let me explain something about valerie. to know her so intimately. and i did love her. i still do very, very much. very deeply. i can't tell you how much i cared for that woman. >> both leon jacob's ex-girlfriend meghan and valerie mcdaniel's ex-husband denied our request for interviews. >> jacob has pled guilty and his sk trial is scheduled to begin this december. that's our program for tonight. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. for all of us here at abc news and "20/20," have a good evening. good night. because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. shhh. because sometimes we want it cool at night then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wall and the eyes,

valery: algunos paÍses tienen lugares como esto, diseÑados para la expresiÓn del arte.alguna manera estamos rodeados de drones y diferentes aplicaciones, por lo tanto conductas recopilando ideas consideradas un medio ambiente y encuentra mejor manera de usar las cosas de manera diferente. ellos obtuvieron el primer lugar en la competencia en el estado de california gracias a su drone. valerie: el presentador del concurso dice haber mucho potencial en el uso de esta tecnologÍa. >> con este dispositivo podemos alcanzar ese lugar en las propiedades que nos ayudarÁ a estar un paso adelante de las personas que pinten graffitis. valeria: no existe una cifra exacta del costo del graffiti, sin embargo dicen sentir satisfacciÓn al saber que estÁn empatando de manera positiva. >> es extraordinario poder encontrar una soluciÓn algo que vemos a diario y mejorar la calidad de vida de muchos. valerie: hasta ahora el dragÓn aÚn sigue aprueba pero se espera que gane popularidad. ♪ ♪ ♪ daniel: pese a su victoria, los dolphins amanecieron en medio de la polÉmica, tanto la nfl como el equ

yay. >> again, "valerie's home cooking" is out today.o's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port and then knowing that we're coming back. >>> welcome back. it's that time when we check in across the street with megyn kelly and see what's coming up. >> i saw valerie bertinelli over there doing food with you. she's doing cocktails. we'll have edie falco from "the menendez brothers." and a special message from dana caron. see you at 9:00. >>> carla bruni, former model, former first lady of france. she has a new single called "french touch." >> good morning. >> you're singing some dallclas on this one.

i am so knocked out with valerie said and i wish he was in congress i am so impressed with gen kelly well i don't know on we don't know him very well he's obviously doesn't get into the press very often obviously he did it on his own initiative and he spoke so well of the military and of sacred values and now society in some ways of deteriorated but the gold star families don't matter and he made a reference to to even donald trump having his kerfuffle during a convention time a year ago gold star families are sacred because they say they they have a lifetime burden of realizing a loved one died they'll never ever see again sergeant johnson of course was a hero and he was serving in a remote part of the world fighting al qaeda people that hate us hate our values hate our civilization and i think the general put a right this is empty barrel congresswoman frederica wilson is an embarrassment that's why people don't like congress that's why it's nine percent popularity and she's got to be the bottom of the bottom it's you know how she was eavesdropping and she wanted to get on the conve

i am so knocked out with valerie said and i wish he was in congress i am so impressed with gen kelly well i don't know i'm we don't know him very well he's obviously doesn't get into the press very often obviously he did it on his own initiative and he spoke so well of the military and sacred values and now society in some ways of deteriorated but the gold star families don't matter and he made a reference to to even donald trump having his kerfuffle during a convention time a year ago gold star families are sacred because they say they they have a lifetime burden of realizing a loved one died they'll never ever see again sergeant johnson of course was a hero and he was serving in a remote part of the world fighting al qaeda people that hate us hate our values hate our civilization and i think the general put a right this is empty barrel congresswoman frederica wilson is an embarrassment that's why people don't like congress that's why it's nine percent popularity and she's got to be the bottom of the bottom it's you know how she was eavesdropping and she wanted to get on the convers

my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e.responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick packer. ♪ because everyone likes e

well, valerie says her daughter dumped everything into a mrs. particular bag but security still wouldn't let her in. so she contacted us. we contacted patriots and they promised valerie to an upcoming game and tour of the stadium. now here's a reminder. the bag policy is universal. but other shows might vary by stadium and event. so make sure you check out the bag policy before you leave for the show or the game. if you have a consumer complaint call us 888-996 tips or log onto nbcbayarea.com/respond. >>> kari we had beautiful weather this weekend. repeat? >> we'll have it for annex couple of weeks. as we take a live look outside in palo alto right now nothing but sunshine, looks like a beautiful day. people out there riding down 101 with windows open as we take a look now in san jose and evergreen looking like our temperatures are about average for this time of year. we should be at 78 degrees, that's exactly where we'll be at 3:00 today. tan as the sun sets we'll settle back into the lower 60s later this evening. let's take a look at high temp

