kellye lynn: so, what are the most popular presence this year? malls ands, hatcher board games in anything star wars topped the list when it comes to toys. number ones are the house gadget and for electronics, it is apple watches, the latest iphone and nintendo switches and the super nes classic that are getting plenty of attention. new information tonight in the search for someone caught on camera stealing packages right off of porches we first told you about this friday night. now someone living in the bar cross neighborhood is offering up to a $500 reward for an arrest. video alsoin this stole packages offer delivery truck. developing right now, a d.c. teacher claimed she was bumped from first to make room for a member of congress. ryan hughes at the live desk after just speaking with that woman. i spoke to the teacher and she was heading to mass. she says this entire situation has added a lot of stress to her holiday. airliness that united her first class c2 congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas. it was flight 788 from houston to d.c. las

lynn, what do you think the democrats' approach should be here? should they make deals with president trump, or does that risk alienating some within their base that view him as a deeply divisive president? could this potentially be used in a primary battle against democrats if there's this image they cut a deal with the enemy? >> there is nothing more valuable to democrats than delivering on their promises to help d.r.e.a.m.ers say in the united states legally. one thing i hope we could remember is that democrats are on record as being for increased border security. when there was a few years ago a potential of a deal on a comprehensive immigration package, democrats were willing to pour money on border security. some of which they thought wasn't needed. the issue is this very particular piece of border security called a wall. now, that is something that will have to just be negotiated. the wall, per se, isn't the -- isn't, i think, an insurmountable wall for democrats. they understand that helping the people in the united states here is as impor

bail for lynn has been set at $5 million. reporting live in redwood city, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you so much. >>> the massive thomas fire in southern california marches forward. what started last we can in ventura county is raging in santa barbara county. more than 230,000 acres have been scorched in the stubborn fire. much of it burning at higher elevations near the lass padres national forest. reproaching the inland edge of carpinteria which is avocado groves. >> i didn't get concerned until the sheriffs arbor here. once they left i was like i feel better now. >> around christmas, got to take it day by day. >> the thomas fire burned nearly 1,000 structures so far. 18,000 more are threatened. fire right now just 15% contained. >>> $50 million that's how much calfire is overbudgets battle attention the wildfires. the north bay wildfires cost nearly $250 million. the bill has yet to come in for the fires burning in southern california. a spokesperson for calfire says staffing, equipment and supplies contribute to the cos

lynn kirst has lived on her ranch near east mountain view drive for over 50 years. it was her best fiend bill myers, a retired fire engineer and building contractor who came up with a plan to save her house.bill myer, contract firefighter:"my intent was to prepare this structure for the assault and man what an assault it was."bill engineered a fire suppression system for lynn's ranch after the tea fire broke out back in 2008.in the past two years they upgraded the system preparing for the next big fire.lynn kirst, saved her home from fire:"we put in this enormous rain birds to really saturate this place and to top it off everyday which raised the humidity level to such an extreme. we also have a 5- thousand gallon back-up water tank. we have engine to run the whole thing and miles and miles of fire hose and 60 gallons of foam on hand. we sprayed foss check all along the edge of the canyon."lynn also cut down nearly 100 eucalyptus trees around her property not only to clear the way for fire danger, but to also to create a staging area for fire crews.lynn kirst, saved

this is kevin lynn. hillsboro police captured lynn in los angeles on friday. abc 7 news was at sfo when lynn arrived in police custody this morning. detectives believe lynn and two others kidnapped nine-year-old chris chin chu and held her for ransom in 1995. she was found safe nine hours after being abducted. her kidnappers changed their minds, apparently, after learning chu's wealthy parents were in taiwan. >> on tuesday, an election in the state of alabama will have national implications, however its potential effects have been overshadowed by sexual misconduct allegations against the republican candidate involving underaged girls. abc news reporter stephanie ramos has the latest from birmingham. >> reporter: in just two days, republican roy moore faces democrat doug jones in alabama's cliffhanger election for u.s. senate. all eyes are on the race since eight women accused moore of anxiouses raising from inappropriate behavior to sexual assault when he was in his 30s. some of the women were in their teens. moore has denied the allegations, he did so again o

