thompson thompson i yield to -- thompson thompson i yield to jeament -- mr. thompson: i yield to the gentlelady, mrs. love. mrs. love: thank you. my state was admitted into the union and granted utah the right to select acreage to support various public institutions, including public schools and universities. now, 123 years later, much of the acreage made available for state selection remains outstanding. the b.l.m.'s pony express resource management plan governs management practices 's public lands in utah counties. it has identified thousands of acres within the plan's area as available for disposal. the state can presently obtain these lands via land exchange. however, the resource management plan does not explicitly state that these lands can be obtained using the unfulfilled land credits granted by the utah enabling act. my bill, the confirming state lands grant fordcation act, would simply amend the pony express, r.p.m., to allow the state of utah to use outstanding land grant credits to obtain lands within the limited area of r.p.m. and that would -- a

thompson, mr. thompson votes aye. ms. jackson-lee, ms. jackson-lie votes aye. mr. langevin votes aye. mr. richmond votes aye. mr. keating? mr. keating votes aye. mr. payne. mr. payne votes aye. mr. vela votes aye. ms. watson coleman votes aye. ms. rice, ms. rice votes aye. mr. corps rhea, corps rhea votes aye. deming votes aye. barragan votes aye. mr. smith. >> have all members voted? does any member wish to record or change his or her vote? how am i recorded? >> the chairman's not recorded. >> i vote no. the clerk shall report the tally. >> 12 yeas and 17 nos. >> it is not agreed to. the committee postponed the vote off offered by ms. rice. the court shall call the roll. >> mr. smith. mr. king. >> no. >> mr. king votes no. mr. rogers. mr. rogers votes no. mr. duncan. mr. duncan votes no. mr. barletta, mr. barletta votes no. mr. katko. mr. katko votes no. mr. hurd. mr. hurd votes no. ms. mcsally, ms. mcsally votes no. mr. donovan. mr. donovan votes no. mr. gallagher, mr. gallagher votes no. mr. rutherford. mr. rutherford votes no. mr. garrett, mr. garrett votes no.

thompson. mr. thompson votes aye. ms. jackson lee? mr. langevin. mr. langevin votes aye. mr. richmond. mr. keating. mr. payne, mr. payne votes aye. mrs. watson-coleman votes aye. ms. rice? ms. rice votes aye. mr. corps ray yeah votes aye. ms. barragan. mr. smith, mr. duncan? mr. garrett? mrs. duncan votes no. mr. garrett? mr. garrett votes no. ms. jackson-lee? mr. richmond. mr. keating. mr. keating votes aye. ms. barragan. >> gentle lady is not recorded. ms. jackson-lee? ms. jackson-lee votes aye. does any member wish to change his vote? how am i recorded? >> you're not recorded. >> i vote no. >> there are ten yeas and 17 nos. >> the nos have prevailed on voice voig voice vote. >> mr. smith, mr. king. >> no. >> mr. king votes no. mr. roger the. mr. romers votes no. mr. duncan votes no. mr. perry. mr. perry votes no. mr. katko. mr. katko vote ts no. ms. mcsally. ms. mcsally votes no. mr. gallagher, mr. gallagher votes no. mr. higgins. mr. higgins votes no. mr. rutford. mr. rut ford votes no. mr. thompson. mr. thompson votes no. mr. m ms. jackson-lee? mr. langevin. mr. langevin

thompson talking on the phone too much. mr. thompson caught wind of that, came running down the steps. by the time i got out here mr. thompson was backing away towards the back. and mr. harris had blood all over himself. >> what did you see? >> it appeared the two of them were in an argument. he came running down the steps and started swinging on the other individual from what i could see. >> so let me ask you a question, do you think thompson assaulted the other inmate? >> yes. from what i could see, it appeared that thompson was the aggressor. >> i'll get you that bag of ice. >> harris and thompson are placed in separate disciplinary units until the investigation is complete and officers will determine what charges, if any, are filed. >> the difference between charges is in-house charges are diiplinary sanctions within the facility. opposed to criminal charges, which you have to take to the courts outside of the facility. if we can find out if it was an assault that occurred by mr. thompson, then we'll push forward and file c

to pass the bipartisan kaine-thompson -- king-thompson bill on background checks, ban the bump stop, this is something we're all learning a lot more. mike thompson has been on this for a while. he bag gun owner and a vietnam vet a wounded vietnam vet so member with real knowledge of how to use guns, he has called into question the use of this bump stock and now everybody is aware of it. so hopefully we can bring that to the floor and at least pass a bill that bans something that enables a shooter to spray murderous automatic fire on innocent people. there's a bill, the cicilline-thompson bill, david cicilline of rhode island and mike thompson of california, a bill that has nearly 150 co-sponsors already. so hopefully it will be bipartisan, hopefully it will be brought to the floor. in addition to that, we have to do much more. we have to ask the speaker for a select committee on gun iolence. you don't like these ideas, what ideas can we come together? this is a big issue in our country. it is overwhelmingly supported background checks by the american people, even by large numbers of

