>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm, tonight in "the war room," here are four of the most provacative words in the english language: i have an idea. [♪ theme music ♪] >> jennifer: last night on cnn, larry prat the president of the group gun owners of america proposed an idea for how to stop mass killings. flood the country with more guns so all of that so-called good guys are armed. >> with guns come safety if the guns are in the hands of the good guys. if you believe and understand that there is evil in the world, you try as your first line of defense to solve it psychiatrically. you protect yourself with a gun. >> jennifer: in other words create an army of individual landties. listen to this. >> good guys carrying guns can and do make a difference. the best way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> jennifer: but the facts just do not bare that out. consider the gabby giffords shooting. an armedman was there and afterwards he tells reporters this. >> i carry a weapon and when i heard gunfire i ran out and i would have shot him. >> jennifer: the man he thought was

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in the war room. the busy world out there headlines and breaking ban news banners break our focus on abroad and the economy here at home. but there is always something missing. is there no room for a crisis who is long past the point of being potential. or is there no market for it. a faded media interest of hurricane sandy despite the fact that there are those reeling because of hurricane sandy. it's november 30, 2012 and our planet is in jeopardy i. if you haven't heard about it today. don't worry, it will be the same story tomorrow 31 [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> jennifer: many people think that climate change only threatens the future and won't effect them. try telling that to the victims of super storm sandy. it's been over a month since sandy slammed the east coast and killed 120 people in the u.s. and caused billions of dollars of damage. unless you live in one of the affected areas you probably think things are back to norm. but that's because the media is barely cleaning up the cleanup efforts. in new yo

. >> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in "the war room," michael moore and i are going to discuss how shady billionaires and spineless politicians are ruining the state we both love. you may have the kids leave the room for this one. [♪ theme music ♪] >> jennifer: let's start tonight in flint michigan. the city about an hour north of detroit. this is my map of michigan and it's a place with a long list of dubious distinctions. it has the highest crime rate of any michigan city the highest number of abandoned properties in the nation and last year it was the number one most violent city in the country. it also is one of the poorest cities. compare that to michigan overall which is at 16%, the 14% is the national figure. it is a sad picture, even more so because of flint's history as the center of the american manufacturing industry. it's the birthplace of this country's labor movement. in 1960, flint was michigan's second largest city 200,000 people. it also had a vibrant middle class, it's public school system was

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. this is "the war room". a scoreboard with a winner and losers. this is something our friends on the right are having a little trouble grasping lately. >> jennifer: in 1969, dr. elizabeth kubler ross described what she called the classic five stages of grief. denial anger bargaining, depression and acceptance. and republicans, i'm sorry to say it, that pretty well describes your party after the shellacking you got in the election. some members of your party are further along in the stages of grief but the republicans all seem to fall somewhere along that spectrum. let's take a look. so first there's denial. as in everything's fine! carry on. none of this is really happening! that's where the majority of the republicans, at least in congress are. but we should cut them a little slack. afterall everybody from peggy noonan to karl rove assured them they would be in the white house by this time so they're understandably shock and distressed and poor speaker john boehner is hopelessly stuck in that stage. his is, of course, willful denial. a stubborn r

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in "the war room," two tests of leadership, of resolve of morality. one on guns, the other on the fiscal cliff. who will swim with the current and who will stand like a rock against the tide? fourr of the world's -- the nation's worst tragedies. school tragedies on record. do you know where your pension money is? for some teachers, the answer is very troubling. california public school teachers who lost six of their own in the newtown shooting, they are actually invested in the private equity firm that owns some of the world's biggest gun manufacturers. as we reported after the aurora shooting this past spring, cerberus kappel owns the freedom group, the world's largest firearm distributor. the freedom group produces over half of all semi-automatic rifles sold every year including the one that was used in the newtown massacre. the california teacher a pension fund has about $751 million invested in the company that is responsible for that, cerberus. late yesterday a spokesman

