top of the list. >> reporter: the two areas of discussion are niles boulevard and rancho parkway. the proposals include reducing lanes, creating bike lanes, and putting a travel light at rock avenue, the site of friday night's natal accident. >> there's an urgency to it because too many people have died this year. we're actually on a record pace this year. >> reporter: but those opposed say there's too many changes being proposed. >> we thought we were doing a great thing but we heard a lot of concern from the community this was a very bold and drastic change. >> reporter: those who spoke against the changes say more streetlights and signs and stronger enforcement of the current speed limit could do more. >> instead of you spend a fraction of the money on one more police officer to spend more time on traffic enforcement. now, that would be a solution. >> reporter: now, despite what the opponents have to say the city says they hope to put out bids by the spring and want construction to begin by the summer of 2020. >> thanks a lot. abc 7 news devoted a week of our building a better

top of the list. >> reporter: the two areas of discussion are niles boulevard and rancho parkway. the proposals include reducing lanes, creating bike lanes, and putting a travel light at rock avenue, the site of friday night's natal accident. >> there's an urgency to it because too many people have died this year. we're actually on a record pace this year. >> reporter: but those opposed say there's too many changes being proposed. >> we thought we were doing a great thing but we heard a lot of concern from the community this was a veryndainst the chan streetlights and signs and stronger enforcement of the current speed limit could do more. >> instead of you spend a fraction of the money on one more police officer to spend more time on traffic enforcement. now, that would be a solution. >> reporter: now, despite what the opponents have to say the city says they hope to put out bids by the spring and want construction to begin by the summer of 2020. >> thanks a lot. abc 7 news devoted a week of our building a better bay area you can see of our reports y ci online. >>> new at 11:00,

. >>> changes could be coming to niles boulevard in fremont after several deadly crashes. there was a packed city council meeting last night. i'm lauren martinez. i'll have details on what was discussed next. >>> also among the top issues facing san francisco, the plan to clean up some of the dirtiest blocks in the city. warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel. tto harrison, the wine ftcollection..ys. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> making news right now at 5:30, live doppler 7 lit up like a holiday ornament. you're waking up to another round of heavy rain all over the bay area. meteorologist mike nicco is helping guide us through this wet wednesday. >>> the hit and run death of a 72-year-old woman an

and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the s.p.l. and north also accuse the government of impeding democracy in the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a 1000000 displaced several rounds of peace talks between the s.p.l. and north and the previous government of ahmed rashid collapsed when they failed to agree on many issues including humanitarian access. since the was also more than 8 years ago yeah both have been cut off from the military angle problems of people but they bring. but many remain behind what missing the horrors of the civil war now with aid coming in for the 1st time they're waiting to speak up for all of these years things are really starting to change the. most trouble held areas in the country are nearly impossible to access from the capital hearts whom so dan's new transitional government which is in talks with armed groups including the

lauren martinez joins us live on niles boulevard with more on this. lauren? >> that's right. the city council is targeting those two specific areas, this is all to make safety improvements after several deadly crashes. now we reported to you about lst friday, 72-year-old suzanne ogi and her dog were hit by a car and killed while crossing niles boulevard. the driver stopped briefly and then took off. there has been at least two deadly crashes in this area as well. the proposals include reducing lanes, creating buffered bike lanes, constructing a missing swaud a sidewalk and putting a traffic light at rock avenue the site of the accident. >> there's an urgency to it because too many people have died this year. we're on a record pace this

and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the s.p.l. and north also accuse the government of impeding democracy the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a 1000000 displaced several rounds of peace talks between the s.p.l. and north and the previous government of ahmed rashid collapsed when they failed to agree on many issues including humanitarian access. since the was also more than a series ago yeah boss has been cut off from the military and those of people but they bring also but many remain behind what missing the horrors of the civil war now with is coming in for the 1st time they're waiting to see after all of these years things are really starting to change. the most trouble held areas in the country are nearly impossible to access from the capital hot some so dan's new transitional government which is in talks with armed groups including the s.p.l. and

when she heard that aid would be arriving in the outpost in blue nile state says she walked for more than 8 hours to queue for it after more than 80 years the area controlled by sudanese rebels known as the sudan's people liberation movement north is finally receiving humanitarian aid and did not want to miss out as. there is no food most of the time and because of the constant bombardment in the 1st years of the war a lot of terrible things happened they didn't care where their bombs are being dropped on people farms or life stuck some of us fled to ethiopia but i could go because i didn't want to leave my home and become a refugee. the war between sudan's government and the s.p.l. and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the s.p.l. and north also accuse the government of impeding democracy. the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a 1000000 displaced several

