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patterson made last time. his firm is really, i would say the top firm in what they do in the city here. they looked at access to the units, and they made that into something that would make one for the tenant had not been cooperative in getting these violations addressed. in the normal procedure that we use if someone is denying access, that means they are not opening the door up, nobody can come in to look at it and make the repair. that is not the case here. the tenant has cooperated, opened the door. what the landlord llc is hoping for is a vacating of the premises. that is much different than gaining access to the unit. my compliments for recasting some of that language, but buti felt it was important to make that distinction. also, we received a surprising offer from the landlord llc to buy a unit, give it to the tent, making the owner the owner of a new condo. that seems a little out of proportion. i have never really seen that before. that is a lot of expensive to abate an nov with repairs other contra

patterson describing her as being quote terrified and petrified with him. patterson admitting to investigators though he did have sexual thoughts about jay. me who was 13 years old at the time, he never actually acted on those feelings, saying he felt guilty about killing her parents. the documents also describing that day in january when jayme was able to escape that cabin. she left it wearing mens shoes and found a neighbor nearby, telling that neighbor he killed my parents, please help me, i want to go home. now that we're learning more we can look back to may and that's actually when patterson was not only convicted but eventually sentenced to two life sentences for the murders and also 40 years for the kidnapping of jayme closs. >> such chilling details. >>> up next bernie sanders is breaking barriers with latino voters. so what is he doing differently from the other democratic candidates? we'll explore that ahead. artbur, steven could only imagine enjoying a spicy taco. now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for a

patterson describing jayme as being terrified and petrified of him. she also tells investigators that he would not physically be violent with her. patterson admitting to investigators that though he did have sexual thoughts about jayme, who was 13 years old at the time, he never actually acted on those feelings, saying that he felt guilty about killing her parents. the documents also describing that day in january when jayme was able to escape that cabin. she left it wearing men's shoes and found a neighbor nearby, telling that neighbor, he killed my parents. please help me. i want to go home. now that we're learning more, we can look back to when patterson was convicted and sentenced to two life sentences for the murders and also 40 years for the kidnapping of jayme closs. >> she is now living with relatives. >>> flood warnings, heavy rain, and potential snowfall. rough weather conditions are affecting millions across the u.s. many people could be forced to change their holiday travel plans. we'll have that for you next. ff. the gillette skinguard ha

he singles out for in particular, ryan crocker, and patterson and chris stevens. how significant officers these days folks work with our military and intelligence communities in such countries of afghanistan, iraq, serious, pakistan and libya to combat terrorism and manage the challenging situations. at a time when the u.s. diplomatic corps is being downsized and disparaged, paul's book is a reminder of the vital contributions made by some of the state department's finest, the risks they sometimes had to take and the courage they've often shown. the professionalism and high-mindedness of our diplomats were of course on display during the days of the impeachment hearings in th the house and the senior state department officials stepped forward to tell what they saw, thought and heard while the political bosses have declined so far to testify. paul will be in conversation here with someone else who knows his way around both the pentagon and state department but as an insider john kirby spent 29 years in the navy specializing in public affairs and to become the top s

she was 13 when she was abducted by jake patterson. jake patterson went to the house, killed jamie's parents and stuffed her into the trunk of his car. she was held captive for 88 days. thousands of pages of documents with so many details about that time when she was being held hostage. what have you learned? >> you have the documents and some of the video used during the court proceedings. now that the case is closed, this information being released on friday. that also includes dash cam video of when police were responding to the scene in rural wisconsin. the officers unknowingly passed the suspect vehicle as they were speeding to the scene of this double murder and kidnapping back in october of 2018. investigators at the time say the 13-year-old jayme closs was hidden in the trunk of the car. i listened to the audio of the body camera. investigators had no idea what they were about to pull up to. when they first arrive and find the bodies of the parents, they believed this was a murder/suicide. they discovered that jayme was missing

