if you want to find out about valerie, go to pets in need.org.0 this morning and valerie is in the redwood city shelter. >>> to keep pets in need going, if you would like to donate, they're open to your donations. >> check out our web site. lots of great dogs and cats. >> martha and valerie, thanks so much for coming in. i hope she gets adopted. and thank you for makes us a part of your morning. more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00, and all day on nbcbayarea.com. . narrator: when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey." on today's show, we head to one of india's wildest regions: the thar desert. home to all types of exotic animals. some found nowhere else on earth. we'll meet some city slicking macaques and find out what happens when they go back to the wild. and later, traveling's never a pain when you're a crane, even if the journey is steeper than it looks. [music]

valerie you mentioned grave crimes there and i wanted to bring up this tweet reminding us all of what some of those crimes were this from the global center for the responsibility to protect their right throughout the 8 year war in syria every major principle of international law has been violated indiscriminate attacks on civilians sexual violence a blockage of humanitarian aid deliberate targeting of hospitals and humanitarian workers have been the hallmarks of this war so keeping that in mind is why we see tweets like this jonah says if there's no accountable government and sound judicial system in syria then it's better to have some kind of justice in german courts rather than nothing at all lily why dramedy though. germany has a quiet broad universal yours the action legal framework as valerie already explains that what's particular about germany is that in comparison to other countries like sample the netherlands the suspect needs to be in a territory full investigations even to open and in germany we don't have such a requirement and that means our federal public prosecutor he's

. >> 23-year-old valerie minacapelli hasn't always been so mellow.tence for convictions that include assault on a police officer. >> i got in a fight with a girl. when they took me to the police station, they got rough with me so i fought back. i punched a lieutenant in the face. they gave me assault and battery on a lieutenant police officer. they call me smiley, because i'm always smiling. i'm a nice person, but don't get in my personal space because it's going down. >> minacapelli proved her point just a few days after arriving in jail. she got into fight with another female inmate. >> she got a broken eye socket. i put her in the infirmary for eight days. time to go. >> the fight earned her a lengthy stay in the female segregation unit. she was released to general population a few weeks ago. >> you're a loser. despite her sometimes violent tendencies, she claims her numerous days in the suffolk county jail stem from her addiction to cocaine and heroin. >> when i was with my kids, i never did nothing. never did no drugs. did nothing. i was a stay-

. >>> you know who i spy with my little eye, as our kids say, valerie bertinelli is here >> hi, valerieking us. >> oh, my god, i've loved him since i was 13 years old >> harry will give that to you >> what are you going to cook for us. >> some hamburger helper, and pudding. we need comfort food this day and age. >> you don ne bowhen i can tell you how >> we'll have more after our local news. >> thanks, guys. thank you. >>> a very good morning to you. police in san francisco investigating a chain reaction crash in a busy intersection that injured several people. police say one driver sped from the scene and caused another crash. five people hurt, one is in critical condition. police are saying drugs and alcohol were involved. all traffic including buses had to be rerouted until crews cleared the scene, let's check the morning commute right now. >> a light flow of traffic. not a problem, the silicon volley looking very cely. and we're looking over here and contra costa county just a great drive, some slowing into the alamo. it is against the typical chut that is light anyway, but we're lo

syria human rights activist and photo journalist and in paris valerie parlay a legal consultant with trial international. and i guess it's good to have tom i want to take you back to a time that was probably the worst time in your life a long way in detention in syria as you were experiencing torch. was the any point where you felt that you would get justice the people who are doing terrible things to war will actually have to save time in court. time in prison go to court and was that even a concept that was possible. i don't i don't recall it being a concept that was actually possible. i mean as a relation as someone who went out in demonstrations there was always that feeling that we're going to get into jail for things we do and not because it's unjust not because it's. it's illegal but just because the dictatorship that we were chasing was actually not ok with anything we were doing so the concept of getting into jail was in my mind during all the demonstrations that i was going out and but the concept of getting out of jail is so hard to be thought about. the accountability the