when she heard that aid would be arriving in the outpost in blue nile state but adams says she walked for more than 8 hours to queue for it after more than 80 years the area controlled by sudanese rebels known as the sudan's people liberation movement north is finally receiving humanitarian aid and got out but did not want to miss out as. there is no food most of the time and because of the constant bombardment in the 1st years of the war a lot of terrible things happened they didn't care where their bombs are being dropped on people farms or life stuck some of us fled to ethiopia but i could go because i didn't want to leave my home and become a refugee. the war between sudan's government and the s.p.l. and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the s.p.l. and north also accuse the government of impeding democracy. the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a 10000

biggest hydroelectric dam in africa the $4000000000.00 grand ethiopian renascence dam on the river nile is nearing completion the ethiopians say it will provide power to 70000000 people and revitalize the economy neighbors sudan and egypt fear it will reduce water supply for drinking and irrigation baseless and outrageous israel's prime minister is describing the announcement from the international criminal court of plans to investigate alleged war crimes in occupied palestinian territories condemnation too from the united states which says israel will be unfairly targeted palestinians are welcoming what they call a long overdue announcement that abraham reports now from ramallah. it's one of the alleged war crimes the international criminal court to me investigate the targeted killing of unarmed protesters along gaza's border fence with israel chief prosecutor fatah been sued the says she's satisfied war crimes have been or are being committed in the gaza strip and the west bank including occupied east jerusalem she says because of the complexity of the situation she will ask the i.c.c

angelo 0gbonna west ham's sora, ainsley maitland—niles u nfortu nate ham's sora, ainsley maitland—niles unfortunate touch. nothing was going the way arsenal intended. for an hour they stumbled relying on west ham's mercy. the next goal seemed a matter of time. from that shot, it took five minutes and came at the other end. gabrielle martinelli had started something remarkable for the strike released a forgotten energy. six minutes later, nicolas pepe scored a goal of the kind he had long promised. with hammerheads still swimming, here was pierre—emerick aubameyang with the third. after weeks of gloom, nine minutes of glory, enough to shift the clouds for west ham and manuel pellegrini. we have a lot to work on. a lot of things that we can see that we need to get on the pitch to fix, but at least they have been under a lot of pressure for weeks and weeks, but they had the mental strength to do that today away from home. amazing what they did. i know the pressure they have been under. ijust want to enjoy the day—to—day end for them to enjoy the day—to—day end for them to enjoy t

we're now back in egypt driving along the nile delta. tariq the taxi driver from cairo is on the way to that small city full of old mercedes coos. like the music is full. of clothes that sit subtextual. who's. got. to go to. his lips they love to stay music in. the market square in fact who says also the main stop for the share taxis some are over 50 years old in addition to that stroke age the w 110 known as the fin tail is omnipresent. it was 1st built in 1961 the rare long wheelbase mercedes models are especially popular with 3 rows of seats for 7 passengers. or in this case 11. despite appearances everything is organized precisely here and runs according to a strict set of rules and it's the coordinators job to ensure this. thanks. to the system here is that every car going to be higher takes 6 passengers the fare is 5 pounds $25.00 euro cents. it's simple never gets there 1st those who register 1st that's pretty handy ali has had a fin tail for 27 years twice a day he drives to 80 kilometers away the taxi is his only source of incom

when she heard that aid would be arriving in the outpost in blue nile state them says she walked for more than 8 hours to queue for it after more than 80 years the area controlled by sudanese rebels known as the sudan's people liberation movement north is finally receiving humanitarian aid and did not want to miss out as lacking my view of the there's no food most of the time and because of the constant bombardment in the 1st years of the war a lot of terrible things happened they didn't care where their bombs are being dropped on people farms or life stuck some of us fled to ethiopia but i could go because i didn't want to leave my home and become a refugee. the war between sudan's government and the s.p.l. and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the s.p.l. and north also accuse the government of impeding democracy. the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a

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it was during the niles festival of lights parade, 72 year-old he was walking her dog when she was hit. both he and her dog died. >>a brazen break in at a los altos jewelry store this happened early sunday morning look at that at the marcel jewelry design on main street these used a truck to smash their way in 2 people with masks got out of the car and slashed display cases. the store owner says it's the 3rd time and his store has been targeted. >>in the 11 minutes after it happened. and i saw it and so while this time they ran a truck last time they broke the windows the time before they try to come through the roof. >>the truck wasn't an reported stolen vehicle the store owner says he's considering closing the store for good. well in national news, the impeachment inquiry into president trump enters a new phase this morning. members of the house judiciary are preparing to hear from constitutional experts about what it means to commit an impeachable offense. joke hail reports. >>constitutional system, susan block had a front row seat to history for is a an honor 2 recalled. >>and it w

