debbie wasserman schultz. >> thank you very much, congresswoman.applause] >> booktv continue with hugh willford. he recowboys the cia's easterly forays into the middle east. the operations were ran by head to door roosevelt's grandson, kermit "kim" roosevelt, and was assisted by this cousin, archie roosevelt, chief of the beirut station. he also reports these actions would lay the groundwork for current foreign policy r

he said your friend debbie has got moxie. my dad is not euphoric so i'm not sure that word moxie has been used in the last 40 years. i said i think that's a little bit for georgia's frankly. moxie is a word you use to describe the woman who has got a lot of passion and principles of the truth of matter is it doesn't matter whether you are a woman or a man. debbie wasserman schultz is someone who represents them reflects to me the greatest principles he should have been public service. she stands up and she believes it's her job to stand up for people who cannot stand for themselves to speak for people who do not have a voice and fight for the principles that she believes represents the best angels in america. that is why i'm proud to present to you today to hear her speak about her new book "for the next generation", which you should buy, debbie wasserman schultz. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] thank you so much. thank you. it is great to be home and i have to tell you that it is a little surreal to be doing this in fron

your friend debbie has moxie. my dad is 94. i'm not sure that word moxie is used in the last 90 years. i said to him i think that is a little bit pejorative. moxie is a word you use to describe a woman who has a lot of passion and principles but the truth of the matter is, doesn't matter whether you're a woman or a man. debbie wasserman-schultz is someone who represents and reflex to me the greatest kind of principles you should have in public service. she stand up and believes it is her job to stand up for people who can not stand for themselves, to speake for people who do not have a voice and fight for principles she believesr represents the best angels in america. that is why i'm proud to present to you today to hear her speak about her new book, the next generation, which you should buy. debbie wasserman-schultz. [applause] >> thankld you. thank you so much. shah. it is great to be home. i have to tell you it's a little sure real to do it in front of a hometown crowd. dan, thank you so much for that really touching, incred

my name is debbie.ops, at a eharmony video. >> so this video is a woman who is apparently creating a dating profile for herself. and she is recording herself on her laptop in bed. and she starts out perfectly normal. >> i'm nervous but i'm excited at the same time. >> she is adorable. so many guys are going to want her. who doesn't like cute blondes? >> i am a recent mba grad from villanova. i love cats. >> we all love cats, i'll let it slide. i'm still into debbie. >> i love every kind of cat. sorry. i just -- i really love cats. >> you see the red flags, one after the other pop up, and then suddenly she's a hot mess. >> i just want to hug all of them but i can't because that's crazy. i can't hug every cat. but i just want to, i want to. i want to. >> it cannot be called anything other than a spectacular meltdown. >> and then their ears and the whiskers and the nose. >> maybe there's someone out there for her that loves cats just as much, but maybe she should try catlovers.com instead. >> i can't. i ca

this is about 45 minutes. >> right now we are talking with congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, for the next generation is the name of her book. you said in your presentation, three years writing this. why? well, about four months after i decided to move forward with writing the book, president obama called and asked me to take on another full-time job ensuring the democratic national committee. and i felt like in order to redo the book justice and do my job justice, coming up with a possible during the presidential campaign probably wasn't the best idea. so we push the forward -- the book forward by year. so i spent another year researching and writing it and came out with it in october. >> by the time this book is published, you write, i hope we will look back on the health care reform debate as well as the debt ceiling debate, and it does it was rock-bottom in the modern era of american political stability. i don't want to imagine how it would get worse. >> well, just when you thought you could not get worse, we end up having t the republicans and the tea party shut the governmen

focused on people who are terminally ill but refuse to give up on life and google plus hang out are debbiend david oliver and he discusses stage four cancer and jody joins us a cancer advocate with stage four breast cancer who created bcsm, breast cancer social media, welcome everyone to the stream and david kessler we see people acknowledging the passing of others on social media, but why do you think we are seeing more discussion about the process and terminal illness and death more than ever on social media. >> thank you for talking about it on the show today, i really appreciate it. i don't think we knew what our great grant parents knew. we don't know how to talk about it anymore. we live in a world where the dead go around in white unmarked vans and we are looking for that town square. social media is the newtowns square. >> reporter: and i was going to say what is it about american culture that you said our grandparents had it different than we do, what is it about the culture that makes it so tough to talk about these things? we are youth oriented and yet there is something primal

