they marched into oakland's pla sa knowing they could get into trouble this morning. >> i am somewhat worried for our newer teachers but i know we'll do everything we can to protect them because they are great and we wan to keep every teacher we can in oak landland. >> they decided to today and show their support. >> i really care about my teachers. they really worked so hard. they are passionate about their job. my teachers will stay until 7:00 p.m. or later on a school day to help me with my college apps or just to chitchat. >> it is not a union backed strike. the district warned it is an illegal labor action. these teachers could face disciplinary action and loss of pay. this group ignored to warning saying they wanted to show they were serious about fighting for better bay. >> a lot of students. it feels good. i feel like the power in numbers, so yes. >> a district spokesperson is addressing the crowd right now. they have a lot of questions for him. they told me it is a 5% raise over three years. they are facing a bujdget deficit. they have not decided whether to discipline them f

s but the manager of the sa young troupe does not believe the opera will ever close its curtains for good it's the only life he knows he was sold to the troop by his mother when he was eight. if it was to disappear it would have disappeared a long time ago as long as we have chinese shrines and chinese communities in this world the chinese opera will not disappear it will become smaller but the culture will continue. chinese migration to thailand can be traced back to the thirteenth century and now it has one of the world's largest chinese communities outside of china. open air operas have been a cultural cornerstone passing along folklore and tradition. ancient french documents detail chinese opera in thailand as long as five hundred years ago. when the chinese immigrant the go. and they bring their own they've been there on goal it being their own culture and they bring their own chinese up there. he went on to say that chinese communities in thailand came to new to grow but new generations are becoming more westernized and few speak any of the chinese dialects making the opera les

s but the manager of the sa young hong troupe does not believe the opera will ever close its curtains for good it's the only life he knows he was sold to the troop by his mother when he was eight. if it was to disappear it would have disappeared a long time ago as long as we have chinese shrines and chinese communities in this world the chinese opera will not disappear it will become smaller but the culture will continue. chinese migration to thailand can be traced back to the thirteenth century and now it has one of the world's largest chinese communities outside of china these open air operas have been a cultural cornerstone passing along folklore and traditions. ancient french documents detail chinese opera in thailand as long as five hundred years ago. and. on gullet. and they bring that up there. he went on to say that chinese communities in thailand came to new to grow but new generations are becoming more westernized and few speak any of the chinese dialects making the opera less appealing. the chinese tell you so the drama is not only on the stage it's also backstage as the or

well i've known jim mattis as a colonel and as a general i have not talked to jim matta sas secretary of defense but i do think that you know the we here there has been a trend here rooted primarily in policy differences you know whether it's about the composition of the united states or it's you know the movement of american forces in the us mexico border and now pulling out of two very significant operations you know without a strategic understanding of what happens next you know all of this is contrary to how you know general mattis or secretary mabus how he has looked at the world how he's done business and i think this was simply a last straw i think we all understood that at some point in time it was inevitable that either you no matter the step down or are you know donald trump which tire of of his service i think it's what's shocking here is how quickly it has occurred p.j. crowley the in america thanks very much pleasure. mr trump been defending as well his decision to withdraw all u.s. troops from syria and end the air campaign against eisel the announcement as along both wa

signs of torture in the desert outside of cairo for one of europe's top rated academic institutions sas is being forced to shut down that's after hungary's government refused to license the central european university critics say it's because right wing prime minister viktor orban wants to stop independent thought in the country general reports from the capital but a central europe was not colonized by for close to thirty years the central european university in budapest has dispensed world class degrees to students from more than one hundred countries but it is days in hungary are numbered.

