'm able to get up and not have to hobble before i, before i, i go to move and, and do more things than i was able to do before. if i didn't have my walkfits, i'd be back in... i'd be back in, in pain. i'm most assured of that. >> this is an incredibly good product. i am not being paid to endorse this.lovect. i felt that it was a good thing to let the manufacturer know how happy i was with the product and how our patients are happy with it, and i would tell anybody that this is the right thing for them. >> i wear orthotics in my shoes every day. th

and they tore it down. and do you know why they tore it down quiet let's talk about it for a minute. let's talk about it. because of your training. we have been talking about implicit bias. explicit bias. implicit bias is not implicit bias when once you tell them what they are doing and they continue to do it. then it becomes explicit bias. then we have the halo effect. the halo effect of bias in which we are under subjection to is that the tendency to think everything about a person is good because you like them. while we are not like other jobs we are not -- we are under the halo effect. we are not liked. the second part is perception bias. the tendency to form stereotypes , assumptions about certain groups that make it impossible to be objective. and the last one is that confirmation bias, which is the tendency for people to seek information which a lot of our supervisors do, to seek information that confirms pre-existing beliefs or assumptions that they have made about a person or a group. and then we t

they tore rock cobblestones to fling at police and satellites the cars and buildings. of destruction, ordinary people who have come from across france to demonstrate peaceably, they didn't want the violence to divert attention from their central message which is that taxes in france have gone too far. translation: abraham lincoln said something important, he said the government should be of the people, by the people, for the people — for the people. our politicians should keep that in mind. they will not get anywhere till they put people first. translation: we have all had enough, it has been going on for so long and eventually you have to resist. there is no choice. who are you? we are the people, you do not have to look any further, not right, not left, we are simple people. the intensity of the violence has left front shop and leaves president macron with an urgent dilemma — .exe is piece or face down this protest of the people. —— does he and his. tributes have been paid to the former us president george h w bush, who's died at his home in texas. he was 94 and had

suspected tornadoes tore through a trailer park in florida today as millions begin their journeys. here's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: severe weather is slamming florida just as the holiday travel rush is getting under way. in manatee county, near tampa, debbie rhodden and her family hunkered down as a tornado tore through their neighborhood this morning. high winds toppled trees and plredded roofs. >> it was quite frightening. it was scary. it was extremely quick. we could have been killed, very lucky. >> reporter: in southwestern florida, this north fort myers family cried after the roof was nearly blown off their home. officials say 70 mobile homes fici damaged by a tornado and declared unsafe at this demmunity in zephyrhills. and in leesburg, the storm mangled this home, leaving a trail of debris. heavy rains also flooded streets in tampa on one of the worst travel days of the season. that's concerning millions of east coast drivers as the storm system tracks north. here in lake wales, florida, wople are starting to clean up after a tornado damaged this home and injured a wom

artist spent most of his life in the city of and tore. his family moved here from germany when he was ten. at the time it belonged to the spanish netherlands. ruben's mother wanted him to pursue a career record where he trained as a page. they stay in the good food inc you know to me received the education of a young courtier which later proved to be an advantage. they can accuse he knew how to interact with the aristocracy and the higher social classes. and that proved very useful to him as an artist who to be its tibet. in the late sixteenth century catholic and where was a flourishing center of international commerce despite the ongoing wars of religion rubens always knew he wanted to be a painter he left courted fourteen to train as an apprentice at and tore apart studio boss i didn't list. this in fact was totally beneath his social standing. right where he was a family of alderman that for generations had assigned for maybe the pharmacist regularly produced council members who would help determine and towards political course. it wa

a remind tore vote in tonight's poll.believe the massive demonstrations in france should be a warning to all western leaders to abandon their socialist and globalist elite agendas? cast your vote @loudobbs. it's no secret chinese companies are blatantly violating u.s. sanctions against iran and stealing u.s. technology and intellectual property. what should be done about them? we'll be right back. stay with us. lou: the president took time out to express his low opinion of former secretary of state rex tillerson saying he's dumb as a rock and lazy as hell. we'll see the next time tillerson comes out in public. it will probably be a while. we asked? you think other members of chinese firms should be arrested for violating sanctions. 94% said yes. the volume on the big board. 4.1 billion shares. s & p and nasdaq down nearly 5%. facebook down 2%. apple lost nearly 4%. netflix down 6%. google down 3%. crude oil up a%. crude oil prices rising after opec's decision to cut oil prices by 2 billion barrels a day. copper relatively

marks two years since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. 36 people died when flames tore(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. tonight, many gathered at a memorial to remember the lives lost. kron 4's gayle ong is live in oakland for us tonight. gayle. (gayle)people have been coming here all day,over there is a memorial of flowers candles and pictures of the victims who lost their lives two years ago. we've been seeing waves of people coming to this memorial. most people i spoke to tonight - too distraught to speak on camera.the pain is still so raw as it was when they found out about their loved ones. after this blaze tore through the building two years ago today - it was called america's worst struural fire in more than a decade.the fire occured during an unpermitted electronic concert. the warehouse was also functioning illegally as a cluttered living space with no fire alarms or sprinklers.36 lives lost - most of the victims were young artists