. >> reporter: he is a pit-lab mix with a whole lot of love for debbie. >> this is my dog.s all about my dog. >> reporter: this story is all about forrest. >> he wouldn't leave the house without me. >> reporter: debbie says on christmas eve he showed how special he is when flames and smoke got into her sacramento bedroom. her daughter wasn't home at the time. it was intense. >> i was so far into sleep, i was going to die. >> reporter: forrest woke her up by jumping on top of her, biting her trying to get her out. he finally did. >> he drug me out into the yard. >> reporter: the bedroom erupted into flames. >> my family could have been planning a funeral. the smoke was above me. >> reporter: thankfully her story didn't end that way. >> it was amazing. >> reporter: neighbors were proud to meet the four-legged hero. >> i saw the dog because the landlord came for the dog and i saw it and he was telling me -- oh, my god, that's awesome! >> we really are blessed. we're still here. >> reporter: and so is forest. >> i would do anything for this dog. this dog saved might have life.

hey debbie..use we've had e foggy commutes lately, and your e is a good reminder. we should all be using our lowm he cities debby we have had some foggy commutes late le and your email is a great reminder. we should all be using low beams in extreme weather conditions. if you have fog lights, use them too. fog can actually be more dangerous than snow. just as important, chp says, you shouldn't use your high beams because they can cause more glare and make conditions even more unsafe. thanks, debbie. we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by e-mailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix, and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. that is a check of your "kcbs traffic." for your forecast now, here's lawrence. >> debbie is right. fog the leading weather-related cause of death in california. now, on that happy note, let's go on to today. [ laughter ] >> we have high pressure building in overhead. we have some

david and debbie oliver. and david maintains a blog for cancer, and jody, a breast cancer advocate with stage 4 breast cancer, who helped to create in the media. we see passing of others on social media, but why do you think that we're seeing more discussion in the process of terminal illness and death now more than ever on the social media. >> thank you for talking about it and showing it to them. i don't think that we know lou to talk about it anymore. where the dead go around in white, unmarked vans, and we're looking for that town square. social media is the new town square. >> what is it about american culture that you said our grandparents had it different than we do. what makes it so different about our culture to talk about these things. >> we have become so youth oriented and we believe that death is optional, and there's something so primely, that we want our lives witnessed and our death witnessed and our grief witnessed. >> speaking of that, you decided to do a series called my last days. why did

hey, i remember you.ttle debbie? you should. i'm you.ept i always had a nutty bar with my lunch. ooooh. little debbie nutty bars. so delicious. you know they've got them down the street. your love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. don't you have a meeting or something? yes. yes, i do. uncle go one,two,one,two,one [uncle]thistwo,one.cotch,okay? [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? . >>> welcome back, 15% of the people back in the state are cleared to use tap water after a toxic chemical spill but people are skeptical about doing it. four days ago it smelled like licorice and many people were affected by this spill from a nearby river. the site had not been inspected in more than a year and it still be -- still may be several days before everybody is usual to use the water. >>> back here at a slaughter house they announced a major

i'm debbie gold and i live in district 6 and i'm on the safety committee and i'm on captain redman c-pad. i was listen to everyone during the course of the evening and i don't need it add to all the stories because we all agree on the same issues, however, i do want to say that i've been a driver for over 40 years and i learned how to drive from studying the dmv manual. no one has mentioned about including a representative from the dmv and i would also like to suggest that maybe each police officer has a copy of the dmv manual. i'm thinking that maybe some of the police officers, maybe the bus drivers, maybe the truck drivers, maybe those people who are out there who are breaking the laws have lost sight of the basic rules of the road, and my suggestion would be to maybe have the dmv manual accessible to everybody. and thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. don't be shy. you can line up closer to the podium. >> thank you, my name is howard and i live in sulma and i was on fourth street walking south and waiting for my pedestrian signal to change am i saw a tru

hey, i remember you.ttle debbie? you should. i'm you. lunch. ooooh. little debbie nutty bars. so delicious. you know they've got them down the street. your love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. don't you have a meeting or something? yes. yes, i do. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. it is 5:30. these are live pictures. we are looking at the neighborhood church of castro valley right now. thousands of people will be gathering later this morning for the funeral for bart police officer thomas smith who 'cuz killed in the line of duty. alex savidge is already there. he will be here to tell you about the preparations under way. stay tuned for that. >>> it is wednesday morning january 29th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 5:30. steve paulson talking about mr. drizzle back in town. >> brandon said the same thing. 57 degrees. drizzle, damp ground. a lot of reports down to morgan hill. you can always send me information. twitter sp weather. things are juicing up a little bit if you will. we need this who