syria human rights activist and photo journalist and in paris valerie paul a a legal consultant with trial international and i guess it's good to have you i i want to take you back to a time that was probably the worst time in your life when you were in detention in syria as you were experiencing torture was there any point you felt that you would get justice that people who were doing terrible things to you would actually have to serve time in court. time in prison go to court was that even a concept that was possible. i don't recall it being a concept that was actually possible. i mean as an evolutionary someone who went out in demonstrations there was always that feeling that we're going to get into jail for things we do in another because it's unjust not because it's. it's illegal but just because the dictatorship that we were chasing was actually not ok with anything we were doing so the concept of getting into jail was in my mind during all the demonstrations that i was going out and but the concept of getting out of jail is so hard to be thought about. the accountability they

syria human rights activist and photo journalist and in paris valerie paul a a legal consultant with trial international and i guess it's good to have you. i want to take you back to a time that was probably the worst time in your life when you were in detention in syria as you were experiencing torture was there any point you felt that you would get justice that people who were doing terrible things to you would actually have to serve time in court. time in prison go to court was that even a concept that was possible. i don't recall it being a concept that was actually possible. i mean as it evolutionary says someone who went out in demonstrations there was no is that feeling that we're going to get into jail for things we do in another because it's unjust not because it's. it's illegal but just because the dictatorship that we were chasing was actually not ok with anything we were doing so the concept of getting into jail was in my mind during all the demonstrations that i was going out and but the concept of getting out of jail is so hard to be thought about. the accountability th

my name is joe biden i'm jill biden's husband and valerie's brother it's great to be back with so many old friends i have been here a number of times in the

i'm joined now by ned price, a former nsc senior director, valery, a former cia operative officer and current democratic candidate for congress in new mexico. thank you for coming on tonight and i'm so sorry about your ex-husband, the man who's the father of your children. >> thank you so much, chris. i know joe watched you every night and of course you were enon the very beginning of the story back in 2003 when my cia covert identity was betrayed. i remember coming into the room and joe hanging up the phone and saying chris matthews just said the white house called you fair game, so our family is devastated. and we've lost not just, you know, from a personal side from a true american hero. >> thanks for coming on this time and especially because of the news now, and the news is about a whistleblower who this president seems to try to d dimuinize and what's it like to be part of that targeting? >> i know exactly what that feels like. i compare it to falling down alice's rabbit hole where white is black and black is white. the same thing happened to us. the bush white house tried to de

as you know it's only regarding the ig, and we saw on the valerie plame case that protections are muchker than we all thought they were. >> you mentioned the valerie plame case as one, bush administration officials. she was outed when her husband was a state diplomat official. so tell us how the privacy act applied to her and may or may not apply here. >> she was a covert agent, so there were special protections in place for covered acts, but in this case it appears that the whistle-blower is not. again, there isn't a sufficient executive branch check if the president or other government officials violate the privacy of this whistle-blower, and it takes an ever to investigate those concerns, and that whistle-blower is bailey hanging out in the wind for that due process to occur. >> thank you so much for that. >> thank you. >>> here's what's to watch today. sneer into coming up, they are among the newest members of congress and perhaps the most vulnerable for re-election. now they are torn each the impeachment inquiry. welcome to emirates, mr jones. just sit back, relax and let us enter

my name is joe biden i'm jill biden's husband and valerie's brother it's great to be back with so many old friends i have been here a number of times in the past this is one of the most significant things we have done to build a party. you have been the heart and soul not hyperbole including the tough fights. but when we did it wasn't always on the first try either. but the record will show we won most of them together. and it's due to the power and resilience of so many women in this room i saw those qualities firsthand by the way because i'm characterized as the old guy but i have campaigned in district campaigns for more democratic candidates than anybody around and this last time out i went into 24 states campaigning for over 60 candidates and alongside walking door to door to speak at rallies with 33 women last year. most in the red and purple states. i can say without fear of contradiction the most remarkable group of qualified candidates i have ever campaigned for. [applause] one of the things you have helped to change in this room is that we no longer talk about women's issues.

