wang: yeah, yeah.obert: i'll tell you, we have a little bit of "the nutcracker" to show with featuring you, so let's take a look at it, and then we'll talk about it after. wang: okay, sounds good. ♪ ♪ ♪ robert: it must be quite a thrill just to see yourself doing it and doing it, huh? wang: yeah. actually, i don't see the tape that often. i more just, you know, when i see myself more into the professional, you know, technical, you know, when i see myself, it's just like, "oh, there's more things to improve." but like, see the whole production, see, actually see myself in this magical show, it just--i'm so excited. robert: yeah, so we're going to be showing some images of that as well, not just you, but for you to be able to be in it and everything like that. one of the things we want to make sure that people understand too, is that the show is set in san francisco, like in 1915. there's a lot of bay area references. and so, for people to go see it, it isn't just a ballet, it's a ballet show, a whole pr

miss wang? >> victoria wang, deputy city attorney. the amendment would be an amendment to parallel the amendments to the health code section 3322 in item 8, and the purpose would be to create a land use approval for a temporary cannabis adult sales, so the first part of the amendment would be to amend section 102 of the planning code to add a new use category -- land use category, which would be called temporary cannabis sales, and that would be defined as a temporary use, but sells or otherwise provides cannabis or cannabis related probable causes for adult use, and that may also include the sale of cannabis for medicinal use. any authorization for a temporary cannabis sales use shall expire on january 1st, 2019 pursuant to section 205.2, which will also be amended, so the second part of this amendment would be an amendment to section -- sorry, the creation of a new section, 191, in the planning code, which would authorize grandfathered mcd's to become temporary cannabis sales uses on january 1st, 2019. so a grandfathered mcd, as def

i actually have a question for miss wang -- is it miss wang? you mentioned school and child care centers? is it how the federal government sort of interprets...you mentioned schools, child care centers, or preschools or something, and youth centers. >> victoria young, deputy city attorney. your question is how does the federal government interpret that? well, i can't speak to the federal government with regard to the state law, which is the law that includes the 600 foot buffer zone, is that what you're referring to, where it says 600 feet from school, daycare center or youth center. >>supervisor yee: or in this case, it's federal law, i guess it's 1,000 feet. >> oh, i see. >>supervisor yee: but does it include child care centers in which supervisor tang is making a motion to include? >> that's federal law. i don't know off the top of my head. >>supervisor yee: i thought you just said something. you mentioned chiel care, that's why. >> oh, i was talking about child care centers in the state law context, and child care centers are defined under

growers association, it weighed in at 5.23 poundsso heavy, in fact, that wang submitted her find to world records according to guinness' website, the current heaviest avocado on record weighed 4.8 pounds wang is now waiting to hear if her fantastic fruit find will claim the new top spot (steve) a seriously injured dog spent months at the east bay s-p-c-a.(catherine) tonight...animal officials say the puppy... is back home with its family. at the s-p-c-a center in oakland... sick and injured animals are cared for until they are healthy enough to leave. most animals stay just a few weeks...however a dog named carrie had injuries so serious... her stay was seven months. authorities say carrie was hit by a car... and nearly died. jane kissler and her husband had been looking for a dog that would be compatible with their great dane. and they weren't deterred by carrie's medical history. carrie is home tonight with her very own mommy and daddy...and a canine companion too. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes is here with what we are working on for kron 4 news at

and i )m janelle wang in for raj mathai. winter is officially here and it feels like it tonight as . >>> good evening and thanks for joining us i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm janel wang, sitting in for raj mathai. temperatures are dropping in the bay area fast. plenty of 30s, but a few areas dip into the 30's. >> jeff ranieri joins us with more where is it the coldest? >>> parts of the north and east bay, with freeze warnings into 7:00 tomorrow morning. the spots closest to the 20s right now would be right here in napa at 32 degrees, walnut creek, 32. stanford 34. we get a closer look at the areas we could see numbers in the 20s tomorrow morning. the number one location of this happening would be in the north bay. number two location of this potentially happening would be in contra costa, alameda counties. and the third location is down in the south bay, from morgan hill through gilroy. we'll track more of exactly what you'll wake up to in your micro climate details at 11:19 tonight. >> you can track the freezing temperatures i