. >> reporter: desides his popularity remain as threat, debbie wasserman schultz along wore the ride with her own agenda. and another thing, fred, that people are talking about here is the potential, what this trip might mean for political ambiti ambiti ambition, say, if he were to flun 2016. that's looking far ahead, but i talked to someone else inside the fund-raising event saying there are no questions about this being an issue for 2016. none of that came up at all. >> so are democrats there seizing on this? >> reporter: oh, yeah, for sure. the democrats are definitely not sitting on the sidelines for this. this morning actually, the democratic national committee released an ad that was welcoming chris christie to the area, but not so much -- it was pretty much the opposite of that and congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz too chawho che dmc, shadowing these. i asked why, this is what she had to say. >> campaigning with our governor today and doing it in a way that is totally private, answering no questions. no public events, and, you know, i think that means either chris christi

kevin stall, michael, gary mccoy, crystal harris, reverend normal fong, debbie gold, howard bloomberg. >> you can line up on the left side of the room for us and your right side. go ahead please. >> good evening supervisors, good evening members of the police commission. my name is jackie briceson and happy to be here. i would like to say hello to chief sir and ed and what i want to do is draw your attention to the magic person who has to make this work. the magic isn't happening. see that wonderful sign that says "skate board and bicycle riding prohibiting on sidewalk." i pointed out to ed that i wanted to thank sandra. she works for mta and i'm a member of the access accessory commitment of the mta and i had asked sandra at one of our meeting, we just had the meeting today, to please look into funding because i knew they existed, the no bicycle riding or skate boarding on the sidewalk. find the signs and get them put up. she asked me where i would like to see them two up and i said 8th and market street, so if you were to go out there by the theater, you'll sea that sign and directl

no little debbie? that's because i am you. or who you used to be. back when you ate little debbie. i've got some tasty things. not like these. remember? donuts... aisle four. your love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. you're gonna pay for that, right? >>> welcome back. 5:13. the deep freeze as sent temperatures below zero. its even effecting mail delivery. >> called this afternoon and still given the weather excuse. of course you know the streets have been clear for two or three days. so i don't buy that anymore. >> the postal service says many side streets are still unplowed, the sidewalks are icy which slows down the mailman. some mail trucks have even broken down in the bitter cold. mail service should resume by tomorrow. >>> three americans are dead after a u.s. military plane crashed in afghanistan this morning. they were on a surveillance mission over the eastern part of the country when the plane crashed. the crash comes a day after nato confirmed the black hawk helicopter crash in december that killed six soldiers was the result of enemy action. two of the

let's give a round of applause to our congresswoman, debbie wasserman-schultz. >> thank you. [applause] thank you very much, congresswoman. >> 24 program was part of the 30th an warm miami book fair international. to find out more, visit miamibook fair.com. >> we're taking with karen hewlett-packard pardon at the national press club. tell me about "chasing gideon"? >> i worked at on this book for a year half. tied to the 50th anniversary of the supreme court decision, gideon versus wainwright. my initial idea was to take the take the issue of right to counsel played out last 50 years since that landmark decision. so i found it, there's a huge crisis in the courts that public defenders are grossly overworked. some of the public defenders i talk to are carrying as many cases as 700 at a time. so, what i tried to do in the book was to write a book about this crisis in the court, that was written for general readers, not lawyers, because one of the driving questions in my book was, how can everybody involved in the court system, judges, prosecutors, public defenders, cops, all re

