lives in a place state called woods hill and welcome and as i driving to the cul de sac there was a big banner up welcoming home and had a big straight party for me i think after about an hour ago i think the occasion got to me at two or three drinks went into the house and a question now i've been living round there then for over a year not really even stopped in the street. if people said to me do i know you all said. yeah but no one knew me for ice and after that it was just something. to strange really. really appreciate you joining us great to see you and thank you very much you're welcome thank you very much that's. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront cation let it be an arms race based on often experience dramatic development only and introduces east i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. the slogans of them so moving. to good use hoover local was before. much of those who couldn't support you. see him we will. we will. move. move. move trillions look beautiful little. girl look a

in a place state called woods hill and welcome them and as i drive into the cul de sac there's a big banner up welcoming home and had a big straight party for me i think after about an hour to go i think the occasion got to me at two or three drinks went into the house and a question i've been living round there then for over a year not really even stopped in the street. if people said to me do i know you all so much cool pacu carter going yeah but no one knew me for ice and after that it was just something that this just trying to really. really appreciate you joining us great to say yes and thank you very much you're welcome emira thank you very much that. is this is harlan kentucky. the oldest move the employees leave the world ministry fanny's leave. a coma any city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the polarizer said i'd. love to see these people a survivor has a vote disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million ye

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. >> water rushed from hills obt the roads near mure woods that were closed. this is a parking lot. anna was visiting from san diego and disappointed she couldn't get in. >> happy about this, but we would rather see the woods. >> now, i'm told stinson beach will be closed for cars at least again tomorrow. and as for mure woods, they're going to do a walkthrough in the morning and decide about reopening at that time. reporting live in marin county, christie smith. >> thank you very much. let's take a live look outside right now. you have a shot of, from emeryville looking to san francisco. mostly blue skies. you see clouds out there, too. rob is tracking the rain total. how much did we get and are we in the clear for a while? >> we're in the clear for now, but the rain totals impressive for any time of year, let alone april. 3 to 4 inches of rain from santa rosa, actually mt. tam had seven inches of rain. san francisco, very interesting though, yesterday with 2.2 inches of rain. the second wettest day in april for san francisco. monthly averages are about three quarters of an inch of

water rushed from hills on to the roads near muir woods which was closed. this was the parking lot. this woman was did appointed she couldn't get in. >> we came up on this spot so we're happy about this but we'd rather see the woods. >> reporter: megan russell celebrated a birthday at an inn nearby. she says the rain was heavy and it was a trip she won't soon forget. >> i'm glad that it was still light because a lot of rocks had fallen that i would haven't felt comfortable driving over in the da dark. >> reporter: the parking lots expected to be closed again tomorrow. we're waiting for an update on the status of muir woods. reporting live from marin county, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> in sonoma county, firefighters say the storm damage wasn't as strong as they thought it might be. the only significant damage was a couple trees down in western sonoma. crews made safety preparations ahead of the storm over concern about mudslides in the burn zone from last year's wildfires. other parts of the bay area not so fortunate. numerous accidents were reported a

live in a place state called woods hill and welcome and as i driving silly cul de sac there's a big banner up welcoming home another big straight part for me i think after about an hour i have to go i think the occasion got to me at two or three drinks i went into the house and a question i've been living around and then for over a year not really even stopped in the street. if people said to me do i know you all said. yeah but no one knew me for us and after that it was just something. too strange really. really appreciate you joining us great to see you and thank you very much you're welcome thank you very much that. this is says holland kentucky. the oldest moved the employees to go green street. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was said. that it was a laugh to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. f