this is kevin lynn. hillsboro police captured lynn in los angeles on friday. abc 7 news was at sfo when lynn arrived in police custody this morning. detectives believe lynn and two others kidnapped nine-year-old chris chin chu and held her for ransom in 1995. she was found safe nine hours after being abducted. her kidnappers changed their minds, apparently, after learning chu's wealthy parents were in taiwan. >> on tuesday, an election in the state of alabama will have national implications, however its potential effects have been overshadowed by sexual misconduct allegations against the republican candidate involving underaged girls. abc news reporter stephanie ramos has the latest from birmingham. >> reporter: in just two days, republican roy moore faces democrat doug jones in alabama's cliffhanger election for u.s. senate. all eyes are on the race since eight women accused moore of anxiouses raising from inappropriate behavior to sexual assault when he was in his 30s. some of the women were in their teens. moore has denied the allegations, he did so again o

today she knew lynne is going for an ultrasound our producer takes. as we film with hitting cameron's shinee limbs mom says the state run hospital has been covering up how sick her daughter really is in order to downplay the melamine scandal. inside the medical technician gets she even ready for the ultrasound which is supposed to determine if she has kidney stones right from the start the technician seems suspicious. wall. coming. in the first ultrasound before the melamine scandal became big news doctors discovered she had a number of stones another clinic confirmed that diagnosis. but in following tests after the scandal the state run hospital changed their tune and today is no different. but our producer sees white spots in the kidney scans and pushed the technician for answers. you. know. profit wrong. war. with the woman who. while denying there's anything seriously wrong doctors continue to give she needed in chinese herbal medicine to help clear the calcification unable to afford expensive private clinics her family has no choice but to come b

lynn: i have two reactions to this. when i read that gut wrenching piece by selma hayek, i remember when i was the sexual harassment ombudsman person, young women would come to me trembling. i felt that trembling when i read that piece. these women are too frightened to bump it up to the next level. howie: selma hayek was an unknown actress at the time. thanks for joining us. nice to talk to you. after the break i talk to meryl streep an -- and tom hanks. . . howie: i went to the red carpet the other night for the premiere of the film "the post." the nixon administration got a court order to stop the "new york times" from running the story. >> we are talking about exposing years of government secrets. >> is that legal? >> what do you think we do here for a living? we could all go to prison. howie: were you surprised when you studied kay graham that she wasn't this confident executive that she was to the outside world. >> it was heartening to discover that. i don't think there is a woman alive who found herself at the pi

lynn, should they savor the victory they just experienced? do you think it's going to be new year, new problems and they won't get much done with all that's left on their plate? >> they are going to have a new problem in the senate, and that is that the democrats are going to have a little more leverage with the arrival of the new alabama senator don moore. that will bring down the ratio of democrats/republicans to 51/49, meaning it would be easier, look at it from both sides of the aisle. now you only need one republican who can gum up the works by making a demand, and there will be many on whatever issue it is, from roads to whatever. and now it means that the democrats have more leverage, because they may be willing to supply some votes, especially on an infrastructure bill, and that seems to me to jump ahead one of the only ways you could get some legislation to help the d.r.e.a.m.ers in congress. >> all right. they say they may be able to work on infrastructure, at least that's what mcconnell said, the president thinks so, too, but we'll

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lynn: i have two reactions to this. when i read that gut wrenching piece by selma hayek, i remember when i was the sexual harassment ombudsman person, young women would come to me trembling. i felt that trembling when i read that piece. these women are too frightened to bump it up to the next level. howie: selma hayek was an unknown actress at the time. thanks for joining us. nice to talk to you. after the break i talk to meryl streep an -- and tom hanks. hey, man. oh! nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar is legit. and now we get an even bigger discount from bundling home and auto. i can get used to this. it might take a minute. -swing and a miss! -slam dunk! touchdown! together: sports! howie: i went to the red carpet the other night for the premiere of the film "the post." the nixon administration got a court order to stop the "new york times" from running the story. >> we are talking about exposing year

lynn kirst has lived on her ranch near east mountain view drive for over 50 years. it was her best fiend bill myers, a retired fire engineer and building contractor who came up with a plan to save her house.bill myer, contract firefighter:"my intent was to be here and prepare this structure for the assault and man what an assault it was." bill engineered a fire suppression system for lynn's ranch after the tea fire broke out back in 2008.in the past two years they upgraded the system preparing for the next big fire.lynn kirst, saved her home from fire:"we put in this enormous rain birds to really saturate this place and to top it off everyday which raised the humidity level to such an extreme. we also have a 5- thousand gallon back-up water tank. we have engine to run the whole thing and miles and miles of fire hose and 60 gallons of foam on hand. we sprayed foss check all along the edge of the canyon."lynn also cut down nearly 100 eucalyptus trees around her property not only to clear the way for fire danger, but to also to create a staging area for fire crews.lynn