olson that's daddy olson you know debbie rowe. and. jeff bridges all right t.v. opens friday thanks for joining us see again i'm a king's things on twitter which to handle. i don't know what moment is my hand i don't think i have one to look it up. please take me very hard to take. to get on. that back with that hurts me here. applause. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. if they were it's not story. let's get this guy like you would smear about guns instead of working for the people both issues the mainstream media are working for each other bridegrooms vision. of a good run but it won't. work . i think. over like the old if you go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and the concept behind that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy trek albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crusted like oh we've been a hydrogen lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit

debbie white was sleeping -n her home caught fire. says her life was saved by her dog. debbie white was sleeping when her home caught fire. when she didn't wake up her dog jumped on the bed until she woke up. just after she got outside, her home went up in flames. >> i was so far into sleep, i was going to die. i would do anything for this dog. this dog saved my life. >> debbie says her dog suffered from smoke inhalation but is doing much better now. >>> 5:45. check of traffic -- i guess we got something serious going on? >> we do. it's a major accident right now on 280 and it sounds like both directions of the freeway are impacted. at this point it's not clear what lanes are blocked. chp is heading to the scene. sounds like bad injuries. i would definitely try to use 101 if you are about to head into san francisco right now. again, southbound and northbound 280, this is approaching john daly boulevard, with injuries. it is reported as a hit-and- run. so we are continuing to watch it closely. but it sounds like a pedestrian was struck

debby lerman. i am with the san francisco human services network and we are opposing the construction of the new jail. community based services and alternatives to incarceration are the most effective and the most cost-effective way to both prevent crime and reduce recidivism. rather than spending money on a new jail, the city could achieve savings and reduce the jail population to investment in substance abuse and mental health treatment reentry services, homeless serve is he, programs that reduce poverty, violence prevention, work force development, education, supportive housing, and services for at-risk youth. in other words, investment in people. prevention and treatment approaches are better than institutionalization for a community as a whole and they are far more likely to increase public safety. and also community-based alternatives to incarceration are consistent with our city's values of compassion and belief in the potential of every individual. so, we urge you to make san francisco a le

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>> last week i didn't have a chance to tell you about debbie boone's new cd.s. there she is in one of rosemary clooney's dresses from years ago, she sang in -- she was the daughter-in-law of rosemary clooney. i had a chance to do debbie on my podcast, starting this wednesday with nia vardalos, really fun. we're all doing rise to shine about giving back. if you're interested, get a book called "i like giving," practical ideas by brad formsa. >> okay. >> good stuff. >> if you couldn't stay up late for the grammys -- >> or out having some fun this weekend, we'll catch you up on everything you might have missed including the biebster. >> and the stars rocked their style last night. but you know who can make them look a little bit better. >> bobbie thomas. >> yes, she is. >> she's here with red carpet redos. first these messages. as a kid, i made a list of all the places i wanted to visit. i'm still not going to make it to mars, but thanks to hotwire's incredibly low travel prices, i can afford to cross more things off my list. this year alone, we went to the top o

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host: debbie is up next in virginia, independent caller. hi, debbie. caller: hi, how are you doing? host: good morning. caller: first of all, i'd like to say i'm no longer recognize this country. it has turned so liberal to the point we're allowing gay marriages, we're allowing pot to be smoked openly in the street. and cocaine and other drugs will be next. and that just blows my mind. and i'd like to say our president should be called king obama instead of president obama. he is doing things, he's trampled all over the constitution. just trampled on it. he has lied to us. he said he was not going to raise our taxes. did when he raised what you can claim medical on your insurance on the taxes. you have to now have 10 -- more than 10% and it was 7.5% before. host: debbie, i'll have the congressman respond. guest: greta, it's important to hear what debbie is saying. i hear it when i go to my district and around this country to visit other districts and that's a huge concern about the honesty of this president and this administration and we never heard this kind of vitriol before and i

but the radio didn't really want to play us, but it was the punk rockers, debbie harry, who made a rap song, rapture. lou reed, the ramons, it was the rock and rollers, and the indy rockers and punk rockers that embraced us. and they saw themselves in us. but in our early days, it was, we wasn't a force to be reckoned with. we wasn't believable. people thought we would be there two or three years, and it would be over. >> you mentioned that you were on mtv. and you guys go on to be the first platinum hiphop artist and first video, and first cover of rolling stone, and was there a moment when you felt the shift. and you said, now we're on the trajectory? >> well, the reason we was able to get on mtv and get into the living rooms globally across the nation was, i have always believed this about hiphop and rock and roll, which are brother and sister: whether you're in the dirt poor ghetto, or beverly hills, whenever you hear a song that's hiphop, it's going to be something that you can relate to because of what we talk about. a kid in the ghetto and a kid in beverly hills, we still have t