pass the bipartisan kaine-thompson -- king-thompson bill on background checks, ban the bump stop, this is something we're all learning a lot more. mike thompson has been on this for a while. he bag gun owner and a vietnam vet a wounded vietnam vet so member with real knowledge of how to use guns, he has called into question the use of this bump stock and now everybody is aware of it. so hopefully we can bring that to the floor and at least pass a bill that bans something that ables a shooter to spray murderous automatic fire on innocent people. there's a bill, the cicilline-thompson bill, david cicilline of rhode island and mike thompson of california, a bill that has nearly 150 co-sponsors already. so hopefully it will be bipartisan, hopefully it will be brought to the floor. in addition to that, we have to do much more. we have to ask the speaker for a select committee on gun violence. you don't like these ideas, what ideas can we come together? this is a big issue in our country. it is overwhelmingly supported background checks by the american people, even by large numbers of member

thompson for 30 minutes. mr. thompson: i yield myself uch time as i may consume. mr. speaker, tonight, i'm privileged to rise in support of recognizing a true hero in not only the state of mississippi, but this country as a hole. hamer.e is fannie lieu i'm happy to say that part of who i am can be critted to my association with ms. hamer. before i get into my message, i would like to yield as much time gentleladyconsume to from new jersey ms. bonnie atson coleman. mr. cohen: i thank my congressman. yesterday "cosmopolitan" should an aerial trust black women. n the article, a fellow from new jersey said black women have been a part of every great movement that has happened in this country. we always show up. onight, we celebrate the birth of a black woman who always showed up. ham emp r spoke on behalf of the mississippi freedom democratic party and highlighted the that were preventing plaques in the south that were showing up in the ballot box. during her testimony, she recounted her 26-mile journey to register to vote at the county courthouse where others were lookin

thompson: common sense gun violence prevention legislation. [applause] rep. thompson: first, a bill that would require anyone who buys a gun to the commercial sale to undergo a background check. [applause] second, then: step forward to and establish a select committee on gun filing's prevention -- on gun violence prevention. [applause] rep. thompson: for the last four and a half years we have been working on gun violence prevention measures. everything that we have brought forward does not cut the mustard with the republican majority. they will not give us a hearing, they will not give us a vote. if you do not like what we are bringing forward, you bring something forward. select committee, let democrats and republicans -- standby rep. thompson: together, and bring measures forward to help keep the american people safe. [applause] i yield to my colleague, and someone who experiences the issues of gun violence in her district daily. congresswoman robin kelly. congresswoman kelly: good morning, like my colleagues, i am glad to be here standing united and saying

thompson. would the gentleman like to offer his amendment? mr. thompson: yes. yes, mr. chairman. i have an amendment. mr. mccaul: clerk shall report the amendment. the clerk: amendment 023 offered by the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson. mr. mccaul: the gentleman is recognized for his amendment. mr. thompson: my amendment strikes 111 in its entirety. from the construction of president trump's wall is unjustified and would inflict great cost on american taxpayers, private landowners and ranchers and at least one native american tribe and the environment. section 111 includes unnecessary language authorizing construction of the wall. under current law, the president already has authority to build physical barriers along the border. moreover, under existing law, the trump administration has broad authority to waive all legal requirements to construct such barriers. in fact, the bush administration utilized this waiver authority multiple times to avoid compliance with environmental and other laws perceived as impediments to its efforts to build a border fence. why build presi

the roommate of a guy named chris thompson started a chat other guys named chris thompson and lo and behold, this chris thompson, no. 25 who runs real fast for the burgundy and gold randomly got added and said the exchange spilled over to twitter where no. 25 replied to another chris thompson, classic moments. imagine the surprise of all those other chris thompsons. you want to hear more about your beloved burgundy and gold? check out the wusa9 sports off script podcast on www.wusa9.com/podcasts. this week i joined the illustrious bruce johnson and darren haynes. we talked about kirk cousins, eagles and a lot more. >>> the 10th year in a row 30 women were honored during the all-star event celebration. the ladies enjoyed gift baskets, makeovers, pictures with players, autographed footballs and breast cancer survivor, tanya snyder, wife of the team owner, was hostess of the event. it's always a fun time but even more so on a victory monday. >>> national face of the franchise bryce harper celebrating a milestone birthday today. he turns 25. pretty sure he'd rather be celebrating by bein

jennifer thompson: right. keith morrison: and if all that wasn't incriminating enough, here was the capper. jennifer told police the story of how their marriage fell apart. it happened in the spring of 2008, said jennifer. then-husband michael, told her about a phone call from someone named john. jennifer thompson: he told me that there was a potential job coming up that he was interested in taking about a woman and an ex-spouse that was harassing her. the father of the woman was initiating the job. keith morrison: a father with a daughter named linda. and it seems there was a plan in store for linda's ex-husband. jennifer thompson: and they would basically use linda as sort of bait to lure the ex-spouse toward her. and then they would, were to show signs of hurting her or killing her, then they would take him out. sheriff: ok, and by taking him out, you meant, or you understood that to be they would kill him. jennifer thompson: right. keith morrison: linda and her father? could that be wally and linda opdycke

