the north korean port was destroyed by the americans as they left. thousands still died. but those who got the chance to live are forever grateful to have been part of this very special christmas cargo. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. anchors away! now, if you're hoping that santa might deliver the latest tesla, >> we have updates on santa's presses. he is in french guam. now, if you're hoping that santa might deliver the latest tesla, the cyber truck this christmas, but its price tag is a little above your budget, then this might be the answer. it's a mock tesla built by a russian car enthusiast and it's been turning heads on the streets of moscow. it's based on an old lada hatchback that he bought forjust over a dollar. it's not as environmentally friendly as elon musk‘s creation and still has its old engine powering it. since the real cyber truck was unveiled last month, tesla said they've received more than 200,000 pre—orders. as for the mock tesla, its preorder book is currently empty. very briefly, that main story again. pope francis has celebrated midnight mass

the north korean port was destroyed by the americans as they left. thousands still died. but those who got the chance to live are forever grateful to have been part of this very special christmas cargo. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. now, if you‘re hoping that santa might deliver the latest tesla — the cyber truck — this christmas, but its price tag is a little above your budget, then this might be the answer. it‘s a mock tesla built by a russian car enthusiast and it‘s been turning heads on the streets of moscow. it‘s based on an old lada hatchback that he bought forjust over $1. it‘s not as environmentally friendly as elon musk‘s creation and still has its old engine powering it. you may not be surprised to hear that. since the real cyber truck‘s somewhat disastrous launch last month, tesla claim they‘ve received more than 200,000 pre—orders. for the mock tesla, the pre—order book is currently empty. in the same vein, we should probably tell you this. as you can imagine, santa claus is well on his way delivering presents around the world. the can

port town of tayla relatives of the dead prisoners gathered to collect the bodies for burial. cuber is getting its 1st prime minister and more than 40 years tourism minister no admirer of cruz takes over the post last held by communist leader fidel castro a rare is expected to share responsibilities with president kennedy and a plan to decent for lies power. protests and public anger that have dominated the news in haiti for months now as people become increasingly frustrated by a government they see as corrupt the political crisis is making it more difficult for aid agencies like doctors without borders which is working to stop haiti's medical system from completely collapsing. barbed wire and concrete separates the rest of port au prince from the hospital run by doctors without borders since last november around 170 medical professionals have been working here many are from haiti itself but they're joined by volunteers like thomas schaefer from switzerland who wanted to help rebuild the country's medical services. because it's all night it's a major medical crisis since the

the cell towers were hitting off, he's in north port, florida. that's a good you know hour, hour-and-a-half away. >> you went over these alleged beefs he might have had with her when they were boyfriend, girlfriend? >> he had moved on. >> the detectives were able to move on, too. they officially cleared roc. it was a major development. karen's ex had suddenly gone from being a prime person of interest to a victim himself. victim of the real killer who tried to frame him for the crime and was still out there somewhere. whoever killed her know somebody named roc. >> somebody knows my name. >> that's a part of the story. >> that's right f. you think about this, this is -- it's not even a smart thing to do. >> reporter: roc was right. the pool of suspects had suddenly narrowed to a small handful of karen's intimates who knew about him and knew the unusual way he spelled his name. roc. detectives holbrooke and nelvin were about to take a hard look at all of them. >> coming up. >> you could walk right by and think it has no importance at all. it ended

the north korean port was destroyed by the americans as they left. thousands still died. but those who got the chance to live are forever grateful to have been part of this very special christmas cargo. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. anchors away! as you can imagine, santa claus is well on his way, delivering presents around the world. the canadian and american defence agency norad as usual has been providing updates on santa‘s progress. he hasjust he has just passed thunder bay in 0ntario. he has delivered nearly 5.5 million presence. —— presents. now, if you‘re hoping that santa might deliver the latest tesla, the cyber truck, this christmas, but its price tag is a little above your budget, then this might be the answer. it‘s a mock tesla built by a russian car enthusiast and it‘s been turning heads on the streets of moscow. it‘s based on an old lada hatchback that he bought forjust over a dollar. it‘s not as environmentally friendly as elon musk‘s creation and still has its old engine powering it. since the real cyber truck‘s somewhat disastrous lau