valery dice que se trata de un nuevo segmento. cual puedes cambiar de canal sin moverse. los dispositivos mÓviles, la mayorÍa de la tecnologÍ requiere del uso de las manos. el objetivo fue la accesibilidad. hasta ahora este modelo se encuentra en la primera fase, pero expertos de la universidad aseguran sentirse muy optimistas acerca de la popularidad que podrÍa ganar. julio gracias a ustedes por atendernos a esta hora, la cita es a las 11 cuando estaremos ofreciÉndole mÁs informaciÓn. termina sus transmisiones y televisa condenamos el residuo normal. jorge: Éstas son las principales noticias del presidente trump criticÓ la criminalidad de mÉxico. dijo que el muro hace mÁs falta que nunca. una cubana muriÓ en brazos de su esposo en una piscina donde ambos intentaron protegerse del incendio california. estudiantes hispanos de new jersey salieron de clases para protestar en contra de la maestra que no nos dejaba hablar el espaÑol en el aula. un - una mujer de 103 aÑos nos cuenta que sobreviviÓ 12 huracanes. ♪ locutor: este es un ti

too high of corporate taxes economics is really simple all right people have more of their money valerie on the surface what does it look like to you this looks like a rerun of what we saw with the repeal and replace of obamacare the republicans do not have a plan so they're putting the most simplistic thing together that they can put together that really has as its basis politics it has nothing to do with revising the tax payer plan and i think as a taxpayer myself i know why i pay taxes i pay taxes to have a government that works for me and for my family and we've seen what happens when people stray away from what government is all about it's clear that the republicans under trump's leadership want to do everything in their power to destroy what americans have come to rely on as a sound government all right then we can move republicans pass it if it's so good and so simply they have the majority i'm sure it'll go fly right through the house but what about the senate. i'm not quite so sure about the house either you know they're scrambling to make changes already you know trump started

natstuesday afternoon, neighbors valerie burns and sean wilson, met up for the first time since firerom their homes more than a week ago. valerie invited kron 4 to this reunion because she wanted to publicly thank sean for saving her house.sothe's my hero, yes, absolutely.valerie and sean live next door to each other along wiki drive in northeast santa rosa. when the tubbs fire roared through their neighborhood early on the morning of october 9th, both fled the advancing flames. sean watched the fire from a few miles away.sotthe next morning he walked back to his house, convinced he would find it burned to the ground.sot with no water available, sean grabbed a rake and shovel and spent the next three hours keeping the flames at bay. he went back and forth putting out spot fires and raking leaves. when the fire had come within just a few feet of valerie's back yard, sean spotted fire fighters nearby and got their attention. sot valeria and her family were staying at a shelter in healdsburg when sean called them to say their home was saved.soti couldn't believe it. i really couldn't.an

replenish the treasury which is just exploding with debt we go to our political panel the sebring valerie urban senior adviser working families party and also with us tonight andrea kay conservative talk show host all right andrea let me ask you first do you really think we can do our taxes off a postcard is this going to work are americans going to buy this. well i think americans would love to do that i think it's maybe all these overpaid accountants out there there are the accounts that have to be hired to try to decipher thousands and thousands of pages you know of tax code every year americans were the last to be able to not have to hire an accountant and to be able to do it off the top of a postcard and certainly americans would love to not have their pockets pick it pick picked anymore by the thieves in d.c. who consider our income to be you know their personal bank accounts is it that they get to take advantage of look it is really simple ed it's real simple my money or my income is mine and and with twenty three unit debt you're right about that the issue is not that we've got en