clay thompson 1,000 bucks per point, there's two points there. he had 22 on the night, which is $22,000. the final minutes, the warriors make it a come back. they edge the rapt or thes 117-112. we had a nail biting finish at the world series, game 2 between the dodgers and astros. the stars were shining. who's that? justin timberlake. the model wife of verlander. and peton manning. it was clunch late in the game and george springer the game winner in the 11th. they beat la 11-6. back in a moment. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. >>> shall we talk about our weather tomorrow morning? >> why not. >> mostly clear, 50s and 60s to start. you can see by the afternoon still warm inland, 89. biggest change on sunday, 76. maybe rain next friday and saturday. >> the weekend is almost here. thanks for joining us. have a gre

mom asia thompson does not hide her pride and love for her son xavier.asia thompson/mother"my son was amazing he was my everything."thompson tells me her five year old wanted to be a professional football player and a pro wrestler some day. sadly, that day will never come...saturday night xavier was in his family's garage when he was shot in what modesto police say was a drive by shooting.the young boy was rushed to a hospital, fighting for his life the entire time his mom says.asia thompson/mother"it took everything out of him i can only imagine what he was thinking."xavier didn't make it...he died at the hospital. in the past 24 hours, thompson says she hasn't slept or ate, and has cried out all her tears...exhausted, she still hears her son's voice in her head.asia thompson/mother"all i could hear him say all day today is 'mom i love you to the moon and back:' 'is that what he always said to you?' 'every day when i left when i picked him up, when he was in trouble he thought it was going to get him out of anything and it almost did." now thompson wants one thing - for the person wh

thompson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. before i share my thoughts on this bill, i'd like to express my deep condolences to the nearly 60 families that lost luvled ones and the over 500 people who were injured by a man armed to the teeth earlier this week in las vegas. i urge my colleagues to join me and other gun owners to pass commonsense reforms to prevent further mass casualty attacks. while the fbi has found no link to isis, this is clearly a domestic terrorist attack. turning to the matter at hand, a simple promise input's campaign was that he would build a big, beautiful wall across the entire southern border and mexico would pay for it. that was a time in a not too distant past when this committee cared about farkcts, data and results. we supported them having a border strategy, presenting matrix and deploying personnel and equipment to adjust to threats. last month the department of homeland security provided evidence that our responsible approach to border security is paying off. in a 2

thompson. >> mr. thompson's recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, my amendment seeks to put fundamental truth about this bill front and center. in ordered for mr. trump's border wall to be realized, a mass acquisition of private land would need to occur because nearly 2/3 of the targeted land from trump's wall is privately owned. as we saw over the last decade, the federal government to acquire private land is by invoking the fifth amendment of the constitution, the so-called takeings clause. given the pressure that the trump administration is under to deliver on the president's famous campaign promise, does anyone here doubt that federal efforts to secure the land for president trump's wall will bring about the most significant takeings in the modern era? for that reason my amendment today appropriately renames that bill to build trump's wall act. over the last decade the border security build up resulted in the construction of about 700 miles of border fence. to get those miles of fence built, the federal government filed over 400 cases

and on newsnight, we hearfrom emma thompson on harvey weinstein and endemic misogyny in hollywood. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the growing scandal surrounding hollywood producer harvey weinstein is now being investigated by police in london and new york. he's facing multiple allegations of rape, sexual assault and harassment, some of which he denies. our correspondent nick bryant reports from new york. harvey weinstein emerged from his daughter's house in los angeles. the movie moguls still trying to direct the scene. i'll take it with me. don't follow. i'm being good. it's the first time he spoken on camera since scandal engulfed him. are you doing 0k? i'm trying my best. thank you, man. but there was no apology to his alleged victims, no evident display of shame. he did, though, talk about himself. guys, i'm not doing 0k. i've got to get help. you know what, we all make mistakes. second chance, i hope, 0k? but second chances seem a long way off right now, given that more than 20 women including angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow has spoken out. the latest is the british

you can join klay thompson's points with a purpose fundraiser. you can pledge any amount for every point klay thompson scores over the next couple of games. he is hoping to raise $250,000. >> way to go. i bet it goes beyond that number. >> i would think it's possible. >>> back over to sal. >>> we have a lot of slow traffic. we had a minor crash on the bay bridge. they slowed the metering lights down and guess what happened? we have a big backup at the macarthur maze. there is nothing that could happen on the bay bridge, even for a short time, that does not affect this backup. you can see how slow it is. 45 minutes to get from the maze and another 30-35 to get to the bridge. traffic is backed up. it slow. the carpool lanes are moving well but even onto the bridge you will notice slow traffic. i had kevin move the camera. the accident was around here. it's gone. things are improving where the accident was but you saw the backup. you may want to think about heading south to the san mateo bridge. it's not too bad right now getting out 292. it's a lit