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm, where politics. >> tea partyers are stirring and ready to fight and red state were primed to ignite. boehner was trapped in a box that was tight. he since the battle rages on for the soul of the right. but perhaps we shouldn't rub our hands until it's over, for the last map standing in fact, might be named grover. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> jennifer: earlier today emotion came to the senate floor to ratified a treaty on the disabled. it's modeled on the landmark of merges withamericans . he claimed u.s. sovereignty so the tea party is now in from its right flank. it's not just about the united nations. 24 hours an speaker john boehner put a budget offer on the table the tea party is threatening to throw him over board. what is his great plan? raising revenues--aah. the details are pretty vague, but we know his plan would raise $800 billion in revenue closing some unnamed loopholes while sparing the top earners from any more taxes. tea partyers object to raising any revenue at all. on the other side the president is not pleased with boehner's plan because he sai

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. susan rice withdraws her name from consideration for secretary of state. john boehner is meeting with president obama on the fiscal cliff as we speak. those are the headlines. tonight in "the war room," you'll get the story. ♪ which side are you on, boy ♪ ♪ which side are you on ♪ >> jennifer: let's start tonight with one of california's most significant contributions to the world... blue jeans! during the gold rush, bavarian immigrant began making durable cotton pants for miners seeking their fortune in the california hills. that man was levi strauss. now, 140 years later 450 million pairs of jeans are sold every year in the u.s. alone. now, you would think with that volume, the manufacturing process would be totally mechanized but actually a lot of it is still done by hand. a typical pair of jeans is made from 15 individual pieces, someone has to oversee cutting all of those pieces and sew them together and as you can see in this discovery channel documentary, the seams get ironed o

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in "the war room," a scene i never thought i would live to see in my beloved michigan. protestors fighting for the very existence of the unions that built that state. that built the middle class. that built this amazing country. someone, please tell me what are we becoming? >> jennifer: tonight we're going to go straight to the state of michigan where more than 10,000 protestors descended on lansing, the capitol to raise their voices against harsh new anti-labor laws. >> right to work has got to go! >> he wants to turn us around make $10 an hour, what are we going to do for our families? >> jennifer: preach it, sir. despite the uproar outside the capitol, inside it, the republican-led legislature still passed right-to-work legislation today. that legislation would muzzle the union voice in michigan by taking away the requirement that everyone who's in a union shop should pay union dues. you might ask why is that a big deal. well if not everyone's required to pay you're going t

>> jennifer: no comment.cconnell did express sympathy for the families and victims, but said nothing about guns. how hard do you think it is going to be to get these republicans to support at least the assault weapons ban? >> i -- i think it is going to be difficult, jennifer to be completely candid about it. they have said no to every bit of legislation whether it's gun control or for that matter anything else. certainly everyone who has a memory over the last four years, they don't want to have the nra against them. but these images the understanding of the necessity of doing something to reduce the easy access particularly by people with mental illnesses, easy access to guns. the country overwhelmingly understands that. what the nra and what many people say who are gun supporters, they say look guns don't kill people people kill people. but we understand that we have to have licensing even for -- to drive a car. even to do all sorts of things that are potentially unsafe in the wrong hands. we have got to d

>> yeah, just put it under "jennifer," okay? >> jennifer. all right. >> you're disgusting. >> take care. >> pathetic. >> clearly, she loves cosmetics, but i wanted her to stop using that as an excuse to spend and start using it as a reason to expand her horizons. she wants to own her own makeup line, so for her "set goals" challenge, i'm sending her to research what's involved. >> i'm excited to see what it takes to start my own cosmetic line. >> to have a successful business, you need a lot of very expert members on your team. you have to be able to consider all aspects of the creation of your dream. i have to tell you, jennifer, that this lab is luxurious compared to how i started. i started in the basement. it was either at night or on the weekends. it took a year and half to perfect the cream, three years to actually approach our first retailer. >> wow. >> so, you always have to be thinking about marketing, you have to think about sales promotion. >> wow. that's just...that's a lot. just to actually hear it from somebody made me realize how much wo