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witnesses saw a man from the area after sa the loo -- the shooting. >>> an investigation is underway in antioch after a driver hit a three-year-old around 7:30 last night at the somersville town center. one witness telling us that a car sped right through the mall parking lot while the child and her parent were comings out of a sears store. she was taken to the hospital and she died. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the police. >>> and new vehicle of central american migrant children getting assistance jumping the border wall. the children ages two, seven, and ten, slid down if 18- -- the 18-foot wall yesterday morning. and the family surrendered to border patrol agents who arrived on the scene. the person who assisted the family was not arrested. >>> a live look now from the u.s. capitol rotunda where president george h.w. bush lies in state. dignitaries from all over the world and must bes of the public -- members of the public coming to pay respects to the former commander in chief. and president bush's family will spend time today with president trump. nikol

. >>> this morning, we're hearing from the sa couple to find thei bulldog lucy. her theft surveillance video. >> here's her little bed. me, her front yard. y bed and >> about here, he reaches down for her. >> she put him out at 8 and left the front door ajar for her to come in, but in a few minutes she hadn't. >> i call her and nothing. >> shouting for her in the downtown santa rosa street. a man passed and then returns. >> he actually opens the gate and takes a couple of steps back. >> he uses a flashlight top get her attention. >> she thinks he wants to play, so, she goes and runs down the yard. >> and he leans over the fence for her. she doesn't even bark. >> we want eyes out for her. >> and her facebook has attracted thousands of views and appeals >> i'm sure you had your reasons, but we want lucy. >> no questions asked, we love her and adore her, she's our family member. >> there was a sunday tip, a woman saw a loose dog resembling lucy. they're scouring the area in case she was abandoned there. they're notifying anyone who has a large expansive ground to co

santa sa by 7 and novato down by 9. again, it's still and cool one out there, especially if you have that breeze, it's going attorney feel awfully chilly getting outdoors this morning. we're reporting a wind at 25 miles per hour, and half moon bay is gusting to 26. we haven't lost the wind completely, it will continue to die down as you get to the second part of the morning and early afternoon. for your afternoon, 60 degrees expected in oakland today, upper 50s san francisco and into the north bay santa rosa to the inner east bay, and upper 50s expected in san jose. into lake tahoe for your weekend. it's going to be a dry one, notice the overnight lows, very cold, down to 10 degrees or so, slightly warmer on sunday, partly sunny to mostly sunny skies. afternoon highs today, just about freeit moderates and little bit, with low 40s in the forecast for saturday into sunday. meanwhile here at home, our final weekend of 2018 is going to be a dry one. in fact, if you look at the extended forecast, we remain t between now, and

they called the president a week ago sa i am going to shut on this. obviou he is getting hit on here on this domestic policy here's the issue. wall. they are not interested in a wall. while is dealing wit this americ >> tha what they are the meetings are about this. as sarah sanders said, there are many ways we can fund this wall. republican-control congress, i want to play sound from the commit the homeland nielse >> members hav written dozens respon as we move into the next notice the time for accountability has arrive >> is saying a new day is dawnin >> it is true. i think that the trump white hill, should heed that call. they are about to enter a new realit the trump administration has not experienced what i author this i going to be a whole new to be much more responsive to republ allies they had on there going to be a new lay >> does that look like hearings what else are you thinking this >> democrats have to invest you can see how they will have to be targeted, way. >> there is going to be some drama. no recusal here. matthe whitaker is a vocal

he died because he preached the gospel of christ and they sa you have to back off and he said i'm not going to. >> and the story is told in the acts of the apostles. >> the first day after jesus' birth is the first death on his behalf. and it doesn't get any nicer. the following day is the feast of the holy innocence. >> let's look at that slide. a little information is there too. the feast of st. john. . >> i skipped. so john the evangelist. shown as an eagle in many depictions of him. he's the most spiritual of the gospels, 50,000 foot level of gospel. very poetic. >> and he was one of jesus' disciples. we credit the gospel to him. >> there's a lot of debate about that. some say he's the gospel that jesus love 's rifrto -- referred to as that. contemporary. >> with jesus and writing soon after that. the one we're gointo br th o you s inn mo about the riches of christmas with laura. >>> hello. welcome back too mosaic. we're here are laura, she's the sdrekt director of the office of worship. that's what's tas -- what's the training? >> i have a degree in liturgy from the yufr of tote

