how are you, yvette? stuart contacts auctioneer yvette vanderbrink to appraise the collection.stuart sitting on a pile of junk or a potential gold mine? >> there's about 220 of them. they're mostly american cars, and they're pre-war, which is pre-1942. very rare cars, 'cause at the start of world war ii, they started limiting production. and you could only get one from a ration coupon. >> stuart and yvette make plans for a one-day auction right here on the salvage lot. word begins to spread about oliver jordan's old treasures. stuart soon learns that's not altogether a good thing. >> we arrived at the property and found someone had cut through the fence and then cut a hole in the side of this building the size of a human body, and they stole over 250 antique radiators, tons of chrome parts, a lot of nice stuff. >> the antique radiators alone are worth nearly $40,000. but the biggest loss for stuart is the theft of oliver's rare and beloved 1904 harley-davidson, possibly worth several hundred thousand dollars. >> so, it really set us back, and we had to hire additional security

as yvette anderson knows all too well. >> i'm in max security because i got caught with a bunch of extra't supposed to be in the facility and with some frosting. >> frosting? >> yeah, from chef bui's class, i had a cup of it. i just wanted to shareome frosting with my friends so i brought it back. i got caught with it and they searched my stuff and found money, bobby pins, six blankets. >> stealing, that's unacceptable. they will lose all privilege and the program if they do that. and most of the ladies respect it but some don't. >> anderson spent five days in segregation and lost her spot in general population. she's now housed in the more restrictive maximum security unit. >> so i got 80 now, right? >> yeah. >> anderson is in jail for stealing more than frosting. she is serving six years on four counts of identity theft. >> i got caught for taking over a company, making it my own. and doing check loans, check deposits, stuff like that. >> how does one do that? >> i'm not going to tell you. with a computer. >> anderson's history of taking from others dates back 12 years. she has served

was arrested for a political brawl that happened last year. 47-year-old yvette felarca... was arrested on charges of inciting and participating in a riot... and assault to cause great bodily injury. the charges stem from a brawl between white nationalist groups and counter-protestors that happened at the state capitol last year. sacramento county district attorney's office did not announce when felarca will appear in court. hour. (grant) the parole board i can assure you has not already made up their mind on what they're going to do they're going to listen to what to say if the victim is here they're going to listen to that review any prison any reports mr. is paroled.any disciplinary action that he has had. o.j simpson will be talking with the board video confernce call. the hearing is expected to take about an (grant) and stay right here for extensive coverage on o-j's parole hearing tomorrow morning kron-4's will tran will be live from carson city. j-r stone is also live in nevada for this big story. you can also watch our coverage live on our free mobile app where we w

. >> reporter: the woman who also uses the name yvette is currently in los angeles county jail. but her attorney says she should be out of custody tonight. she now faces felony charges in sacramento. the sacramento county district attorney has filed three felony counts against a berkeley middle schoolteacher, a member of "by any means necessary" and also goes by the name yvette. she was arrested after boarding a plane at l.a.x. the charges stem from a counter- protest at a rally. she is charged with rioting and assault with intent to commit bodily harm. we spoke biphone with a fellow member of "by any means necessary." >> yvette is the most known anti-trump fighter in the movement. now she is being brought up on baseless charges, basically as an a attempt to intimidate the anti-fascists, or the anti- trump movement. >> she teaches at martin luther king jr. middle school in berkeley. she has frequently protested against the far right and the trump administration. she was a guest on "the four on 2" after riots broke out on the uc berkeley campus that prevented the conservative my

i think yvette lee, then became yvette lee bowser did a tremendous job, you know, with capturing thele and the female for that time period and what we were all working towards and working for. i love that even now, you know, everybody really uses a squad roll hashtag. >> and you personally, your career has been magnificent because we have really watched you grow up in front of the television set. i mean, "facts of life," "living single." you growing with these roles. >> yes. >> we've seen you in housewives of atlanta and now you're in a british comedy as well. how have you been able to kind of maintain, you know, that presence in front of the public eye and at the same time real hi kind of handle the responsibility that comes with these roles? >> sure. well, thank you for asking and for that acknowledgment. one, to god be the glory. two, my mama chip, she made sure i kept my sanity, you know, and the rest of my village that helped to raise me all these years. it's funny. i just finished writing my autobiography "blessed life," and in the acknowledgment i say it takes a village to rai

yvette, jonathan. i will say as i was doing exit interviews with senior members of the obama staff, the thing they were least worried about living office and donald trump having been elected was obamacare. all of them to a person told me at the time it's so entrenched in the system and some republicans and donald trump in particular think it's so easy to fix, they're going to find out something different and it turned out they were right about that. thank you all very much. >>> still ahead, this police shooting of the unarmed australian woman in minnesota saturday, new details are emerging about the officer who pulled the trigger. questions are mounting about why his body camera was turned off and why he drew hi weapon in the first place. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originall