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i'm jill biden's husband and valerie biden's brother. it's wonderful to be back friends.o many i got to see many in the photo line. look, i've been here a number of times in the past and what hillary and a lot of you in this put together has turned out to be one of the most significant things we have done to build a party. you know, you have been the heart and soul. hyperbole. you have been the heart and soul of the democratic party. we have been through a lot some of the luding really tough fights. we haven't won every one of the win, it ut when we did wasn't always on the first try either. that e record will show we won most of them together. and it's due to the power and resilience of so many women in the room. not being solicitous. i saw all those qualities firsthand by the way. i could probably, because i'm characterizing the old guy, you see how old i am, but i probably campaigned in districts for more democratic candidates than anybody who is around. this time out in the off year, i campaigned tates, for over 60 candidates. and al

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joining me now is valerie jarrett, the former senior adviser to president barack obama. joining us. i appreciate it. >> i'm delighted to be here, don. >> i want to get your reaction to colonel vindman telling congressional investigators he was convinced that president trump was blocking hundreds of millions of dollars of aid to ukraine in exchange for an investigation into joe biden and his family. as more evidence like this comes out, do you think impeachment and removal will be successful? >> well, i think we have to wait and see how the process unfolds. i think he made a very compelling case, and i want to compliment him. it takes a lot of courage when you're in the military to contradict the commander in chief, and it shows he puts patriotism first, country first, and that's what we should expect actually from everyone who is serving in the administration. but it's tough to do, particularly in this climate. >> what do you think about the people who are trying to sully his reputation? >> well, it's outrageous. his reputation stands for itself. i think the fact that --

>>valerie castro reports. >>there's plenty of wild things to see the bronx zoo that the sight of a woman inside the lion exhibit just feet away from a big cat was not what they're not so paid for he was visiting the zoo with his family over the weekend when he captured this video never seen nobody something like this for no, so says the woman appeared to be taunting the animal even dancing at one point. he says she was already inside the area when he first saw her they're separated from the lion by a small motel given said get up by show. so i thought she was part of the show and entertainment act with the soon he told me in spanish, but he soon realized this was no plan performance and before long the animals seemed agitated when she was family hand, you know so. >>the lion get like on the to a rule of the lion going down the line. hopping i just let the woman eventually got out and was escorted out of the park by soon workers before police arrived. >>the zoo issued a statement saying we have a 0 tolerance po

. >>> this fire burned up to vineyards and wineries last night in the alexander valerie. there are five major wineries in that area. eric thomas spoke to the owner of the vineyards yesterday. fred young says he has never seen the fire burn this close to the family vineyard near geyserville. he filled a water tanker and sprayed the vineyards down and put out spot fires as the fires popped up. he said the timing this year couldn't have been worse. they were planning on harvesting grapes last night. >> most of the time it's been further away. really didn't have much to worry about. a few embers, stuff like that. this wind was blowing directly towards us. >> the family has owned land there since the 1850s and lost several buildings to wildfires. >> kent porter with the santa sa press democrat caught a woman trying to protect her property with a hose as the kincaid fire exploded yesterday. there are closures to tell you about because of the fire. the alexander valley union school district, geyserville unified making up four schools will not have class. also the cloverdale unif

investigators say 62-year-old valerie lundeen ely was found dead of stab wounds. the couple's son was then fatally shot while deputies searched the property. 81-year-old ron ely reportedly was there at home at but he was not hurt. he became famous in the 1960s playing tarzan and then went on to become a game show host. >>> turning now to placer county were men who turn himself in the thing he killed four people and wanted to represent himself in court.53- year-old shankar hangud is accused of killing three people in roseville and a fourth person in siskiyou county. he said he wanted to represent himself but changed his mind after the judge insisted that he meet with a public defender. >> certainly with confession, it changes our strategy. >> police said 25 should up at the mount shasta police station on monday with a dead body in his car. investigators say they later found three more bodies inside his apartment in roseville. police believe the four victims are members of his family. >>>man is in jail after police say he carjacked a rideshare driver using a machete

