christian: let's speak to our deputy political editor vicki young. good to see you, vicki.view worth explaining to viewers joining us what the implications of tonight's vote and the dangers for rishi sunak. vicki: the dangers were huge because he has put so much effort, money, political capital into this very central piece of policy. the idea that that could have been voted down would undermine his authority. what happened is he got through with the majority of before, the threat is still there from some of those mps. they want to see changes further down the line, and that jeopardy does exist and that is in the house of commons inside. it has to get to the house of lords. a lot of unhappiness on the tory side, but no doubt government will be delighted they went through with a relatively healthy majority. what does labor have to say about this? i'm joined by the shadow home secretary. you were able to stand back and watch the tories fighting with each other, i suppose. but at some point if you get your white it will be you dealing with immigration. what is labor's approach

vicki young, bbc| news.to this point in reducing emissions but some of your recent announcements suggest that you feel we have done our bit for now and can leave future progress to others. is that the case?— others. is that the case? thank you for acknowledging _ others. is that the case? thank you for acknowledging that _ others. is that the case? thank you for acknowledging that we - others. is that the case? thank you for acknowledging that we have - others. is that the case? thank you | for acknowledging that we have done more than others up until now. what i can reassure you is we're going to continue to do more than others going forward to. every country has something or the nationally determined contribution which sets out their reduction targets three to 2030. these were largely agreed at the cop that we host it. what are the cop that we host it. what are the uk? 68%. the eu's? 55%. the us', 40%. the uk? 68%. the eu's? 55%. the us�*, a0%. you won't the uk? 68%. the eu's? 55%. the us', a0%. you won't

thank you, vickie youn: , back on site. thank you, vickie young. we _ back on site. _ back on site. thank you, vickie young, we would back- back on site. thank you, vickie young, we would back with - back on site. thank you, vickie young, we would back with her shortly i'm sure, thanks for the moment. life now to mould was seen, good to have you with us. first of all what do you make of everything happening in the party in the last 2a hours what you mark it feels very dangerous and these words were used a lot in uk politics.— a lot in uk politics. when you have such opposing _ a lot in uk politics. when you have such opposing views _ a lot in uk politics. when you have such opposing views on _ a lot in uk politics. when you have such opposing views on what - a lot in uk politics. when you have such opposing views on what is - a lot in uk politics. when you have. such opposing views on what is your flagship policy and it seems there is no way of meeting in the middle, it puts the prime minister in a very difficult and challenging position. it becomes a numbers game. h

met working as flight attendants and vicky remembers all too well their first flight together.rting a prisoner. >> oh, i was quite nervous by it, and he tried to get his hands out of the handcuffs, and i was like oh my god you see what he is doing, and she's like yeah i don't worry about it, she was not fazed by things. >> she was described as bold, fearless, and one of a kind woman. >> she wants to via house, that doesn't have children beautiful heart, and deep care for her friends and family. >> kate was a former roommate, and so she was not surprised when she stumbled into sailing. one sarm heslop of her friends invited her across the. atlantic ever the adventurer she could not resist. >> she grabbed it with both hands, she made sure that she was qualified to do it. she was >> brave and courageous, isn't she? so you sort of admire her. but you know, i think i was a bit worried in the sense that you know, you are traveling across the atlantic. >> it was at the end of that trip summarized in grenada, that she met ryan bain. >> i guess you don't really think about dating on the

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. garrett. dodi was accused of an april 5th attack in the city's marina district. that x fire commissioner don carman yanni kron four's grant lotus is here in the studio with us now to help us understand what happened in this case. grant ken vicki, since this attack happened back in the spring, garrett od's defense has argued that. >> this was not a senseless attack but self the fence from dodi and today the jury agreed with that argument. you can see from the video here this april 5th altercation between dodi who is a 25 year-old unhoused man and carmen yanni. the 53 year-old former fire commissioner. we'll coming out of there in the black and here he is at a ballgame. dodi used a metal rod in hit carmen it cutting his face open, breaking his jaw, but apparently that doesn't tell the whole story. the san francisco public defender's office provided evidence and testimony that revealed carmen first went after dodi with bear spray and allegedly threatened to stab dodi if he didn't move his belongi