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm three things have been on my mind since friday's unspeakable horror in newtown. guns in this country is a tragedy. mental health in this country is approached as an afterthought and three, far too young men in this country are in a state of crisis. tonight in "the war room" we're going to show you how we all can take action in all of these areas because in the words of the president, surely we can do better than this. ♪ >> jennifer: last friday at 4:30 in the morning under the cover of darkness the michigan legislature passed a bill that would allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons into hospitals, churches, bars stadiums, day care centers and schools. and just a few hours after the legislature passed that bill 26 people including 20 children were killed. gunned down at the elementary school in sandy hook elementary. the governor said that has given him clear pause. i beg your rick snyder please veto those bills and stop the madness, but here is what he is up against. 24 michigan lawmakers are acting on behalf of alec that conservative group that

. >>> meet princess jennifer. >> my name is jennifer. i'm 21 years old and work at a shipping office. >> jennifer likes to look good, have nice things. >> i go shopping normally twice a week. i buy quite a few bags of stuff. thank you. oh, man. i don't know how i'm going to hide these. >> if i don't have clean clothes, i buy new ones. >> she's always out. >> go from one bar to another bar, go out to eat and another bar again. >> she's more spend first and worry later. >> jennifer is used to spending everyone else's money. >> as a big sister, it's hard for me to tell her know. sometimes i lie and say i need money for something else. >> i need money for gas. nails done, eyebrows done, hair. >> i do use my mom's credit card a lot sometimes. i take her credit card. >> mom saved for years for jennifer to go to school. she got bored. >> i got a student loan and went shopping. the day they put it in my account, i bought shoes and outfits. i didn't buy one single book for school. >> for her to go to school and drop out, what are you going to do

jennifer griffin live with us now.e you hearing. >> there are reports tonight that syria has actually loaded those chemical weapons into bombs and that the military is awaiting assad's order to possibly use those chemical weapons against the syrian people. we can confirm that a senior u.s. official says that the saran gas is mixed and ready to use. they have 60 days to use it until it expires or it needs to be destroyed. so there is a great deal of concern tonight in the pentagon about what the assad regime plans to do with that saran gas now that those weapons have been in essence prepared and we can also report that there appear to be some movement in the region, preparations in the event that were to decide that he needed to act and to intervene because as you know president obama has said that it would be fine if president assad used those chemical weapons against his own people. >> harris: all right. i want to stay with that for just a moment. secretary of state hillary clinton has talked about a red line. this wo

jennifer, serving time for drug offenses, was due to be released within a matter of months.ica, in for robbery, was still facing three to five more years. >> we plan to be together for the rest of our life. those are our plans. >> i'm going to stick by her, no doubt. it may sound crazy, but i will probably end up even coming back. >> the reality is that she could come back here to be with me. >> how? >> get another charge. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> a lot of people here can't deal with rejection, especially coming from a homosexual. >> a place in the code for gays and gay predators. >>> attitudes towards sex in male penitentiaries are complex. from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, oth

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm three things have been on my mind since friday's unspeakable horror in newtown. guns in this country is a tragedy. mental health in this country is

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org jennifer 8. lee, you are a former new york times reporter and the author of fortune cookie chronicles: adventures in the world of chinese food. and lets just start with that first statistic of if you look at the number of mcdonald's, burger kings, kentucky fried chickens, and wendy's combined, you still have more chinese food restaurants. >> more chinese restaurants. more than 45,000, and growing every year, about ten percent. >> hinojosa: so how is that possible? because people think, you know what? you have fast food everywhere in the united states. or there's an image. so the truth is that in fact chinese food is... >> more pervasive, yeah. >> hinojosa: more a part of who we are, in a way. >> exactly, exactly. because, you know, as i like to say, you know, if our benchmark for americanness is apple pie, you should ask yourself, when was the last time you ate apple pie versus when was the last time you ate chinese food? i think for the vast, vast majority of people, they will have eaten chinese