and valeri and biodynamic compound that ones work to the vines. that way down the grapes with far more flavor. and the time is for planting the vineyards hectares and fertilizing and harvesting the grapes so influenced by the planets. only insists the phases of the moon have a decisive effect on the flow of juices in the plants as do the tidal ebb and flow the lunar calendar is an essential factor in the biodynamic methods at the winery now run by nicholas daughter. see the city that see the movie also the interaction of all the planets it's a ballet of the planets in relation to the constellations throughout the year. duvall of the phoenix they influence the growth of the vines the focus. was. see themselves as nature's assistance they never use artificial fertilisers only the dung from their own livestock which are also part of the biodynamic concept they keep cattle especially for this purpose and strictly controls the cow. diet today they get apples from the wineries on the orchard. biodynamic growers regard the cow horns filled with dung as a

valerie vaz said borisjohnson has only done prime minister's questions once since he became prime ministerd the audacity to say that my right honourable friend the prime minister wasn't appearing in front of this house enough. that he was macavity. well, it is a rather odd version of it. my honourable friend, in the ten sitting days since he has been prime minister, has spent 494 minutes in front of this house. that didn't convince the snp. i think it is disappointing that prorogation is going ahead before the prime minister's questions next week. i was reflecting with my friend here that we think the right honourable member from maidenhead, the former prime minister, has spent more time in the backbenches at pmqs since july, than her successor has at the despatch box, given his absence last week. patrick grady. now as you may have noticed, the speaker, john bercow, sounded a little hoarse during the day's debates. mps were keen to offer assistance. thank you, mr speaker. and i do have a supply of throat sweets should you need them. but i admire your stoicism indeed. the speaker is clearly

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. >> reporter: inside, police making contact with the actor and finding his wife, valerie ely, stabbedo death. deputies immediately issuing a shelter in place for the entire neighborhood. >> do we have an armed subject? >> unknown if armed. method was stabbing. >> reporter: police soon finding the alleged suspect, their son, cameron ely, on the property, who they say threatened them. deputies opening fire, killing him. now, david, no officers were injured in this incident. and tonight, authorities are launching a criminal homicide investigation. david? >> kayna, thank you. >>> when we come back, more on that officer dragged. how he survived. >>> and then, that moment that stunned pat sajak. the contestant on "wheel of fortune." idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... it helps reduce landfill waste. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: fulcrum bioenergy. to turn garbage into jet fuel. because we can't let any good ideas go to waste. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. wi

[gunshots] >> officials say the adult son of ron and valerie stabbed his mom to death before he was shotsponding deputies. he starred as tarzan in the 1960s. it is not clear if he was home when his wife was attacked. the supreme court divided over the releasing of lee malveaux. he was 17 when he and john allen mohammed shot and killed 10 people in 2002. years later changes were made to federal sentencing guidelines for juveniles. justice kagan argued that age should be considered in sentencing but brett kavanaugh suggested it could set a dangerous precedent. a ruling is not expected anytime soon. malveaux is serving life without parole, mohammed was executed in 2009. two of the four men involved in the probe of rudy giuliani's associates are set to be arraigned today. they allegedly funnel illegal foreign campaign donations to american politicians. korea was taken into custody after flying to new york to turn himself in, two other men are set to be arraigned on the same charges. giuliani says he had no knowledge of the illegal donations. the months long general motors strike could finall

everything my sister valerie and i learned came from scranton. scranton, as i said, creeps into your heart and never leaves you. when people would ask my mom delaware had been in over 50 years, she would say i'm from scranton. not a joke. passed alongd those values that scranton families are all about. she would say, remember, you are defined by your courage and you are redeemed by your loyalty. that was my grandfather, ambroise finnegan. joe, courage is the greatest allue with all -- virtue of because without courage, you --'t love with abandon love without abandon. here with his father and mother when he was a senior in high school. went to st. thomas'. family isextended here as well, including some of my relatives here today, the finnegans and gaffneys. maybe the most important thing my father taught me was that we were raised in the same everybody ifound of came in contact with here. everybody has the same notion. every single person, my dad used to say, no matter who they are, is entitled to be treated with dignity. a word i think that is pr