. >> yvette is the most known anti-trump fighter in the movement. >> what police are saying about herole in this fight during a demonstration at the state capitol. >>> plus, details on a report of a rape inside a res dearns hall on the stanford campus. >>> plus, she is only five feet tall but she sure knows how to defend herself. meet a bay area woman what used her martial arts training against a home intruder. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is up next. >>> a parole board in nevada has decided o.j. simpson can go free after nine years in prison. simpson was convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping after him and accomplices stormed into the hotel room in las vegas and stole memorabilia he said it was his. it may have been payback of the murders of his ex-wife and her friend. simpson was acquitted but later found liable of civil court.>>> president trump said he regrets appointing jeff sessions to attorney general. he would not have chosen sessions for the job if he knew that sessions would recuse himself from the rusher investigation. sessions of brushed off the criticism today

. >> reporter: yvette felarca was arrested inside l.a.x. after stepping off a plane on tuesday night. since then, e has been held inside of a women's jail in l.a. county. because these are felony charges, not convictions, she is still a teacher at king middle school. [ screaming and cursing ] >> reporter: this is the video that led the sacramento district attorney to charge yvette felarca, a berkeley middle school teacher with felony assault. the riot happened in sacramento in june of 2016. protestors from a group called "by any means necessary." >> thinking about joining racist genocide like the nazi [ indiscernible ] that they are not welcome and if they trip and fall [ indiscernible ] they need go. >> reporter: three others were charged with felonies from that day. it took the d.a. this long to press charges because they were sifting true so much video. initially they had submitted arrest warrants for 101 people. but only 4 charges stuck. in addition to felony assault, felarca has been charged with participating in and inciting a riot. s

for more on this i want to bring in democratic congresswoman yvette clark of new york, brooklyn new yorkcongresswoman how disturbing -- let's put aside partisan politics, let's put aside democrat, republican -- how disturbing is it that you see an e-mail that says i will bring you people that will bring information to discredit your potential opponent in an american election from russia, from what is supposed to be an enemy state and the answer is i love it? >> well, it's extremely disturbing, reverend al. this is clearly a real violation of everything we believe in this nation to have our foremost adversary reach out to a campaign and have that campaign respond in the way that the trump campaign did. it's a disgrace. and we have to get to the bottom of it because, you know, everyone is toying around and playing footsie with the terminology treason, but at the end of the day it's a sub version of our democracy aided and abetted by a campaign. >> what amazes me, congresswoman, some are saying let's wait and let muller do his job but what about you and your colleagues doing your job regard

yvette is in ontario california, republican line. >> caller: hello, hi my name is event.i agree with the first caller. i think she was a democrat but you know what when it comes to health care it doesn't matter what color your party is or what the name of your party is. we are people and we need to take care of our health. that's important but i also think the government shouldn't have their hands in it like with obamacare or with what the republicans are trying to do and their way of approaching lowering cost of health care and where they could still maintain paid medicare. >> host: do you think it's impossible at this point for the government not to have their hands in health care? >> caller: i think republicans don't have the gumption it's going to require in order to reverse it. it's going to hurt at first but with change there are always growing pains and i think they should approach it through pharmaceuticals, through health care providers themselves because it's health care insurance and the insurance companies that are basically dictating everything. even though y

after a berkley teacher was involved in a violent protest against neonazis at the state capital, yvettearka is now charged with assault, for incite abc riot in that protest last year. shelves caught on rid yo hitting a member of a white nationalist group. she was hurt and several were stabbed. she was put on administrative leave from martin luther king jr. middle school last fall but has been reinstated. she was arrested tuesday. she bonded out today. >> the search on tonight for more victims of grant pews, who is accused of stealing more than $800,000 from his clients from gmp speed and machine. in one case investigators say he asked an elderly client to invest money in his business to buy or build specific vehicles. they say the vehicle and he ite money to pay off personal debts. >>> new tonight, san francisco has issued a city wide moratorium on new medical marijuana dispensaries. the city's planning commission made that decision today. it will repain in effect until the board of supervisors can come up with new rules and regulations on recreational marijuana. that will become legal