the north korean port was destroyed by the americans as they left. thousands still died. but those who got the chance to live are forever grateful to have been part of this very special christmas cargo. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. that is quite a story. now if you‘re hoping that santa might deliver the latest tesla, the cyber truck, this christmas, but its price tag is a little above your budget, then this might be the answer. it‘s a mock tesla built by a russian car enthusiast, and it‘s been turning heads on the streets of moscow. it‘s based on an old lada hatchback that he bought forjust over $1. it‘s not as environmentally friendly as elon musk‘s creation and still has its old engine powering it. since the real cyber truck‘s somewhat disastrous launch last month, tesla claim they‘ve received more than 200,000 pre—orders. for the mock tesla, the pre—order book is currently empty. there is much more on the news any on our website. thank you so much for watching. —— there is much more on the news any time on our website. hello there. well, it do

the north korean port was destroyed by the americans as they left. thousands still died. but those who got the chance to live are forever grateful to have been part of this very special christmas cargo. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. anchors away! now if you're hoping that santa might deliver the latest tesla, the cyber truck, this christmas, but its price tag is a little above your budget, then this might be the answer. it's a mock tesla built by a russian car enthusiast and it's been turning heads on the streets of moscow. it's based on an old lada hatchback that he bought forjust over $1. it's not as environmentally friendly as elon musk‘s creation and still has its old engine powering it. since the real cyber truck‘s somewhat disastrous launch last month, tesla claim they've received more than 200,000 pre—orders. for the mock tesla, the pre—order book is currently empty. at this time of year, of course, we should say that father christmas is on his way delivering presents around the world. the canadian and american defense agency norad as usual has been provid

port of y major delays but john ll be tracking that throughout the morning also acking your forecast and the return of rain. we'll have details oming up. >>welcome back 4.54 on this tuesday morning skies clear a lot like yesterday. so don't anticipate really any delays out of sfo we should be sitting just find out of our airports on this busy travel week before christmas things should be nice and smoothnow we are looking at temperatures that are quite chilly so get the warmjacket on yet again you probably ve it sitting out already beuse she used it yesterday just make sure to % put it back on antioch livermore redwood city santa rosa all in the 's while 40's elsewhere in the bay are this morning lot of us are just a touch warmer thn yesterday but still on the cool side. are a bit breezy up in the north bay too so we do have a wind chill that to be factor in sonoma and napa and petaluma looking at winds above 13 miles per hour right now so do watch out for those for is a frigid conditions, escially further north. >>robin all right, thank you john traffic off to a fantastic start it is

the north korean port was destroyed by the americans as they left. thousands still died but those who got the chance to live are forever grateful to have been part of this very special christmas cargo. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. well done, everybody, and anchors aweigh! allee willis, who co—wrote the theme song for the sitcom, friends, has died at the age of 72. ms willis won grammys for other work, but she's best known for penning the long—running theme song. danny aeberhard looks back at her life. it was the late 1970s, and though they might not have known it, people across the world were strutting their stuff to allee willis. boogie wonderland, the disco anthem she co—wrote for earth, wind and fire. she also worked with the band members on another of their classics, september. allee willis was born in detroit, the motor city of motown fame. a white girl who spoke of sitting on her lawn, absorbing the sounds of black america — the drums, the bass, the background vocals, leaking through the walls of homes in her neighbourhood. she couldn

the north korean port was destroyed by the americans as they left. thousands still died. but those who got the chance to live forever grateful to have been part of this very special christmas cargo. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. us presidential candidate michael bloomberg has said that his campaign "unknowingly" used prison workers to call voters on his behalf. the billionaire democrat said he had cut ties with a vendor which operates two call centres in state jails. mr bloomberg said he learned about the company's use of prison labour only after receiving a call from a reporter. the queen's husband prince philip has returned to join the royal family in time for christmas after leaving hospital in london. the duke of edinburgh, who's 98, spent four nights in the king edward the seventh hospital on the advice of his doctor. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell has more. afterfour nights in the king edward vii hospital, the duke emerged this morning and walked, slowly but without assistance, to the waiting vehicle. there's been no information about the reason for his

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korean port city of chongjin. for 12 in normal. use or. could we know about you. also if you name one i know from the start you're going to be ok you're going to have a model go with them we. want to. see want to make our next door to us in only not all the way to go home is a look at all 6 of them obviously you know 6. chicks into one of them but what are they going to throw you off somalia have. you got to. stop build a wall full of kind of oh i see a picture. you'll see nobody wants some of them or what i was about months ago not the jews going to tell you all for the 4th in of all the people you read you're going to do know that when you also go to war i think you know your. professor andre lang cough has been studying north korea for 30 years he's written numerous books on the country and visited the so-called hermit kingdom 6 times including a one year stay in the 1990 s. he is currently researching the north korean fishing industry in order to reveal the truth behind the ghost ships mystery. seems the ninet