fen li and husband zhi fang wang understand this, i think.typical, low-cost, working-class stall of the dai pai dong street variety has in fact blown up, along with the rest of the economy. rich kids and tv guys like me want to eat here, and they do. how do you make a bowl of perfect happiness? cook noodles in boiling water, liberally flavored with chilies and lard. immerse your cooked noodles in a soy-inflicted bath of deeply sinister, deeply pleasurable pork stock. little bit of baby bok choy, heat for a few seconds, simmering, simmering, then garnish with a bit of slowly cooked, heavily reduced, almost candied pork. then suck those noodles loudly and enjoy. ♪ ♪ where are we going? who will drive us there? what will it be like when we get there? i think it will look like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: pity the salary man. tokyo's willing cog in an enormous machine requiring long hours, low pay, total dedication. and sometimes, what's called karoshi, death by overwork. here in a society of tight spaces and many expectations, the pressure's on. to k

wang adds a mysterious white powder to flour he says he has no idea what it's made of but it's a fraction of the cost of eggs and gives the dough its needed consistency coming out of pocket to me under shot there's no need to spend hours working the dough in just a few minutes it's ready to be cut into noodles. for the one times master wu uses real pork meat for the filling. but wong says many restaurants these days use an artificial filler it's basically another powder but when water is added the transformation to meet begins again we have no idea what it's made or come come almost. sure are a match. on lombok on the sound. wang says the use of colored additives beyond the legal limits set by the government is a common practice well they are now some of them thanks to a range of unknown substances we see what started out as powder take on the smell taste and texture of real meat. was what i know or draw the sorrow. one begins to cook the one tons a new tools what took master wu hours is ready in just a few minutes. on the. floor show me where you know me a little hollow while the thought

i )m janelle wang. and i )m terry mcsweeney. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. raj mathai and jessica sweeney have the night off. we start with breaking news. minutes ago the bay area got a jolt. the usgs says a 3.8 magnitude earthquake struck at epicenter five miles east-northeast of alum rock near san jose. our nbc bay area seismograph picked up the quake. you see it right there. a jolt, not a big one, a jolt, very brief. san francisco, san anselmo. we felt it here in the nbc bay area newsroom. it was quick, very noticeable shaking for a couple of seconds, and then it was gone. it wasn't the first quake of the night. 3.1 earthquake hit east of morgan hill about 7:00 tonight. no reports of injuries or damages from earthquake. a few moments ago sam liccardo tweeted about the earthquake saying after two quakes today, ready your home kit and be prepared. >> good advice. >>> now to a developing story out of southern california. an eight-hour flight from l.a.x. to l.a.x. yes, an all nippon airlines flight to tokyo was ne

up next, bloomberg editor in chief john mickelthwait talks with wang jianlin in davos.er in, more conversations with ceos. years, i feel 3 financial risk is risky at this time. rishaad: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: you are watching a special edition of "bloomberg best," highlighting conversations from the year 2017 on asian business and finance. i'm rishaad salamat. let's flash back to january, at the world economic forum in davos. china's president xi jingping defending globalization in the opening session, while in washington, u.s. president-elect then donald trump was promising to implement protectionist trade measures. it is against this unique background that john mickelthwait spoke on stage with one of china's most influential business leaders, wang jianlin. john: congress is looking at the issue of chinese investment in hollywood. how do you look at that? to you think this is just protectionism, or do you think there is -- do you understand something about what the americans are saying? >> [speaking mandarin] this is certainly part of protectionism. so far the

provisions that counsel with corre can correct me as to the temporary use notification. >> victoria wang, deputy city attorney. that's correct. the amendments before you do not contain a notification provision for the temporary land use authorization. >>supervisor peskin: but would for going to permanent. >> still -- excuse me? >>supervisor peskin: i was just adding for my colleague that those notification requirements would, upon application for a permit conversion, trigger public notice. >> correct. >>supervisor peskin: okay. >>president breed: okay. anyone else on the amendments? is everyone ready to vote? supervisor kim. >>supervisor kim: i'm so sorry. i asked about the current number of operators, 46, but i forgot to ask about the pipeline. so if you have land use authorization and you're in the pipeline today, you can convert to adult use? or is it everyone in the pipeline can convert temporarily -- i'm sorry, are eligible for the 120-day expansion to adult use? >> under the amendment that the board adopted at its last meeting, this temporary expansion of your mcd permit is only av