after a berkley teacher was involved in a violent protest against neonazis at the state capital, yvettea now charged with assault, for incite abc riot in that protest last year. shelves caught on rid yo hitting a member of a white nationalist group. she was hurt and several were stabbed. she was put on administrative leave from martin luther king jr. middle school last fall but has been reinstated. she was arrested tuesday. she bonded out today. >> the search on tonight for more victims of grant pews, who is accused of stealing more than $800,000 from his clients from gmp speed and machine. in one case investigators say he asked an elderly client to invest money in his business to buy or build specific vehicles. they say the vehicles didn't exist and he instead used the money to pay off personal debts. >>> new tonight, san francisco has issued a city wide moratorium on new medical marijuana dispensaries. the city's planning commission made that decision today. it will repain in effect until the board of supervisors can come up with new rules and regulations on recreational marijuana. th

i'm joined by the chair of the home affairs select committee, labour's yvette cooper. com pletely how do you view the timing? completely ridiculous it has taken them 13 months to commission this basic evidence. we on the select committee are asking some of these basic questions back injanuary. the government should have commissioned this a long, long time ago. the idea parliament will be able to pass a new immigration bill in about six months‘ time, going to come with new proposals without having seen this evidence is irresponsible. the government will have to rethink this timetable. what does it mean? you would want this committee to report much sooner? the committee has to be able to gather the evidence, this is why the government should have asked for this information some time ago. they need to be able to produce it, to do proper analysis, we need to know the impact on different sectors. we‘ve got to get this right, the impact of immigration policy matters across the economy. we also know there are likely to be trade—offs between the immigration options looked at a

yvette felarca was arrested this week. the 47-year-old is charged with rioting and intent to commit bodily harm. the brawl involved neo nazis and counterprotesters. three other people have been arrested. >>> police at stanford university say they've identified a person of interest wanted for raping a woman at a residence hall. students and staff were sent an e-mail alert about the attack. the victim says she was raped by a man she knew. campus police are not releasing his name but say he sexually assaulted a woman on the west side of campus around 1:30 wednesday morning. the crime stunned students on campus for summer classes. >> it's shocking. we get alerts from time to time quite often but nothing as serious as this. >> stanford has faced criticism in the past for its handling of sexual assault allegations. the school is investigating this week's incident and officials hope to make an arrest soon. >>> google is cracking down on content on youtube that promotes terrorism. google says it's redirecting online searches for v

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yvette austin went along to have a look. an unyielding invader of the plant world.is why experts are experimenting with more eco—friendly ways of eradicating it. we have laid a membrane horizontally over this mature knotweed to see if it will contain knotweed or stop it growing. we have dug out a piece earlierjust to show you what happens. so this is a piece of rhizome and you can see here all of the pieces that have grown since around may. so you can see it doesn't really contain it, it causes it to spread laterally. that would be your garden and it comes up in my garden. you won't be happy with me. so neighbours are hoping now the land is in the hands of experts, they will eventually see the back of the weed, as its presence can affect the value of properties. so this is the garden. the knotweed, the knotweed isjust over there, where the hedge is, and it is really encroaching all of the time and getting closer. the worry is, you know, literally the fact that it can damage your property, and once it gets into the garden it can wreak havoc. and just to show how robu

done but it has to be against the aggravating evidence and in the context that there is the unlikely yvette to be a future danger. >> what is the relationship between the ruling on prejudice and a the analysis? do you agree if we disagree with your submission under prejudice that the analysis falls apart? with the underlying claim of the merits would be stronger and more extraordinary. >> that is a factor that could be considered because there were extraordinary circumstances going to do justify that judgment that would be a factor in the totality of those circumstances they could consider with that analysis. >> if there no further questions we ask the court to affirm the judgment of the circuit. >> you have four minutes remaining council. >> the court has long recognized the integrity of the courts have an unceasing effort to eradicate prejudice from the criminal-justice system. that commitment is as convergent today as any time in the nation's history mr. buck case required review of his claim that his counsel unknowingly introduced an expert opinion he was more likely to commit criminal