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a lot of 30s in the north port. rohnert park at 34, 34 san anselmo, 28 in pope valley. dealing with fog this morning. san jose in better shape. the inner east bay in better shape. i'm picking up on dark spots but looks like over our hills as we get into the north bay, though, napa, santa rosa and novato, the airports all reporting low visibility. napa down to a mile. novato half mile. quarter mile santa rosa. your stretch along highway 101 could be a bit dicey, be careful there. looks like american canyon, i- 80, vallejo to fairfield we may have fog there. benicia, martinez, perhaps. cloud cover first into the afternoon and then by tonight the wet weather is expected to arrive. temperatures for today, under mostly cloudy skies and dry conditions, a cool one, 52 san francisco, 53 in hayward, 55 in the south bay of san jose. time line of that system and what you can expect for christmas day as well as the weekend coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you so much, rosemary. >>> as many people are doing their last minute holiday shopping, police are warning to be on high

this attack coming in a town north of the port city of aden, al—dhalea. this is territory where a powerful military organisation called the security belt forces likes to recruit young men into its ranks, and this attack happened during a parade that was celebrating the passing out of the latest batch of recruits to the security belt forces. images we have coming from the scene showing a crater and the blast having gone off near a stand where guests would have been watching the parade as it unfolded, although we understand the parade had finished just moments before this attack. security belt forces are backed by the united arab emirates, but they are very much part of the yemeni government's coalition that confronts the houthi rebels, who are based in the north, and soon after this attack security belt forces personnel blamed this attack on the houthi rebels, saying that it was a missile strike, and saying they had arrested some people close to the scene who were linked with the houthis, suggesting that these people may have been coordinating the strike in some way. denmark will start usin

korean port city of chongjin. for 12 in normal. use or. we would argue. also if you name one i know from the start you're going to be ok you're going to have a model all done with them we. want to. see want to make a lot of starters and only not all the way to go home was a look at all 6 of them obviously you know 6 to. 6 it wasn't but what are they going to throw you off somalia have. you got to. stop build a wall full of kind of all i said takes the. nobody was some of them or what it was about what's going on not the little she's going to be over for the 4th in a while that we're given you're going to do know that when you also go to war i think to your. professor andre lang koff has been studying north korea for 30 years he's written numerous books on the country and visited the so-called hermit kingdom 6 times including a one year stay in the $990.00 s. he is currently researching the north korean fishing industry in order to reveal the truth behind the ghost ships mystery. seems the ninety's we had a message

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.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and give we are celebrating the glorious grand opening of the chinese rec center. ♪ 1951, 60 years ago, our first kids began to play in the chinese wrecks center -- rec center. >> i was 10 years old at the time. i spent just about my whole life here. >> i came here to learn dancing. by we came -- >> we had a good time. made a lot of friends here. crisises part of the 2008 clean neighborhood park fund, and this is so important to our families. for many people who live in chinatown, this is their backyard. this is where many people come to congregate, and we are so happy to be able to deliver this project on time and under budget. >> a reason we all agreed to name this memorex center is because it is part of the history of i hea

.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and give ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there

.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and give >> good afternoon, everyone. the meeting will come together -- to order. this is november 21st, 2019, special meeting of the budget finance committee. i am chair of the committee. i would like to thank san francisco government tv for broadcasting this meeting. colleagues, can we please have a motion to excuse supervisors catherine stefani and raphael mandel and? we can take that without objection. thank you very much. are there any announcements? >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices. complet s

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this attack coming in a town north of the port city of aden, in the ad dali governorate. this is territory where a powerful military organisation called the security belt forces likes to recruit young men into its ranks. and this attack happened during a parade that was celebrating the passing out of the latest batch of recruits to the security belt forces, images we have coming from the scene showing a crater of the blast, it had gone off at stand where guests were watching the parade as it unfolded although we understand the parade finished moments before the blast went off. security belt forces are backed by the united arab emirates but they are part of the yemeni government coalition which confronts the houthi rebels which are based on the north. soon after this attack, the security belt forces blamed this attack on the houthi rebels, saying it was a missile strike and they say they had arrested people close to the scene who were linked to the houthis, suggesting these people may have been coordinating the strike in some way. alanjohnston alan johnston reporting there