now, join home makeover and tool expert steve thomas and do-it-yourselfer jennifer slimko to find out how versacut can pay for itself and give you professional results the very first time you use it. >> hi, i'm steve thomas. >> hi, i'm jennifer slimko. >> now, you've seen me on television home renovation shows for 20 years and i'm known as a bit of a tool hound. so, i did a quick count and i've got 18 power saws in my own shop. but today i wanna show you an all-new power saw that i think is pretty special. >> it's called versacut and it's a really innovative new power tool from rockwell. >> versacut is designed to do the work of tile saws, circular saws, chop saws and even table saws. >> it's powerful, compact and easy to use. >> and it's truly like having an entire workshop full of power tools in the palm of your hand. >> it feels good, i can tell it's made of quality materials. >> it's got the size of a grinder, the power of a hand saw and it can combine both duties into one. so, it's a space saver, a time saver and it's quite unique. >> versacut is lightweight and easy to use. it's

i was struck by what jennifer said and said they had the discussion on business terms and financial aspects but not a mention of community input and the way the advisory community has been disempowered and on the side lines so there is no meaningful input. i have concern about the threarn% return and i will condition to think about it and i looked at the eps statement that was provided today and back up why 13% is reasonable and dan barrett of barrett's spot group is one of the persons cited in the group and he has research in projects like this and sports arenas and other things and in 2011 talking about the kingace project in kak kak he said "a city must do the due diligence with projects like this and particularly with opportunities come risks and challenges and those risks and challenges have to be weighed carefully before you move forward". i do not feel that the current process is giving due weights to the concerns of the neighborhood whose quality of life is going to suffer traditionally unless mitigations are made and if this project is so great for san francisco and i hope it is. w

now, join home makeover and tool expert steve thomas and do-it-yourselfer jennifer slimko to find out how versacut can pay for itself and give you professional results the very first time you use it. >> hi, i'm steve thomas. >> hi, i'm jennifer slimko. >> now, you've seen me on television home renovation shows for 20 years and i'm known as a bit of a tool hound. so, i did a quick count and i've got 18 power saws in my own shop. but today i wanna show you an all-new power saw that i think is pretty special. >> it's called versacut and it's a really innovative new power tool from rockwell. >> versacut is designed to do the work of tile saws, circular saws, chop saws and even table saws. >> it's powerful, compact and easy to use. >> and it's truly like having an entire workshop full of power tools in the palm of your hand. >> it feels good, i can tell it's made of quality materials. >> it's got the size of a grinder, the power of a hand saw and it can combine both duties into one. so, it's a space saver, a time saver and it's quite unique. >> versacut is lightweight and easy to use. it's

jennifer franciotti is live with that story. >> good morning. the suspect was under arrest and under police escort. he was receiving some sort of medical treatment. he had a needle in his possession. the prisoner attempted to grab a hospital staff member. the officer intervened. the prisoner tried to grab the gun. the gun went off. one bullet hit the wall. no one was hurt. >> either by the weapon or by pepper spray that the officer discharged in an attempt to subdue this prisoner. >> police have not released the prisoner's identity. the suspect was under arrest facing burglary charges. not likely facing more charges in connection with yesterday's incident. more information coming up live at 6:30. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police are searching for a suspect after an overnight shooting. the victim was found on moreland avenue. no word on his condition. the woman has been charged with the murder of her son. nicole fitzgerald is charged with first and second-degree murder. she admitted to killing the child on sunday and then cutting h

and they are as dedicated as jennifer is to making this house beautiful. we are just so grateful to have some many people willing to take time out of their lives and invest in this house for so many to see. great holiday be a for everyone and we are just excited to have visitors come through. this is our official opening. throughout the holiday season, more than 90,000 people will come from around the world to see this house. i cannot imagine a better way to get things kick off than by having all of you here with us. with that, i want to again thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service and your sacrifice. i do hope that your holiday season is truly special. that you really use this time to reflect and come together. so many of us in this country will use your lives as inspiration as we sit around our trees and tables and think about all the we have and all that you all are sacrificing to make sure we live in freedom and harmony. we are truly grateful to all of you. the thank you. now, you guys ready? to have some fun? i will ask all of our kids