natstuesday afternoon, neighbors valerie burns and sean wilson, met up for the first time since fireced them from their homes more than a week ago. valerie invited kron 4 to this reunion because she wanted to publicly thank sean for saving her house.sothe's my hero, yes, absolutely.valerie and sean live next door to each other along wiki drive in northeast santa rosa. when the tubbs fire roared through their neighborhood early on the morning of october 9th, both fled the advancing flames. sean watched the fire from a few miles away.sotthe next morning he walked back to his house, convinced he would find it burned to the ground.sot with no water available, sean grabbed a rake and shovel and spent the next three hours keeping the flames at bay. he went back and forth putting out spot fires and raking leaves. when the fire had come within just a few feet of valerie's back yard, sean spotted fire fighters nearby and got their attention. sot valeria and her family were staying at a shelter in healdsburg when sean called them to say their home was saved.soti couldn't believe it. i really c

valerie mcdaniel, recording an audio diary. a surgeon, leon jacob. >> i looked at him and smiled and he smiled back, and just a beautiful person. >> reporter: she had this outwardly exuberance of energy that i really can't describe. >> we were planning on getting married. >> reporter: but there were obstacles. a stalking charge by leon's ex girlfriend who could derail his surgical career and a custody battle between valerie and her ex-husband. >> he was a narcissist. >> reporter: so in the spring of 2017 authorities say leon hatched a diabolical plan. >> my name is moataz azzeh and leon jacob tried to hire me as a hit man. >> reporter: taz says he was paid to silence leon's girlfriend and kill valerie's ex. but he says he never intended to kill anyone. are you a hit man? >> no. >> reporter: were you ever willing to murder anyone for money? >> no, no. no, no, i would never do something like that. >> reporter: instead, taz agreed to work with houston police. in an elaborate undercover sting operation, police even got the potentia

yay. >> again, "valerie's home cooking" is out today.me back. it's that time when we check in across the street with megyn kelly and see what's coming up. >> i saw valerie bertinelli over there doing food with you. she's doing cocktails. we'll have edie falco from "the menendez brothers." and a special message from dana caron. see you at 9:00. >>> carla bruni, former model, former first lady of france. she has a new single called "french touch." >> good morning. >> you're singing some dallclas on this one. >> and david foster is producing the album. ask me to do some english songs because he couldn't understand a word of my -- [ laughter ] >> he came to my concert. really nice. i didn't really get it. could you write something i can understand? and it's so hard to write in english. that's how we end up, you know, recording covers. >> cover songs? willie nelson was one? >> willie nelson. that's "crazy." >> oh. >> and he sings with you, doesn't he? >> yes. >> that's fantastic. >> what did you think of willie? >> i thought he was fantastic.

. >> and if you're wondering what valeri is here with i knew i loved her. rain in the mid-mississippi rivalley. wet weather moves into pacific northw tomorr steady rain through heat continues through the southe a messy mix in the pacific northw winds start picking up tomorrow the plains into texas plenty of sunshi here's what's happening in your >> still a warm muggy morning. 74 degrees is our temperature. outsid the beltway temperature in the 60s. it is humid and continue to be look at these temperatures low to mid-80s. averag temperature is 70 degree maybe a spotty sprinkle out clouds humidi starts to drop as we wednes take tumbrella. sprink o t as well. >>> and that is your latest weathe i got a suggestion for you. if you're wondering what your >>> mandy moore has one of the she plays the younger and older >> her character had a dramatic tonigh we may get to see rebecc romantic side. >> that's always been jack's depart >> now your department. think of something special to do something. put on a pretty dress. slap a big care free smile on off >> get in th

natstuesday afternoon, neighbors valerie burns and sean wilson, met up for the first time since firetheir homes more than a week ago. valerie invited kron 4 to this reunion because she wanted to publicly thank sean for saving her house.sothe's my hero, yes, absolutely.valerie and sean live next door to each other along wiki drive in northeast santa rosa. when the tubbs fire roared through their neighborhood early on the morning of october 9th, both fled the advancing flames. sean watched the fire from a few miles away.sotthe next morning he walked back to his house, convinced he would find it burned to the ground.sot with no water available, sean grabbed a rake and shovel and spent the next three hours keeping the flames at bay. he went back and forth putting out spot fires and raking leaves. when the fire had come within just a few feet of valerie's back yard, sean spotted fire fighters nearby and got their attention. sot valeria and her family were staying at a shelter in healdsburg when sean called them to say their home was saved.soti couldn't believe it. i really couldn't.and wh