yvette williams from the justice 4 grenfell group has been speaking to be bbc about one former residentt. i was told by a survivor who is currently being housed in a hotel that she has received her bank card and it is a re—issue and when she went to check a statement at the cashpoint, she noticed her rent had been debited. so what is her reaction to that? she is very traumatised. the other thing that doesn't seem to be in place is any kind of complaints procedure with them to immediately go to, so survivors have been relying on the community to come to with those complaints. 0ne community to come to with those complaints. one of the things that the survivors and residents who have been evacuated, raised at a meeting on thursday, was to have 24—hour round—the—clock staff, local authority staff based in the hotel so authority staff based in the hotel so that they could go to that person on the side that they are rather than having to always get out all the time to commission things in. it seems they have got a care package in place. it is not working, it has not been implemented. and ther

was arrested for a political brawl that happened last year. 47-year-old yvette felarca... was arrested on charges of inciting and participating in a riot... and assault to cause great bodily injury. the charges stem from a brawl between white nationalist groups and counter-protestors that happened at the state capitol last year. sacramento county district attorney's office did not announce when felarca will appear in court. (steve) the woman accused of kidnapping a baby over the weekend near a san francisco park - will not face any charges. because, it appears, the father was not telling the whole truth. this happened at colombia park in the south of market neighborhood on sunday.. originally, police said the baby girl was taken from her father's car when he turned away to make a bottle. sources now tell kron four the father picked the woman up... and left her with his baby in the car. and when he did not return...she left with the child. the woman was found about an hour later on a muni bus with the baby in her arms. the incident remains under investigation. (grant) comin

anti-fascist leader and teacher was arrested for a political brawl that happened last year. 47-year-old yvettefelarca was arrested on charges of inciting and participating in a riot. she was also charged with assault. the charges stem from a brawl between white nationalist groups and counter- protestors that happened in sacramento. felarca was a teacher at martin luther king junior middle school in berkeley. she was placed on leave when video of the brawl surfaced on youtube. ( mark ) the woman accused of kidnapping a baby over the weekend near a san francisco park - will not face any charges. investigators say that the father may not have been telling the whole truth. this happened at colombia park in the south of market neighborhood on sunday.. originally, police said the baby girl was taken from her father's car when he turned away to make a bottle. sources now tell kron four the father picked the woman up... and left her with his baby in the car. and when he did not return... she left with the child. the woman was found about an hour later on a muni bus with the baby in her arms. the incid

filed charges against 47-year-old yvonne felarca who also goes by the name yvette. she's facing three felony counts stemming from a brawl with neo-nazis at the state capitol during rival protests. among the charges, rioting and assault with intent to commit bodily harm. three other people have also been arrested. >>> coming up, homes reduced to rubble. we're escorted behind the fire lines near yosemite to see the devastation caused by a 70,000 acre wildfire. >> the weekend is just about here. we'll line you up with the forecast and we'll push it forward in to the bay area weekend. >> and linkin park's lead singer dies from an apparent suicide. his battle with depression and substance abuse. >>> tonight cal fire increased the numbers of homes destroyed by the massive detwiler fire burning out of control in mariposa county. nearly 4,000 firefighters are battling the flames but so far they only have the fire 10% contained. the latest number show the fire has grown to 70,000 acres since it broke out sunday. cal fire says 50 homes have been destroyed and another 11 have

yvette with president obama he said there was a real crisis brewing here in north korea so there is a possibility to attack the american homeland. i have never heard this of my life. it is impossiblimpossibl e. it is unbelievable if you haven't been steady at. that there is a little country called north korea. but it is the fact. so within one hour he treated. and i am telling you and maybe obama let this happen. that i will not allow a the usa to be told of nuclear weapons. so trump's said to him you can solve the problem if not that i can but they will not like it and he served them chocolate cake. [laughter] he excused himself and announced relaunch 50 cruise missiles against syria us just to underline the point. so absolutely. >> and they can do a lot worse than that. but the way to do that that this step to. so maybe they only use the artillery. >> still a lot of people so if they do that then we be cooler heads of taken to say we're on a dangerous road to say wait a minute we better destroy all the rockets said the missiles that he has now preemptively. before he attacks our bas