i also chose and patterson who's had just about every bad job in the state department. during the period that i'm writing about, she was the ambassador to pakistan and then the ambassador to egypt and went on later to become the state top department official for the middle east as well. i also chose robert ford who was in this period political counselor for nn number two in the embassy in iraq. he took five tours in iraq, think about that. he had doubts about the war all along and yet he volunteered five times to go. i think he had more times in iraq in this period than any other foreign service officer. after it was over he sent him to syria which sounded like it was going to be a home or maybe boring gauge and then immediately the war broke out and then the last person that i decided to focus on those chris stevens. you all probably know of him, he was the number two in the libya embassy before the civil war and then when the civil war broke out in 2011, washington needed somebody to go into libya to sneak into the kind of washington's eyes and ears on the ground, som

george patterson of rocky top, tennessee, faces a psychiatric hearing after being charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of his murder davey roach. roach's fiancee says the men had a long-standing dispute about who was allowed to mow a strip of grass between their homes and she says the fight came to a violent end just before thanksgiving. >> davey stepped out of the truck. he didn't go onto his property. he was still in the road and the next thing i know shots were being fired. >> reporter: the shooting came days after roach posted a facebook video saying he was concerned about patterson. he says he asked police to step in before patterson did something he'd regret. >>> in sports, the houston rockets are expected to file a complaint with the nba over james harden's disputed dunk. the ball went through the hoop tuesday night, but then it bounced right out. the refr ruled no backlash and the rockets ended up losing the game by two points.octs claim that they should be given the win or the game's final eight minutes should be replayed. sources say that's unlikely to hap

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closs was 13 when she was abducted in october of 2018 by 21-year-old jake patterson who had seen her getting off a school bus and decided to abduct her. he went to the closs house, killed both of her parents and stuffed jamie into the trunk of his car, holding her hostage for # 8 day until she managed to escape. he is serving two life sentences and wisconsin authorities are releasing a massive trove of records relating to the case. among them, dash cam video showing officers responding to the closs house, passing by jake patterson's car as he pulls over to let police pass by. jayme closs was in the trunk of that car. our polo sandoval, it's heartbreaking to think how close police were to jayme after she was taken. >> reporter: the story of a missed opportunity. one of many stories that have come out of this massive document dump. it's not unusual for all the documents to be released after the close. now with the conviction and sentencing we're learning more and part of it is that police essentially passed by their suspect heren on their way to te scene, unknowingly, at the time, i li

some areas and a winter system that could mean trouble for holiday travelers as it moves east steve patterson is tracking it all. >> reporter: in a rare holiday twist, one of the few places across the country primed for a white christmas was in california snow fell in the mountains with up to two feet expected making for a skier's paradise most of it was in the usual mild west heavy snow in the grand canyon and a christmas day rain in phoenix for the first time in ten years. meanwhile, across the midwest. >> good morning and we are going to be warming up today. >> reporter: it was freakishly warm. >> it's beautiful. i mean, i'm a little warm just wearing this. >> reporter: in chicago, it came close to the warmest christmas in 147 years buddy hall says it's one of the strangest things she's seen. >> i haven't seen a christmas like this and i'm 60. >> reporter: most of the region is blanketed with unseasonable heat with some of the highest christmas temperatures in years from kansas city to st. louis to louisville at or near 70 degrees. a far cry from southern california, where many are bracing

of patients who died filing a class-action lawsuit, claiming they were infected by mold here's steve patterson. >> reporter: tonight, attorneys announcing a class-action lawsuit against seattle children's hospital, claiming young patients were infected by aspergillus mold due to negligent maintenance of the air handling system. the hospital acknowledging last month at least 14 patients were sickened by the mold since 2001, including aiden wills, diagnosed with aspergillus fungal infection in january of 2009 after undergoing a procedure. he died two months later. >> simply put, we failed. >> reporter: in all, six patients died after becomi >>ooking back, we should have made the connection sooner. >> reporter: the hospital has since taken several of its operating rooms out of service after detecting dangerous levels of aspergillus in the air filtration system, causing them osor outsource operations for thousands of patients aspergillu common md found in soil and dust, inhaled by millions every day. >> for most of us, getting exposed on a issue.basis >> reporter: but for those with vulnerable imm