valerie mcdaniel recording an audio diary.erinarian began dating a surgeon, leon jacob. >> i looked at him and smiled and he smiled back. just a beautiful person. >> she exuberance of energy i cannot describe. we were planning on getting married. >> reporter: but there were obstacles. a stalking charge by leon's ex-girlfriend that could derail his career and a custody battle between valerie and her ex-husband. >> he was a narcissist. >> reporter: so in the spring of 2017 authorities say leon hatched a diabolical plan. >> my name is mow as thmoataz a >> are you a hit man? >> no. >> were youer going to murder someone for money? >> no, no. i would never do that. >> instead taz aee with the houston police in an underkoch sting operation. they've got the potential victims to stage pictures as if the crimes had occurred. it was a hollywood moment when cops entered valerie and leon's condo to bring their dramatic sting operation to an end. [ indiscernible ] but moments later. >> right now we're going to read you your rights. both of

it's an interview you'll see only on kron-4 <valerie figureoa/james kimo figureoa's mother: "i am veryt the alameda county sheriff's office is amazing that they were able to catch this murderer so fast"> 42-year-old victor alvarez of oakland has been arrested for the murder of 46-year-old james kimo figureoa. last thursday figureoa was fatally injured after being struck by his vehicle during a carjacking in front of his home on via del sol in san lorenzo. sgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office: "this really was a whodunit" alameda sheriff's office spokesperson ray kelly says investigators developed leads on alvarez the same day of the carjackinga wild pursuit followed which included the suspect carjacking and crashing another vechile before ultimately being

james figureoa's family is relieved that the murder suspect has been arrested<valerie figureoa/jamesureoa's mother: "it is very important. it has given me peace of mind that i wouldn't have had otherwise"><"i feel very thankful that the alameda county sheriff did everything that they could"><"were able to catch him quickly and start this process and not have anybody wonder if he is out there or who is out there or what's going on">victor alvarez was arraigned earlier today for charges connected to this case he is scheduled to be back in alameda county superior court tomorrow to enter his plea...in san lorenzo haaziq madyun krnon4news (pam) a go -fund- me page has been set up to help the family cover the cost of james figueroa's funeral. it has raised more than 7-thousand dollars so far. if you would like to help, we have a link on our website at kron-four-dot-com. (steve) two kids are in critical condition after a hit and run in vallejo. it happened sunday afternoon... on the intersection of tuner parkway and foothill drive... right in front of century theatres. police say the mother

. >> reporter: valerie todd spent ten years of her life in the corrections system. >> if you have nowhere -- no goal to go somewhere, you know, then you have nowhere to go. >> reporter: just this week we told you about the delaware man charged with the rampage shootings of six people that captured national attention. he'd been arrested for more than 60 felonies, in and out of jail for most of his life. there's now a group looking for solutions. this is a hack-a-thon, kind of a tech term for a brainstorming session. >> the worlds of data that would be helpful to know when working on these issues. >> reporter: they hope to develop something like an app to better organize information on how many people are taking advantage of re-entry services and how many people out of jail get and keep a job within a few months. >> when people are cycling in and out of jail less, public safety gets better. >> valerie todd says it took the mothers in charge group to inspire her to get away from a life of crime. >> when you start having somebody to just give you that guidance, give you that direction, when y

<valerie figueroa/james kimo figueroa's mother: "i am very happy that the alameda county sheriff's office amazing that they were able to catch this murderer so fast"> 42-year-old victor alvarez of oakland has been arrested for the murder of 46-year-old james kimo figureoa. last thursday figureoa was fatally injured after being struck by his vehicle during a carjacking in front of his home on via del sol in san lorenzo. sgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office: "this really was a whodunit" alameda sheriff's office spokesperson ray kelly says investigators developed leads on alvarez the same day of the carjackinga wild pursuit followed which included the suspect carjacking and crashing another vechile before ultimately being taken into custody. there is a sense of

valerie plame -- white water was six years, valerie plame was something like four years. so i would sit tight and maybe get some popcorn because we're going to be here a while. >> congressman, jeremy brings up a good point here. do you have any sense, congressman al green, how long these investigations will continue on the hill? >> i think they'll go on for some time. much of what's happening on the hill is sort of caught up in a little bit of politics. that's not unusual. but i do think it will go on for a while. my hope is that we won't allow what's happening with mr. mueller to influence the investigation that can lead to impeachment. here is why. mr. mueller is investigating crimes to be taken before the judiciary. impeachment is an offense that is brought before the house of representatives. good example, if mr. mueller is looking for obstruction of justice against mr. trump, president trump, if you will, that is laudable. but when mr. trump, the president, interfered with the investigation by firing fbi director comey that, in and of itself, was an impeachable act a