. >> joining me now is yvette fontenell, a former deputy director at hhs, and also with us, charles kizer, author and journalist. his new book "cost of courage." people can pick it up. let's start with the interview there with susan collins of maine. she was one of the three no votes with mccain and murkowski. it's been written and reported that those three senators really don't have a fear of the tea party. and that's what gave them the strength to do what they did. what do you think the reaction is going to be to the president saying he's going to cut off the subsidies for congress and insurance companies that cover poor americans in this country? >> well, i mean, you know, the house democratic leader, the senate democratic leader, after those votes they both said they're eager, willing, interested and engaging in a bipartisan process to pass some sort of short-term market stabilization bill. that really has to happen before september to have any meaningful effect. then the move to regular order to have hearings and listen to witness testimony and go through the normal negotiations that

yvette cooper is clear we need to address this, and we need to work together to find a way to ensurebut at others during the election, we have to make sure the message goes out that that has no role in our democracy. our chief political correspondent vicki young is in westminster where the prime minister has been making a statement to mps about the g20 summit last week. theresa may is putting a brave face on her political predicament but the fa ct on her political predicament but the fact is she has had to cobble together a deal with the democratic unionist party and now reaching out to opposition parties to get anything done. for some, to opposition parties to get anything done. forsome, it feels like a anything done. forsome, it feels likea sign anything done. forsome, it feels like a sign of desperation. that is what her political opponents think. heard people say she is accepting the new reality that she does not a majority so is forced to work with others. she is trying to say she is taking a mature approach and the public liked the idea of people working together to tackle diff

yvette cooper is clear we need to address this, and we need to work together to find a way to ensureted not just at that sort of behaviour which were targeted notjust at candidates, but at others during the election, we have to make sure the message goes out that that has no role in our democracy. joining me now from our westminster studio is the conservative mp ed vaizey. good afternoon. good afternoon. do you think she is saying this because she has run out of ideas as labour say? not at all. she was referring to the gig economy report that matthew taylor is due to publish tomorrow and it shows she still has an important agenda. what worries me about her remarks is if you say to the opposition, will you help us on everything? it looks a bit vague. prime minister ‘s past, present and future have always reached out to the opposition on key areas and this government has a history of appointing prominent labour people to important roles. we have got andrew adonis in charge of the entire country's infrastructure and he is deciding on things like a chess two and heathrow airport even tho

yvette cooper is clear we need to address this, and we need to work together to find a way to ensuretargeted not just at candidates, but at others during the election, we have to make sure the message goes out that that has no role in our democracy. australian prime minister malcolm turnbull has said australia is "very keen" to secure a trade deal with the post—brexit uk "as quickly as possible". mr turnbull made the comments at a press conference at downing street, during a visit to the uk. we recognise that as britain moves to completing its exit from the european union, we stand ready to enter into a free—trade agreement with the united kingdom as soon as the uk is able to do so. once that brexit has been achieved, then we look forward to speedily concluding a free—trade agreement with australia. we were the first on the phone to offer our support and assistance in that regard. at the same time i should say we are looking forward to the early conclusion of a free—trade agreement with the european union. the australian prime minister. let's return now to the story on grenfell tower

yvette cooper has been clear it is something we need to address andi it is something we need to address i think we should work together to find a way to ensure that that sort of behaviour which was of course targeted not at candidates alone but others during the election to make sure the election message goes out that that has no role in democracy. would you like and an australian journalist? my question to you both, both australia and the united kingdom were involved in the oration of iraq on the grounds of weapons of mass destruction but there went there and we now have a real threat of weapons of mass destruction when it comes to north korea. it seems at the moment there is very little effect being had. i understand both of your position is that china is the one that needs to do more but again there is no sign that it do more but again there is no sign thatitis do more but again there is no sign that it is taking further steps or putting pressure onjohn yang, so my question is are either of you willing to accept north korea as it is? no? well, we want to see the demutualisation of no

yvette austin went along to have a look. an and yielding invader of the plant world.g with more eco— friendly ways of eradicating it. we have laid a membrane horizontally over this mature knotweed to see if it will contain knotweed or stop it growing. we have dug out a piece earlierjust to show growing. we have dug out a piece earlier just to show you what happens. so this is a piece of rhizome and you can see here all of the pieces that have grown since around may. so you can see it doesn't really contain it, it causes it to spread laterally. that would be your garden and it comes up in my garden. you won't be happy with me. some neighbours are hoping now the land is in the hands of experts they will eventually see the back of the weed as its presence can affect the value of properties. so this is the garden. the knotweed, the knotweed is just over there, where the hedge is, and it is really encroaching all of the time and getting closer. the worry is, you know, literally the fa ct worry is, you know, literally the fact that it can damage your property and once it ge