>> well, vicki student safety is truly number one. and that's number one for everyone, not only the board of education, but for parents and teachers course the students as well. the meeting starting right now, i'm sure it will kick off in just moments and it's going to be a packed meeting. i mean, i saw a lot of people in attendance tonight. of course, some and i would say actually most on edge tonight after the latest incident happening today, another student being arrested for bringing a knife on campus. this happened today herbert slater middle school. so yeah, you can imagine parents, they want answers and they want to make sure that their kids are safe when they drop them off in the morning. so there's a line outside the door and this after the board assigned 5 police officers to patrol high schools. officers also doing check ins at middle schools. this will be the case for at least the next 2 weeks. this was at the request of the superintendent and after several troubling incidents of violence flaring up between students this ye

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. joseph emerson has been released from custody in oregon. >> where he pleaded not guilty to reduced charges of reckless endangerment. kron four's gayle ong live for us in pleasant hill where anderson lives with the latest scale. >> ken and vicki quiet here at pleasant hill outside the home of that former pilot. now at last check, he was really supposed to be released this afternoon, but he cannot fly due to one of his release conditions. so his wife has agreed to drive back home from oregon. >> i'm i'm so happy. my boys. are you so happy to have their dad told the wife of former alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson fighting back tears while speaking to reporters in portland, oregon thursday her husband was released on a $50,000 bond after pleading not guilty to 83 counts of reckless endangerment for trying to take down a plane while high on magic mushrooms. the incident happened in october mid air on a flight heading back to the bay area. emerson is accused of trying to cut the engines

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. it was this month 2 years ago that we saw those videos of smash-and-grabs targeting stores in union square and saint saint. >> police have been increasing their presence there. rob nesbitt joins us now live in the city with more on the progress that's been made. rob. ken and vicki, the police chief says the number one reason criminals are stopped in their tracks is because the blitz operations officers waiting for criminals as stores that often get targeted. just yesterday, a 14 year-old girl was arrested accused of stealing more than $30,000 in goods from local e% stores. >> it's been 2 years since his brazen smash-and-grab at san francisco's union square. multiple people ransacked the louis store. the video going viral and turning crimes in san francisco international headlines that that's decreased in 2022. and according to san francisco police chief bill scott, the numbers are even more promising this year. he says retail thefts in car break-ins decreased more than 75% during than

good evening, vicki. critics of the arrests are referencing other data release indicating but 70 752 people died of a drug related overdose in san francisco this year. that is a record for the city assistant chief attorney at the san francisco public defender's office. angela chan also reference the number of people who actually received treatment for drug addiction saying only 12 people out of hundreds of arrests for drug use accepted treatment. she says the city needs to shift from arresting to offering realistic treatment options for people suffering from addiction. >> something where you can just walk in and say that, you know what, i've been struggling with this and i'm i'm ready for treatment and it's, you know, have that wait for a bird on the job for a lot of hoops to get that treatment. >> chances so examples of the barriers people have to jump through to stop. drug use is having to use online issues. things like paperwork long wait times financial struggles as well as language barriers. meanwhil

vicki. ken, back to you. all right, grant, thank you. a woman accused of killing her 5 year-old daughter in a crash while driving under the influence. >> made her first court appearance today. kron four's rob nesbitt was in the martinez courtroom and tells us what happened during today's arraignment. 3 rows of seats were filled with tequila dominic's friends and family in the courtroom today. they became extremely emotional when the judge made a decision on her bail. it was a quick court appearance for shaquille a dominic thursday who was barely visible to the courtroom glass. her attorney with the contra costa county public defender's office requested a reduction in bail. >> dominic's lawyer denied a request to be interviewed. but for god to from the contra costa county district attorney's office, explain the result of the request from what it set up now, which is $400,000. >> to $100,000. and the judge denied >> the 32 year-old is charged in connection to this crash that happened around midnight sunday. dominic's 5 year-old daughter wa