. >> reporter: meanwhile, at city hall, die on in a wang -- diana wang and her 3-year-old daughter bring flowers for the late mayor ed lee. >> i think it says something to have the first asian- american mayor of the city and i think that's something i wanted to bring her out to just show her just how we pay respects in the city. >> reporter: london breed is breaking barriers of her own being the black woman to serve as mayor of san francisco. while it's not an easy job she spent her career in public service. couple that with her love affair with the city and she is ready to go. >> i never forget where i came from and i always will use those experiences to make good decisions on behalf of the city. so i don't know if that necessarily makes me uniquely qualified. but i do feel strongly that i'm qualified and i'm prepared to do this job. >> reporter: tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, protests in oakland over plans to cut $9 million from public schools. at 6:30, the message from demonstrators at the meeting now under way. >> we are tracking tomorrow's forecast. the thursday fore

kristie wang. are you here? good afternoon. how you doing? >> i'm kristie wang, spur community planning property director, focused on good planning and good government. you are probably familiar with our work on sustainability and resilience, but i'm working on housing. i'm here to support your government's work to make this site available for mixed-income housing and other uses like public open space. our city, region, state are all experiencing a housing short am and affordability crisis that's impacting people of all walks of life in our communities and impacting quality of life. we have a thriving economy that is attracting employers and employees and we don't have enough housing units to go around, which is resulting in higher home prices, rents, and presenting barriers to many people that want to be here or are here and can't afford to stay here. so this site, if it's no longer needed for water storage, is a key site for housing. it's located close to bart, close to muni and other desirable amenities. it can present new opportunities to

let's go straight to janelle wang following it for us. >> this special election is in alabama but the nation is watching as it gives republicans even more or less leverage in the u.s. senate. the polls closed in the past hour. with 5% of the votes in presingts reporting roy moore has 50% of the vote, just a tiny lead above doug jones with 49%. pu it's way too early to call this race. both candidates holding viewing parties as campaign headquarters. these are live pictures from montgomery alabama. a large crowd gathered for moore. let's dip in in bhamg alabama where we find the viewing party for doug jones. the crowd gathered in front hoping for a republican upset. hoping for the republicans to lose ton. both candidates cast ballots. moore rode in on a horse to cast his. he has been swallowed in a wave of controversy in recent weeks pl allegations of sexual misconduct with underage teenage girls from decades ago when he was in his 30s. democrat doug jones faces the uphill battle. alabama has been red for decades. voters say they are sick of the spotlight and the allegations. >> it make

approval, how would that impact those that are about maybe about to be mcd authorized zm victoria wang deputy city attorney, so in the absence of any particular grandfathering language, the permit would be decided based on the law in effect at the time that the permit is issued, so if this amendment were in effect at the time that the final permit were -- one second, excuse me. >> okay. we do already have a current version in the ordinance, and that is at section 190 b, and so pursuant to that provision, a grandfathered mcd that was converting, this is actually converting to retail use permanently, would not be subject to locational restrictions, and temporary uses, as well -- i mean, as far as we're talking about if there is an amendment for a temporary conversion, that would be a separate issue. >>supervisor safai: just through the chair, point of clarification. i guess what i'm trying to get at is based on my amendment, there were about four or five that were almost permitted or given their permits as mcd operators, and my question is would this buffer -- would that apply to them? >