. >> veera spa was licensed and the owner that goes by lynn had a license or at least she did when our undercover producer paid her a visit. >> and you'll like it. >> but she doesn't think so. she's a state licensed instructor that told the i-team at least five women including christina came to her asking to correct her brows. >> like wow, i can't believe this person is still working. >> in fact, when she first saw christina's brows, she asked her if she's been to veera spa. >> you can destroy a person's face. >> wood voluntarily surrendered her permanent cosmetic tattooing license and closed veera spa so we tracked her down investigation. >> not home. >> you're lynn? >> no, i'm not. >> you're lynn, one of our producers talked to you. >> i went in feeling beautiful and i left feeling like a clown. >> despite her embarrassment, christina wants others to learn from her experience. it's not the lesson she planned. >> would i do it again? not without checking a license and reading reviews. >> we reached out to some of those unlicensed salons. a few thought their kozcosmetol licensed allowe

all the best to you, lynn, and everybody at cal fire. looks like a long season. thank you. >> thank you. >> shepard: we'll be back with a look at when an american president tried a brand new way to speak to the nation and it happened on this day in history. >> so it's time for lie to start a new streak. he gets his job back this sunday. the giants new interim head coach steve spagnola announced the decision today. he will start against dallas sunday at met life in new jersey. the g-men will look to improve on their 2-8 record. worst in the nfc east. this is after the giants canned ben mcadoo and general manager jerry reese. this is after eli manning was benched after two mvp rings and two super bowl wins. the fans weren't happy. they went nuts in the stands. all of the people on the radio exploded. so they fired everybody and brought eli back. listen, a rule in life, don't mess with the mannings. just let them do it. it will be perfect. on this day in 1923, calvin coolidge became the first president to give a speech on the radio. he was speaking to a joint sessio

including lynn swann. they never one. a state championship. they do it tonight. against none other than the southern california team to home. padres in blue. luke to isaiah kendrick. 14 yard touchdown. quarterback jaden daniel is ticked off of the man in blue. nico fishman a great play. reaches back and basically a one-handed interception. i had to show you the great defense. sarah 14-14 and the fourth. malachi will rip one off. the man wearing number 7. he is gone. 72 yards. they finally get to him at the 3. it leads to this short touchdown by david coker. 38-14 sarah took off from

funding cuts if they back a resolution condemning president donald trump's decision to recognize teresa lynn as israel's capital speaking ahead of the general assembly's vote on the issues she said that the u.s. is being asked to pay for the privilege of being disrespected. you're up to date now on news i'm sorry kelly in berlin don't forget you can follow us on facebook and twitter a c o. two w.'s program guide. highlights. the home. dot com highlights. images from an isolated country. jews from north korea. many ptomaine photographer captured fascinating shots of every day life in a regimented society. an exclusive peek behind one of the last are in curtains. a north korean dog starting december twenty eighth on t.w. . at . the on again off again pilot strike is back on the brian air pilot strike for the first time tomorrow dialing up the heat in a europe wide battle for union recognition from the no frills airline. gets the green light from the to take over parts of a about the end but will the deal punish consumers and political instability in catalonia is hitting boss alone where it hur

lynn law/ afectada a lynn le preocupa los pocos centros de ancianos disponibles en el rea de san jos.lo cual la obligara a considerar otras ciudades ms alejadas. rene no puede creer que estn expulsando a su padre a la calle en tiempo de navidad . a casi dos millas del hogar de ancianos, una compaÑa de tecnologa proyecta construir un nuevo recinto y esto ha llevado a los afectados a especular, que sta sea la razn por la cual el arrendador consider un nuevo giro de negocios para su propiedad. yunaisy garca, noticiero t48 -- en san francisco, la policia investiga un robo en el que habria estado involucrada una adolescente de 16 aÑos. -- segun la victima, la jovencita le rob el dinero mientras caminaba cerca a la interseccion de las calles 22 y bartlet, ayer por la noche. -- despues de tomar el dinero la muchacha huy en un auto conducido por un joven de aproximadamente 20 aÑos de edad. ---un incendio de dos alarmas dej como resultado 5 personas heridas en un edificio de apartamentos en el distrito de la mision en san francisco... ---las llamas comenzaron en el piso 7 y fue reportado via