steve patterson, nbc news, durango, colorado. >>> and when we come back, the life-changing christmas gift that brought this community to tears and the little boy who will never be the same >>> there is good news about a little boy in tennessee who just wanted one thing for christmas. thanks to his mom, his community, and a whole lot of love, he got his wish. it's a life-changing gift a year in the making. when 11-year-old gavin sumner wrote his christmas list last year - >> santa, i don't ask for a lot -- >> reporter: one wish stood out. >> 3d hands. >> reporter: gavin was born without fully formed hands. doctors telling his mom cory it was a miracle he survived. >> it just really set me back. but then i realized, it's not going to matter anyways because i'm going to love him regardless. >> reporter: gavin never let his challenges get in his way. >> i've had some kids just being kids but i've always been grateful and always embraced my disability. >> reporter: that's why when he asked for 3d hands, cory knew it really mattered to him. >> it kind of just lit a fire in me to figure out

patterson also has a new book out called criss-cross the latest in the alex cross series and he join me now is james looking back -- let's start from the beginning how did jeffrey epstein make all of his money? >> i -- he did a lot of investment rs for people and he all -- indicated that he could save a lot on taxes and he went in and he said look i can save you all of this money otherwise you're going to have to pay the government but i want a big piece of it that seem to be the biggest part it have. now we get into the issue of whether he was involved in trafficking of girls around the world. that's i think the latesting ga and latest thing that we'll see how that play out. pfnlgt much to itself. how he gets himself with powerful people he goes to these -- he think he goes to like a billionaire and he says listen i can save you a boat load money on taxes you give me a flat fee that's how he gets that flat fee. give me some of the action. all right. so we think. so we think. so he, obviously, has a lot of money he's in earnd palm beach. and he has this strategy for i guess recruitin

steve patterson reports. >> reporter: tonight a grandmother's desperate plea. >> show us the kids. >> reporter: authorities say kay vallow's grandchildren, 7-year-old joshua vallow and 17-year-old tylee ryan were last seen in september near their home in rexburg, idaho. police say their mother lori vallow and her husband chad are considered persons of interest after vallow misled authorities on joshua's whereabouts the couple was married weeks after daybell's then wife tammy was found dead in october. authorities first believing her death was natural, but have since exhumed her remains for an autopsy after new evidence deemed it suspicious in arizona, investigators are also looking at the deaths of vallow's estranged husband and her brother, both earlier this year. the couple's attorney issued a statement saying we look forward to addressing the allegations once they have moved beyond speculation and rumor. vallow says she has been increasingly worried about the couple's extremist religious views. >> they're feeding off of each other and not in a good way. >> reporter: a christmas cut

i'm steve patterson in los angeles. now back to lester in new york >>> president trump returning from the u tonight, leaving one humiliation behind only to face another here at home before leaving the nato meetings in london, the id mic moment caught on camera then abruptly calling off a scheduled news conference and as he was in the air, back on capitol scholars were telling democrats exactly what they wanted to hear, that the president has indeed committed impeachable offenses and that's where we start with nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight house democrats leaning on history to make their case for impeaching president trump. >> if what we're talking about is not impeachable, then nothing is impeachable. >> reporter: inviting a panel of constitutional scholars to bolster their investigation. >> president trump has committed impeachable high crimes and misdemeanors by corruptly abusing the office of the presidency >> what has happened in the case today is something that i do not think we have ever seen before,

patterson -- thank you. i want to get both statements in and then we can make a decision. mr. patterson, how important is it to you that we -- let's say, for example, we were to offer you another continuance for "x" amount of time and not uphold today, how important is that to you? i want to give you your fair share at that. i think it is important because i want to commend you for coming back with a good step forward, and i want to keep that spirit going. maybe you could explain to us why it is so important that we don't uphold today and give us reasons as to why we might consider that. >> thank you, commissioner. i guess there are really two reasons. one is: the issue of fines and penalties that may accrue during this time when we can't move forward. and the other is: financing for construction. so to actually do the work, my understanding is that -- >> if it is held in abeyance, it doesn't get filed until the deadline. so we make the order now. we hold it, allowing you to do the work and resolve it, in which case it is not filed. >> right. >> and the fees is an issue. and i