valerie camillo, thanks so much as always. we're excited for the k cards.ook so good when everyone is holding up the red. live at the ballpark all morning long. stay with us. follow our coverage all day. you can watch news 4 at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, doug kammerer, wendy rieger and carol maloney will be here. we'll be live here at midday also. the game, as you heard valerie say, starts it's going to be awesome. >> it is going to be awesome especially when we get the curly w after this. >> we got to do it. >> who came up with that term? it's a weird thing to say. curly w. >> i like it as a waffle fry. i'm thinking food. it's a food thing. >> we need to make that happen. 6:52 right now. let's turn to wtop. jack taylor who has been ably filling in for he melissa while she's on maternity leave. >> we have trouble on the bridge. crash blocking the left lane. hopefully it's cleared by now. you will find a delay. sounds like we may have a broken down vehicle. moving down towards -- there's nothing to look at there. it's volume at this point. chopper 4 has been flying o

my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. air-asia flight to bali to turn back to ausal >>> new at 11:00, a scare in the air. an emergency forced an indonesia air asia flight to bali to turn back. >> a panicked flight crew as oxygen masked dropped from the ceilings. "today" show kelly cobiella has more on the investigation as to what happened. >> passengers on board this air asia flight described scenes of chaos in the cabin. the oxygen masks came down, the flight crew was running up and down the aisle. some passengers so frightened they were texting the

a couple from the state of connecticut, joe and valerie yankis.h us by phone after a long night last night, a long night today. joe, let me start with you. you were at the concert last night. did i hear you say earlier today you are a career firefighter and so have experience as a first responder? >> yeah, i'm a retired firefighter right now. and you know, we've come across some horrible acts but nothing at all compared to last night. >> and when did you realize it wasn't fireworks, wasn't part of the show? no one can be blamed for ever thinking that because it's what we all naturally want to think when something happens. when did you realize that this -- you were in the middle of a mass casualty event? >> i was twij of the other ladies in the media tent. she was like what was that? we were like jason aldean usually always does pyrotechnics. i said he's done it -- he was at route 91 two years ago. she goes i've got to see this. she walked out of the tent. i went out to follow her. and as we went out of the tent she was up ahead of me and immediate

it looks like a moon scape and you can't accept the reality of it. >> reporter: valerie lived in the santa rosa neighborhood for about 25 years. she lived right down the street here off of carriage lane. she raised a family here. she lost a husband here. before he died he used to pray around an oak tree in the yard of their house, and i just saw valerie a few minutes ago and we talked about it. she said amazingly that oak tree is still standing in her yard as are all of the chairs that were surrounding it. just a miraculous aspect to all of this. reporting live from santa rosa this evening i'm sam brock. back to you. >> great job, sam. thank you so much. it is not just santa rosa. a sense of relief in calistoga, a community that looked like a ghost town as thousands were forced to evacuate. tonight many are back in the homes. nbc bay area continues our coverage from napa , bigabig bigad shaban. >> reporter: today marked a homecoming, but for many in calistoga it is hard to feel things are normal. ash continues to rain down and smoke clouds the horizon and there's a lot of worry about

valerie says she decided to take kayla to dr. weinberger after seeing one of his billboards touting sinus surgery as a cure for headaches. i took her to his office. they did an immediate cat scan and said she had a deviated septum, polyps, and he could make her headache-free for the rest of her life if she had immediate surgery. and how quickly did it happen? within two weeks, i believe. and how is she? the headaches never stopped. the light sensitivity actually became worse. narrator: valerie says it wasn't until she took kayla to see specialists at the university of chicago medical center that she finally discovered the cause of kayla's misery. and they did a cat scan as well of her head, and they told us that that evening that there was a tumor there. and what was that night like? that was the worst night of my life. narrator: though the tumor turned out to be non-cancerous, it was growing, and surgeons told the thomas's kayla would need immediate brain surgery to reduce the pressure in her head. narrator: and kayla, do you un