debra lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe woods junior. andrew c.g. wright mark james zwynenburg joanna flanigan. kathleen flanigan. thomas flanagan. maurice peter henry. dora henrietta henry. mary lancaster. >> my uncle. >> we remember them. army special forces captain, joseph curry, my brother-in-law. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i would like to welcome ellen englehart, the widow of anthony hopkins, who left behind her and her son. she is a dedicated and ferocious activist and has been a part of this pan am family for as long as i can remember. she is going to come up and say a few words. >> determined, maybe. thank you. this is a tribute i never wanted to give. i had to be here to do it. i met frank the first time, when he came up to one of our early group meetings, in a rather dingy hotel, not quite sure why we were meeting there. we were trying to go up and down the east coast to be near some of the places where so many of us lived, because the plane had been filled with people whose homes were all over the country, as far away as california. we went up as far

debra lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe woods junior. andrew c.g. wright mark james zwynenburg joanna flanigan. kathleen flanigan. thomas flanagan. marie's henry. dora henrietta henry. mary lancaster. >> my uncle. them.remember special forces captain, joseph curry, my brother-in-law. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i would like to welcome ellen nglehart, the widow of anthony hopkins, who left behind her and her son. she is a dedicated and ferocious activist and has been a part of this pan am family for as long as i can remember. she is going to come up and say a few words. >> determined, maybe. thank you. this is a tribute i never wanted to give. i had to be here to do it. i met frank the first time, when he came up to one of our early group meetings, in a rather dingy hotel, not quite sure why we were meeting their -- meeting there. we were trying to go up and down the east coast to be near some of the places where so many of us lived, because the plane had been filled with people whose homes were all over the country, as far away as california. boston, i as far as

, irene, dies, too, at 90. >> i lost mother, and i lost lynn to... phew! [voice breaking] ...cancer. and that's the hardest thing i've told people you'll ever lose... is a wife and a mother. >> his children are grown up and on their own, leaving john with more than 4,000 dolls to sell to keep his promise to his mom. now john gets help from a second lady friend. patty beggs, who, like john, has also suffered the death of a spouse. >> did john ask you for help? >> oh, no. we just was there for each other, and he needed help. i don't know if he asked or if i volunteered, but we just started doing it. i mean, we had to do something with them. >> between suzy and patty, it just seems as if women like coming to john's rescue. >> [ laughing ] >> those dolls ended up helping you out in those young days. >> and evidently it did. i was around some awfully nice girls in my life. >> in 2011, john and patty actually start dating. with patty's help, john rents a storefront in downtown portales from thanksgiving until christmas, and calls it the dollhouse. the doll

this is kevin lynn. police captured him in los angeles on friday. "abc7 news" was at sfo when lynn arrived in police custody this morning. conne detectives believe he kidnapped a 9-year-old and held her for ransom. >>> on tuesday, a state election in alabama will have national implications. however, its potential effects have been overshadowed by sexual misconduct allegations against the republican candidate involving underage girls. stephanie ramos has the latest in birmingham. >> reporter: in just two days roy moore faces doug jones in the election for u.s. senate. all eyes are on the race since eight women accused moore of actions ranging from inappropriate behavior to sexual assault when he was in his 30s and some of the women in his teens. moore denied the allegations. >> it's inconceivable that somebody would wait 40 years because they were embarrassed or shamed or something. >> reporter: the jones campaign releasing this ad. >> roy moore's lying again. >> reporter: jones is campaigning heavily in a state that's not voted for a democratic sena

debra lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe woods junior. andrew c.g. wright mark james zwynenburg joanna flanigan. kathleen flanigan. thomas flanagan. marie henry. dora henrietta henry. mary lancaster. >> my uncle. >> we remember them. army special forces captain, joseph curry, my brother-in-law. ♪ [♪ choral ♪ >> once again, i'd would to welcome another longtime friend, ellen englehart, the widow of anthony hopkins, who left behind her and her son. she is a dedicated and ferocious activist and has been a part of this pan am family for as long as i can remember. she is going to come up and say a few words about our frank -- come up and say a few words. ellen: determined, maybe. that song just wiped me out, thank you. this is a tribute i never wanted to give, and didn't expect to. i had to be here to do it. frank, i think i met frank the first time he came to one of our early group meetings, in a rather dingy hotel in hudson, new york. not quite sure why we were meeting there. except that in the early years, we were trying to go up and down the eas