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> behind every award is a community of vision and to speak of the importance of our next award is valerie, who works for the san francisco public utilities commission of workforce and economic programs. prior to that she served as a program administrator, and she is here to present the rosario anya award. >> thank you. i know we're running behind schedule so i'll make this brief. first, i want to start by thanking my mayor london bride. so if you're in a latino family or chicandle -- chicano family, thank you mayor breed. i want you to know how honored i am to present this next award. it goes to an institution that serves a population that we devoted this event to, roots of resilience and resistance. it's called the rosario anya award and she ran missions and vocational schools. tonight we have her niece here and we have food provided by her legacy organization. [cheering and applause] >> yes, so there would be good food. [applause] >> many of our roots come from the original migration patterns of our ancestors. this migration continues today but with harsh political consequences, includi

[gunshots] jillian: officials say the adult son of ron and valerie really stabbed his -- before he wasby deputies. he start as tarzan in 1960s, it was not clear if he was home when his wife was attacked. rob: jury selection wrapped up, in ohio. cuyahoga and summit county accusing several drug companies of damaging communities with deadly and costly painkillers. they settled with johnson & johnson, state and local governments filed 2000 lawsuits against drug companies accusing them of fueling the opioid crisis. 25,000 teachers on picket lines, 300,000 students will not be going to school in chicago. after months of negotiations the teachers union voted to strike overnight. teachers want better pay, benefits and official class size limit. mayor lori lightfoot says her latest offer let with those demands. the teachers union said it is not good enough. jillian: one city wants uber and lift to share the wealth. rob: los angeles will study the impact of setting a $30 minimum wage for rideshare drivers would uber and lift drivers claim they can't make ends meet amid rising housing costs and g

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alberto gone saltz and jab ashcroft recused themselves for the valerie plame case.aw is -- no one is above the law and the law will be applied equally. the most famous thing with barr is the summary of the mueller report, that said it cleared trump, when it clearly did not. >> the attorney general is appointed by the president. it's part of the executive. is it naive of us to think that the ag will truly be independent and impartial when he's a political appointee? >> the post-watergate norm is if the president is i want to crack down on drugs, the attorney general enforces that policy, or i want to track down on pharmaceutical companies. what the attorney general should not go is go at that specifically pharmaceutical company's ceo who didn't give their president the campaign contribution they wanted. there should not be individual tailoring of prosecutions to benefit the president political politically. i notice that's sort of complicated, but that's become the norm for the last 40 years, so the american people trust our police, our whole system. >> i mentioned er

authorities say 62-year-old valerie lundeen was found dead of stab winds.then fatally shot during a search of the property. the 81-year-old ron ely was home at the time but was not hurt. he rose to fame in the 1960s playing tarzan and then went on to become a game show host. >>> in placer county, the man who authorities say turned himself in for killing four people made his first appearance in court today. 50 three-year-old shankar hangud that he wanted to represent himself but he changed his mind after the judge insisted he meet with the public defender. he is accused of killing three people in roseville and the fourth person in siskiyou county. his attorney said defending him will have its challenges. >>> certainly with the confession it changes our strategy significantly. >> authorities say he showed up at the mount shasta police department on monday with the dead body inside his car. police say a later found three more bodies inside his apartment in roseville. police believed the four victims are members of his family. >>> now to mill valley where polic