steve patterson has details. >> reporter: this christmas eve a woman discovered angels at an unlikely place. inside the golden arches. >> it's our job to then help them in that situation. >> reporter: the unidentified woman went into this mcdonald's in lodi, california, wher police say she went to the counter and asked employees to hide her and call 911 but her boyfriend that threatened her, the 35-year-old was nearby and demanded she go outside and use the drive-through instead. the woman now in the driver's seat at the window didn't give up. >> she voiced or mouthed to the employee to help her. >> reporter: according to a mcdonald's spokesperson, employees stalled the line giving police time to get there. police arrested him and found a stolen loaded gun in the trunk and also discovered he had been violent with her in the past. >> there is no telling what could have happened the victim could have or even >> reporter: turns out, those employees used more than quick thanking, that mcdonald's part of the national safe place network, a designate haven where people in crisis can find hel

nbc's steve patterson reports. >> reporter: a grandmother's desperate plea >> show us the kids. >> reporter: authorities say kay valo's grntd children, 7-year-old joshua valo and tilie ryan were last seen in september near their home in rexburg, idaho. police say their mother laurie vallo and husband chad dabo are considered persons of interest after vallo misled authorities on joshua's whereabouts. the couple was married just weeks after dabo's then wife tammy was found dead in october. authorities, first believing her death was natural, but have since exhumed her remains for an autopsy after new evidence deemed it suspicious in arizona investigators are also looking at the deaths of valo's estranged husband and her brother both earlier this year the couple's attorney issued a statement saying "we look forward to addressing the allegations once they've moved beyond speculation and rumor." vallo say she's been increasingly worried about the couple's extremist religious views. >> they're feeding off each other and not in a good way. >> reporter: a christmas cut off from loved ones, searching

heigho to a single pet store in patterson new jersey d n g petite pups inspection reports obtained by ohio voters for companion animals show that in 2012 over 300 puppies from puppy mills in holmes county were sold wholesale to d. and g. only one reason would seemingly compel the owner of d.m.g. to seek out breeders located over 7 hours away the price for breeders simply selling to a pet shop that's not about placing that animal with the family for the rest of the life that's really about the money had sort of base our puppy poppies because a reputable breeder somebody who cares about their animals and wants to know where they're going any breeder that is in it for the love of dogs and they they love what they're doing they're good breeder they're going to have as many questions for you as you have for them no good reputable breeder will sell a dog on the internet or sell a dog to a broker to sell to a pet store that's not going to a good breeder or one of those who you are you always have to go and see the parents of the dog that you're purchasing if a breeder does not want you to se

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he ends his international career, second only to chris patterson on the all time points list for scotland, with 714. it was an exceptional lead up and that works for scotland and it worked for the environment he was in. buti worked for the environment he was in. but i would not say that it was deficient, his leadership set them apart but he is decision—making was impeccable, his application was excellent. his leadership will be the main thing is remembered for and everything else. now to some really sad news — the leeds rhinos and england scrum half rob burrow has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease. the 37 year old won eight grand finals, 3 world club challenges and 2 challenge cups with leeds. burrow is one of several high profile sportsmen who've been diagnosed with mnd. former liverpool and bolton footballer stephen darby revealed he had the condition last year, and the scottish rugby legend doddy weir has been living with mnd since 2016. well burrow met with doddie and they spoke about their condition. is an athlete, were you just don't wa nt to is an athlete, were you just