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and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the s.p.l. and north also accuse the government of impeding democracy the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a 1000000 displaced several rounds of peace talks between the s.p.l. and north and the previous government of ahmed rashid collapsed when they failed to agree on many issues including humanitarian access. since the west also more than its years ago yeah boss has been cut off from when it's errant tens of thousands of people but the brits also but many remain behind what missing the horrors of the civil war now with is coming in for the 1st time they're waiting to see after all of these years things are really starting to change. the most trouble held areas in the country are nearly impossible to access from the capital hurts whom so dan's new transitional government which is in talks with armed groups including

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and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the s.p.l. and north also accuse the government of impeding democracy. the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a 1000000 displaced several rounds of peace talks between the s.p.l. and north and the previous government of ahmed rashid collapsed when they failed to agree on many issues including humanitarian access. since the was also more than a series ago yeah boss has been cut off from the military and so for all sorts of people but the brits also but many remain behind what missing the horrors of the civil war now with is coming in for the 1st time they're waiting to see after all of these years things are really starting to change. the most trouble held areas in the country are nearly impossible to access from the capital hurts whom so dan's new transitional government which is in talks with armed groups including th

dog molly were killed friday night by a suspected hit and run driver while walking in a crosswalk on niles blfl. witnesses told police the driver described as a white man in his 50s with gray hair and glasses stopped and got out of his car for a moment. >> the person that hit her got out i heard and took a look and took off. i hope that they're brave enough to turn themselves in and do the right thing. >> reporter: a small memorial of flowers and a toy dog has been left at the scene. the suspect's car described only as a silver or gray sedan, likely has front end damage. >> right now we are looking at this as a felony hit and run. what we would like is for him to come contact us so we could get his side of the story. >> reporter: the speed limit on niles boulevard is 40 miles an hour but neighbors say car drive much faster than that and even in this crosswalk i am a bit reluctant to step out. >> pretty bad stretch of road. cars fly pretty quick. >> i don't know why they don't put traffic lights in, it's like a freeway. >> reporter: police say another pedestrian was killed by a car on this

nile, the hill white house columnis columnist. thank you all four, and nile, so the messaging we heard on the sunday, if you're on the left, you're saying the right is not listening. if you're on the right, the left is not listening. is there any way that chairman nadler can move this more toward the middle of the aisle, the middle of the space and say no, we actually are trying to do something that is fair and going down the middle? >> well, the question presumes the middle still exists in american politics. and that is pretty questionable these days. now, i do think the chairman nadler has a lot of evidence to marshal. he can make a very strong argument. but when we look at what president trump and his allies are doing in response, it's not engaging in evidence or not seeking to appeal to the middle ground. look, what president trump and his propaganda people have been engaged in is an assault on the idea that these facts exist or that there is valid grounds for impeachment. president trump talks about the famous transscript of

and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the s.p.l. and north also accuse the government of impeding democracy in the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a 1000000 displaced several rounds of peace talks between the s.p.l. and north and the previous government of ahmed rashid collapsed when they failed to agree on many issues including humanitarian access. since the was also more than if years ago yeah both have been cut off from the military angle problems of people but they bring. but many remain behind what missing the horrors of the civil war are now with it's coming in for the 1st time they're waiting to speak up for all of these years things are really starting to change the. most trouble held areas in the country are nearly impossible to access from the capital hearts whom so dan's new transitional government which is in talks with armed groups includin

dog molly were killed friday night by a suspected hit and run driver while walking in a crosswalk on niles boulevard. the driver described as a white man in his 50s with gray hair and glasses stopped and got out of his car for a moment. >> the person that hit her got out, heard, and took a look and took off. i hope that they're brave enough to turn themselves in and do the right thing. >> reporter: a small memorial of flowers and a toy dog has been left at the scene. the suspect's car described as a silver or gray sedan, likely has front end damage. >> right now we are looking at this as a felony hit and run. what we would like is for him to come contact us so we could get his side of the story. >> reporter: the speed limit on niles boulevard is 40 miles an hour but neighbors say cars drive much faster than that. even in this crosswalk i am a bit reluctant to step out. >> it's a pretty bad stretch of road. cars fly pretty quick. >> i don't know why they don't put traffic lights in, it's like a freeway. >> reporter: police say another pedestrian was killed by a car on this stretch of niles