marks two years since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. 36 people died when flames tore through the illegally converted warehouse.(justine) tonight, many gathered at a memorial to remember the lives lost. kron 4's gayle ong is live in oakland for us tonight. gayle. we've been seeing waves of people coming to this memorial. over there is a memorial of flowers candles and pictures lo lives two years two years later.the pain still so raw.and too dion camera.as m came to this memorial in oakland sunday night..to remember and honor the 36 lives lost in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire.on december 2nd 20-16..a raging fire tore through the building..now known as america's worst structural fire in more than a decade.it occured during an unpermitted electronic concert.the warehouse was also functioning illegally as a cluttered living space with safety violations.the building boarded and fenced up..now a memorial site..with candles and flowers under a man made tree decorated with pictures, art and memories..most of the victims were young artists full of plans for the future. a

judge sullivan tore into the retired general declaring flynn had sold out his country, saying he was disgusted by his actions. sullivan lit up the courtroom with hyperbolic fireworks only after days after he questioned the fbi's conduct in their questioning of flynn. but nothing today in any way vaguely suggestses in any way russian collusion. here's congressman peter king. >> nothing that koi came out toy reflects anything involving russia or president trump. one of the things that the judge was critical of is that general flynn was not more honest with the trump administration itself. lou: and james comoi admitting to withholding his concerns from president trump that michael flynn might pose a national security risk. we discuss the transcripts of the comey congressional testimony. sara carter, powerhouse attorneys, greg jarrett, joe digenova and victori victoria tg here tonight. >>> president trump frustrated with capitol hill looking to the executive branch departments to assist in funding the wall. the democrats not cooperating in any way. >>> we take up the embattled trump pres

regardless of whether the democrats tore republicans are in charge. it's always been a national security issue. david: some of the people against the wall now were in favor of it even if years ago. stocks ending in the green as trade tensions between the united states and changa ease a bit. the president says he'll intervene in the huawei . ' general flynn said the fbi urged him to speak to them without his attorney present. is this more proof that there is political bye bias at our justice department? we debate that next. i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. visit redcross.org now to donate. our because of smoking.ital. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. nicoderm

canada mexico and the united states signed a renegotiated version of the nafta deal which donald trump tore off also on the program hackers infiltrate the marriott hotel group and make off with the data out of five hundred million guests over a four year period and as the world pursues sustainable economics kenyan fisherfolk have sparked a national fashion craze using their catch. to the program it's considered a successful starts to a g. twenty meeting otherwise full of thorny issues the united states mexico and canada have signed a new trade deal after u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the regions free trade agreement the deal calls for seventy five percent of parts use in cars sold in the region to be manufactured in north america it also increases u.s. access to canada's dairy markets and maintains a trade dispute settlement system known as chapter nineteen which mr trump had hoped to scrap the deal must now be ratified by each country spark. so let's go over to the twenty summit as again to our very own. trade deal signed between the us canada and mexico there but not really ca

and i tore off running into the woods.nd then, when i got into the woods, her coworker alison was there, and she said, oh my god, it's her. we found her. there is her hair. >> how awful for you. >> yeah. >> nique leili's sister amy and her friend alison felt sure the body beneath the leaves had to be nique's. >> it was terrible. i think everybody was a little bit shocked. so i just kind of went into crisis mode and i called 911. >> within minutes, police, ambulances and news cameras were converging on the patch of woods where the body was found. nique's mother, harriet garrett, says she heard the news when a cop told her she would have to stop leafletting the neighborhood. >> someone in the neighborhood had complained. and while he is talking to me, his radio goes off. it's the dispatch. body has been found. >> you hear it over the dispatch. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> do you actually go to that place in that little bit of woods? >> yes. well, i couldn't -- by the time i got there, they already had the crime scene tape up, a

judge sullivan tore into the retired general declaring flynn had sold out his country, saying he wassullivan lit up the courtroom with hyperbolic fireworks only after days after he questioned the fbi's conduct in their questioning of

we have the king tides and that's happening when the moon is close tore the earth. that is going the cause the minor flooding. again, the high tide at 10:20 this morning. do be mindful if you're along the coast. a lot of clouds and fog. showing the rain heading our way. this is the system that's moving in over the next couple of days. we will see some showers for your christmas eve. in fact, the future cast and timing it out for you here. we do have the showers beginning up north on sunday afternoon. most of us will stay dry through the weekend. the latter half of sunday is when we will sigh the showers moving in. this is when we -- right now where the future cast is painting the most widespread and heaviest rainfall. i would not do a full rain out on christmas eve, but there's a period of rain from time to time and then late afternoon in terms of this point is the heaviest rain. look at this. here we are at 11:00 on monday head nothing to christmas. dry weather for santa. gifts should be dry for christmas morning. mainly dry and then it's spotty showers ahead of th

judge sullivan tore into the retired general declaring flynn had sold out his country, saying he wasons. sullivan lit up the courtroom with hyperbolic fireworks only after days after he questioned the fbi's conduct i