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the nypd called it troubling and sa the counter is under review. >> package thieves are a common nuisance this time of the year, but it's not often that you see someone put a child up to the task. this was video inmaryland. the harford county sheriff's office thinks theuthild is a 8 years old. he or she seemed to look back for b directionsore taking the package. >> it's just atrocious violation of someone's trust this time of the year. it's always badut toave a child do it for you steps it up a whole oth notch. investigators hope this video will help them track down the responsible ult. >> two cases before the u.s. supreme court turned into big wins for planned parenthood. how the aroup wase to win the long fight over funding. >> there is a prickly fight over these little guys. they may look cute but hedhogs are illegal in ord.c. andern virginia. find out why some say the ban should be >> you can hedge your bets, but you can't hedge your hogs that's the best hedgehog pun i can come up with. temperatures in theee and 20s. a lot of black ice >> the supreme court rejected appeals. in upholdi

. >> as tracy sa, the former president's funeral will be wednesday morning at the nationalcathedral. george h.w. bush will have a traditional episcopal funeral. >> all the scriptures and readings were chosen by the family. president trump and the living former president will attend along with 2,500 invited guests. coming up, nicole jacobs will have more on the funeral and how it will impact getting around wn >> we begin with your other top stories andater main break in silver spring. this is at georgia avenue and connecticut avenue. the washington suburban sanitary commission says about 300 itcustomers haver low water pressure or no water at all. be sure to follow melissa on twitter at first 4 traffic for traffic related updates. >> an alexandriar police offi shot a man late sundayn. afternoo they were responding to a shots fid call. there was a man that refused to put down a gun. when he allegedly pointed it at the officer, that's when he was the man is expected to survive. virginia state police have taken over the investigation. >> angela will be sworn in as the first woman to hold

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but this morning we're hearing from the redskins new starting quarterback about his hvies for sa the season. >>> good morning, nothing today. off to school across the area for the kids. temperatures are near or below freezing. be ready for a s chillyrt to the day. have your winter coat and scarf on early this morning. probably could leave those sunglass at home. it's going to be a rather cloudy day today. the daily grade, bel average. only in the low to mid-40s at best. >>> plus final day of tributes to former president george h.w. bush. his body is now lying in repose in his houston church before funeral in his home state. these are live pictures. back with much more at 5:30. i'm a concrete mason. i own my own company. i had some severe fague, some funny rashe finally, listening to my wife, went to a doctor. and i became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma... that diagnosis was tough. i had to put my trust in somebody. when i first met steve, we recommended chemotheherapy, and then we did high dose therapy and then autologous stem cell transplant. unately, he went on to have progressi

sa you might just disappear. >> jimmy: you can' anything about it? >> i can't say anything. >> jimmy: but it's based on the graphic novel. >> i can say that it fantastic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who's in it? anyone else we know? >> yes. a few names that you know. we have tim blake nelson, louis gossett, jr., don johnson, jean smart, jeremy irons. >> jimmy: don johnson. >> ooh. >> jimmy: alright, that's good. and no one's allowed to talky about it or ything? >> no one's allowed to say anything. i may or may not have great scenes with one or all of those people. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a great scoop. thank you so much. [ light laughter ] all right. t's talk about your movie that's coming out in new york and l.a., and then nationwide on christmas. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "if beale street could talk." >> "if beale street could talk." >> jimmy: this is barry jenkin >> jimmy: man, oh, man. he did "moonlight." >> he's brilliant. >> jimmy: man, you knocked it out of the park. >> thank you.do >> jimmy: hoou describe the film to anyone? >> oh my god. thi