city council of fremont addressed the problem of this stretch of niles boulevard. cheryl hurd has the latest. >> reporter: this recent death is putting a spotlight on a problem that's been plaguing this area for a very long time. who else is fed up? people who see people run up and down this crosswalk, speeding. another person is son of a woman who was killed in the latest hit and run. >> justice that everyone should pay if they hit and run right? but not going to bring my mom back. >> reporter: only had four days to comprehend his mother and her dog are gone. >> after seeing the car on the news, you know, emotions go, what does that really mean? going to catch the guy? i think they will. >> reporter: fremont police officers are hoping the release of this picture of what they believe is the suspect's car will help them catch the driver. witnesses say the man behind the wheel stopped and walked over to the 72-year-old, then drove off. after months of feedback from neighbors, fremont city council members discussing ways to improve safety on this dangerous stretch of

and north erupted after the government refused to allow the states of south kordofan and blue nile a referendum on whether to be part of sudan or the newly created south sudan as part of a 2005 peace deal the north also accused the government of impeding democracy the united nations says more than 2000000 people have been affected by the conflict with more than have a 1000000 displaced so prove rounds of peace talks between the s.p.l. and north and the previous government of ahmed rashid collapsed when they failed to agree on many issues including humanitarian access. since the was also more than a series ago yeah boss has been cut off from the military and those of people but they bring also but many remain behind what missing the horrors of the civil war now with is coming in for the 1st time they're waiting to see after all of these years things are really starting to change. the most trouble held areas in the country are nearly impossible to access from the capital hot some so dan's new transitional government which is in talks with armed groups including the s.p.l. and north cha

lauren martinez joins us live on niles boulevard with more on this. lauren? >> that's right. the city council is targeting those two specific areas, this is all to make safety improvements after several deadly crashes. now we reported to you about lst friday, 72-year-old suzanne ogi and her dog were hit by a car and killed while crossing niles boulevard. the driver stopped briefly and then took off. there has been at least two deadly crashes in this area as well. the proposals include reducing lanes, creating buffered bike lanes, constructing a missing swaud a sidewalk and putting a traffic light at rock avenue the site of the accident. >> there's an urgency to it because too many people have died this year. we're on a record pace this year. it's really bad if you're a pedestrian in fremont. >> how about you spend the fraction of the money and hire one more police officer to spend more time on traffic enforcement. that would be a solution. >> hans larsen says they hope to solicit bids on the project by the spring and for construction to begin by the summer of 2020. reporting

>>during the niles festival of lights parade. witnesses say the driver stops right after the collision. and what end checked on the pedestrian but then returned to his car and took off toward union city. >>happening tomorrow prosecutors are expected to announce the next step in the murder case of keith green last month the san mateo county jury found 34 year-old heiress tiffany leave not guilty of murdering green the father of her 2 young daughters. he is now free, but the jury was deadlocked over com a buyout guilt. tomorrow we may find out if will be facing a new trial or if oliver adell olivier rather adela will be put on trial instead. >>we're following up with the ged and lawmakers after a recent investigation showed the company violated several state regulations with equipment. that started the camp fire. >>the utility also is facing a regulators this week over the massive power shut-offs capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains pg e's latest set of hurdles. >>the genie tuesday remaining apologetic for its role in cal

overpass and nursery avenue between niles and riveria drive. not everyone agrees on this effort. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez joins us live on niles boulevard with more on this disagreement. lauren? >> these proposed street changes are designed to improve safety after several pedestrian crashes. we told you about last friday night, 72-year-old suzanne ogi and her dog, molly, were struck and killed by a car. witnesses say the driver stopped briefly and then took off. there have been at least two other deadly crashes in this area as well. the proposals include reducing lanes, constructing missing sidewalks and putting a traffic light at rock avenue, the site of that fatal accident. people spoke for and against these changes. >> there's an urgency to it. too many people have died this year. we're on a record pace this year. it's really bad if you're a pedestrian in fremont. >> how about you spend the fraction of the money and hire one more police officer to spend more time on traffic enforcement. that would be a solution. >> the majority of the city council supports the city's