after this blaze tore through the building two years ago today - it was called america's worst structural fire in more than a decade.the fire occured during an unpermitted electronic concert. the warehouse was also functioning illegally as a cluttered living space with no fire alarms or sprinklers.36 lives lost - most of the victims were young artists and full of plans for the future.i spoke with attorney mary alexander who is representing 13 families of the 36 who lost their loved ones. there is a civil case against the owners of the building, pg&e, the people who put on the show, contributed to electronics inside and the master tenants who built the warehouse and allowed the event to occur that night. attorney alexander says they are looking at trial next year - towards the end of the year in 2019. (gayle)as for the two men that prosecutors say

safe after escaping the tsunami that tore into the western coast of java but now they've returned they face a new problem. in the lobby around six in the morning when the water began rising. i went out to get some food and when i came back the water was almost chest high our village has never been flooded like this lawyer. johnny moved his family because of the risk of another tsunami. no not here he is leaving behind me with way three other children and twenty five other individuals it's a tight sorry sir but at least he's living with a hundred a lot of light in there or found work right now on his feet his family. attorneys wife may sorrow remembers the moment she had to leave. but i'm wondering when i heard talk of a second tsunami coming i grabbed my children and ran to my sister's house people were panicking and fleeing screaming run and run because the wave was coming i couldn't think of anything else the safety of my children was my only priority my youngest children eight and three years old they're in a bit of a shock and have trouble sleeping at all i don't buy that but. alth

when flames tore through the illegally converted warehouse. the trial for the ghost ship warehouse fire ... is set to start on april second. ( robin )the trial has been delayed several times, but will now go before a retired alameda judge. derick almena and max harris each face 36- charges of involuntary manslaughter for their part in renting and organizing the oakland warehouse. the two men allegedly turned the warehouse, with few exits, into what critics call - a death trap of flammable clutter. attorney mary alexander is representing 13 families of the 36 who lost their loved ones. ( robin ) prosecutors say almena rented the warehouse and illegally converted it into an entertainment venue and living and working quarters for artists. prosecutors say harris helped collect rent and organize music concerts in a

regardless of whether the democrats tore republicans are in charge. it's always been a national security issue. david: some of the people against the wall now were in favor of it even if years ago. stocks ending in the green as trade tensions between the united states and changa ease a bit. the president says he'll intervene in the huawei . ' general flynn said the fbi urged him to speak to them without his attorney present. is this more proof that there is political bye bias at our justice department? i can't tell you who i am or what i witnessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. holiday inn express. book now for at least 20% off during our annual sale. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regular

the contractor tore down the house because it was not safe. the planning commission didn't believe him and said the who us has to be rebuilt exactly the way it was before and it should include a plaque describing what happened. the planning commission says the home was his torque, ed by >>> and it is 6:10, we're keeping an eye on florida and the spacex launch that is supposed to very soon. we'll try to bring that to you live. advice vice president pence is there and the big announcement make about military in space. >>> and we'll tell you how several communities rank compared to last year. >> and the bay area bridge is looking good this morning. it's moderately heavy going out to the peninsula. >>> not a bad forecast for tours, much less in the fog department, there's a little dancing around, the temperatures in the south, mid- 60s in the forecast. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i beev at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working t

and fends first former fbi director james comey returns to capitol hill for a second round of closed toregs on russia investigation. but this time lawmakers are expected to grill him over the explosive allegation made by general mike flynn, as well as the dossier briefing material that was just released by the fbi. here with a preview of today's testimony attorney legal affairs reporter at the washington times alex sawyer thank you so much for join us we love having you with us. >> yeah thanks for having is me so what's surprised you most in terms of the dossier material that came out over weekend that was supplies to president trump? >> there's a couple of different elements first they did not name christopher steele they just alluded to him talking about an individual who works in counterintelligence owns his own firm, and they also didn't disclose this source was funding we have come to find out that he was paid by hillary clinton's campaign. through fusion gps and that was not something that was disclosed whatsoever. it did say that he was fade for the information but it did not say w

. ♪ >>> justin timberlake fans may have to wait long tore see him in concert.remainder of the man of the woods shows due to bruised vocal chords. justin was on the mind of ash ton cusper and dax shepard as she took us down a walk of punk'd memory taxes. >> he chose to cry. >> the dogs will be put in a government pound. >> y dogs? >> justin crying a river? a classic punk'd moment as ashton reunites with dax on "the ranch." . >> how far do i let this go before i let my friend get punched. >> look, rick -- >> my nape's not rick. >> i was like, you got to back it off now. yeah, i got it. >> what the glooep you say to me? no! >> drunk and disorderly. >> handsome, drunk? yeah, he looks like one of us. >> dax joins the show just in time to see ashton and elisa kut berth handle life as new parents. they gave us a tour. >> there's a couple of secrets on the set most people don't a. >> this chair is a death trap. hold on, it's not reclining. >> what else goes on behind the scenes? they give sam elliot a hard time after "a star is born." >> i play bradley cooper, sam is l