. >> i'm janel wang. one man is dead and the suspects are on the run at this hour. heavy police presence at the crime scene on van winkle lane. sergio quintana arrived on the scene shortly after the shooting. he joins us live. >> reporter: you can see that the san jose police crime scene van just arrived here very shortly. this is still a pretty fresh investigation. in fact, detectives are just a couple hours into their investigation and there's not a lot of details available yet. here's what we know. according to police, they were called out to an area of van n van winkle lane, the victim was he suffered oneib gun shot woun and was pronounced dead quickly after police found him. we watched the police search for bullet casings on the sidewalks. according to the calls over the radios, there may have been looking for, we talked with one witness who didn't want us to show her face, she was worried about a family member walking in the neighborhood. >> we were eating and then we saw these cops just driving through here and so we all came outside and then we were trying t

good friday evening thanks for joining us i'm janelle wang. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. raj mathai and jessica aguirre are off tonight. as final preparations are made for andrew camilleri's service tomorrow, his mother had a post on facebook. >> cheryl hurd is live with the details. >> reporter: a memorial is under way tomorrow, tributes are coming in from people close to him, especially his mother. the remembrances are pours in on the social media media page. the one that stands out the most is written by andrew camilleri's mother. she calls him her hero, an awesome son, husband, father, uncle, cousin and friend to many. chp officer john francis spoke to us by phone. >> members of the public, the media, everyone is more than welcome to attend. >> they're expecting a large turnout for the memorial tomorrow because he said this tragedy is something almost everyone can identify with. >> we know out every day knowing there's potential we won't come home, but at the same time we all want to go home. >> reporter: officer camilleri was killed by a suspected drunk driver who wa

let's go straight to janelle wang following it for us. >> this special election is in alabama but the nation is watching as it gives republicans even more or less leverage in the u.s. senate. the polls closed in the past hour. with 5% of the votes in presingts reporting roy moore has 50% of the vote, just a tiny lead above doug jones with 49%. pu it's way too early to call this race. both candidates holding viewing parties as campaign headquarters. these are live pictures from montgomery alabama. a large crowd gathered for moore. let's dip in in bhamg alabama where we find the viewing party for doug jones. the crowd gathered in front hoping for a republican upset. hoping for the republicans to lose ton. both candidates cast ballots. moore rode in on

janelle wang. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. raj and jessica have the night off. the clock is ticking and about to run out of time. you only have two more days before the federal law kicks if. scott budman live in san jose with a last minute tax tip that a lot of people are rushing to take advantage of. >> they are. and here is the tip. pay your entire property tax bill if you can by the end of the year, that way you can still take advantage of the tax deduction. people lined up all day long not to return gifts or get in on the post-holiday sales. they're lining up in and rolling in to pay taxes. >> it's about $80 oh. base what had i figured it out to be. >> not a bad saving. >> no it's great. >> trying opt myself my tax savings. >> coming to the santa clara county government building to pay the second install. of the 2017 property taxes while still get a deduction before the gop tax bill kicks in. >> you can deduct it if you pay it this year. if you pay it next year it's not ductable. >> that's

. >> i'm janelle wang raj mathai and jessica aguirre have the night off. >>> one of the deadliest fires in new york city. 11 people are dead, including a 1-year-old baby and several other children. the fire broke out on the first floor of the apartment building in the bronx just before 7:00 p.m. local time. the fire department responded within three minutes but the fire had spread quickly. >> reporter: tonight here in the bronx families have been torn apart. this is the worst fire tragedy we have seen in this city in at least a quarter century. >> fire officials say three of the dead were members of the same family. more than a dozen people were hurt, including four critically. the apartment building has 25 units and crews are going through it carefully right now looking for clues and any other possibly victims. and at this time the cause of this fire is unknown. our twitter page is a great resource for updates during breaking news. we've been tweeting updates about this fire in new york city since it broke out. follow us. >>> now to a developing story. an unusual drug smuggling ring bu

the san francisco ballet performance is coming up, and joining us is soloist and bay area dancer wang. then we talk about the spirit of giving through the family giving tree, which has fulfilled the gift wishes of more than 1 million children in the bay area. next, we will have a community calendar of some important community events, and wrap it up with our old friends from the parangal dance company, who will do a live performance, bringing its popular form of filipino music and holiday