i'm valerie. my son was philando castile.t's been 452 days since i last saw my son, when i last hugged my son, when i last kissed my son, when i last told my son that i loved him. my son was taken at a very early age under such horrific action. my son did everything right. i did everything humanly possible to protect my kids. i said if you want to carry a weapon, go get your license. , and then i'm going to shoot it. that don't make no sense, but my son lost his they cut my son opened and tried to save his life. because he was on a -- i am still wondering, where on this planet can you tell the truth and still be murdered by the police? somebody help me out right now. my son did everything right. thing that was wrong in his life, he was harassed by the police until they ultimately killed him. you've got to understand, the area my son was traveling in, everybody in the state of minnesota knew. you go all the way out of your way just not to pass through that little area because of the prejudice. we going to call a stated a -- ca

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valerie castiel came halfway across the country to participate her son fell lando was shot and killed by a police officer last year in the state of minnesota that latino officer geronimo yeah nez was recently acquitted of all charges. it happened these gas paid off no accountability no responsibility. this demonstration is actually to merge protests the march for racial justice and the march for black women drawing attention more specifically to issues facing minority women in a nation that has a majority white population we're marching for our lives we're marching for our health we're marching for our for our sanity and we're marching for liberation marches like they and similar mark has planted ten other cities around the country come if the u.s. is struggling over aggressions of race and racism. social issues being publicly debated here in this very much social media all of it is playing by tweets from the white house and controversial symbolic displays in the nation's sports arena. it is a time of national division american football players staging controversial pre-game demonstra

natstuesday afternoon, neighbors valerie burns and sean wilson, met up for the first time since fire forced them from their homes more than a week ago. valerie invited kron 4 to this reunion because she wanted to publicly thank sean for saving her house.sothe's my hero, yes, absolutely.valerie and sean live next door to each other along wiki drive in northeast santa rosa. when the tubbs fire roared through their neighborhood early on the morning of october 9th, both fled the advancing flames. sean watched the fire from a few miles away.sotthe next morning he walked back to his house, convinced he would find it burned to the ground.sot with no water available, sean grabbed a rake and shovel and spent the next three hours keeping the flames at bay. he went back and forth putting out spot fires and raking leaves. when the fire had come within just a few feet of valerie's back yard, sean spotted fire fighters nearby and got their attention. sot valeria and her family were staying at a shelter in healdsburg when sean called them to say their home was saved.soti couldn't believe it. i real

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. >> reporter: now, that's dan who was here to comfort his girlfriend, valerie, whose home is here on carriage lane. she was just learning, as well as a few dozen homeowners on the street, she lost her home as a result of the fires we have seen here over the past week. not to mention, it was the areas where we are standing in santa rosa are one of the only areas where those evacuation orders were lifted roughly around 5:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. residents like valerie saw this damage face-to-face for the first time when those evacuation orders were lifted. she says amid all of this, she explained to the crews she is feeling a sense of relief. >> encouraging because there's things left. there's things to salvage. there's going to be stuff to take away. all is not lost. that was our fear. >> reporter: now, it's unclear how many people have returned as of the evacuation order lifted. you can expect to see more people showing up today in santa rosa. i want to point out, officials want folks to be aware, stay individual lent of their surroundings, due to the fire conditions and adhere t

i'm valerie, my son was filandro castille.s been over 400 days when i last saw my son, when i last hugged my son, when i last kissed my son. when i last told my son that i loved him. my son was taken at a very early age under such horrific actions. my son did everything right. i did everything humanly possible to protect my kids. i said if you want to carry a weapon, go get your license. my son started working when he was 13 years old. and he was gainfully employed until he was ruthlessly murdered by the police. after all that, we did everything that we could, all the evidence they had, they had video from the dash cam in the car. they had audio and then they had the aftermath, which i'm sure a lot of you saw my son take his last breath. and in his last breath he did a dying declaration where he said, i wasn't reaching. he told the officer, he said, sir, i have a weapon in the car. and instead of him giving my son direct commands to stop moving, don't worry about the license, just put your hand where i can see them, he shot in