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open at historic hills golf club in southampton june. woods won the u.s.-- a student skipping class to go to a ballgame makes a surprising discovery --- his principal. that story his principal. discovery --- his principal. that story just after the break. hola amigos. for the first time ever, cholua hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box. america's fav... whoa!! ok, a little hot sauce there... jack! i'm trying to film this commercial! oh. sorry. sorry. please continue. as i was saying... the cholula buttery jack has delicious cholula hot sauce, crispy jalapeños, and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. you know what? this would be great on fries, too. what is wrong with you jack? oh my gosh. sorry. so sorry. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. ai dios mio, jack! i'm. seriously. i said i was sorry. (steve) it's like a scene out of 'ferris bueller's day off.'a chicago school kid skips school to go to a cubs game. (catherine) but there's an interesting twist. it turns out the principal was "also" at the game --- skipping sch

hill gang. eating chicken at your friend's mom's house and it tastes like wood and stuff like that. >> let me giveg. you're right about that on vinyl. but there is stuff that we play that's not from vinyl that's a little more raw. and like think how the grateful dead were popular even without records. think about groups that never made it on wax and didn't go platinum and didn't go gold but they did live music. we're playing snippets of those cassettes and things like that. >> jimmy: you find the old mix tapes? >> digging into crates heavy, mining all over to find that stuff. you mentioned sugar hill gang. so one of the artists that we feature on the station that has new music and classic music as well is brand master cass. "the song rapper's delight," the chicken tastes like with that hotel, motel, holiday inn, grand master cass wrote those lyrics. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> big bang hank took, may he rest in peace, shout-out to sugar hill, all love, but i'm exbothing the truth about what the culture's about. a lot of the rhymes in that song were not written by the guy saying it, that was written b

woods. favored with jordan spieth. >> thank you. >>> thanks all of you for joining me today. i'm erica hill.s now. >>> hi there. i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. with the stroke of a pen, president trump signs a memo and mobilizes national guard troops to the u.s./mexico border. we don't know how many troops will be deployed, where they're going to be sent, or how long they'll be there, what we do know is this abrupt move comes after days of the president railing against immigration laws and border security. >> until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military. that's a

wood. it was in the northern part of austin 360 loop. it consisted primarily of some large hills, live oak firewood and to long parallel roads with saint augustine. this is right off the freeway and a smaller dingy mobile home behind it. the proprietors name was danny. he was about 42 or 43. he told me, you get a lot more business if you are born again. i've been looking through these christian yellow pages and there is a whole network of christian businesses that you can hook up with. we sat in his office, the little trailer for speedway and he told me about his life while we smoked a joint. he had been a welder. 10 years before he smoked dope and drugs into new mexico. he said i got to fight one day in santa rosa with a bunch of indians. one of them took a break and knocked my whole jaw. he had reconstructive surgery. they had to rebuild my entire drawer. this was not my teeth either. he turned his head and show me where they stitching together. i can see the pink scars. his face had a plastic rubbery shine to it. and it will do the wrong directions when he talked. they took a

abbott middle school and hills dale high school in san mateo both issued a shelter in place and neighbors rushed inside after reports of a cougar on the prowl near laurel wood park. one student described the reaction on campus. >> it was scary because, like, it might jump or something. we were just glad that we were not outside. >> these videos of a mountain lion roaming san mateo in the past few weeks. the bay area puma project says a lot of deer is the main reason we seem to have more mountain lion sightings. it should be noted mountain lions rarely approach or attack humans. >>> we stand here today on the eve of the 19th anniversary of the columbine tragedy. we stand here today with brave survivors. >> it's a somber memorial. they're not even old enough yet to vote, but they want politicians to hear them. tonight those students in colorado rallied for gun control near the columbine memorial. that school shooting in 1999 was a watershed moment for violence on campus. tomorrow bay area students will join the national walkout. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us in contra costa county with the very latest. cheryl? >> reporter: well, students here at san ram

hill there was traffic and now we've -- we've been late to school. >> reporter: sky 7 shows the back-up. a.c. transit held buses at joaquin miller and skyline and red wood roads. the dangerous conditions ruin the the commute to skyline and nearby carl monk elementary, it is not a snow day. there is still class. but there will be some excused tardies today. >> my mom got a call from school saying there dangerous roads but try to come to school. >> and there was ice on the ground and i slid so many times. >> reporter: other scrapped it, saying for them hail counts as a snow day. >> half way up the hill, i saw everybody walking down and i'm like, okay so is school canceled, but all of us are going home. >> reporter: the last time oakland unified had to cancel or forgive classes due to weather was during the north bay fires. because the school was inundated with smoke. in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> well viewers across the bay area sent us pictures and video of hail as it came down where they live. take a look at this instagram photo from oakland where a kid used a cardboard box to sled down the hail-covered street this morning. a lot of fun. be careful. and i