debby harry.se, on the supreme court is there a justice alito? >> yes, of course. >> is there a judge joe brown? >> no there's not. >> is there a justice byer? >> yes. >> is there a judge rinholt? is there a justice scalia? >> yes of course. >> is there a judge judy shineland? >> no. >> my mom this year discovered judge judy. >> your mom, a living icon watches judge judy. >> she called me up and is like do you know this judge judy? >> let me do the voice. i know your mother better than you do. kathy, i've been watching judge judy. it's a microcosm for society. people come with their problems and she's brilliant. >> my mom's like i learned so much about the law. >> your mother is studying the law as is mine via judge judy. >> and she just started watching phil donahue. not phil donahue. dr. phil. she's like his wife is on every show with him. >> well, yeah, dr. phil's wife robin, sits in the front row in leather pants and supports him by holding his hand as they exit the show. which i think you sho

in the afternoon on the attack security forces to contact the scene and debbie was strewn across the counter your business then the zombie describe what's happening. the vote taken of puma. she shows up of what alessio that the aggression the settlers on the bottle to bottle a total bust but it did. that night the bike about robots. that man on the bottom. i'm not but the rest of us government she's another usage and gently said the team after fifteen ppl in which the flooding as work is fantasy save the world to himself up outside a puppy and he sat still in cali it's the misguided london so it seems the responsibility for the attack in the op scan to see it up but khan district which course many indices and the stones keeping four expect it's the international launch the fund said it represents a saving of qantas converse one of the dead and the united nations said he'll fit style for his asthma. are you upset on the end of conduct and teetered minister said between thirteen and fifteen people and was the flooding as a kid but then that's not a teaspoon on dvd tuesday. i bought spo

what can you pass to debbie as far as starting small business, getting the business going?son of the apprentice came out and my life changed forever and i am able to pay it forward with the help of into it i am changing someone's life forever. mr. trump taught me a lot about business and seizing the opportunities and embracing them. you have to embrace it and don't be afraid. cheryl: what is the biggest challenge to be in the small business under? you are in california, high tax state. >> the biggest challenge is we are a small toy company with only a few toys on the shelves. >> we will teach you about marketing now. >> we just started out, 18 months old and up against the huge club brands, we are in toys r us and target and a thousand stores across the u.s. so we don't have a multimillion-dollar advertising budget that big companies do so this program is seriously a dream come true for us. cheryl: what is next for you? a food network show? >> a new season coming out, a show called kitchen casino on food network out this april and we have another great program planned with

. >> well, joining me now is democratic congresswoman of florida, debby waszer man schultz.t you and the dnc are doing. you are shadowing governor christie. what do you hope to gain? is it more about 2016? >> as a floridian, i thought it was important to roll out the red carpet for governor christie. as he campaigns for rick scott, running for re-election later this year. you know, the reason, all kidding aside -- >> little dripping with sarcasm, yes. >> no, no, i don't know what you mean. the reason it's important to highlight that chris christie has come to florida the day after 20 subpoenas were dropped on him including by the new jersey assembly, including his own office because of this scandal that, let's remind people, he closed four lanes of traffic on the busiest bridge in the world to exact retribution against a mayor who refused to endorse him. this is done by the staff that is the closest to him that he considered family. while here, he's not having any public events with rick scott. it's clear that either rick scott doesn't want to be seen in public with chris ch

because we were told it's a downer and ironically the most successful character to come out of that is debbie downer. i don't want to deal with it but if you couch it in a metaphor oh no no no it's zombies. it's easier to digest. if the cdc came out with a major virus quarn teet quarantine, tht going to happen. but if you say kids, do you have a zombie kit? it makes you prepare in a psychological way. >> after the break, what's next for max brooks. while you were asleep news was happening. ♪ >> we dug deep into the real life parallels of zombies but max, your next project is in complete contrast to that. talk a little bit about it. >> it's called harlem hell fighters. in the first world war there was a group of american soldiers that were set up to fail, having these guys go into combat in world war i and come out as heroes, and god forbid, have them inspire the country. these american soldiers were sabotaged, humiliated, degreated, given to the french. they were given to the french army and became one of the most dedicated successful units in the french army. >> we look forward to that. we h