he ends his international career second only to chris patterson on the all time points list for scotland with 714, mostly from kicking. here's more from andy burke. he's been an integral part of the scotla nd tea m he's been an integral part of the scotland team for the best part of a decade. today, greg laidlaw called time on his international career. more emotionally, probably one of the hardest decisions i've ever had to make, but when i sat back and took the time to really think, i feel it's my feel it's the right time. greg laidlaw is a player who is often divided opinion amongst scottish rugby fans. but he seen off a host of challengers to his scotla nd a host of challengers to his scotland scrum half jersey a host of challengers to his scotland scrum halfjersey over the yea rs. scotland scrum halfjersey over the years. and at the stats from his international career rank him alongside some of the great names of scotland's past. laidlaw scored over 700 points for scotland, putting him second on the all—time list behind chris paterson, and ahead of gavin hastings. he earned 76 caps

patterson. >> thank you on behalf of the san francisco s.r.o. hotel coalition. i want to thank you for working together with the hotel owners to try to find a resolution to this. snag we are definitely interested in talking about. and you have asked for the s.r.o. owners' assistance with what we seem to be an unconstitutional taking of their business. specifically, you are asking for constitutionally protected private financial information. while we want to work with the city, this needs to be done in a way that protects the privilege and confidentiality of that information that you are requested. we reiterate our suggestion for a continuance of this matter until we're able to work with the city attorney to have that discussion in a privileged and confidential sitting. before doing anything, the city does need to come into compliance with the court's order of september 24th, 2019. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. patterson. as i indicated at the beginning of this meeting in my opening remar

he says hewas coming from his bus drer carolyn denise ray from patterson whonce the car was in motion stted swerving and speeding likes to come the akes hard. cared fine head to head on the seats, the district superintendt says ray is a substitute bus driver and normally is assied to another district. but when she missed a tun and spit out to the highway. troy says he knew something wasn't right cams commit and i want it made the call. the driver pued over o drop a student off just west of patterson when police apprched her shewas tested test. she'now charged with dui for driving under the influence of a controlled sutance anendangering the welfare of childrenwell my friends return talk me out of it. for us so ch too. >>that was marissa perlman reporting there were about 30 children on that bus kindergartnersto 5th graders now unfortunately was hurt as bus company says the driver s been removed from service says theinvestigate. >>time now want to buy making it easy to accs all your favorite entertainment at home. >>a rough night for the loy mark rpenter is here, i don't know at what p

. >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news. >>> now to the latest in the heartbreaking case of the texas mother murdered. her newborn kidnapped and her friend charged in the crime tonight the baby girl now back with her father sam brock has the very latest >> reporter: a holiday gift for the family devastated by the loss of heidi broussard baby margot now back with her father shane. >> that's the best thing that could ever happen ♪ silent night >> reporter: but this holiday also brings immeasurable pain. a vigil honoring heidi's life, but without her parents who returned to louisiana for funeral arrangements heidi's mother telling nbc news it hit us hard when we arrived home, realizing their daughter would never again walk through the front door saying "mom, we're here." rachel west is one of heidi's closest friends. >> devastating is an understatement of what this is. >> reporter: now questions about heidi's childhood friend maygen humphrey the two met at church camp when they were 11 heidi's body was discovered thursday in car trunk on humphrey's property. humphrey faces charges of k

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plans already tonight, there are bottlenecks and delays with a record number of drivers out on steve patterson starts us off tonight. >> reporter: it's the race to rebase, airport security lines snaked around terminals from coast to coast with highways backed up for miles. aaa calls it the absolute worst travel day of the year in a 2019 that's 4 million more than last year and the largest number the agency has ever recorded since they started tracking travel tonight, the bulk of it was on the road in several major cities across the country, drive times doubled and even tripled during the late afternoon crush. a few smart travelers got ahead of the game. >> we left at 4:30 hoping to beat most of it. that was our thought and so far we have >> reporter: out west ice caused crashes near boise and snow snarled traffi on a california highway. as powerful storms hit southern california, snow-trapped vehicles near the mountains, and rain sparked flooding, high winds sent trees crashing into homes. in san diego, the driver of this fedex truck had to be rescued by horse. a silver lining? the midwest. hi

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