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there is overwhelming subject port. it is part of the soul of north beach. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. i am the owner of caffe sapore. thank you for being here today. i started the business 23 years ago, and when i was in north beach at that time. in my area there was nobody there except me, and i really struggled first to bring the community. i worked really hard for that. that is what i have today. i have all of the people here to support me. this is my family. each one of these people have been coming to the cafe for all of these years. i have raised their kids. some of the kids i raised are working for me now. look is in the back. it is hard time, you know. but if i have to move, i will move. it is very important to recognize that we are here to stay no matter what caffe sapore will stay and these are my supporters behind me. it is hard to speak about small businesses, what they are suffering lately around the city. especially in north beach we have vacant places and we need to do something about it. this legacy business will help me pr

it's in the bay of plenty around 30miles off the coast of the port of whakatane on the north island. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is there. fiona, the sun isjust rising here in whakaari harbour. this is where some of the people evacuated from the island have been brought. some are still here, some have been taken to other hospitals across new zealand. it is quieter here this morning, the day after the volcano erupted. not very far behind me in white island, the volcano brought chaos. there are no signs of life on the island and it is not known whether british citizens are among those on the island. the foreign office is monitoring the situation closely. we do know that warnings have been put in place about how active that volcano is. scientists have heightened the alert, saying that there were heightened and moderate volcanic activity is expected, so questions will be asked about why tourists were allowed on that island, with scientists saying it was a disaster waiting to happen. the extraordinary few moments after the volcano on white island erupted. it hit briefly and fiercely,

the rise a group of scientists are now working to try to save the species at risk from patton in the north of the country thank goodness sarah ports. 30 meters above the forest floor in northern guatemala biologist ronnie garcia's team works hard to try to save an iconic animal scarlet macaws are endangered here there's only a few 100 left in forests habitat loss and wildlife trafficking have decimated their population. there were 2 mccord chicks in the midst here but when we came back to check on them they would gone but we did find with a mug's made by the equipment thieves used to climb the tree and steal the chicks at the knees to bring robes. garcia checks on the young macaw that was removed from a nest at risk from poachers his assistants hand reared it in their jungle laboratory and then placed it in an adoptive nest with a chick the same age with 2 young because now in the nest the chances of one of them surviving long enough to reproduce has doubled. my hope is this in 10 years we won't be doing any work in the field because the skeletal mccool won't need to help i hope we can shu

in santa rosa, napa, and lake port. the 12 hour a day planner we'll show that dense fog in spots especially in the north bay. it'll evaporate by about 9:00 in the morning. so into the afternoon we're fog-free and we'll have brighter skies. 4:00 we'll she temperatures in the mid-50s to localwer 60s. about 60 the high in santa rosa, cooler and more 57 for the afternoon high. 59 in both oakland and concord, 60 in san jose i livermore. the bigger pattern what we're looking forward to tomorrow high pressure will build in towards our coastline. we'll have that morning fog giving way to afternoon sunshine, and it is a dry day. however, on tuesday the high pressure gets suppressed to the south. we're watching a cold front approach from the west, so throughout the day on tuesday we'll increase that cloud cover and a mostly cloudy day. that front will move through northern california at night, and it's really going to fall apart. we're not expecting measurable rain across the entire bay area. here's the accuweather seven day fore

the best chance of a few showers will be in the north bay. accuweather seven-day forecast looks like this. morning fog tomorrow giving way to a chance of a few showers in the afternoon. mostly cloudy friday. and saturday we have bumped this up to a level 2 storm. that next storm arrives bringing us windy weather on saturday. sunday is a 1, we go to showers. a slight chance monday before we introduce some more wet weather on tuesday level 1. wednesday, christmas day, looking rainy and the snow level will be down to 4,000 feet so possibly the highest peaks will see some snow. santa is used to that. >> of course. >> rain, snow, can handle anything. >> deliveries will be fine. >>> let's go back live now to a picture of the house of representatives. members are now voting on the articles of impeachment against president trump. two articles under consideration tonight. >> right. so 49 are still left to vote on this first article, which is the abuse of power. two democrats have broken rank. we believe it's a representative from minnesota and one fro

north bay, it will be slower to clearer in the north bay. a lot of overcast fog and showers. chilly around lake port. 52 degrees. in the extended forecast, there is a lot going on. today the tendency is toward drying it out, clearing it out. friday looks okay. saturday, later in the day we get an increase in clouds. a chance of rain later in the day on saturday. sunday looks like the wettest day in the next seven, and then monday, tuesday, and wednesday, we begin to clear it out, but on christmas day, chance for a few sprinkles around the bay area. today we will begin to finally dry it out. that is weather for traffic. here is miss franco. >> you may be dealing with slick roadways as it dries out. we don't have a lot going on. as we look at the over view of the map. seeing a lot of green. that is good news. that means you're travelling at the limit for the most part on most of the main bay area freeways. we'll zoom in and look at traffic out of the south bay, looking good. clocking in nice speeds, northbound 101 out of south san jose. a clear ride toward the peninsula, if you