here's one that will knock your hat off, as grouch yno would sa fred astaire. a nebraskan, he was from omaha. >> what did you think of brando. he was a pretty intimidating guy. what did you think of him, and how did you carry on the conversation after you had been stripped naked so to speak? >> i didn't know how to do a show after that. he had come up to my dressing room before the show. i was in awe. he was so brilliant, and afterwards he said. >> i said why. >> ooii've been looking at it f years! i have no idea what you just said. >> you want to go down to chinatown. >> people often said that to you. >> we went down, i'll make it quick, paparazzi followed us, jumps out of his car as we got out on the dark streets of chinatown, everything was closed. i said that one right there. the other guy is his assistant. people say the same expression on your face. he did not get tired of taking it, and he kept going with it, and we all know marlon has a temper with it, and he leaned in, and said you want to take those sunglasses off, marlon. marlon took them off and wam

>>sa when you get is. older, time goes by really fast. now i understand what she is saying. >> it should be the other way around. >> it's going to be breezy to windy, bundle up. the winds will be picking up. the new years forecast first, as we say good-bye to 2018, midnight, temperatures along the coast in the 40s, clear skies. we are looking at breezy to windy conditions for the bay around 47 to ring in the new year, inland locations in the low to mid 40s around midnight. a live look with the sales force tower camera and our temperatures are running in the 40s, livermore down to38. 40 concord, for santa rosa. your weather headlines, clear skies and chilly conditions this morning, breezy to windy today. we are going to see the winds kick up. the advisory is in effect for the san francisco bay shoreline as well as all bay area hills due to the gusty conditions we are expecting today. sunshine in the afternoon, cool, seasonal daytime highs. we will time it out for you on future cast when the winds will be the strongest today coming up in a

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. >> alice sa herring ton in the studio now, one survivor of the camp fire is among the people who received good news. >> that's right, this woman lost her house in the camp fire and she told reporters now after being pardoned she can move on and have a fresh start after losing everything. heather steels burnett and her husband jason are among the thousands of lost their homes in the state's most destruck tuf wildfire in state history. she was sentenced back in 1999 with drug po tegs session chls she serve aid year in jail and after that she has not used drugs and started working with butte county as a drug counselor. she writes since her release from custody she's lived an honest life and exhibited good moral character and conducted herself as a law-abiding citizen. two other victims have been pardoned as well. the governor however did deny a request by san francisco mayor london breed to commute her brother's prison sentence t. her brother served nearly 20 years of a 44-year sentence for manslaughter. other pardons include hon durns immigrants at risk of deportation for convictions. ktvu

but cohen sa, "could have en worse. i could have been sentenced to be white house chief of staff." [ laughter ] that wou've been -- if you don't remember cohen, here he is. there, yeah. [ light laughter ] he looks pretty innocent to me. yeah. [ laughter ] if you saw that guy on an episode of "law and order" you'd be like, he did it. come on. [ ughter ] come on, give me a break. i saw that today in court an artist did a skeh of cohen. can we see that? [ laughter ] oh my god. oh man. he looks like every dad finding out theidaughter was cast on "the bachelor." [ laughter ]yo ango, oh my god. get this, cohen also had to pay more than $1 million in restitution. when trump heard that he was like, "$1 million for restitution? she must have been good." [ laughter ] listen to this, trump said that he'll shut down the government if congress doesn't gine him for his border wall. so democrats are just going to show trump a photo of the grea ll of china, and tell him it's already been built. [ laughter ] we did it. [ applause ] it l

first, they sa there was no contacts with any russians, period. and then they said that even if they did try to collude, came of it. then they said collusion is not a crime. and now trump's defenderare reduced to insisting that he wasn't personally involved in the hacking himself. >> robert mueller and his team of partisans have no evidence, not a whiff of collusion involving trump and the russians. trump tower meeting perfectly legal. haing, that's absurd. trump wasn't involved in that. >> seth: of course he wasn't. trump couldn't hack into a computer even if the password was melania. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applae ] trump's ex-lawyer lied to congress about a business deal h he russian government and he told investigators he lied because trump lied and mueller can prove it. every new legal filing from mueller makes clear that he knows what really ha and when mueller's done with him i have a feeling trump will be saying -- get me out of here. a >> seth: this has been "closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we'll be right back with michael dou