. >>> right now there is more purpose behind warrior star klay thompson scoring during upcoming games. for each point he scores money will go to north bay fire victims. thompson is donating $1,000 for each point he scores for the three games on the warriors current home stand. last night against toronto he dropped 22, that's $22,000 in donations. he will do it again tonight and sunday, thompson says this is his way of giving back. >> i know a lot of people in the north bay come to watch us play, a lot of them lost their homes and everything they had, even loved ones, so i knew i could -- i talk about wanting to be big in the community, in the bay area, so this is a great step towards that. >> last night four teenagers and two adults whose homes were lost in the fires were thompson's guests. the warriors by the way, won the thriller, the late -- at last steph curry three-pointer helped beat toronto 117-112 after the dubs were down five points with two minutes left to play. >> those guys are so talented. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," if you're looking to apply for a credit card s

journalist jerry thompson. by recognizing those who not only have the traits of a photo generalist but also a great person. >> as a professional jerry has a rare combination of exceptional professionalism, reliability, a steady demeanor, attention to detail and an easy nature about him. and he had humility. he was quiet, thoughtful. when he spoke, we would listen because it meant he had something relevant to say. and he wanted us to listen. and we did. >> he was also an amazing father and husband and one of the best parts of driving with him was getting to hear about his family. especially his sons, jason, ensure you and brandon. his face would light up talking about his three boys. and then there was his generosity as a colleague. when i started at cnn as a 22-year-old library assistant, jerry was one of the first photographers to take me on shoots and teach me basics. he was patient and kind and i was hardly the only newbie that he took under his wing. >> the recipient of this year's award is basically a livi

warriors star clay thompson raised his goal from 250,000 to $350,000. here's more on the fund raising effort that's gaining momentum. >> reporter: when clay thompson scores, so does the bucket for fire relief. clay thompson says he'll donate $1,000 to north bay fire relief for every point scored in this week's home stand. he averages 21 points a game. >> clay is just the most amazing guy. i've traveled across the world to see him. >> i think that's awesome. he's doing a great thing. >> reporter: and others are joining in. the giants' brandon crawford tweeted he'll add a hundred dollars when clay scores a point, with over a thousand others pledging amounts, each point is now worth 4,000 dollars in donations. >> it behooves all of us to hop on that band wagon. >> reporter: he scored 21 points against the raptors, earnings more than $128,000 so far. if he scores 44 points between tonight and sunday's game he'd raise nearly $350,000 in all. >> i think it's motivating him for sure. >> reporter: warriors' coach steve kerr told me he's proud of the shooting gu

thank you. [ applause ] >>> i'm mike thompson from california and chair of the gun violence prevention task force. i want to thank you all for being here. i want to thank all my colleagues who are standing with us today. and i also want to mention that our colleagues from nevada would be here with us, but they are in nevada now grieving and helping those who were victims of this last terrible mass shooting. we're here because we know we can do something. you know we can do something. and we must do something. first and foremost, we have to stop this dangerous gun agenda being brought forward by the majority party in the house, a bill to lift the restrictions, deregulate the sale of silencers, and a bill to make it easier for anybody who carry a concealed weapon any time, any place. we also believe that we should pass common sense gun violence prevention legislation. first, a bill that would require anyone who buys a gun through the commercial sale to undergo a background check. [ applause ] and second, the speaker needs to step forward and establish a select committee on gun violence p

i join my colleagues, congressman thompson and congressman huffman, in paying tribute to the first responders who responded to the fires in northern california and indeed southern california as well. the spirit of our community is so magnificent to see people come together to help each other. i salute our colleagues, mike thompson, who was just -- his whole district was like -- so of his district was an inferno, but much of his district is still thriving and one group helping another. and mr. huffman there side by side with him the whole time. this is very tragic. the loss of life is southern ca heartbreaking. the loss of livelihood is devastating. and the loss of homes, of course, will take a while to replace. we have seen other natural disasters in the rest of the country and harvey and irma and maria and nate, puerto rico, virgin islands, florida, georgia, alabama, texas, louisiana, so many of our -- the people of our country are devastated in a short period of time. so in time of natural disaster it is very important for the federal government to honor its social compact with the american

i want to be klay. >> thompson has always had the green light to shoot. for every point he scores, thompson will donate $1,000 to fire relieve efforts. thompson is averaging 21 points a game this year, but he's hoping to exceed that this week. >> i'm still going to play within myself. you can't force it when you want to get hot or not. hopefully i can get hot one of these games. it will be very beneficial for a lot of people. but whatever i can do, you know, will be a great benefit. >>> last week the warriors received their championship rings, but not everyone in attendance. steve nash received his ring today. nash posted to instagram, clothing was optional. >>> last year's mvp is expected to miss at least 4 weeks with a broken hand, but the better story is how the injury occurred. >> i was playing video games with theo and one of the managers and he lost, and got up and punched the door. >> what game was joel playing, do you know? >> no. but i don't play any of those games, so i don't know. i did throw a ping pong paddle through a window once, so what ca