. >> glenn evans lost his wife valerie, the night the fire destroyed their ranch.e poured all of that emotion into caring for the favorite animal, a long horned cow named angel. with the community's help last october glenn welcomed angel home, and now the community is stepping up once again. on that day, one year ago, when angel finally returned to her favorite pasture, you couldn't wipe the smile off glenn evans' face. >> oh, that's great. that is just dynamite. >> reporter: for this old cowboy, it was a happy day. just not a happy ending. at least that's what he was thinking. >> she's hungry. look at her. she is out there already. >> glenn's son was thrilled too, his late mom's favorite animal was home, but not satisfied until his dad was home, too. >> my father is 90 and he is missing his mate in life. and that's hard. he doesn't need to be somewhere else. he needs to be at home. >> but while houses have been springing up all over nearby coffee park, not a shovel full of dirt has moved at the evans ranch. too much bureaucracy and not enough money, he says. >> we

neil valerie is sterling in and boeing for sponsoring something like this. this is so unexpected in my life, 50 years after i did something all of a sudden it's important. actually i knew at the time of apollo 11 i was working on something incredibly important i was a kid in florida and i was lucky enough to see, explore, who won, our countries for a satellite launch. the satellite itself sponsored by jp a discovered the radiation belts. at 17, in my mind, i thought this is profound new knowledge for everybody on our planet. this whole launching business and going to space and putting satellites up there. it will change the world i'm living in and i am getting in on it. i applied for a job as an engineer right out of a high school. i've been accepted until university of florida and i was and he didn't adequately is in high school -- thank goodness the ad set student and they heard one boy in me. i wouldn't even apply. i had to call the standard and supervision. i had a wonderful immediately -- looked everybody know this is not a coffee grown. she's going to

the whole incident caught on video valerie castro report.re's plenty of wild things to see the bronx zoo that the sight of a woman inside the lion exhibit just feet away from big cat was not what they're not so paid for he was visiting the zoo with his family over the weekend when he captured this video seen a body something like this for no, so says the woman appeared to be taunting the animal even dancing at one point. he says she was already inside the area when he first saw her they're separated from the lion by a small mode at the open said get up by show. so i thought she was part of the show and entertainment act with the soon he told me in spanish, but he soon realized this was no plan performance and before long the animals seemed agitated when she was family hand, you know so. >>the lion get like on the to a rule of the lion going down the line. hopping i just let the woman eventually got out and was escorted out of the park by soon workers before police arrived. >>the zoo issued a statement saying we have a 0 tolerance ptlicy on t

that's a question for valerie tell me is there are other people working for you guys the service is completelya close today. another said i think there's 12 sites that are out today. but those services that you guys all do our those just not available to people who need them there and there are certain areas that have it. the services that you know i'm in a moment of services to keep you know family safe to keep them going, but not to full time. capacity now focus thank you so much for answering that so basically not at full capacity, but this services are available for social work in etcetera okay. >>thanks a lot longer lines today as as anywhere ever. 7.34 right now. >>well fans and players are get ready for the big game tonight in oakland, a wild-card game. the city of oakland is in a court froome battle with alameda county over the coliseum the city filed a lawsuit to stop the county from selling the coliseum to these the team of the county agreed to an million deal where the team will by the county's 50% ownership stake. the city of oakland owns the other half. and they claim that the sur

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neil valerie, historian, and boeing for sponsoring something like this. i mean, this is so unexpected in my life. 50 years after i did something, all of a sudden, it's important. and actually, i knew at the time on "apollo 11" i was working on something incredibly important. i -- i was a kid in titusville, florida, and i was lucky enough to see "explorer 1," our country's first satellite launch and the satellite, itself, sponsored by jpl, discovered the vanallen radiation belt. at 17 in my mind i thought this is profound new knowledge for everybody on our planet. this whole launching business and going to space and putting satellites up there, it's going to change the world i live in and i am getting in on it. and i applied for a job as an engineer's aide right out of high school and been accepted at the university of florida and i was a wee bit of a math whiz in high school so i got the job. thank goodness the ad said, "student" and they hired one boy and me. if it said "boy," i wouldn't have even applied. but i hit the gold standard in supervision. i ha