. >> jennifer franciotti is live to explain. good morning. >> xerox conducted a massive investigation. th shut down this area here at coldspring lane. this is between the j.f.x. exit and falls road. they did it this past weekend. police closed all three lanes and sent three vehicles on repeated test runs clocked by radar guns. they could not recreate the problems. 189 valid test runs were completed and all were within the expected tolerance without anomalies. three cameras are still taking pictures but not to issue tickets. the city agreed to put a hold on those tickets. they will allow for collection of additional data. several recommendations have been made that d.o.t. said they will follow. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. police want to know if an aide at the maryland school for the deaf abuse any other young girls. clarence taylor was arrested on thursday. we're told that he abused the girls over day two-year period. >> many students stay there during the week. the suspect was a dorm aide. >> he has been

it's been a really neat transition just seeing jennifer from one point to now.st a totally different person. >> watching these two women bring caden into the prison and seeing the love they had for both caden and jennifer was truly inspirational. and then terry, taking full responsibility for this child, knowing that she was going to give the child back to jennifer when she got out of prison, astounded me. >> they cannot take custody from you without a reason to. and as long as you have somebody to take care of him, you still have full custody. they just have temporary custody until you're released. and then once upon your release from here, you'll be given back all custody. so, that gives me the focus to know i have to do what i have to do to get out of here, to get him back and get my life back. >> what are you doing while you're in prison? how are you spending your days here? >> ged classes, and then hopefully, after i get my ged, i start some college classes. my goal is to be a vet tech hopefully within two years i can be in a vet school somewhere. >> it was

lopez. - ben affleck isn't with jennifer lopez anymore. he's married to jennifer garner. - yeah. - it's true. - what? really? but i thought i was totally jealous of him! he's just married to jennifer garner? oh, my gosh. i feel so much better! - you do? - yeah. oh, i like that ben affleck guy. he's a good filmmaker. come on, kenny. i guess i owe the kids at school an apology. did you see argo, kenny? it's a pretty good movie. ben affleck has a lot going for him. not everything, but a lot. whoopee! news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." [cheering and applause] [theme music playing] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we have a good one for you tonight. newark mayor cory booker will be joining us, but let's begin tonight as i really should begin almost every night, with an apology. we've had a bit of fun here over the years concerning what is commonly referred to this time of year as the war on christmas where a small band of 70% of the country have fought tirelessly for the right t

i'm jennifer franciotti. meteorologist ava marie has a quick look at the forecast, which includes snow. >> tomorrow includes snow but today it is quiet. 33 at the airport with winds west at 3 miles an hour. temperatures across the metro area -- 34 in pasadena. 33 in edgewood. highs in the upper 30's to the low 40's. much less win. it makes all the difference. and you will not have to worry about the concerns to to the strong winds yesterday. but the approaching storm could bring accumulating snow. i will have the snow map when we come back. >> the clock is ticking on the fiscal cliff. the deadline just four days away. the president has cut his vacation short and they will meet sunday for a rare session to negotiate a compromise. tracey mitchell joins us live. is there any progress to report? >> they are still talking, so i guess we can call that progress, but no breakthrough. the president meeting with congressional leaders hoping to work out a last-minute deal. just days before the deadline, the president is