hopefully it will be the last. >> this crash happened in the middle of a stretch of niles boulevard that the city already etor fngha c pedestrians. fremont's city council is going to discuss it, in fact, at tomorrow's meeting. >> news reporter chris wray yre joins us live. what are the proposed changes? >> reporter: good evening, kristen, good evening, dan. the memorial you're talking about, i'm standing in front of it. many people who live here don't need this to remind them of how dangerous this stretch of road can be. over my shoulder, see the speed limit, 40 miles per hour, many drivers going faster than that. take a look around. imagine crossing here at night. no stop lights. no stop lines. residents we talked to want that to change. >> as you can see, an idiot spinning doughnuts. >> reporter: this happened right in the middle of our interview and it's

tech up by nearly 50% this year, we'll have an exclusive interview with tech hedge fund giant, dan niles. he'll give you a peek into his 2020 playbook. >> also, we didn't answer bill's question >> let's do it >> what is your drink? >> whatever gets put in front of me >> great answer. very good answer, indeed mine might be an old fashioned tonight. we shall see but we have to get back to the show let's take a look at what's driving the show 59 minutes left. we're down 40 points on the dow. a little bit of rebalancing as investors get ready for the new year president trump tweeting today he will sign the phase i deal with china on january 15 and consumer confidence data out this morning missed estimates and showed a dip from november >> joining us now for the hour, keith bliss from iq capital usa, llc. it's good to see you here we are, heading into the last hour of trading for the entire decade. where do we stand? >> as you take a look at the nasdaq 100, it's up 400% for the decade tech has been the big story. looking forward, we're going to see a continuation of that into the first quarte

the problem neighbors say too many cars going too fast down niles boulevard. as "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd explains, city leaders are now seeking solutions. >> with the justice that everyone should pay if they hit and run, but won't bring my mom back. >> reporter: he's only had four days to comprehend his mother suzanne and dog molly are gone. >> after seeing the car on the news, you know, your emotions go and what did that really mean? they're going to catch the guy hopefully which i think they will. >> reporter: fremont police officers are hoping the release of this picture of what they believe is the suspect car will help them catch the driver. witnesses say the man behind the wheel stopped and walked over to the 72-year-old, and then drove off. after months of feedback from neighbors, fremont city councilmembers discussing ways to improve safety on this dangerous stretch of roadway. >> we would narrow the lanes that are there. >> reporter: other proposals, a traffic light at rock avenue, flashing lights at rancho arroyo parkway and el portal avenue a

we still can't believe it is 72 year-old mother he was killed using the crosswalk on rock avenue at niles friday night in fremont just 300 feet away from the home they shared. >>flowers and a stuffed animal. c. and her lab for duty. >>molly cupcakes who also did not survive from had talks with the city how about storing it down they can single lane. at the very least they should have stop signs here the city has developed a safe and complete streets projects to make niles boulevard safer. >>a plan that includes some of the tunnel you robin suggestions, which is scheduled to be complete next year. >>that obviously too late in this situation. police say a caucasian man in his 50's with great here driving a silver or gray sedan now with front end damage is believed to be the driver who killed turns man. >>according to one of the a driver, the vehicle that struck me. our walk towards the. >>he's now potentially facing felony hit and run charges. police and neighbors say drivers routinely speed in this area. the limit is 35 miles per hour. >>and on the other it's 40 miles per hour. be was a se

a 72-year-old woman was walking her dog across niles boulevard when both were hit and killed. kpix5's devin fehely tells us the driver did stop. but not for long. >> reporter: fremont police are looking for the driver who struck the woman in the crosswalk. stopped his car, got out to check, but then left the scene. police say the victim identified as 72-year-old suzanne beck oakey was walking her dog across this busy and neighbors say dangerous stretch of niles boulevard around 8:30 friday night. >> they don't see the person a lot of times. that is in the crosswalk. >> reporter: witnesses however say the driver stopped his car. a light color four door sedan. got out, checked on the victim. and left before police or paramedics arrived. the victim and her dog both died. from the force of the impact. >> i mean, i don't know what would go through a person's mind that quickly to not have human emotion of, you know, you just hit somebody. let alone, not knowing if they died or not. you left them there. >> it does boggle the mind. i agree with you. there is no sane reason for that to

our next guest says there may be more room to run before the year ends dan niles, hedge fund manager and the founder of apple one capital partners joins us now. dan, good morning. >> good morning, john. >> well, it's been a tough year to call. you told us that around midyear, i think it was august. you made a call mid-year about semi conductors. semi conductors have continued to do well you were iffy on the iphone launch, the iphone 11. that's done pretty well. what's going on here what did you get wrong and what do you see happening as we head into 2020? >> yeah, i mean i think everybody has been surprised at how strong the u.s. economy has held up given all the things going on in trade. obviously getting to a phase one trade deal, that's been great. the other thing quite honestly i didn't really count on was the fed starting to go through qe again. they're saying it's not qe but at the point you're buying $60 billion a month, i think most people would say that is qe. and you've had the fed obviously being very dovish going forward. so all of those things lining up, obviously gettin