. >> and i'm janelle wang.ally you may have questions. we have answers. our business and tech reporter says expect tight security. prepare to pay cash. >> reporter: we have the hair nets on to keep this as clean as a silicon valley clean room and the product here worth almost as much. when i say product, i mean 250 pounds of weed in one room. multiply that by 13 and you have the makings of big day on monday with as you can imagine lots of added security. >> this is the cannabis facility. >> and they expect a big new year's day. >> we anticipate seeing a lot of people. and we're -- we're ready for it. >> caliva ready to sell the recreational marijuana from $10 to hundreds of dollars from passion to bliss. the variety is wide. and the staff is ready to educate new buyers. >> and the stigma associated with cannabis we think is kept large portion of the population

thanks for joining us i'm janel wang. >> i'm raj mathai, it was a shocking murder and tonight 37 years later a shocking turn. a man has been arrested for kidnapping and murdering a teenage baby sitter. nbc bay area's jean elle is in antioch for us. >> reporter: tonight neighbors say police swarmed this house just before 5:00 tonight arresting 63-year-old mitchell lynn bacom. we have seen police and search dogs here tonight as investigators build a case that started with a dna hit. >> it's sick. that's a sick person. >> reporter: kimberly coal reacts to news that antioch police arrested 63-year-old mitchell lynn bacom for the 1980 rape and murder of suzanne bombardier. >> i remember seeing the picture. i was young. >> reporter: police spent hours searching bacom's home after arresting him on the front lawn, less than three miles away from where suzanne bombardier was last seen baby sitting in 1980. police say bacom has a history of violence, with convictions in 1974 and 1981 for sexual assaults. advances in technology gave them the advancements they needed to make the arrest. >> a hit w

restaurant in a predominantly african american neighborhood n. 1998 the business was sold to helen and min wang who wanted to start their own business. though the business no longer offered a strictly soul food based menu, eddie's cafe still maintains welcoming environment and comforting food to others including certain traditional dishes such as grits and sausages. item 3c is little joe's pizzeria. the business is a family owned restaurant, in excelsior outer mission boulevard opened 1958 by little joe russo. features pizza, chicken parmegan and pasta dishes. in 1963 alfredo purchased the business and added a mexican element to the menu. offering a unique menu to a diverse community. item 3d is one twenty for hair. the business is a local haircuting and hair styling salon serving the south of market financial district. the business was open in 1985 by marko and edith paz who relocated to san francisco from washington d.c. to establish themselves as leaders in the industry on the west coast after having run a successful and presee prestigious salon in washington. affordable prices in a warm wel

let's hear what wang ye had to say. question and pakistan are willing to look at putting afghanistan on the basis of a win-win, usually beneficial principle discussing appropriate means to extend the china, pakistan economic corridor. >> india is on the rise mostly due to the global digital revolution, the south asian powerhouse is set to overtake the united kingdom and france to become the fifth largest economy exterior. that is according to a report for the london-based center for economic business and research, currently ranked seventh, and if the growth of the number three spot by 2032. press in germany and japan. the top spot will then be held by china followed by the united states. now christmas may be done and dusted by retailers are still keeping busy, just tapered and where bargain hunters are lined up in front of shops for the country's traditional boxing day sales. this year, the day could disappoint as 37% of shoppers chose to bargain on black friday instead. that is according to a survey. more than half of

i'm vick kauai nguyen for jessica wang. >> the rookie officer from trasy killed when of an drunk driver plowed into the chp suv. the crash happened at 11:30 last night on southbound interstate 880 in hayward. the officer leaves behind a wife and three small children. >> the first person on the scene talked only with nbc bay area about the tragedy. she says she will never forget. nbc bay area thom jensen is live outside the chp office in hayward with the interview. good evening, thom. >> reporter: good evening, vicki. yes, this woman says she and her husband were driving southbound on 880 north of the san mateo bridge exit when the red cadillac sports car zoomed by on left well over 100-mile-per-hour. she says what happened next was unlike she has anything she has ever seen. >> i just remember seeing brake lights. and like smoke. and i guess that's when he rear ended the back of theup chp vehicle. then i just saw the cadillac roll. it was like a movie. and then my husband is yelling. he hit a chp. >> reporter: the chp suv was compressed a acord yan especially on the passenger side. the w