right wing coalition of delamater ports in the italian capital. it was the biggest rally yet tens of thousands of italians decrying the far right the duma to salvini and his party then make the demonstration in rome was organized by a grassroots movement known as the set of d.n.a. it's barely a month old but has a ready managed more than $100.00 similar gatherings in italy and other european cities its leaders who friends from the city of bone yet have become devoid of dealing. with. the streets to protest against a form of political rhetoric that is disastrous damaging and dangerous we didn't discover death to many places around italy there is a serious problem of the lack of political representation is a big problem which at a moment we cannot resolve. is stackpole to counter the rise of the far right that has appealed to lot up to 3 to the most so their reason part of the telly that is against racism and discrimination and fascism we should all be. there is a way taking europe i fear it being here that we are starting to do something about it a

around 80 kilometers north of her data has become a point of contention between the warring who fees and the international they recognize government is believe the vessel could lead to an environmental catastrophe both sides claim control of the tanker which is carrying more than a 1000000 barrels of oil and the potential revenues from its sale. place of officially named the 1st victim of the white island volcano eruption in new zealand 21 year old australian crystal eve browett was visiting the island with her family her father and sister are both in hospital with serious injuries 15 deaths have now been confirmed from monday's eruption and about 20 people are in intensive care with severe burns police divers are still searching for 2 remaining bodies around why thailand we've got to make sure that the planning prices move this meticulous for the reasons that of spelt out previously but we're out in the sea near the island near the jetty with the dice what the placed are squads being up here since early this morning and i'll be that being joined this afternoon by the navy dart squad

up in lake county right around lake port clearlake hidden valley lake yeah you are definitely seeing some light showers at this time nothing more than that it has been a pretty quiet morning. so far and we're going to continue to see quiet weather for much of the day ahead of us really it won't be until right at around sunset time tonight that we start to tap into some of this rain as the storm system works its way on into the bay. so pretty calm day ahead of us then that storm system pushes in light to moderate showers at first and then heavier spots of rainfall really descending into the bay area and staying with us first all 24 hour period will be on and off but areas of heavy rain continue at least until around 04:00pm tomorrow, it's looking like when that second round of moisture pushes through after which point thing should lighten up for the rest of the weekend. some light to moderate showers and isolated spots where it could get heavier on into saturday night and then into sunday but not nears heaviest tonight will be a winter storm warning taking effect up in the sierra neva

chilean port city, leaving families homeless over the holiday. firefighters struggled to control the inferno that was fuelled by dry weather and strong winds. military helicopters were deployed to help bottle the flames and residents were evacuated. evidence shows the fires were started intentionally. >>> a new video shows sheer chaos when a rain collapse cran a cargo vessel in the galapagos islands. conservation crews are scrambling to protect the unique ecosystems on the planet. >> that video is incredible. >>> two women say frontier airlines failed to help after they were sexually assaulted on separate flights. what the airline is saying, next. >>> another blow for embattled bowing. in the last two weeks alone, boeing has forced out its ceo and decided to halt production on the 737 max. now, we're learning boeing has been asking thousands of passengers if they're too afraid to fly on the 737 max, after two deadly crashes. the results are not reassuring. cnn's vanessa has more. >> boeing has been doing damage control behind the scenes after the

will continue as we see the light to steady showers over parts of ukiah over toward popland and lake port. through the morning we've seen the rain ramping up farther to the north of the bay area down to the golden gate bridge and that is where the bulk of the rain has been. and we're going to still see some clouds moving in as we go into the rest of the day with this off-and-on rain as we've seen this steady line of that moisture streaming right into the bay bridge. there will be breaks and mostly cloudy skies. looks like we'll have a better chance of measurable rain going into early tomorrow morning. i'll continue to track this and we'll talk about how much rain we may see coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> thanks, kari. >>> take a look at this new video. our assignment auditor shot this awning that collapsed in menlo park. this is outside of the el rancho market off of willow road. we are still working to learn what caused the collapse. >>> on capitol hill, an investigation into an investigation into an investigation. >> scott mcgrew is here to unpack all of that for us. >>

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