up next, we've got your last chance trade >>> plus, famed tech investor dan niles will join us to tell us whether he's seeing any llff ad e ortunitiesmith se-o ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. >>> welcome back elon musk aririving at court moments ago in los angeles, preparing to testify brought by a british diver. let's get to jane wells, who's at the courthouse. jane, what's the latest? >> well, he just arrived a few minutes ago, which is interesting. we have video of it after jury selection, after opening statements he could potentially be the first witness to take the stand when court resumes in about a half hour. as you said, this is all about tweets regarding that. his attorney argued in this opening statement to the jury said that these tweets calling brend brendon undsworth a pedo guy were just joking, taunting tweets, a fight between men. he said undsworth started pit undsworth says, in fact, musk did call him a pedophile the judge said to the jurors, the case really rests on this, whether a reasonable person given in context would take those tweets to

. >> this crash happened in the middle of a stretch of niles boulevard that the city already etor fngha c pedestrians. fremont's city council is going to discuss it, in fact, at tomorrow's meeting. >> news reporter chris wray yre joins us live. what are the proposed changes? >> reporter: good evening, kristen, good evening, dan. the memorial you're talking about, i'm standing in front of it. many people who live here don't need this to remind them of how dangerous this stretch of road can be. over my shoulder, see the speed limit, 40 miles per hour, many drivers going faster than that. take a look around. imagine crossing here at night. no stop lights. no stop lines. residents we talked to want that to change. >> as you can see, an idiot spinning doughnuts. >> reporter: this happened right in the middle of our interview and it's exactly why tim yamaguchi refuses to cross ths intersection in his neighborhood. wow. is that normal to you? >> that's the first time i've ever seen it. in the daytime. but i know that they speed up and down over here at night. >> reporter: that screeching happe

ashley: here to discuss the nato gathering is nile gardiner of the heritage foundation. nile, president trump says the transatlantic relationship is in a very healthy place and then you have french president macron calling nato brain-dead because it is just focused on money. where it nato as it celebrates the 70th anniversary? >> i can say nato is stronger today than it was three years ago and i think under president trump you have seen a significant increase in overall defense spending levels among most major nato partners and you have seen i think a greater commitment among nearly all nato member-states to the nato alliance. unfortunately emmanuel macron has been sending very negative signals in the last couple of weeks or so calling the nato alliance brain-dead and saying that the russians are not the enemy. very enhelpful comments. i think president trump's leadership actually has been working very postively for nato. he has put a great deal of pressure on the alliance to invest more in the common defense of the 29 nato member state and i do think you see more effect

they were always fearful of niles canyon and then those fears turned into a nightmare. when this woman was killed the police officers are actually still searching for the hit and run driver on friday night at around 8.30 suzanne back ot. 72 years old and she was walking with her dog just a a few 100 feet from her how she almost got on this is at ngles canyon and linda road when a car slammed into her. she was in the crosswalk at the time the driver actually got out according to investigators looked at her got back in the car. and left the scene as police officers continue with their investigation. city council members and fremont residents. they're doing all they can to prevent another deadly accident in the meantime that area still has candles burning they have stuffed animals the family is begging. the driver to turn himself or herself in. the city council members will hear a few recommendations including having lights at the crosswalk it was dark at the time there were no flashing lights on niles canyon at that particular site so that's one of the recommendations the

taking place in sudan's capital khartoum a $4000000000.00 grand ethiopian a song stand on the river nile is nearing completion the ethiopians say it will provide power to 70000000 people and revitalize the economy but neighbors sudan and egypt fear it will reduce water supply for drinking and irrigation while staying in sudan aid has reached a remote rebel held area for the 1st time in nearly 9 years as have a morgan reports from blue nile states the welcome arrival of food and other essentials coincides with talks to end of fighting when she heard that aid would be arriving in the state says she walked for more than 8 hours to queue for it after more than 80 years the area controlled by sudanese rebels known as the sudan's people liberation movement north is finally receiving humanitarian aid and qatar but did not want to miss out as well. there's no food most of the time and because of the constant bombardment in the 1st years of the war a lot of terrible things happened they didn't care where their bombs were being dropped on people farms or livestock some of us fled to ethiopia but i