but i did find valerie. >> last january, we lost our apartment, and since then i've been struggling toe housing because it's hard with my dog. >> reporter: she's had rough go of it. in between crashing with friends and family and the streets, would you ever consider going in and leaving her behind? >> no. never turns her back on me. she's the one thing i have that is solid. >> reporter: valerie is one of many that stephanie is trying to help sending the message that down on your luck shouldn't mean abandoning your best friend. they have the volunteers, skills and desire and now they're hoping that we'll all help with the resources. for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >> fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia. >> little cooler today. >> a little. >> a little muggy out there for october. meteorologist kathy orr has a check of your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> another beauty feeling like summer. 82 degrees. do you like it? are you sick of it? i'm okay with it because i know what's coming. right now we're still seeing some sunshine. tem

but i did find valerie. >> last january, we lost our apartment and since then i've been struggling toing because it's hard with my dog. >> reporter: she's had rough go of it. in between crashing with friends and family and the streets, would you ever consider going in and leaving her behind? >> no. she never turns her back on me. she's the one thing i have that is solid. >> reporter: valerie is one of many that testify instead of into is trying to help sending the message that down on your luck shouldn't mean abandoning your best friend. they have the volunteers. skills and desire and now they're hoping that we'll all help witness resources for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ great mission, long overdue. >>> all right. what is that smell? some septa passengers say they asked that question every day. they are over it. and forget those,, what do they call them? picnic baskets. yogi and boo boo are targeting pizza shops and who new bears like pies with their salami. ♪ ♪ >> caught on camera sometimes we all need a little late night pizza. this family of bears included. surveillance vi

my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e.a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. >>> well hello, hi, and welcome back. after a record setting day yesterday, the numbers cooled in some spots by just that much. more cooling at the beach, than inland. it doesn't look like it's starting much of a trend. the numbers are beginning to settle down a bit as we look down the golden gate bridge. the numbers in concord, right now, it is still 89 degrees here after 5:00. oakland's got 82. livermore at 86. san francisco 86 degrees in downtown. nice. in 24 hours, the numbers are exactly the same a at santa rosa.

. >> reporter: valerie loera is having trouble sleeping. the gilroy mother was one of thousands of people who ranrom a hail of bullets sunday night. >> i knowham going to do. i'm going to call my ctor. because i can't take it. when i close my eyes all i can hear is pap, pap, pap, pap. an people are screaming and fallin >> repter: mental heal prochlgss say it will cause stress and anxiety for the survivors. it will also be arigger for those who experienced a past trauma. psychologists say watching video of the shooting over and over again on tv o online can be unhealthy. if you want the latest informationbout it some suggest instead of watching it read about it. >> so tt you're not watching those petrified faces and peoe on gurneys or made-up gurneys. it's very traumatizing. it's vy upsetting. i will not go to a theme park. i will not go to a movie theater. i will never goo a baseball game. >> reporter: santa clara university psychology professor m plant says making rash decisions will not be producve. he says sometimes doing something posit

. >> valerie describes the sheer terror she and her husband experienced last night with a gun man opened fire. there for the route 91 harvest festival with friends. >> absolute chaos. >> reporter: photo with mandalay bay in the distance where the shooter was positioned. running to the exit. >> drop and panic and push and shove. he started to slow. you can knot slow, this is life or death and we have a five-year-old, we have to go right now. we kept going. shoe broke. can't stop. >> ran half a mile to apartment complex and some people let us in. >> reporter: took shelter with strangers, waited for information. friend was trampled but made it out okay. left at 4:00 a.m. reeling from what happened. >> horrible. makes you rethink everything. >> people arrange us, covered in blood. telling us families hit. got to get home to baby. >> reporter: still wearing the concert bracelets. grateful to have just survived. >> so many stories like that. many local connections to the tragedy in las vegas, including one san francisco police officer at the concert with his wife and wife is now missing. >> me

of the people who were there as they have been every single year for the harvest festival joe and valerie yankis from connecticut. i thank you very much for being with us. i know you haven't slept. i know this was something that was special to you every year. you came adds a celebration of your anniversary. >> i thought it was fireworks. we couldn't fathom was what the sound was other than fireworks. >> so you came out to see? >> i do not. >> you came out to see? >> i went with another one of the personnel we met there. she wanted to go see it and i was following her out because i said he's done it previous before at the same concert, he's done pyrotechnics, it's probably just jason aldean doing his show so she walked out and as soon as she walked out i was right behind her and she turn around immediately and ran towards me and said "run, it's gunfire." >> what did you do? >> first thing i thought was that we weren't going out of the front of the tent. i lifted it up and had everybody get underneath. i didn't know, i was trying to figure out if it was a siege or -- there was a bunch of pe