lynn? >> let's look at how the house and the congress will be elected. it's a two-stage process. and if we even want to go further, some governors will be ensnared in this, too. if a republican is worried about a primary challenge from the right, then they will be in a pickle about what to do about trump, because then it's harder to distance yourself with trump, because that 35% popularity, when you just look at a republican primary in your particular district or state, that number might be higher. so that is dilemma one. but if you run to the right to get the nomination, then you're back to where your question is applied in the general election, and that is that trump will be a big problem for a lot of republicans, especially in swing districts where the votes are suburban women are very important. >> let's just take a step back here. obviously, the republicans are touting a huge victory with tax reform, you know, the president put neil gorsuch on the bench of the supreme court. there have been accomplishments in the president's first year in office. is this just a fact of here

and lynn sweet of the chicago sun times and joey jackson. i want to read a bit of the letter for the attorney for the transition team wrote. is this illegal what has happened? >> victor, good morning to you and the panel. somewhat mind boggling to me as much as if you have the general services administration, which is assisting the transition team which is a governmental arm or unit, if you will. i don't see how any devices that may be used in conjunction with that entity for transition or governmental purposes would be private in nature. you know? in the event any of us are serving government and they are working on governmental devices, sending emails or text messages or anything relating to those functions, there is not an expectation of privacy there. so in the event the special counsel request emails pursuant it their investigation, looking to do their job involving transition members, transition officials with those communications, what they are, i don't see how that would be unlawful in any shape, form or manner. you could talk about

. >>> joining me now arwa damon in istanbul, errol louis, and lynn swede, washington bureau chief for the sun-times. good morning, all of you. arwa, specifically what we're seeing in iran, giver us an idea of the scope we're seeing and the impetus for the protests. we also get this strongly worded response moments ago from iran's ministry of foreign affairs in response to what the president tweeted. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, and that response came out as a very blunt reaction to president trump's war warning to iran that the world would be watching coming out from the country's ministry of foreign affairs, basically saying that mr. trump's government has proven to be the primary line of ill-will against iran. going on to say that the people of iran give no value or credibility to such opportunistic expressions by the government. or the person of mr. trump. and that american officials through their conduct have not earned a place from which they can express masked sentiments as sympathies for the aware and engaged people of iran. and this just to point it out briefly goes to per

alison: i'm kellye lynn at laurel in a new school educating with speed. i'm explain in the "spotlight "what if" more of the came from renewable resources? "what if" the electric grid could detect, fix and even prevent power outages? "what if" our grid were less vulnerable "s became a reality? well, they are. at dominion energy, we're completely transforming our power grid and the way we think of energy... ...to move from "what if" to "what's next." dominion energy. >> in tonight's "spotlight on education" kellye lynn takes us to where the charter school is complete. >> celebration of the completion of the 18-month school construction project. >> this is the year i feel like a real high school student. i'm not surrounded by the middle schoolers. >> check out the new high school in laurel. it opened in 2011 and shared space with the middle school now has 80,000 square feet of space to itself. >> tell us what happens when you move your slide to the left. >> at this prince george's county public charter students are focused on steam. science, technology, engi

katie lynn casino joined the navy at the age of 21, serving aboard a missile destroyer. the following year, she was raped at knife point by one of her shipmates in a san diego hotel room. reported the assault to her superiors, but according to her mother, she was told it is not that we do not believe you, but he outranks you. the trauma drove her from the navy and she was treated for depression and posttraumatic , all the while peering that her rapist was never prosecuted and attacked again. she published -- she published the start of her memoirs on her facebook page. "i would like to dedicate this page the united states navy and all the men and women who have served and were raped and were ."ave enough to tell someone she did not finish the book. in 2001, kitty committed suicide and used a gun. -- katie committed suicide and used a gun. she is a member of what has always been the largest cohort andisabled veterans americans. that is those with invisible injuries. there is no such thing as a purely mental trauma -- the brain is a part of the body. most disabled veterans

kellye lynn has the story in tonight's "spotlight on education". [playing music] kellye: 17-year-old connor anderson has been practicing more than usual lately. preparing for a performance unlike anything he has ever done. concert with the manassas symphony orchestra. >> it's pretty big. i haven't played a concert this big in my life yet. i am hoping experience for me to see what it is like to play in front of a lot of people. >> the senior embraced the first instrument at 8. >> i started to play electrical guitar. i was a metal head in day. yeah. kellye: in 7th grade he discovered the trumpet. >> it's a bold, interesting instrument. play the melody and be the star of the show. kellye: connor enjoying playing but his real passion is composing it. >> writing music is probably my greatest solace. my life. it gives me all the positive emotion i need. >> his ability to compose is well beyond his years. something that is a true gift for him. >> a gift he hopes to some day share with the world as a come peaseer and conductor music to new heights. in poto