she sa she's not mad at her son and did the same kind of thing as a kid. metro calls the stunt reckless an t saysy're investigating. >>> 40 miles p hour? if he fell off he would have died. >> no question about it. it's fun video to watch in a way but that is insane. my goodness. >>> coming up, how billions of dollars will be used to improve education in maryla'l. tell you where the governor plans to get the money. >>> plus, a familiar tv host says good-bye. see her tearful announcement next. >>> it is going to be a fairly nice day to be outside and i'm optimistic about tomorrow. the rain chances are backin jus ime for your friday and your saturday. any hope forwa >>> you'rhing "news 4 today." >>> 4:14 rig now. check your freezer. the jimmy dean company is recalling29,000 pounds of frozen pork andoultry links. everal people found metal pieces they were packaged in august and they have a use by date of january 31st, 2019. >>> terrifying moments after a gunman killed several people at a catholic cathedral. >> the gunman opened fire and later killed himself. h

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sa >> reporter: this young woman was terrorizedhrndn naked out in the cold. some people helped her. tonight we talk to one of them. >> terrified -- you know. she's terrified. >> reporter: a fleetingf image a young woman trying to find help moments after she was abducted and terrorized and sexually assaulted by two men and shoved out of a car in alley of an unfamiliar neighborhood. thankfully, frank spears was awakehe and hd the democraknock the door. >> he took everything from he i had to get her shoes and clothes and jacket or anything. >> i didn't think anything of it. you see anybody needing helpo yu just it. you help that person especially a female knocking on your door. spears and his girlfriend tried to comfort the young woman said while bout 20 years old waiting for police to arrive. she was walking home from the metro station at prince george county when a dark colored car pulled up alongside her on curtis drive. a man got out and pulled a gun and forced her into the car while another man is waiting. the car can be seen on this ideo captured by a home security camera near wh

sa seahawks recover and another touchdown. seattle in the second half, an 80-yard punt return. 27-3, seattle. 49ers could not go empty handed. but it was too little too late. the niners lose 43-16. and like the raiders, they are now 2-10. alabama, clemson, notre dame, and oklahoma will play for the national championship. georgia and ohio state did not make the cup. the game will be played january 7th at levi stadium. and cal will play tcu in the cheese it bowl in phoenix on december 26th. and stanford is heading to el paso, texas, for the sun bowl. cardinal and pitt face off december 31st. the cheese it bowl used to be the cactus bowl. i prefer the cactus bowl sponsored by cheese it. >> a lot of people like cheese it. no shamed. >> if you say cheese it bowl, i think of the bowl on my table. >> and the packers did fire their head coach after their loss today to the arizona cardinals. he had been there 13 years. >> thanks a lot, mindy. >>> feeling stressed out? there is a llama for that. ises that story is next. ♪thisi'm gonna

. > sa na step closer to happening. republicans joined forces with demoo approvenicrs atthe bill revises federal sentencing laws, like reducing the three strikesenalty for drug felonies for life behind bars to 25 years.erul the federal prison system t help inmates earn reduced sentences. the the house will take up the bill this week. president trump says he is ready to sign it. >>> in the north bay, the family of a 13-year-old shot and killed by a sonoma sheriff deputy is goin gtog 3 $et county. the settlement ends a long legal battle over o andy lopez. the deputy shot the teen who was walking down the street carrying a b.b. gun that resembled an assault rifle. under the settlement the county admits no fault or liabily. >>> happening today, transportation leaders will officially charge you more to cross bay area bridges. tolls will go up a dollar on every bridge except the golden gate bridge starting january 1st. it is the result of measure 3, which was vote approved back in june. it required a two-thirds manager town p