this landscape character rises so much of what we see in the hills of britain and its an environmental crime. we can look at it as a woodede are not letting the landscape bounce back to the exciting wildlife filled area it could be. i think everyone wants to make sure that nature can thrive and survive but it is about that common ground. how can you do it together? there is the part of britain that hasn't been shaped by man, that will continue, farming will continue. how do we do that in a way that doesn't harm nature, that can mean that farming in whatever shape or form can continue? this is beatrix potter's house. she was a fierce campaign of the national trust and gaveit campaign of the national trust and gave it to the charity. historical properties like this help to bring in £600 million last year. there seems to be a preoccupation with raising money and focusing on those aspects of the charity rather than actually focusing on what the charity's core business and concern is and that is to deliver for the people that support it. the trust a tt ra cts people that support it. the trust attracts negative headlines like n

hill, ontario. >> don dahler, thank you. >>> the man accused of killing four people at a nashville waffle house is in jail this morning. travis reinking was arrested in the woodsfter a manhunt that lasted more than 24 hours. mark strassmann is outside the jail where the 29-year-old man is being held. >> reporter: good morning. for more than a day, police looking for reinking found no sign of him. in fact, at one point yesterday, they were talking about moving on, looking some place else. and then a couple hours later, and one solid tip from a construction worker, and there he was, manhunt over, and now his father could also face criminal charges. >> they found him. oh, my god. >> reporter: cell phone video shows the moment police brought travis reinking out of the woods. about a mile from the site of sunday's rampage. did he have anything to say? did he resist arrest? >> there was really no communication other than, you know, drawing down on him and he got on the ground. >> reporter: officers bought a visibly disheveled reinking to the hospital. >> your charges -- >> reporter: before taking him to jail. >> total bond is $2 million. >> reporter: where he was bo

woods ♪ [applause] hit that other ball. brian: like a meteor would go for that to go to the will jim hill.k nicklaus and the midst of a major come back at the age of 42. this week tiger is at the tournament where his greatness began at the masters where he hopes to win major number 15. ainsley: a new biographer has many asking who exactly is tiger woods and causing a lot of controversy. jeff benedict is the co-author of the new book called tiger woods and he joins us now. good morning, jeff. >> good morning. ainsley: i was over in the sigh man shuster building and your book is everywhere. you interviewed 400 people and what was his response. >> we actually asked for the interview to be comprehensive and complete. there is no one you want to interview more than the guy shot subject of your book. buff in the beginning it was pretty clear that they didn't want to have introduce. they didn't want us to talk to tiger, which is unfortunate. on the other hand, i sort of understand that showed a clip from him being on tv 2. tiger has had a microphone, camera or pen in front of his pace since he wa

tiger woods goes into the tournament has one of the favourites but after a first tour win in18 favourites but after a first tour win in 18 months at bay hill a career grand slam. you look at someone like sergio last year. he came out and said i'm never going to wina came out and said i'm never going to win a major. when you least expect it, that's when sometimes it happens. 0bviously i'm never going to go into augusta with those expectations but at the same time i talk about letting it happen. if i enjoy my gulf and the process of trying to get round that place and shoot a good score, all it takes is for good scores around there and hopefully that will be enough. ronnie 0'sullivan has made a record 1ath maximum break at snooker this afternoon. he might lose the game, in fact he's one frame from doing so but still pockets £a2,000 for another maximum. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on the shootings last night in london, concerns are growing over the rise in violent crime in the city. london's deputy mayor for policing and crime, sophie linden has been speaking to ayshea buck about what's being done to stem the increase. mys