in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news. >> emergency, emergency, emergency. we are on the track and we are on top of the developing story out of washington state with the new details from a news conference that wrapped up in the last 15 minutes. alison: president trump blasting the previous presidents. this tame for the efforts to keep if u.s. safe. larry: but first, a flight bound goes down the indiana and what we learn about those who may have been on alison: tonight the federal aviation investigators are working to pinpoint what brought a plane carrying three people and two dogs out of the sky that was headed for frederick, maryland. stephen tschida has new information about the people on board. >> the plane disappeared on saturday night. when rescue workers arrived they found the smoldering debris. >> once the plane crashed it bores into wi believe there was a k9. >> another dog on board survived and showed up at a nearby house after the crash. the pilot lived here in potomac and flew his daughter and her friend to kansas. >> this is a tragedy. >> authori

lynn days member of that tribe, as she migrates around the west i've been following her. when the steep climb into the san bernardino mountains begins, my giddiness at seek the peaks from a distance fade. suddenly i'm anxious. the idea of driving switch baecks in my clunk yvan scares me a little. watching linda pull the squeeze inn and her rattle trap jeep scares me a lot. earlier she instructed me to drive ahead of her. she wanted to be in the rear following. but why? did she think or trailer could come unhitched? i never found out. past the first seem for the san bernardino national forest, a shiny oil tanker truck looms up behind the squeeze inn. the driver seems impatient, too close as the enter a series of s-surfs that obscures linda from my sight. i keep watching for jeep. when the road straightens out again it doesn't emerge. instead, the tanker reappears on the uphill straight away. there's no sign of linda, pull to go into a turnout i dial her cell phone and hope for the familiar, hello. the call rings and rings, then goes to voice mail. i park the van. hop out,

. >> i'm kellye lynn at the library of congress. visit from a w.w.e. super star. that story coming up in "spotlight on education." alison: but first a look at what is coming up tonight -- larry: adrianna hopkins with a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." adrianna: thanks. tomorrow on "good morning washington," warning on a new e-mail phishing scam targeting ebay, paypal and amazon and how to avoid getting ripped off. creator of the thanks and giving campaign will talk about the strategy to give free cancer care to every child who needs it. >> wake up with us for traffic able weather every ten minutes starting at 4:25 a.m. on "good morning washi larry: hundreds of local students packed the library of congress for a celebrity book reading. as kellye lynn shows us in the "spotlight on education," the reader of the w.w.e. superstar. kellye: a thunderous reception as the star of wrestling and film took the stage. >> who is that? >> a w.w.e. wrestler. >> the 16-time world champion wasn't in d.c. to wrestle but to read. >> once upon a time in sp there was a

person. >> reporter: kimberly coal reacts to news that antioch police arrested 63-year-old mitchell lynn bacom for the 1980 rape and murder of suzanne bombardier. >> i remember seeing the picture. i was young. >> reporter: police spent hours searching bacom's home after arresting him on the front lawn, less than three miles away from where suzanne bombardier was last seen baby sitting in 1980. police say bacom has a history of violence, with convictions in 1974 and 1981 for sexual assaults. advances in technology gave them the advancements they needed to make the arrest. >> a hit was made in the combined dna index system tentatively identifying as the suspect. >> reporter: he was known to the family, now he's under arrest for the murder. police may be looking for other evidence in the house tonight. they're working with other law enforcement agencies to see if bacom is responsible for any other homicides or sexual assaults. >>> more than five years after see area lamar first disappeared, the man convicted will be sentenced tomorrow. he faces life without parole. th the jury decided not t

encuentra presente en el aliento al igual que el porcentaje de alcohol" explica mike lynn gerente de hound labs. y es que con la legalizacion de la marihuana recreacional surge ahora la duda de como determinar si alguien se encuentra todava bajo la influencia de la droga ya que una prueba de sangre no da una respuesta certera puesto que el thc se queda en el sistema del cuerpo humano por das.. jose diaz/vecino de san jose "la gente que consume maneja mal y no tienen precaucion" para dectectar a esos conductores, el laboratorio de oakland asegura que si el thc aparece en el aliento, significa que la persona fumo durante las ultimas dos horas. lo que hace que la prueba de aliento sea mas confiable. hound labs dice que muchas agencias del orden y empleadores ya se estn contactando con ellos para adquirir el producto sin embargo habra que esperar al menos un anno para que los dispositivos lleguen al mercado. en san jose yo soy lucrecia borchardt, telemundo 48. --''robert james vega''.. el hombre convicto de la muerte a balazos de un oficial de la policia de richmond, recibi hoy una sente