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the financial rules meant to keep us sa tfe aft great depression and cut their own taxes. we are months out after the first votes cast in the iowa caucuses. what is elizabeth warren doing now? >> right, and new year's eve could be seen as a strange timeo ake a campaign announcement, but she does have the stage to hersf for the time being, the first big announcement from a democrat for 2020, and making very clear with that very v populieo and its imagery what she's going for, she will protect the middle class. she's going to have a very crowdd field to join going forward, but we'll seif she separates herself out by going firstand going big with this video.k >> so this is y to be a crowded feel. what do we know about the field. >> first, in that video, abeth warren is clearly running from the left. nhat's what we expected but she's taking an o shot to ronald reagan, who most of america admire, butve progres think many of his policies lead to what we have now. but asou and erica said, the issue is this giant field, there are almost as many ways to slicet as people in it. let'

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california democratic sswoman jackie speier sa it's high time for a change. >> time is finally up for members of congress who think they can harass and get away with it. they will no longer be able to slink away with no one knowing they harassed. there will be transparency and members will be held accountable. >> woodruff: the measure goes now to president trump, who is expected to sign it. a federal appeals court panel has upheld an injunction against changes in federal birth control rules. the trump administration wanted to let more employers opt out of providing women with free contraception. today's ruling came from the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. and, on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 70 points to close at 24,597. the nasdaq fell nearly 28 points, and the s&p 500 sl.ped a fracti still to come on the newshour: a partl cease fire could be a starting point to end the brutal war in yemen. two outgoing senators discuss their time in office and the gridlock among lawmakers. the last migrant rescue ship in the mediterranean ceases operations foll

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. >> an unsettling and downright crazy story in sa knowna county. a nan secretly recording hotel . they say he was seen on his hands and knees looking under guests doors. police say he'd been registered as a guest himself for more than a week. >> looks like he was moving around rooms to get a better view of people he wanted to watch. he admitted he was into voyeurism. >> they found sophisticated video and recording equipment in his room. investigators think there could be more victims. no word if they have apologized but the manager of a san francisco restaurant vandalized during the santa con bar crawl says he won't press charges if he gets an apology. two women were on video trashing the place. they turned thomas in after seeing it on news. they bailed out of jail today. >> a stunning discovery at an east bay restaurant. a man t >> you ho you got on there? i was sleeping on top of the roof. >> the lucky break that saved his life. also -- >> monday looks like it's going to be giants. >> we're watching and waiting what's happening along the coast. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ra

>>sa when you get is. older, time goes by really fast. now i understand what she is saying. >> it should be the other way around. >> it's going to be breezy to windy, bundle up. the winds will be picking up. the new years forecast first, as we say good-bye to 2018, midnight, temperatures along the coast in the 40s, clear skies. we are looking at breezy to windy conditions for the bay around 47 to ring in the new year, inland locations in the low to mid 40s around midnight. a live look with the sales force tower camera and our

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bethe streets, but we realize that having somebody serve 20 years or a life in prison for the simple sa of narcotics without a violent ime, without a gun, went too far. we want to be a lot smarter, and as chuck said, we've learned from a lot offstates there are things you can do to make available to prisoners so we're certain when they leave they won't commit another crime, avoiding another victim, incarceration and bill to the taxpayers and ends up with another productive life. those have been proven b many states to be effective. hi woodruff: senator grassley, clearly bipartisawork at here. is this a sign of things to come or aonone-tim situation? >> no, i think it's agood sign, and the senate promotes some bipartisanship because you've got to have 60 votes, but peovee good faith towards each other, can get togeether, and senate isn't as divided as people in the grassroots think it is. we do speak to each other, we work together, and, so, i think it's good news or the fure. >> woodruff: senator durbin, do you think we're going to see any more to have the two parties working together o