thompson, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, members, the worst fire in the history of california has devastated nearly 300,000 acres, destroyed some 7,000 homes, caused billions of dollars in damage, burned to the ground many businesses and most sadly taken the lives of 42 people and that number may in fact rise. this fire was like no other. repealed by winds that reached speeds of over 70 miles an hour. it moved so fast burning at times 200 feet per second. that's three football fields every 30 seconds. the people had little time to escape their burning homes. people fled with only their nightclothes, no time to grab even their medication, important papers or personal belongings. thousands of families were displaced and will have to find housing, rebuild their homes and businesses and rebuild their lives. over 100,000 people were evacuated during the late hours of the first night of this monster firestorm. many of you saw the news coverage play out on your television. the most covered area in the news is a neighborhoo

his attorney, jennifer thompson, calls a cell phone expert. he determines that although zach adams' phone may have been in the same place as holly bobo's at times on the day of the crime, at other times that day, zach and holly's phones were far apart. >> at 8:17, holly's phone is over in this area. and at 8:16, zach adams' phone is over here, and they're miles apart, okay? >> reporter: but it's not just about creating reasonable doubt -- thompson is shooting for reasonable certainty that the real killer was someone else. for assistance she turns to terry dicus -- the former lead investigator removed from the case because of unwavering belief that his old nemesis terry britt is the predator who murdered holly. >> in your opinion, what is the strongest evidence implicating terry britt? >> he's the kidnap and rapist in decatur county. he's the one that would be willin' to do this. >> reporter: aside from his notorious rap sheet, you'll recall that britt had a wafer-thin alibi, and the cadaver dogs alerted on his car. >> who has human decompositi

. >> i'm mike thompson from california and chair of the gun violence prevention task force. i want to thank you all for being here. i want to thank all my colleagues who are standing with us today. and i also want to mention that our colleagues from nevada would be here with us, but they're in nevada now grieving and helping those who were victims of this last terrible mass shooting. we're here because we know we can do something. you know we can do something. and we must do something. first and foremost, we have to stop this dangerous gun agenda being brought forward by the majority party in the house. a bill to lift the restrictions, deregulate the sale of silencers. and a bill to make it easier for anybody to carry a concealed weapon any time, any place. we also believe that we should pass commonsense gun violence prevention legislation. first, a bill that would require anyone who buys a gun through the commercial sale to undergo a background check. and second, the speaker needs to step forward and establish a select committee on gun violence prevention. for the last four

actress emma thompson. >> i don't think you can describe him as a sex addict. he's a predator. >> reporter: the one-time starmaker now shunned. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> one of the most prominent and influential women in the tech world, facebook coo cheryl sandberg, faced tough questions about what the social media giant knew and when about russia's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential race. in an interview with axios, sandberg says facebook owes the american people an apology. >> things happened on our platform in this election that should not have happened, especially and very troubling, foreign interference in a democratic election. >> facebook has admitted that some 3,000 russia-linked ads appeared on facebook's platform during the campaign. >>> now to a new front in the battle over obamacare. president trump beginning to dismantle his predecessor's signature achievement by unveiling plans today to allow small businesses and individuals to buy insurance that does not meet the minimum obamacare requirements. but there are critics who sa

none other than fake klay and in klay thompson. look at this guy. he dressed like klay thompson, wore number 11, entertained some fans out in the parking lot at the oracle prior to game. then he made his entrance into the stadium. [ laughter ] >> just like klay. and, um, steph curry got a kick out of him. he weighed a little more than the real klay thompson but looked like him and he also amused head coach steve kerr. [ laughter ] >> fake klay. >> i thought it was a perfect metaphor for our conditioning level as a team. [ laughter ] >> i turned around, it was like -- klay, what -- you have a few extra burgers last night? what happened? [ laughter ] >> it was great. i love that guy. >> oh, man. a good story all the way around putting a shine on an otherwise sad night that they lost. andy reed in town tonight the coach of the kansas city chiefs up against the raiders tonight. take a look at this video that surfaced of him when he was 13 years old. 1971 in the punt pass and kick. look how big he was and he is 13 compared to the other kids. they had to

klay thompson comes up with the clutch block and the warriors went on to win. they host the wizards tomorrow night. >>> klay thompson scored 22 which means $22,000 for north bay fired the terms. during this week's homestand, thompson pledged to donate $1000 for every point he scores to fire relief efforts in sonoma and napa county. fans can join the points with purpose fundraiser and pledge any amount for every point he scores over the next couple of games. the goal is $250,000. >>> game 2 of the world series -- the astros beat the dodgers 7-6 in a thriller. the series is tied at one game apiece. it was a back-and-forth game that went into extra innings. both teams combine hit eight home runs. three and extra innings. the first time that's ever happened in the world series. the biggest was a two-run homerun in the 11th by george springer of the astros. that gave houston the lead. the doctor scored a run in the bottom of the inning but yasiel puig was struck out. the game was over. the astros one 7-6. the series now moves to houston. game 3 will be played tomorr