dog molly were killed friday night by a suspected hit and run driver while walking in a crosswalk on niles boulevard. witnesses told police that the drive described as a bhielt man in his 50s stopped and got out of the car for a moment. >> the person who hit her got out, i heard, and took a look and took off. i hope that they're brave enough to turn themselves in and do the right thing. >> a small memorial of flowers and a toy dog have been left at the scene. the car described as a white or silver. >> we would like him to contact us so we can get his side of the story. roipt neighbors say car drive much faster than the 40-mile-an-hour speed limit. >> it's a bad stretch of road. >> i don't know why they don't put traffic lights. >> another pedestrian was killed by a car on this stretch of niles boulevard two years ago. >> we have be begging for stop signs. >> reporter: he's been asking for safety improvements for years. next week, the city council will discuss changes. >> i knew one day someone would get hit and die. it was inevitable. unfortunately, it was my mom. >> reporter: in fremont,

cross niles canyon. back to you. 6 oh 5 right now. >>officers in the south bay are investigating a deadly crash that happened in san jose kron four's j r stone has the details. >>a honda ripped into 2 is a tow truck driver tried to pull it off of the tree that it was wrapped around this several hours after a driver slammed into that tree. >>just heard a screech is not a big game. >>officers say the driver of this car was going northbound along meridian avenue near interstate 2 80 in san jose. when he lost control and hit the tree. the high speed mix with the slick conditions turned into a deadly combo. >>a defining time, the roadways are wet. you need to slow your speed down. there was a solo vehicle accident. the driver was transported to the hospital. later died of their injuries. >>those in the area say the rain had stopped at the time of the accident. but the ground was still a mass. >>this wet, it's a lot of oil coming up does that leave. >>roadway is still wet and we definitely want people drive you know slow down their speeds a

she would walk the dog often but he warned her about crossing niles boulevard. >> i'm concerned about not just this crosswalk but the one down at the opposite end. everyone knows this is an issue. smacks the four-lane road doesn't have traffic control, there are no overhead lights and crosswalk lights, police say two witnesses traveling on the suspect car saw ogi get hit, then they blocked traffic and called 911. >> the suspect driver actually stopped, looked at her in the roadway and then left. >> the suspect is described as a white man in his 50s who wears glasses, he was driving a gray sedan, possibly a four door, with one headlight out impossible front end damage. >> she was just a happy, generous, kind person. the world needs more people like her. i knew someone would get hit and die here, there have been so many close calls. and there have been many accidents between cars. we are still in shock that the person that got hit happened to be my mom. >> fremont police say there is another pedestrian death back in 2016 just up the block in another crosswalk. ogi says he'd like fremont

regarding the sheers activities in darfur and south for the fun of the nile as well as the even more recent and more visceral charges that are related to his his june that the june massacre of protesters in khartoum and journals you say it's a fine balance and as we've been reporting it faces these other charge. as to including against the protesters the actual protest is who pushed for this transition during that crackdown this year given that this came fast and you're talking about the order of the charges here and the fact that he hasn't yet been tried on human rights abuses is there a sense that real justice hasn't been done and he might escape accountability for other things. i think for the most part people will understand the sequencing but in the streets there's people who almost will understand the sequencing but in the streets there is a lot of consternation and concern particularly within darfur and south kordofan of denial that bashir is perhaps sliding a little bit away from way from justice and that really concerns a lot of the people that i've spoken to very recently f

largest hydroelectric dam in africa the $4000000000.00 grand if european renaissance dam on the river nile is nearing completion if europeans say it will provide power to 17000000 people revitalize the economy neighbors sudan and egypt fear it will reduce water supply for drinking and irrigation staying in sudan and has reached a remote rebel held area for the 1st time in nearly 9 years as have a morgan reports from blue nile states the welcome arrival of food and other essentials coincides with talks to end years of fighting when she heard that aid would be arriving in the state them says she walked for more than 8 hours to queue for it after more than 80 years the area controlled by sudanese rebels known as the sudan's people liberation movement north is finally receiving humanitarian aid and did not want to miss out as. there's no food most of the time and because of the constant bombardment in the 1st years of the war a lot of terrible things happened they didn't care where their bombs were being dropped on people farms or livestock some of us fled to ethiopia but i could go because i