good evening and thanks for joining us i'm janel wang sitting in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. this patient put his life and other lives in danger and it played out on interstate 580. sergio quintana joins us with the details on the escape. >> reporter: well, the freeway is open, it was opened a couple hours ago, but the sheriff's deputies have been able to take that man into custody. he's back at john george hospital. he does have injuries after being hit by a car on interstate 580. here's some video of that man in handcuffs. according to an alameda county sheriff's spokesman he was at the hospital on a 72 hour psychiatric hold. at 6:20 this evening he decided to leave. he walked to the fairmont hospital and hopped into a car there, a teenager was inside the car, waiting for his parents inside the hospital. the patient tried car jacking that vehicle with the teen inside. he crashed the car into a garbage truck, then hopped out and tried stealing another car. when that failed he ran to a nearby homeless encampment and ran onto interstate 580. he was clipped by a car, the drive

good evening thanks for joining us janelle wang sitting in for jessica aguirre. >> our other headlines at this hour. 'o acquitted yesterday with you more legal trouble. a criminal warrant has been issued for karate an. we do have a team of reporters in place. damian true owe is looking at the immigration fight. but we begin with the steinle memorial berj on pier 14 with sam brock. >> raj, good evening, you mentioned the bench. periodically tonight people have been stopping by to drop off flowers and notes. the date of the shooting is relevant here. because jose zarate has been serving time in a san francisco county jail since july of 2015. if he were to get the maximum sentence for the weapons charges he is close to if not done with the sentence. so then what happens? today the strongest signals yet that zarate will be turned o

pamela wang found this massive five-pound avocado under a 40-year-old tree that overhangs a street thatularly walks along. in hawaii, the fruit that hangs or falls in a public place is free to claim. so she has submitted an application to the world guinness records committee to see if it's the largest avocado ever grown. she better hurry that thing will turn quickly. >> avocado toast buffet at her house. >>> rover.com relates its annual dog names for 2014 said the names divided by gender bella m. on the female elle was popular with losely, luna making the top five. guide dogs had buddy and jack. more than half of the top names were also in the top 100 baby names of 2017. the report found 53% of the owners named a dog after a celebrity or tv or book character. it's fitting that the same kind of names for both. >> all cute names. >>> just ahead, we'll take a look at roger goodell's new eye-popping five-year contract. you're watching "early today." hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my da

first, jessica boyington is wang traffic. >>> we're watching construction, bill. pretty much everywhere. right now, watching schuylkill expressway. cameras at the vine street expressway. the vine, they're moving everybody off there. the eastbound side is closed in between this point and south street. we're watching that until 5:00. and 95 in delaware, there is construction on theth5. watch for three lanes closed there. around 295 and the interchange, the drive times are fine even with the lanes closed. it's still early, though. watching lansdale and the end on west main and suction hap susqu avenue. back to you. >>> we're following breaking news. police are looking for two people who ran from the scene of a deadly crash in a philadelphia neighborhood. pamela osborne is live for us in tacony this morning where there are flashing lights behind you. investigators still out at the scene. how did this all happen? >> reporter: this started around 12:30 last night. i'll show you. police are still holding the scene now. one of the cars involved has been towed away. anothe

. >> and i'm janelle wang. raj and jessica have the night off.a story our investigative unit exposed. a u.s. military veteran deported for criminal acts. after leaving the service returned legally to the u.s. the stephen stock joins with us the critical update. >>> we documented hundreds of honorably discharged u.s. military veterans who had been deported over the past couple decades to native countries after commit ago crime. they are deported even though qualified to become u.s. citizens as military members. after our story aired governor brown granted clemency to three of the one-time california veterans. that paved the way for one of them to return here to the u.s. legally today. with supporters standing at the mexican border holding signs of welcome, marine corps veteran marco chavez walked up to a stand full of microphones nearly unrecognized. he had been gone for 15 years. >> hi. >> only then did dozens at the transit center south of san diego swarm the honorably discharged marine. he told the crown he was

janelle wang. >> and terry mcsweeney. raj and jessica have the night off. the boosting security at the golden gate. crowds of people pile into san francisco for the new year and nbc bay area sam brock joins us by the bridge appear and boost in patrols that's been building for a while now. >> reporter: terry, that is exactly right. bridge patrol staff, a third higher than at this time that year. it started in the name of suicide prevention. and thesk effective in preventing suicide. far more this year than last. but there is added overall benefit for visitors. greater security. the fbi just stopped an alleged attack. given the sheer profile of san francisco's golden gate bridge it might make for an obvious target for sben intending to do harm. luckily surveillance has singed up with the times. >> it's an icon. there are a lot of people from all over the world. and there are people to protect. i think it's worth ever investment for security. >> reporter: the bridge is the perfect back drop for photo ops. but historically a magnet for people looking to end lif