we have used an appraisal process that jennifer will talk about and come up with the value of sea wall 330 and peas 30-32 and we will look at that new york what forms of participation. >> >> rent maybe appropriate and generally speaking how we can repay the private investment as quickly as possible, and finally and i think this is something that the public really wants to hear. the term sheet needs to articulate the way the city plans to pay for the services to address neighborhood impacts so if there are a number of police officers required around the larger events how specifically is the city planning on paying for the police officers? if dwd crews need to be dispatched around the facility how is that funding going to work? and maybe the most important issue -- there is additional transit service required to get people to and from the site and how when muni is already stressed financially how does the city plan to address those transportation needs? so we will work with the warriors and staff and the board with those issues and look forward to coming to you in april or before for you

jennifer gave us the feasibility report on the 16th but we didn't get a chance talk about it. in fact we have never had a chance to talk about anything and that's the problem. we have had three meetings and long and mainly presentations that we listen and there is public comment and a few cac comments and we all go home, so this morning i went to the cac annual breakfast hoping to meet other members just because i don't know them so we haven't had a chance to chat and discuss the fiscal feasibility study. i invited them to a meeting on sunday and being a bad day and six of us showed up, but we need time to look at this fiscal feasibility study. some of us that have met have issues. we have questions. we would like to get together as a group, discuss the study, come up with questions at one meeting and have jennifer and maybe some other people come back at a second meeting and answer our questions so some of this will send out an email to all of you and the mayor and the board of supervisors asking for a 30 to 60 day extension so that we can actually have a cac meeting and talk

jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. 31 degrees at the airport. dealing with your kids can be embarrassing. it might benefit your health in the long run. >> some new research suggests some aspirin tablets might be ineffective. >> two problems of note in baltimore county. we will check on delays >> welcome back. 5:39. we have shifted the air mass like we talked about yesterday. there is no rain or snow. the skies are clear and the roads are dry. outside's and low 30's the city. 33 in catonsville. mostly sunny skies today. you could see some high, thin clouds this afternoon. high temperature only 47 degrees. we will come back and check the forecast for the weekend. stay with us. >> an interesting study about the affect your kids could have on your life. >> having a child could extend your life. childless women were four times more likely to die than those who gave birth to their own child. the prevalence of mental illness in adoptive couples was about half that of other parents. the coating used on aspirin could eliminate the effectiveness four stro

jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you.rt clerks in maryland can now officially hand out marriage applications to same-sex couples. same-sex couples will get to enjoy many of the same benefits as their heterosexual peers, when it comes to financial protection, couples must be careful, and keep things separate when necessary. >> when people get married at the state level, they get over excited and think they can file a joint income taxes and merge all other assets together and that would create 15 and state tax issues. >> there is more on our website, wbaltv.com. >> results from any report and there is good news for maryland students. vocabulary results are above the national average. maryland educators say they are not surprised. more on-line classes continue to arrive in baltimore county. dallas dance told students at the district could get between $30 million and $40 million to start up the project. school systems would help to close the achievement gap with the money. >> we would be able to put every single course the ki

¿cómo lo hacia jennifer lópez?.fiestas, bienvenidos a las noticias y en china, la policía rescató a 89 niños y agentes tomaron parte en esta exitosa operación, los pequeños rescatados han sido puesto ya en custodia infantil. >> y en un suburbio de rochester en el estado de nueva york, amanece consternado por un asesinato de un bombero, dispararon contra ellos, una verdadera tragedia y las decoraciones luminosas se volvieron a prender en newtown, los días de llantos se han sustituido con cánticos, fue el primer paso de volver a la normalidad a menos de dos semanas y con menos servicios religiosos y tradicionales festividades escolares. >> el país se acerca a las arcas fiscal, mientras legisladores el presidente barack obama parecen están buscando un acuerdo, las familias de clase medía tendrían un aumento de impuestos de 2200 dólares anuales, esto no es oficial, pero llegaría la recesión y esto agitaria los empleos. >> muchos soldados pasan la navidad fuera de casa, ahí las ve, degustaron un verdadero festin, era pie