we'll share more of what actress emma thompson is now saying about her encounters with the embattled hollywood producer. >>> plus, pipeline problem. the new concerns over sunoco's pipeline project here in our area. >>> all new at 5:00 a.m. another major data breach. this time targeting a popular hotel chain. what could be at risk if you recently checked in to a hyatt. >>> good morning. we'll start things off on an accident that we're watching out in cinnaminson township. the southbound lanes of route 130 at riverton avenue. we know that all lanes are closed again going southbound because of an accident. there's a downed pole as well as downed wires. you see how that's backing up and slowing things in the area. i'll keep my eye on that. looking at 476 and 76, everything is good. watching construction projects. roadwork projects clearing on the schuylkill expressway. that shouldn't be a problem for you this morning. i do want to get to a bridge replacement that's taking place. this is the northeast extension. it goes into effect at 9:00 tonight. it's going to impact drivers. if you're

they hope thompson has a big night. stay with us. he's brought us to the brink of nuclear war. obstructed justice at the fbi. and in direct violation of the constitution, he's taken money from foreign governments and threatened to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer and, like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet, today, people in congress and his own administration know this president is a clear and present danger who is mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's right. our country depends on it. >> big represent containers will be taking -- big entertainers will perform

dave thompson/sergeant- "this is very labor intensive. as you can imagine, it's a home reduced to about three or four inches." sergeant thompson says cadaver dogs may also visit the coffey park neighborhood. some people who live in this area have been reported missing. you can't tell, but i'm standing on a sideyard, looking through what used to be a garage. essentially all the homes one walnut creek court have been wipped out. dozens of homes destroyed.dave thompson/sergeant- "this is, you know, one of the tougher duties to have to do."eileen thompson/evacuee- "i don't know what we're going to do. my husband and i are just completely devastated. we got our three dogs out though. but, uh, it's just everything's unsure." she's just grateful, that unlike others, her family is safe and accounted for. in santa rosa, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) and still ahead... and still (steve) and still ahead... we will continue to take requests ... and show you the (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney s

mike thompson trying to push the white house and fema to get that process rolling. reporting live in sonoma county, dan noyes. back to you. >> thanks dan. we appreciate it. >> quick programming note. "world news tonight" tairing on 7.2 and comcast 715. >> we want to stay on the air for the duration of the evening because it's terrible crisis for so many people. hundreds and hundreds of homes destroyed. at least ten deaths we know of, still very much a crisis. we're going to stay on with you and keep you updated because it's important event for your community. as cal fire mentioned, dozens of fires burning across california right now. >> right now, 64 active fires. you can see majority in northern california. >> congressman mike thompson out of st. helena sent out this tweet. california requested federal disaster declaration for lake, napa, sonoma counties. in communication with white house aund urging quickness for the request. >> and announced for other can'ts. >> governor writes to assist local governments and protection of public health and environment, state age

emma thompson has joined those condemning him. i didn't know about these things, but they didn't surprise me at all and they're endemic to the system anyway. sally—anne jones, the british woman recruited by so—called islamic state in syria, has reportedly been killed in a drone strike. 12 million households will have their energy bills capped by the government from next year. labour says the cap should start now. also in the next hour, an entire city is evacuated in california as wildfires spread. at least 2a people have died in more than 20 separate blazes, which also destroyed homes and marijuana farms. coming up at 8:45 p:m., meet the author. we talked to simon heffer about his new book. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the european union has warned the brexit negotiations have entered a state of "very disturbing" deadlock, with disagreement over the money the uk will owe when it departs the biggest cause of the impasse. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, said that as a result he can't recommend to eu leaders n

thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to commend the department of veterans affairs for proping a rule that will allow v.a. credentialed health care providers to practice telemedicine across state lines. this is excellent news because our veterans should receive the best care possible, no matter where they live or are located. with advances in technology, we see new opportunities for veterans to obtain coverage through telemedicine, especially in some of our most rural areas. the v.a. rule is similar to a bill introduced together with representative brownley called the vets act. existing license requirement for v.a. service providers are not in line with the technology and care available today. outdated regulations prevent did -- prevent individuals to receive care within the v.a. system from accessing qualified providers that utilize telemedicine, simply because of geography and a state border. that's wrong and we must change it. i urge my colleagues to co-sponsor the vets act, and work to give our