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everyone amir's hussein is lucky today she can work in this firewood company near the refugee camps of niles in the mountains of levanon with her son by hey they will earn around 3 euro zone for a few hours work. has the fact i'm happy to help my mom earn money. are so many you know there's nothing worse than this if we had enough help we wouldn't have to do this work on them and mira and her son each receive less than one euro a day from the u.n. just enough for them to survive but not enough for an education for her son even if they work sporadically it's a similar situation for most of the estimated 1500000 syrian refugees in lebanon there is no hope for improvement on the contrary the political and economic crisis has cost many lebanese citizens and refugees alike their jobs. so there we thought that if the economy is shrinking the unemployment rate is also rising. unemployment among the lebanese has fallen by 50 percent. of them from seemingly before the economic crisis occasional jobs were available now amir a is never sure whether she will be able to work to earn extra money to add to

amir hussein is lucky today she can work in this firewood company near the refugee camps of niles in the mountains of levanon with her son behave they will earn around 3 euro zone for a few hours work i. have before i'm happy to help my mom and money for. my feet and there's nothing worse than this if we had enough help we would have to do this work on. a mirror and her son each receive less than one euro a day from the u.n. just enough for them to survive but not enough for an education for her son even if they work sporadically it's a similar situation for most of the estimated 1500000 syrian refugees in lebanon there is no hope for improvement on the contrary the political and economic crisis has cost many lebanese citizens and refugees alike their jobs. the economy is shrinking the unemployment rate is also rising. employment among the lebanese has fallen by 50 percent of. them from cebu. before the economic crisis occasional jobs were available now amir a is never sure whether she will be able to work to earn extra money to add to the small amount of u.n. aid she receives. but a

frequent basis and one knowledge it said i don't now the sudden eruptions from full kaino such as white nile and we expect it at any time despite that around 10000 tourists visit the well again most active here. and that was journalist harmeet of speaking to me earlier from oracle and in new zealand. well here is a roundup now of the other stories that are making headlines around the world thousands have been made homeless in madagascar after cyclon bellona unleashed heavy flooding would have made landfall on the island national disaster agency says the full extent of the damage is not yet clear so far no loss of wife has been reported saudi arabia says restaurants no longer need to segregate customers according to their gender previously they were required to have separate entrances for eating areas for men and women this is the latest in a series of sweeping social reforms in the very conservative islamic. finland is set to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old son a marie has been nominated by the social democrats who lead the 5 pardon coalition government all 5 parties now hav

the hit-and-run happened near the intersection of niles boulevard and rock avenue it was during the niles festival of lights parade, 72 year-old she was walking her dog when she was hit. both she and her dog died if you think you recognize who owns that car if you've seen that car around let police know. >>looking outside at rainfall this morning, some of the heavier showers that we're seeing is right out there in the east bay towards conquered brett one right now around dublin and just south of san jose as well, i've got more details in your forecast. >>and speaking of all all that rain we're seeing a live look outside right now the bay bridge toll plaza approach it is wet. it is slick here leave early the drive time already starting to increase during this early morning hour 15 minutes out of the east bay into san francisco. my full you know the time is right to get the tools you trust. lowe's is here with more of the tools and accessories that pros want. at our lowest prices of the year. l] (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anyth

the city council is voting on the future of niles boulevard which is where a woman and her dog were hit and killed in a cross walk just last week. nbc bay area laura sam has the rorter: k a car while biking along niles boulevard. >> this little honda type car and just went right around me. >> reporter: and watch how long it takes this woman to cross. three cars go by before one finally lets her through. >> it can be used as awe speedway at times. people who are not used to it will fly through here quickly. >> reporter: last friday night a woman and her dog we are hit and killed while crossing. this is a picture of the suspect's car. witnesses say the driver stopped and walked over to the woman, then drove away. lives nearby says drivers are out of control. >> police do park here and write a lot of speeding tickets quite often, but it doesn't slow people down. >> reporter: after months of receiving feedback from neighbors, tonight the fremont city council will discuss proposed improvements to the roadway. possible changes include a traffic signal at rock avenue, flashing lights at pedest

refugees amir hussein is lucky today she can work in this firewood company near the refugee camps of niles in the mountains of levanon with her son behave they will earn around 3 euro for a few hours work i. have before i'm happy to help my mom and money. and so many at my feet and there's nothing worse than this if we had enough help we wouldn't have to do this work on. a mirror and her son each receive less than one euro a day from the u.n. just enough for them to survive but not enough for an education for her son even if they work sporadically it's a similar situation for most of the estimated $1500000.00 syrian refugees in lebanon there is no hope for improvement on the contrary the political and economic crisis has cost many lebanese citizens and refugees alike their jobs plus i mean. that if the economy is shrinking the unemployment rate is also rising. employment among the lebanese has fallen by 50 percent. of them from seemingly before the economic crisis occasional jobs were available now a mirror is never sure whether she will be able to work to earn extra money to add to the sm