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis.ading out of town for the holiday weekend at. >> travel experts say that whether you travel by air or you hit the you will have plenty of company. in fact, could be one of the busiest travel weekends ever. we have holiday air travel covered free tonight from san jose international airport sfo and to oakland. officials are reminding people to make sure to check their flights arrive. at least 2 hours early. and as we get a live look right now from san jose mineta airport looks pretty calm out there right now, but it is expected to be busy all weekend long. in fact, the rush started this morning not only with people flying out of the bay area, but also with those flying in. our photo journalists, rudy garcia, he caught up this. a young woman here, danny, waiting to surprise her boyfriend and his brother, the wenzel brothers has written on her signed where we're flying back home after visiting their mom in idaho. danny says that she hoped to scare them and apparently it worked. i thought s

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne. the shooting happened along the embarcadero at jack london square early this morning. officers say they were responding to a burglary in progress. and then one of the officers was ambushed tonight. police are identifying their fallen comrade as 36 year-old lay officers remembering him as a dedicated public servant and loving husband. elaine was born in vietnam, immigrated here to the u.s. and served as part of the oakland police force for the last 4 years through the information that we know we can roll. some video from the scene from earlier. oakland police interim chief telling us around 1 o'clock this plainclothes officers along uniform officers responded to hear to dispensary for a burglary in progress when they responded around. 1 o'clock today, work responded with paperwork. also, i took care of the scene and whatever was needed at that time. now, a few hours later around 04:30am, in the a call came in again from here at the scene of another burglary in progress. and that is whe

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. this is all happening in the sherman oaks, neighborhood of pleasant hill. the shooting happened last night. >> and in the hours after police were going to stand up for the man inside the house, police told kron for the suspect was allowed to stay in his home overnight because they say they don't believe he's a threat to the public. he wasn't arrested, wasn't taken into custody after that shooting. yeah, this really not adding up by something clearly has changed. our man to harry joins us now live tonight again like you said, they don't believe he's any threat to the public. but police just tweeted out around 5.30, that they are heading back to that area and that they are going to be having a shelter in place. so everyone in that area stay in your homes and avoid the area. if you need possibly drive by there. this is what the scene looked like last night. dozens of law enforcement officials from multiple departments try to get this man out of his home. pleasant hill. police say it star

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grant and vicki. all right. thank you, catherine. quite a show last night as we take a live look outside this evening. >> and you can see boy, it's dark so that's the bay bridge. i believe the funeral i talked our studios here, 40 sailor. i think that iris might be just a little bit off. i've got a different look outside right now. it's a little bit brighter out there. >> toward the golden gate bridge, but the sun setting out there and the clouds begin to thicken up outside as we have yet another very, very weak system trying to make its way in the bay area. and yes, there are, again, a chance of some sprinkles outside as we head through the night tonight. in fact, you'll see it right here. some of that energy begin to roll in over the top. that ridge of high pressure, 7 northwest. they're getting the brunt of all these storms were kind of catching the southern half of the trailing edge. and there's just not much energy by the time it gets here. so you can see on the doppler radar right now. we do have a couple of scattered pop up sh

they held a funeral for vicky chavez laugh straw. she's being remembered as a remargeable party. >> she always loved to dance. she was always dancing, having fun, making life a pleasure, not only for herself but everybody she moved. >> vicky died on november 11th ar his older sister medina needs that. >>> this has been and the fed says not so fast. fed chair spoke at spellman college in atlanta. he said, quote, we are willing to tighten the economy if we need to. all three major indexes finished in the green. the dow saw the biggest point game. the it has another new high for 2023. in fact, the s&p hadn't been this high since 2022. >>> 35 years ald what's marked the first 3 and a half decades. also, super hero supported at lucille packard children. >> i'm cefhi >>> a moment of somber reflection. among those who gathered at the memorial grove to mark the moment, olympic athlete greg lieu gain nis. >> i knew he was was here because i had been here before. >> i'm still emotional about this. very much. >> reporter: she came to the nation