joining me is valerie from connecticut. you were at that concert. take me through what happened. >> it was very scary. we were there for the media and had just gotten off the stage and had gone back into the media tent. three or four minutes later we thought we heard fireworks and jason aldean had done them before at another show so my husband had gone out with another reporter and she literally ran back into him and said run. it's a shooting. and we didn't even have time to grab anything and he just pushed us with a bunch of other media people under need a flap in the tent which really led to nowhere so we hid under a tractor-trailer for a bit and people were just running into the tractor-trailer and stuffing themselves in there and closing the doors and we were there for a bit and younger people knocked down a fence and they said let's go. you can't stay here. it's not safe. they helped us get over that fence and then we got to a nine-foot fence and my husband just pushed me right over. >> and you have a scar from it. he literally threw you over t

my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. >>> hi, everyone. the 49ers going to their match up on the colts as one of four winless teams in the nfl. >> the 49ers are still looking for their first victory in the kyle shanahan era. and have a good chance to pull it off on sunday. against the indianapolis colts. a team that has one win against the winless cleveland browns. now in order for the 49ers to do so, they're going to have to shut down the old friend. frang gore. he comes into the game just three yards away from eric kickerson to be number 7 all time

senior speechwriter was looking for someone and john favero said you can stay here so i wrote for valerie the chief of staff at the time. so i would do a weekly address surmszing a speech that week for a video, i might do that. or in 2011 i wrote a speech sort of wishing america happy thanksgiving, a two minute video about that. so my white house specialty was stuff nobody else wants for a while. >> rose: pretty soon you became a senior speech writer. >> so i bam a senior speechwriter in 2015, so i kind of gradually took on more responsibility. i moved to the campaign to write speeches for president obama. >> rose: right. in june of 2012, and got to be part of the campaign team. then in 2013, i moved back and was full time speechwriter on the president's team. while this was happening, i also began to take on more of the jokes because our -- the person who was running the correspondence center in 2011 when i started, a speechwriter named john lovett. >> rose: very funny guy. so he was our token white house funny person, but he left for hollywood in 2011 and by default i became the token w

valerie castiel came halfway across the country to participate her son fell lando was shot and killed by a police officer last year in the state of minnesota that latino officer geronimo yeah nez was recently acquitted of all charges. it happened these gas paid off no accountability no responsibility. this demonstration is actually to merge protests the march for racial justice and the march for black women drawing attention more specifically to issues facing minority women in a nation that has a majority white population we're marching for our lives we're marching for our health we're marching for our for our sanity and we're marching for liberation marches like they and similar mark has planted ten other cities around the country come if the u.s. is struggling over aggressions of race and racism black social issues being publicly debated here and this is very much social media all of it is playing by tweets from the white house and controversial symbolic displays in the nation's sports arena. it is a time of national division american football players staging controversial pre-game

. >> valerie lynn evans. 75 years old from santa rosa. carmen berriz, 75 years old from apple valley california. she was vacationing with her family. >> reporter: as the crisis continues, the death toll climbs. most founded their homes and one victim was in a car. >> there have been ids in this case in a pile of ash and bones where there was a piece of metal left from a surgery with an id number on it and that helped us id the person. i am sorry to tell you that but that is what we are faced with in this fire as far as identifying people. >> a feel like mandatory and voluntary are almost the same thing at this time. >> reporter: sonoma is like many towns, in limbo. businesses are mindful of santa rosa's devastation to the west. >> if the wind picks up, it may hit the business. we've been here 32 years. >> reporter: throughout the valley of the moon, thank you messages for firefighters. this crew from the sierra national forest racing darkness to get brush cleared. >> we appreciate you guys. we are here to help them. >> reporter: and a cle

my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello. i'm dr. sheldon cooper. and welcome tosheldon cooper presents: fun with flags, the final episode flagtacular. (gasps) i knew it was coming. still scary. now, i'm sure you're thinking, "the final episode? who will stand between us and flag ignorance?" i know i was thinking that. is this a show on flags or mind reading? but the truth is i can no longer balance a full-time career, a popular internet show, and a girlfriend. and he really does have one, you jerks on the com

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