sarah thompson explains. >> reporter: daryl robinson couldn't be more proud to be a green bay police officer, but he's as humble as they come. as he takes us for a ride on patrol we get to see the same heart a little see after school on monday. >> that aspect of that kind of happened to me growing up, it touches my heart. >> reporter: howell elementary called police saying the boy was left aloing, no one to poiick h up. his mother was in jail. >> he seemed like he was in good spirits. he was playing around in the office. >> reporter: robinson found a mother for the boy's gra-- numb for the boy's grand fafather an asked when his birthday was, and took him to mcdonald's. the two simply talked. >> he was excited to hang out with a police officer and get away for a little bit. >> reporter: it didn't last long, but the entire time, robinson recalled memories of his own childhood. five years ago at his swearing-in ceremony, we showed you these retired captain bill boggle with daryl when he was a kid. >> i think i met him on one of my birthdays when i was younger. and i always came aro need

actress emma thompson. >> i don't think you >> reporter: the one-time starmaker now shunned. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> one of the most prominent and influential women in the tech world, facebook ceo cheryl sandberg, faced tough questions about what the social media giant knew and when about russia's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential race. in an interview with axios, sandberg says facebook owes the american people an apology. >> things happened on our platform in this election that should not have happened, especially and very troubling, foreign interference in a democratic election. >> facebook has admitted that some 3,000 russia-linked ads appeared on facebook's platform during the campaign. >>> now to a new front in the battle over obamacare. president trump beginning to dismantle his predecessor's signature achievement by unveiling plans today to allow small businesses and individuals to buy insurance that d but there are critics who say it will only drive prices up, hurting older americans or those with medical conditions. nbc's tom costello expla

nice to meet you. >> that's the klay thompson fake. he was signing autographs and doing selfies with tons of fans before the game, but it turns out this is a social media marketing stunt. even steve kerr did a double take. >> i turned around. i was like klay, you have a few extra burgers last night? what happened? that was great. i love that guy. >> oh, he was actually ripping the warriors conditioning last night. that's part of the reason they lost, a couple burgers for klay. >> ouch. >> they faked klay out on the court. we'll be right back. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you ne good night >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. your next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 with all the news you need to start your day. >> the raiders tomorrow night on channel 5. captioning sponsored by cbs >> more than 1,000 protesting at trump tower. >> a massive protest at trump tower, another scheduled saturday. >> more protests in this country. this is new york outside trump tower. >> okay,

thompson:. am glad toleagues i be standing here united and saying, enough is enough. i am also angry and said, said for the 59 people who lost their lives, it's sad for the families who will never celebrate another quentin with bailey and . said for the friends who will never get another excited text from jordan or angela. i'm angry that we are here yet again, angry that sandy hook and 20 dead first-graders were not enough to spark change. angry that it took 477 days for pulse to be surpassed as our nation's worst mass shooting. i'm angry as i know we will be back here again and again and again until something changes. back here morning with the nation, looking for answers because the people refuse to act . back here demanding something, anything to save lives and getting the same response. something has got to change. something has got to change because angela gomez was just 20 years old. something has got to change because there was just a 15-year-old. something's got to change because grace mcdonnell was just seven and in the first grade. something has got to chang

emma thompson confirmed what we had been saying on this program all week. watch this. >> what i find extraordinary is that this man is at the top of very particular iceberg. i don't think you can describe him as a addict, he is a predator. it's a system of harassment and belittling and bullying and interference and what my mother would have referred to in the olden days as pestering. >> when you describe it being tip of the iceberg, do you think there are others like that in your industry? >> of course. money. money. >> sean: emma thompson confirmed what we had been saying on this program all week. the long rumored so-called casting couch, the culture at hollywood that appears to be alive and well and almost everyone seemed to be in on this open secret about weinstein. for those of you who may not know about the casting count, it's a practice where auditions were paired with a sexual quid pro quo. in other words, you may get the role in the job if you sleep with somebody. in hollywood, it's been an open secret for years. according to multiple accounts from

we're so grateful we have congressman thompson on our side aggregating for us. we're grateful to have such champions. i'm joined with senator jim wood and senatorwoman aggy curry. we want you to know there's a unified front tonight when it comes to the federal government, city of sonoma and all the local municipalities across this state. many of us in this room have lost a home. and many of you, if you have not lost your ono of someone who has, and we are so sorry. what we can tell you tonight is that we are going to have tough days ahead, we are going to get through this. we will come out stronger. it's going to take all of us working together to ensure that happens. i want to take a moment to say thank you to the board of supervisors is at the county of sonoma who are here tonight. they have been unified on their support and all commands when it comes to services. we have many city councilmembers throughout the county. we want to say thank you so much for being here. and a special thank you to the firefighters who are here locally. let's give them a round of a

emma thompson has joined those condemning him. i didn't know about these things, but they didn't surprise me at all and they're endemic to the system anyway. sally—anne jones, the british woman recruited by so—called islamic state in syria, has reportedly been