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the incident led to a commuter nightmare for thousands of bart riders. >> who then had to scramble to find a different way home. quite a mess. it was. it now turns out the man was a bart passenger aboard a san francisco bound train. >> and they say he pulled the emergency door release exited the train while it was. under the bay kron four's. dave curren joins us in studio with the latest. dan, this is unbelievable. it is. you know, up to now, most of us thought that ended the 2 from the platform in a market or a station least. that was everybody's guest. now we find out just the opposite. he was on that train headed to san francisco through the tube and then decided to exit while it was under the bay. this was the scene at the embarcadero bart station during wednesday afternoon's commute, people piled deep waiting for trains to run again. bart shut down the transbay tube about 4.40, after this man was seen inside the tube. and now we're learning how we got there aboard a train headed

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. new data shows. >> during the last 3 months, car break-ins have been cut in half compared to the same period last year. conference kerman live for us in the newsroom to explain what's going on. it's a good thing, right? it is a good thing. the drop again about the same time san francisco police launched a new program. >> focusing on auto break-ins and that coupled with increased prosecution seems to be working so far. still numbers are going to pay for all of those who are still suffering with broken glass. video shot monday on hay street and along ivy shows car break ins continue to be a problem in san francisco. >> this security video shows a group of people working their way from car to car about 05:00am in hayes valley at daylight. the results are disturbing. not just for vehicle owners, but those that live in the neighborhood from field, the great and then think they believe happened. then. >> it makes you going want. and yet amid the broken glass, some positive news. new data sh

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thank you, vicki grant. here's what we're working on for 6 o'clock. >> the murder trial for the man accused of killing a tech executive. >> could be moving to another courthouse. we're going to tell you about what happened inside a san francisco courtroom this some dust up over some plus part is finally releasing more details. but yesterday's incident that stopped trains for more than an hour during rush hour. how they say a man got inside the transbay too. and an urgent warning from health officials warning from health officials in all bay area counties abou travel. there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, adults can have long lasting, clearer sk

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. most people's christmas decorations are still up, but they might come down earlier than expected. if the weather has anything to say about it. >> kron sarah stinson live for us tonight in alameda from tod time prepping for that rainy weather. jeff thomas is preparing his home before 2 storm systems hit the bay area starting wednesday morning. getting ready for several days, weather potentially. but yeah, just try to get ahead of thomas has lived on christmas tree lane and alameda for 5 years where every home is decked out in decorations. he says many work to secure everything on their front lawns in preparation for inclement weather or might be more worried about winds. >> we have these christmas trees we put i think only once of as anything blown over. so we try to lock everything down. brixham stakes the hole. so far the weather has been nice enough for hundreds of people to come visit this iconic alameda street, probably the nicest christmas we've had in a few years. everything was

thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6 and vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus a string of violent incidents at santa rosa schools this year has prompted the city to deploy police officers at times to campuses.

vicki, back to all right, grant, thank you. shortly before that shooting in las vegas, lawmakers on capitol hill. >> try to take action on gun control. senate majority leader chuck schumer tried to pass a ban on assault weapons. however, it was blocked by senate republicans. we can help save lives, get these weapons off our streets and prevent future tragedies. the calls come as lawmakers were joined by gun violence survivors and families of victims marking almost 11 years since. >> the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >> i've actually that breaking news at the top of our there's some police activity. happening in pleasant hill in the east bay of police are advising residents in the neighborhood stay home. that neighborhood is a cleopatra avenue just off monument boulevard that's across from the crossroads shopping center. police also blocking traffic from going in and out of that area. kron four's amanda hari is there live and she has the latest on what's happening. amanda? >> yeah, right now the street here is completel