good evening and thanks for joining us this monday, janelle wang sitting in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. this dates back to the 1990s when a 9-year-old girl was kidnapped in hilsborough. today the suspect was in court to face the charges. how do they track him down? nbc bay area marry yaen favro at the hall of justice with the cold case. >> kevin lynn was wearing shackles and handcuffs in the courtroom. did he not enter a plea. but police say he has been on the run 22 years and made one critical mistake that led to his arrest. now if convicted he faces life in prison. when kifen lynn applied for a visa extension using his real name that raised a red flag with the state department, who notified hilsborough police. >> it was a name match. we requested further information. i got a photograph of him and current date 22 years later and compared it to photos we had. >> police had been searching for lynn for 22 years in connection with the kidnapping of 9 yellow christine chu. she was taken as she walked home from south hilsborough school. lynn allegedly held her for $$800,000 r

all right let's bring in afghanistan specialist to florian wang gonta from our asia desk of florrie and i asked claimed responsibility why did they target this venue well that it's quite obvious that the extremists from i guess the talking cio because they think they're not real muslims the infidels and this is a view which is shared by a lot of other sunni extremists and it brings us to an interesting twist of the story an afghan expert told us that the real target was not the shia community but the taliban because and taliban they're both fighting over there are legions of this sunni extremists and in the past has conducted a lot of attacks against shia community in the intention to get this the extras on their side all right what can you tell us about the presence of i.a.s. in afghanistan how big of a threat is that group now. well that is a very touchy issue in question because. the real numbers around thirty thaws the insurgents in afghanistan according to sources in afghanistan and the people who say like russian media that ten thousand s. supporters in afghanistan i don't believe

good evening and thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> and terry mcsweeney. crash was already known to be unsafe. across the street from the fremont hub shopping center. some in the neighborhood told nbc bay area cars often drive recklessly in the neighborhood. scott bud you mean is at the scene of the crash. >> reporter: let me show you where it happened. along marrowry and argonaut in fremont. a street some witnesses told us was an accident waiting to happen. >> a chaotic scene this morning after fremont police officers say the nissan rogue lost control coming down this street. hitting and killing a 44-year-old man in the process of moving a piano. the suv also hit a trailer and knocked over a fire hydrant. >> unfortunately the pedestrian died at the scene. the driver was injured and had to be transported to a local hospital for treatment. >> witnesses describe the crash as frightening. >> you could hear the boom and water splattering everywhere. >> any often say cars drive too fast and recklessly here. >> they don't look or pay attention. there is either s

and south korea may dialogue with peeling wang difficult after a meeting with u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson on thursday said moscow was ready to broker talks between pyongyang and washington with kim jong un ready to have direct talks you know that has more from seoul. this apparent message from north korea relayed through the russian foreign minister to the united states follows two high level visits to north korea the first by a chinese and boy and the second just this week by the u.n. political affairs chief that was the first visit to north korea of a senior u.n. official in six years now as far as south korea is concerned the government here says it wants to maintain sanctions and pressure against north korea to bring the government to the negotiating table south korea says the offer for intercourse talks remains open but that north korea has not been responding to that invitation one south korean government minister has suggested that could be because north korea only wants to speak directly to the united states but we heard from the u.s. state departm

a verdict in the kate steinle murder trial in san franciscl good aftenoon, i )m ajenle wang.thai in the nbc bay area studio. a verdict is in. after 6 days of deliberations, the jury has reached a decision. this is not only a local trial...but people across the contry are tunued in...so many aspects. "jose ines garcia zarate" is charged with killing kate steinle on july 1, 2015. steinle was walking w/ her father on pier 14 in san francisco when she was shot. she died in her father )s arms. the defense argued -- "garcia zarate" did not intend to kill steinle. his lawyers say he found the gun, and accidentally fired it. this case has been highly politicized -- because garcia zarate is a mexican citizen who had been deported five times and has 7 felony convictions. garcia zarate was released from the san francisco jail about three months before the shooting, despite a has seven plenty convictions. garcia zarate was released from the san francisco jail three months before the shooting despite a request by federal immigration authorities to detain him. san francisco is a sanctuary