sa ra pay inr lynn saying her son come back different after his year long deployment in iraq. >> the "the last jedi" scores the highest of the film of 2017. $220 million domestically according to score estimates adding to a global maul of 450 million. it is the second best opening every. the disney block buster is just the fourth history to open above 200 million. and some celebrities joined in. she got matching star wars socks for a family and a full jaba the hut costume. >> i think for those fans, nothing in the world platters outside what's on that screen. >> let's go to bill karins. >> it's going to a warm start for your work week. highs about 25 degrees above average across the coast to coast. as minneapolis, 39. that very warm. indianapolis is going to be woorm and some of that warmth will make it all to the eastern through alabama, mississippi and also through areas around col m columbus. and did you see the story of what happened in france? they kicked off the holiday season, they call this a chilling good time. they donned happensa hats and plunged into the frigid waters. it

her fiance sean ham lynn works for congressman mike thompson. and congratulations to rachel and sean. >> yeah. getting to our weather situation outside, windy and cold. >> it really is. how long will that last? meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. sandhya? >> things will start to tree lax a little bit. i want to to show you a time lapse. this is from the emeryville camera capturing the gusty winds tonight so it's definitely been shaking and rolling as the wind has been howling tonight. and even earlier in the day as well. the winds will be gusting as we head into tomorrow morning but not as windy as it has tonight. fairfield about 29 miles an hour out of the northeast, 26 at half moon bay. between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m., still pretty breezy out there or pretty gusty out there. do be careful. this is lower elevation wind so you know the winds at the higher elevations will be even gustier. at noontime, the winds begin to relax, but until those winds relax, the temperatures are actually being held up by the wind keeping the atmosphere

. >> with me a political national reporter for the post, and lynn sweet. lynn, help me understand why the president would not have instead said i got a supreme court pick and all the lower court picks and a partial obamacare repeal and by the way i got the first tax reform in three decades. why not tout all of those, which are big, big accomplishments for his base and conservatives? >> well, and some of this is best luck to psychologists, this is what people who are serial liars and embellishers do, they can't distinguish between facts and the need and craving that president trump has just to declare himself in any category the best, the biggest, the smartest. now every one knows all legislation is not the same, poppy, a bill renaming a post office is not the same as a consequential sweeping overhaul of the bill, and many of the things are worth bragging about that president trump did accomplish, and the naming alone of a supreme court justice who you thinks carries out your values is a consequential achievement, and the fact that president trump keeps fra

been able to get a hold of the letters to something that was written by mrs angler merkel from right lynn though i'm not saying this is the german chancellor's letter to santa claus just saying some else can't keep secrets aside from a german football jersey and i wish that when the world cup in russia or in twenty eighteen there are a few pressing political points it seems that the chancellor is asking out think nick for a bit of help with. defense her please can we sort out the coalition shenanigans . we will not abandon our voters for a policy with which we are not convinced it is better not to govern than to govern badly it's been months since the election here in germany anyway in negotiations with the social democrats on forming a new grand coalition get underway in january therefore for a done deal and you know we're not entering a grand coalition we said this clearly in this room after the elections and we still stand by this angle and merkel's christian democratic union party are also unchanged in their negotiating stance but a bigger problem may come in the form of their berry a

i've been able to get a hold of the letters to santa it was written by mrs angler merkel from right lynn but i'm not saying this is the german chancellor's letter to santa claus just saying some else can't keep secrets aside from a german football jersey and i wish that when the world cup in russia or in twenty eighteen there are a few pressing political points it seems that the chancellor is asking out think nick for a bit of help which. disarms her please can we still tout the coalition shenanigans . we will not abandon our voters for a policy with which we are not convinced it is better not to govern than to govern badly it's been months since the election here in germany anyway in negotiations with the social democrats on forming a new grand coalition get underway in january therefore for a done deal we are not entering a grand coalition we said this clearly after the elections and we still stand by this angle of merkel's christian democratic union party are also unchanged in their negotiating stance but a bigger problem may come in the form of their berry and sister party the christ