promised jennifer will her $5,000 reward by the weekend.ill keep watching to make sure it happens. since he took over in 2007, the of money they have given rewards have doubled. this year they expect to give out half a million dollars. >> we will keep an eye on the story. to report forent that was one of our heroes. design academyhe on a house that built in northwest washington. seven officials were there, g mayor vincent gray. milestone for the academy. it read it -- represents a step forward for education programs. a very proud of them 3 >> 6 vote to inst your the of your co-host challenge. the finalists is from rocks bill. she said she felt compelled to contest as a message to everyone to follow their dreams. >> i have to tell you, you want be cool and you want to jump up and down. an opportunity like this, i do not know how much better it gets. friend,is our apparently. the voting ends tonight. for her come and go to cooper.com. maybe she had a hologram or something. >> she is created. -- creative. gordon peterson is in the with a look

jennifer ma, jill astralia sustof, daniel mccarthy, john wellpachuck, scott bureau and -- >> hi. my name is jennifer ma, i live adjacent to this property since 2003, same time has the houses went on sale and i've been living there since then. what you don't see is pictures of the mess in front of my house that we constantly have to clean. i've lived there since 2003 and have not seen any of the people standing back there and i have neighbors that would be supportive of that. i want to state that clearly right now. so i live in the city most of my life, raised my kids in the house we live in now. we bought the house. we enjoyed the the look and feel of the neighborhood and want to continue to do that. we know the neighbors, my daughter is at preschool, we're vested in living in this area and we're engaged in the area, look out for each other and look forward to spending many more years living there. recently the lease has arranged a meeting to discuss the new house before this meeting. they conducted the shadow study after we requested it. the concern of life was never addressed.

him grow but to know that they were two separate entities that came to be and i think the role of jennifer she was also very helpful in helping me make the transition and helping me understand the benefits and what it means to serve san francisco and how she was just very helpful in that transition and as a family as a collective unit i believe this couple is expemple player in their service ask time. last week i was leaving city hall and i said, how many ebbs do you have tonight and he said are you kidding i'm going home to have dinner with my wife and effect friend. and i said, that is beautiful i have got three toaivet go to. but that is the core that drives sean that family value. you know it's irreplaceable you cannot make that stuff up. so i'm just going to leave it here and thank you shop i hope i have not made you too uncomfortable but i have really a a very eager pupil at your field watching and learning and hopefully, we will be able to continue to make you proud and as i continue to work on behalf of san francisco. thank you. . >> thank you supervisor cohen. supervisor kim? >>>

cbs reporter jennifer lewis hall shows us how he lured them in. >> firefighters rushed to this early morning fire near rochester new york and were met by bullets. police say 62-year-old william spengler lit a home and car on fire so he could lure first responders to the scene and shoot them. two webster firefighters were killed in the ambush. two more were injured. with crews under attack the flames burned out of control jumping from home to home. >> i'm not aware of anything like this in my 23 years in the to be of webster. >> police say soon after the s.w.a.t. team arrived the gunman took his life. crews put out the flames but not before several homes were lost. news spread quickly through the small town of webster. people brought fires to the local fire house and gave their cob -- condolences. >> who targets people on christmas. i'm sorry. >> he was in yale for beating his 92-year-old grandmother. he has been out of prison since 19986789 1998 -- 1998. mike chiapperini was also a webster police lieutenant for 20 years. now this small town will spend christmas eve mourning his loss.

and jennifer lopez and larry and steven spielberg. tavis: you went from morgan freeman to steven spielberg with lo as the middleman. >> there is something about the sweatpants she wore. >> i digress from that point. for those who have not seen the show, tell us about your character. >> nicholas brady is a marine sergeant who is not in the army when 9-11 occurs. he signs up out of duty and is taken hostage and spends the next eight years of his life in captivity, and the assumption is for the first two or three years he is systematically tortured

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