voice and being heard and i think that that's dangerous and i think that the face of a stick then valerie used. now facebook values free expression that it's a. guy and getting. me what decease grievously see it's. it's just a trial hunger and what show them shows up on your news is determine what shows up feet on the news get funny comments piece read write funny comments from friends or means that book even a book has it's even on hasn't it's a version on of the reasoning of the court supreme same before them there because a 40 member board that decides what accounts get shut down but nobody ever elect maher board that decides what accounts get shut down but nobody ever elected mark zuckerberg his board is not appointed by like the next zucker really cooper his board is not appointed by elected officials are we really comfortable at. when a corporation decide who gets hurt and who gets shut down comfortable having a corporation decide who gets hurt and who gets shut down we decided to ask new yorkers do you approve of the government regulating content we decided to ask new yorkers do yo

everything my sister valerie and i learned came from scranton.anton sort of, as i said, creeps into your heart and never leaves you. when people would ask my mom after she had been in delaware, not any exaggeration, over 50 years where she lived and where she's from and when she was out in wilmington, she would say i'm from scranton. i'm from scranton. not a joke. she and my dad passed along those values that scranton families are all about. she said joe, remember, this is god's truth, remember you're defined by your courage and r you're redeemed by your loyalty. that is my grandfather ambrose finnegan. and he said courage is the greatest virtue of all. because without courage you can't love bout abandon. that is what i learned and i learned it here. and suspect most of you learned the same things here in scranton. my dad moved here with his father and mother, moved to dunnmoor went to st. thomas prep and where all of my extended family is here as well. including some of my relatives here today and finnegan and gaffneys. most wornt thing -- most

i am valerie lopez, deputy city attorney with the office of the city attorney appearing on behalf of the department of public health. appellant's appeal lacks merit. first, before i get into the substantive grounds, i want to address the procedural issue at hand. appellant failed to file a timely brief and the board of appeals denied the request to file a late brief. this means that appellant's appeal before you this evening is only supported by the presentation this evening. next, i want to address why the appellant's repeal lacks merit. there are at least four substantive grounds i want to identify. number one, is d.p.h. lacks legal authority to issue an onsite cannabis permit in this case. article 8a of the health code prohibits the issuance of a cannabis permit if a referring department recommends the denial and there is a sound basis for the denial. and in this case the applying department was the referring department which recommended the denial of the onsite cannabis permit because what happened in 2012 when the appellant was first issued the permit, one of the restrictions is

. >> reporter: inside police making contact with the actor and finding his wife, valerie ely, stabbed to death. deputies immediately issuing a shelter in place for the entire neighborhood. >> do we have an armed subject? >> unknown if armed. method was stabbing. >> reporter: police finding the alleged suspect, their son, cameron ely, on the property, who they say threatened them. deputies opening fire, killing him. no officers were injured in this incident, and authorities are now launching a criminal homicide investigation. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. thank you, kayna. >>> this morning we're hearing from heroic high school students who jumped a classmate who brought a gun to school. >> la habra high school outside los angeles was placed on lockdown tuesday. police say a 14-year-old freshman brought a handgun to campus to either show it off or try to sell it. fellow students took matters into their own hands when they saw the gun. >> i grabbed him by his legs and pulled him down. three other of my friends came and topped on top of him to hold him stable. by then he was kin

so as you hearing valerie military sources are telling al-jazeera that the turkish military incursion into north eastern syria is now on the way world leaders are calling on and quote to exercise restraint offered launched the operation to clear the area of kurdish fighters now present announced the decision on twitter he says that the aim is to eliminate a terror card all that's what that's how he describes it runs along turkey's southern border the kurdish led syrian democratic forces are saying that planes of several of its positions causing widespread panic and evacuations calls the codes have been key players in the fight against i still but on sunday washington and else it was putting all of its troops from northern syria an emergency un security council meeting has been called for by member states to discuss the incursion. well . we need peace and stability to be in syria we need to sort out the syrian crisis and we will hand these territories to their real owners and we came to take part in all meetings and summits that aim at sorting out the syrian crisis this operation will