lynn miller looks back on the biggest day of her niece's life. photos she took from her reading at cozumel mexico. >> i went to the air salon went to the room when the girls were gettingetting ready on up to the ceremony there wasn't the lee exception. >> she's missing the formal pictures she talk and thinking about it is unbearable. >> i was the so it was on me to capture the moment. and they're gone. i'm very emotional about it. >> reporter: miller amateur photographer says she took the high quality wedding pictures on a fugii film fine picks s100fs like this one but lost the camera and sd card somewhere on her way back home. >> i don't know if it, upping, travel on the plane for few more stops. if, um, it's in the luggage area. if somebody just saw it and picked up and walked away with it. i have no idea where it's at. >> she says the family already had to move the wedding from st. maarten because of a hurricane. now to have that special day and lose her cherish photos hertz even more. >> i call the airline. i call the hotel. i call the shuttl

evan lynn of southern california was taken into custody on friday. the 68-year-old is suspected in the 1995 kidnapping and ransom of a 9-year-old girl. she was later found unharmed. investigators with the state department matched lynn's photo with a wanted picture issued by hillsborough police back in 1995 after he applied for a passport. >>> our time is 4:33. in san jose tonight the elk grove school district will hold a public forum about consolidating elementary schools. last monday they held a similar meeting. the school district is facing a $12 million budget deficit plus declining enrollment in some of the schools. a committee identified eight elementary schools that may be closed. last week's forum focused on five of those schools. the three others, anderson, del robles and minor talked about tonight. the meetings at the gym of herman intermediate school on blossom avenue will start at 5:30 this evening. >>> wildfires continue to rage across southern california. the biggest fire is the thomas fire, it spread from ventura county into santa barba

we will go hyper local here because we have two watches that are just a couple blocks apart lynn and jenny and lynn reported 24 where jenny reported 27 in that one town a couple blocks can make a big difference, 3 degrees is substantial but all clear in her neighborhood. lets talk about white christmas and definition of it i am personally of the mine set even if there is a snowflakes flying you can qualify christmas as a white christmas with that but technically by national weather service definition it would equal an inch of snow on the ground on december 25th whether it fell that day or not. so what we event up with here possibility of the days ahead to see a coastal storm system. storm scan is totally quiet but let's jump to the holiday as early as sunday night into machine a new storm taking shape. where it goes is critical. stick with us. we could wake up, to a wintry mix on christmas morning. >> you know what i think people are hoping for snow on christmas day, thanks very much, katie. we are looking at still this water main break in center city just a head up, 18th and 19th st

it is now my pleasure to introduce maya lynn. maya was a student at yale when she won the design competition for the memorial that thrust her into the national spotlight. over the last 35 years, she has gone on to have a very successful career as a designer and artist. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome maya lynn. >> thank you. i am so deeply honored to be here today, veterans day, the day our country sets aside to honor our nation's veterans. the design of the vietnam veteran memorial was always meant to do just that -- remember and honor the veterans who served in the vietnam war and remember those who did not come back. it's hard to believe it's been 35 years since its dedication. almost 37 years ago i stood here for the first time looking at this beautiful park. i had no idea what was to come over the next two years. i stood here and had a simple impulse to cut open the earth and to polish the earth's open sides. now, to realize this design was not an easy journey. it was full of controversy and emotions on all sides. in 19

eastern, lindeman well -- lynn maneul miranda accepts the freedom award. >> when you are a theater kid you learn to work hard to create something greater than the sum of your parts. just for the sake of making something great, you learn to trust your passion and let it lead the way. >> watch monday, christmas day on the c-span's networks. , america history's tv brings you archival films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. ♪ >>

. >> reporter: lynn miller of norristown seems to feel the same about the cold weather today. not a fan of it. >> not at all. >> reporter: dip in the temperature having to bundle up and feel cold is dam evening the day for some in the reason it did some damage. early this morning the freezing temperatures led to two water main breaks, one in montgomery count a long germantown pike and another in northeast philadelphia, along willits road. both breaks causing an icy mess, and had crews out all day in the cold for repair. >> we have seen an up tic in water main breaks in the winter, early december, water temperatures drop and get through our systems. >> reporter: in the past two weeks there has been a half dozen main breaks in philadelphia including two in rittenhouse square and cities water department says that this month there have actually been more than 80 water main breaks because of the colder temperatures. >> we do know that we will see more, certainly from december to about march. >> reporter: you heard cities water department spokesperson there saying that if this bitte

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