good to see you, vicki.th explaining to viewers joining us what the implication of the nights votes were in the dangers for rishi sunak. i nights votes were in the dangers for rishi sunak— rishi sunak. i think the dangers were huge _ rishi sunak. i think the dangers were huge because _ rishi sunak. i think the dangers were huge because he's - rishi sunak. i think the dangers were huge because he's got - rishi sunak. i think the dangers were huge because he's got sol rishi sunak. i think the dangers - were huge because he's got so much effort, money, capital into this very essential piece of policy. the idea that that could at this stage have been voted down would've been very undermined into his authority. he is thought it through with the majority of 1m. i think the threat is still there from some of those mps. they still want to see changes further down the line thatjeopardy still does exist for the batches of the house of commons, then it has to get through to the house of lords. still a lot of unhappines

let's go back to vicki young. live now to our deputy political editor , vicky young. he gets in the results. ~ ., ., ., ., ., results. we had one of vote on it note -- labour— results. we had one of vote on it note -- labour amendment - results. we had one of vote on it - note -- labour amendment opposing note —— labour amendment opposing the entire bill and that was a healthy government majority of 68, and i don't think anyone was expected it to be the same for this next vote which is on the substantial and second reading of the bill as a whole. we would have to see how those numbers pan out. we know a chunk of tory mps says they can't support it and with us abstain, and it depends how many of them there are, whether the number numbers stack up for the government. who knows question mark i saw one cabinet minister earlier today and there concern was the abstentions and they were worried that the prime minister and ministers had done a good job of putting —— persuading mps not to vote against it but abstain, but is if there is a sizeable amount of the net abstain, 58,

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vicki young, bbc news.ight, has been arrested in connection with the unsolved murder of vicky hall in suffolk in 1999. the 17—year—old went missing after a night out with a friend in felixstowe and was found in a ditch five days later. wright, who's 65, is currently serving life for the murder of five women in ipswich in the early 20005. kent police say a 49—year—old man has been arrested after a seven—year—old boy was killed in a crash involving two vehicles in folkestone yesterday. william brown was hit as he tried to collect his football, according to his father. a driver of one of the vehicles left the scene. police are appealing for motorists in the area to come forward with dashcam footage. a coroner has concluded that an ofsted school inspection "likely contributed" to the death of its headteacher ruth perry. mrs perry took her own life after a report from the inspectors downgraded caversham primary school in reading from its highest rating to its lowest following concerns over safeguarding. staff at

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vicki young is standing by.ilp who joins me now. that's a slight problem, of course you have won tonight but you heard what your colleagues had to say, some of them are still very concerned and they will try and make changes further down the line. let’s changes further down the line. let's start with tonight _ changes further down the line. let's start with tonight 's _ changes further down the line. let�*s start with tonight 's vote. the start with tonight �*s vote. the media have been frenetic with excitement that we might lose this but the government won with a fairly comfortable 44 vote majority so that is good news. in terms of the bill's passage, of course it will go through its committee stage, its report stage and like with any bill, the government ministers will be talking to members of parliament to see if there are ways of tightening this even further, to improve the drafting to make sure there are no loopholes at all to make sure the courts can't unpick this and if there are constructive, good ideas

detective superintendent vicki tunstall detective superintendent vicki tu nstall says come detectived we will do everything we can for this despicable crime tojustice. nickjohnson, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has ordered the state oil company to issue extraction licences in the oil—rich region of essequibo. he's proposed incorporating it into venezuela. but neighbouring guyana says it will ask the un security council to intervene. the uk government has signed a new treaty with rwanda to overcome concerns that blocked the original asylum scheme in the supreme court. it comes after the home secretary, james cleverly, vowed to tighten up laws on legal migration and insisted that rwanda had made "a clear and unambiguous commitment to the safety of people who come here". members of the screen actors guild in the united states have formally ended their long strike that widely crippled the tv and movie industry. they've backed their union's deal on better pay and conditions that were agreed with major studios last month. the y