oscar winner emma thompson tells us... this man is at the top of a very particular iceberg — i don't think you can describe him as a sex addict, he's a predator. held hostage by the afghan taliban for five years: pakistani forces rescue a north american couple — and their 3 young children. fears for a new civil war in iraq — as iraqi troops head north towards the country's kurdish population. and london's monsterfatberg. we lead the team unclogging the city's ageing sewers. —— we need to. —— we meet. hello: the growing scandal surrounding harvey weinstein is now being investigated by police in london and new york. the hollywood producer is facing multiple allegations of rape, sexual assault and harassment — some of which he denies. in his first public comments, he's said everyone makes mistakes — and he asked for a second chance. stars including emma thompson and jane fonda have spoken to the bbc about the allegations — and the film industry's reluctance to speak out. sarah corker reports. the movie mod

in the final seconds klay thompson comes up with the block. the warriors will host the washington wizards tomorrow night. klay thompson scored 22 points which means $22,000 for fire victims. during the homestand thompson will donate $1000 for every point scored to fire relief efforts in sonoma and napa county. fans can join the fundraiser, the goal is $250,000. >>> organizers say the next year there will be a stage iv individual time trial in san jose. it will extend from long beach to sacramento.>>> kellogg's is redoing the art on its corn pops boxes after customers say that it is teaching children racism. there is a cartoon showing corn pops playing at the mall but the only brown one is a janitor scrubbing the floor. kellogg has apologized and they said they did not intend to offend anyone. >>> getting back to business in the north bay, where live with representatives from napa county. >>> the 49ers are taking on gun violence. the pledge that they are making. >>> freedom day usa. the free dental care being offered to members of the military.

as emma thompson said, harvey weinstein, is this the tip of the iceberg? the next video is from 2013. corey feldman, an actor, during an interview -- he was on "the view," talking about the abuse he suffered growing up as aur child actor in hollywood. why didn't people pay attention? >> there are people, the people that did this to both me and corey that are still working, they are still out there andth some of the richest and most powerful people in this business. they don't want me saying what i'm saying right now. >> are you saying they are? >> yes. >> in this business? >> don't go into it thinking it's all roses. >> you are talking about an entire industry. >> sean: it should be brought to life. these are young kids. young adults. when it comes to the harvey weinstein scandal, we should be -- remember, hollywood is obsessed -- the absolute obsession with roman polanski. the guy charged with raping a 13-year-old girl in the '70s when he was 43 years old and he gave her champagne and quaaludes and raped this poor girl. in total, four separate instances o

show you video of congressman thompson talking in washington d.c. pushing for two bills, first on background checks buying a gun kmshlly. and other bill is for house speaker paul ryan to have a committee on gun prevention. and when comes to senator feinstein calling for all out ban on bump stocks. we've heard a lot about that. it can semi automatic to emulate fully automatic rifle. now a dozen of those bump stops were found in the stephen paddock's room. now, here's thompson and feinstein speaking about their legislation pro poe als. >> everything that we've brought forward doesn't cut the must tar tarred with the republican majority. they won't give us a hearing or vote. well, if you don't like what we are bringing forward, you bring something forward. >> i know what guns can do. this is taking it into war. ladies and gentlemen, this can't go on in this country. we have to step up. >> reporter: now, i want to point out in the recent report by "the washington post" the paper says thompson received donations from nra in the past in the amount of $4,0

warriors guard klay thompson has raised a whole lot of money for north bay fire relief. he's promising to donate one thousand dollars for every point he scored during the three-game homestand that ended last night. now, more people are joining him in his "pledge- it-dot-org" campaign. the san francisco giants' brandon crawford said that he would chip in a hundred dollars for every point klay scores. with more than a thousand people pledging different amounts -- each point is worth almost five thousand dollars in donations. jeannie sugaoka/sunol: it moves all of us to hop on that bandwagon. steve kerr/warriors head coach: what klay's doing is fantastic. he wouldn't have done it five years. now a grown man. thompson scored 29 points in last night's game against the pistons for a total of 69 points during the three-game stretch. that works out to a little under 340-thousand dollars going to help the wildfire victims... let's get a look at weather and traffic. here's neda iranpour any moment now, the first indictments are expected to be unsealed in connection with the invest

now thompson is experiencing a breakout season. yet his family won't be traveling to see him play on monday night because with the reputation of abuse from philadelphia fans. now, you all reached out on social media with your own philadelphia fan stories. jeff esquire said i was 12 and eagles fans threw beer on my mom at fed ex field. at fed ex field. we weren't even in philly. duchess says she's i've been there twice and seen multiple fights brake out all over. their fans all over. now, personally i think jerk fans, that's a part of home field advantage. if you're able to stop opposing fans from traveling to your games that helps your fans to pack the stadium but physical abuse throwing of beer cans and the like that's going too far. it's sad that players don't feel safe to have their families attend the this seemed like it caught a lot of fire and now chris thompson is backing down a bit but he's saying no, my family is not going to this game. >> they used to have a jail in the stadium, they had a court fans that would get arrest