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one day wang ming will move to a preserve in china. 1,800 pandas live in the chinese wilderness. >>> we all get impatients at times. apparently so do wombats. this is holly the wombat on the horn there. >> so confused. >> one wombat inside and one outside. impatient critter wouldn't stop honking to get care giver to hurry up. team in south australia moving animals to higher ground because of possible flooding in south australia and apparently holly had enough. >> way to be assertive and speak your mind when you have no voice. >> that's the lead wombat. all made it out safely. >> important ninformation to know. >>> possible new defense for president. >> what attorneys are saying about claims of obstruction of justice coming up. >>> committing a crime in san jose may not mean you're going to jail, some suspects criminals getting tickets instead of handcuffs. >>> thanks for staying with us. stories making headlines. toll collector's husband witnesses crash that killed her as she began shift at bay bridge. cal trans made grief counseling a

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background that john mickelthwait spoke on stage with one of china's most influential business leaders, wang. >> congress is looking at the issue of chinese investment in hollywood. how do you look at that? to you think this is just protectionism, or do you think -- do you understand something about what the americans are saying? [speaking mandarin] >> this is certainly part of protectionism. so far the u.s. economy has not launched any control. we have only done it to manufacturing and defense industries. but there are congressman writing letters saying there will be more examination and control of investment entertainment. it will be set back, but it will be about protectionism. president xi said yesterday that it would be bad for both parties. to u.s. is ant in good thing. the main marketing of english language films out of the u.s. is china. a major source of income, the new growth, will have to come from china. india, there is a large market, but there is hardly any growth. the main market is the english language films in china. so if china were to retaliate, it would be a battle of bot

joining us now, selina wang. what do you make of it?are finally beginning momentum after dropping to number five in their local market. emily: how did that happen? selina: they capitalize on the rural areas of china. the rest of china is saturated with smartphone penetration. that is what they took advantage of. it is a great time for xiaomi, because they see a turnaround and they are trying to change the strategy of the company. they are investing heavily in new retail strategy and expansion. they want to get billions of dollars to accelerate expansion in emerging markets. especially in india, which they expect the double down in, as well as other emerging markets. and spain, recently. ipo has reportedly been coming for some time. we asked executives, do we know if they expect it to go sooner, and why now? selina: now is a good time because they have the momentum, the excitement of the investment community, while sales are growing rapidly. there will be a lot of investor skepticism. a company that sells their products that razor thin m

general wang was military elite, usually seen right next to kim jong-un. his top general, close aide, central committee member, and now one of the disappeared, last seen two months ago. south korean intelligence reporting he's been purged for getting kickbacks and having an impure attitude to north korea's leader. charges serious enough to justify speculation he's been executed. kim's uncle, also once his right-hand man, was executed for treason, allegedly shot by anti-aircraft guns. kim's half brother also suffered the long arm of the dictator's revenge when he was poisoned by two women, attacked in broad daylight at an airport. so we know kim has form, he's executed dozens of generals, many like general wang close to him. he's a young leader ruthless in stamping out any hint of disloyalty. savannah, hoda. >> bill neely. bill, thank you so much. >>> lots more to get to on a friday morning including the massive wildfire burning in southern california. it turned deadly thursday when a firefighter was killed battling those flames. 32-year-old cory iverson wa

i got one the other day telling haveat me and selina wang 10 likes between us.bration between us. they want us to celebrate our friendships. maybe it's an academic look, but maybe it is something facebook wants to convince us is good for us. emily: interestingly, there were some controversy all remarks made a few weeks ago. he feels tremendous guilt about some of the things he created. theyook wrote back that were tearing down his remarks. he has written another post, meant to start another conversation. i think we should discuss how we use the tools and what we should expect of them. them.sibly using david, what is your response? david: it is about time that social media -- that facebook has responded to this. healthy step very in the right direction. they need to take many more steps to engage with an awful lot of concerns that have emerged in society particularly in the last year about the degree to which they control the social dialogue. degree that many are addicted to these types of services. i agree. facebook has problems and challenges and also creates m