thanks very much, vicki young.ups criticised the move, saying couples can be punished for falling in love. the government could face legal actions. we can go live to caroline coombs. it's a not—for—profit organisation that supports families affected by the uk spouse visa rules. am i right in saying is your organisation driving this legal action? yes, it is. we represent _ driving this legal action? yes, it is. we represent thousands - driving this legal action? yes, it is. we represent thousands of l is. we represent thousands of families caught in a position nobody thought they would ever be put in. the shock announcement on the 4th of december has thrown so many people into absolute chaos, panic, worry, anxiety, and there are no details. there's an announcement, but no details. families that are here are suddenly thrown into fear about what that means for them. there's been a little bit of what feels like rollback on that with statements, but there's nothing concrete as yet in terms of confirmation in written for

vicki young, bbc news. the poet and writer benjamin zephaniah has died at the age of 65.rain tumour eight weeks ago. our media correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. i used to think nurses were women. i used to think police were men. i used to think poets were boring, until i became one of them. this is benjamin zephaniah. benjamin zephaniah... i love me mudder and me mudder love me. we come so far from over de sea. he rose to fame in the �*80s. his dub poetry rooted in the rhythms, language and street politics of his home, handsworth, in birmingham. his words were political, musical, radical. he turned down an obe, saying they'd obviously not read his words about empire. when he began, he could barely read. by the end, he had 16 honorary doctorates. and for one friend and fellow poet, his passing, a terrible loss. he was incredibly friendly, approachable, kind on a personal basis. he could talk to us about things that matter and the things that mattered to him, which is the oppression that he himself experienced but he sees and saw around him in the world an

well at just black people or how did they had, uh, vicky pollard,ell they had, uh, vicky pollard, they if they had, they had, uh, well, if you want to compare yourself to vicky pollard, be my guest is probably closest we're going probably the closest we're going to made fun of to get. they they made fun of white people. they made fun of disabled class blokes you. >> middle class blokes like you. i mean, how are they making fun of, you know, they they were made of out of and working made fun of out of and working class people as much as class people just as much as dodi bucha and, uh, vicky pollard, but i'll take it. but they weren't. you were laughing at a gay person a black at a gay person or a black person or a trans person. but benjamin, where does it end? >> does it end? are you >> where does it end? are you wanting it ends at wanting to say it ends at cancelling the show? single comedy life, creativity comedy of any life, creativity and because can't and humour. because you can't ring fence from a fence ring fence everyone from a fence and has right not to and no one has the right

. >> i'm vicky nguyen. kate snow is off. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, december 20th, 2023. >>> ballot bombshell, colorado's top court bars former president donald trump from taking part in the state's presidential primary. how they reached that decision and why the legal fight is far from over. >>> hopes for a cease-fire. new signs that israel and hamas are open to pauses in fighting in exchange for the release of more hostages. why top u.s. officials say there could be a serious roadblock. >>> about face. rite aid told to pull the plug on facial recognition. how they're pushing back. >>> plus, bill of health. time is running out to use your flexible spending account this year, how to get the most out of your money and leave nothing to waste. >> all right, we'll start this hour with that explosive ruling out of colorado. >> that's right the state's supreme court ruled tuesday that former president trump is banned from holding office again, they ordered his name removed from the 2024 primary ballot

vicky. drop than was expected wasn't it. >> absolutely . i was listening >> absolutely. i was listening to uh various forecast before and they thought maybe 4.4. that would not have been bad because it would have been still a decline from the 4.6 he was the previous month, but 3.9, it is quite a surprise. but of course, anyone who's been driving around london will london or elsewhere will have noficed london or elsewhere will have noticed that prices of the pumps have down, have been coming down, and that's a major reason why that's been a major reason why inflation much lower now inflation is so much lower now than it was. uh, just a few months ago. so, so external factors have played their role, but also food prices internationally have been coming down for months now . in fact, down for months now. in fact, for a year, month after for over a year, month after month after month. and we just finally beginning to see some of that in the shops as well. >> vicky, why does it take so long for th

vicki liviakis goes on a walk in the dark with a group that's been bringing light to people living ontreets of san francisco. sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >> derrick ran for we've brought you countless stories about the harsh reality on the streets of san francisco, including the drug use in the homelessness kron four's vicki liviakis took a stroll with the night minister on those same streets, retracing the steps kron 4 took almost 60 years ago to see if anything's changed. >> these are the streets of san francisco. some might prefer to avoid in the dead of night. >> for a lot of people, nighttime is a scary time. it's when the demons come out. it's when loneliness sets and isolation sets in

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vicky nguyen, nbc news, league city, texas. >>> and we will take a short break. up next, inside the urgent holiday mission for those who keep our skies safe will santa arrive on time >>> finally tonight, santa claus is putting the final touches on his flight plan for sunday night and once again, he'll be counting on members of the u.s. and canadian militaries to make sure he has a clear path as he departs the north pole the remote arctic is north america's front door, and guarding the sprawling expanse from adversaries is the job of the north american aerospace defense command, or norad. but not every object on norad's radar is an intruder, especially when santa takes flight on christmas eve. i spoke to lieutenant general blaze frolly to learn more about the critical mission of tracking santa. i know your main job is to protect the north american airspace against intruding aircraft or bad guys so how do you use that technology to track santa? >> our main job at norad is to defend north america with the binational command, the u.s. and canada collectively we use o

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. we're learning new information tonight. >> about a deadly stabbing at a home in pacifica. police say that the man wanted in connection with the crime killed himself in mendocino county this afternoon. we're also learning from authorities that the man identified as jason guillen water was a paramedic with the coma. fire department kron four's. dan thorn joins us live from pacifica tonight near the home where those stabbings took place than yeah, i can. police on just clearing the scene here within the last half hour on naomi avenue. investigators telling us that jason guillen water. >> stabbed a man and a woman here at a home this morning before taking his own life in mendocino county. >> the delmar neighborhood of rattled by a double stabbing. police say 46 year-old jason guillen water killed a man and injured a woman at a home on naomi avenue thursday morning and then drove off. investigators first respond to the scene after reports of a domestic violence incident. the stabbings in t

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i just don't feel safe out and about. >> reporter: ask for gina and vicki, they will always love san francisco and they hope they can return to the city it once was. >> we know there could be better social programs and we know we can be doing more. >> we did reach out to the hotel for their take on the issues, they say while external challenges do exist, they say the immediate surroundings remain pristine. we are not trying to pick on the hotel, it is a very nice hotel, but it is one of those extreme contrasts in the city where you have luxury, then you walk outside and you have to go face-to-face with what is happening in san francisco. it is a tough contrast. >> and i was so proud of the city during apec, and you wanted to just stay that way. it's not bad at all. but there's definitely stories like this that tell a story that we don't want to show all the time. >> i think all of us that live in san francisco, we defend the city because we love this city but we do have our problems. union square is all cleaned up right now, but if you are on the outside of the drug crisis the tender

ken and vicki. >> thank you, catherine. fascinating times. we live now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at sfo. yeah. and the tarmac there looking pretty slick tonight. yeah. looks very luckily there mostly in the air. so should be much of a problem. crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow a look at what's going on out there, lawrence. gusty winds out there to go along with that rain today that causing some issues, especially sfo, numerous. >> the laser will take a look at that a little bit later on the show. but we have seen a lot of rain falling in parts of the bay area. at least some parts not so much as just really kind of entering in the south bay. now and parts of the east bay. still cloudy skies out there. it's wet all around the bay area as we speak continue. see that rainfall moving through slow-moving system moving on by bringing some thunderstorms in the central valley and rain in the bay area with the main focus for the heavy rain really toward the north bay. and you can see now things begin to shift further south