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the chairman of the d.n.c., debbie wasserman schultz. i point out you were both at the grammys.'t know if you hung out and danced like taylor swift and -- >> we were -- >> being here is enough. that's enough of an opening act. well, congresswoman, i am going to bring you into the conversation. mr. mccarthy had a lot of time to hog the stage alone. now, the question we're asking all of our participants is, the one thing you learned last night about president obama was blank, was what? >> was that he's going to reach out to congress and continue to act -- ask the republicans to find common ground but that after five years of trying to do that we have a lot of progress that we need to continue to make and he's not going to wait on them. he's going to take the actions that he needs to take to ensure we can continue to move america forward and help more people reach the middle class. the ball is in their court. >> so if you listen to mr. mccarthy and as these fine folks just did, he said there's a bunch of bills the president wants to streamline the job training programs, that's sitt

and as we just heard from kelly, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz is in florida. she is chair of the democratic national committee and author of "for the next generation." she joins us this morning. good morning. nice to have you with us. >> good morning, erica. thanks. great to be with you. >> as we heard from kelly, you'll be making your way around the state to try to counter that message from governor christie. what specifically is it, though, you're trying to counter? is it what he's saying and what may be related to new jersey, or is it any potential presidential moves that could be coming up? >> well, i think, actually, former national republican committee chairman michael steele said it best in florida yesterday when he said on the day that chris christie gets 20 subpoenas dropped on him, including a subpoena of his own gubernatorial office, instead of staying in new jersey, hunkering down, focusing on the priorities of his constituents, whose ability to traverse the george washington bridge was blocked, he's in florida, campaigning with another scandal-pla

mile high city or the absolutely baked city, you want to win this game like it's a box of little debbieiss cake rolls. and who better to represent these two cities than the people who represent these two cities, their mayors. please welcome the honorable mayor ed murray of seattle. thank you so much. ( cheers and applause ). and the honorable mayor michael hancock of denver. thank you so much, mr. mayor. all right. gentlemen, gentlemen, are you ready for some football? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> stephen: all right, let's do this thing. mayor murray, you are seattle's first openly gay mayor. that's a lifestyle i do not cob don't. ( cheers and applause ). , i'm sorry but everyone knows being mayor is a choice. ( laughter ). >> and i'm glad seattle made that choice. >> stephen: okay, good. and yet, and yet, you don't let them vote on whether you should be gay. that sounds like a double standard. mayor hancock, mayor hancock, you are, likewise, the openly black mayor of denver. now, colorado-- colorado has legalized recreational marijuana, but you want to ban smoking it in public. >> right.

. >> reporter: he is a pit-lab mix with a whole lot of love for debbie. >> he is my daul.s all about my dog. >> reporter: this story is all about forest. >> he wouldn't leave the house without me. >> reporter: on christmas eve forest showed how special he is when flames and smoke crept into her sacramento bedroom. her daughter wasn't home at the time. it was intense. >> and i was so far into sleep, i was going to die. >> reporter: forest woke her up by jumping on top of help, biting her, trying to get her out. she finally woke up. >> he just drug me out the door and into the front yard. >> reporter: the bedroom erupted in flames. >> my family could have been planning a funeral because the smoke, they said the way the smoke was, it was above me. >> reporter: thankfully her story didn't end that way. >> s it was amazing. >> reporter: neighbors were proud to meet the four-legged hero. >> i saw the dog because the landlord came for the dog. that's awesome. >> we are blessed. we're still here. >> reporter: and so is forest. >> i would do anything for this dog, this dog saved my

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. >> and congresswoman debbie schultz's new year's resolution is to elect more democrats and end thek in washington. >> a new pew poll finding 67% of democrats saying they believe in evolution, 43% of republicans believe the same. roll call reports that 4.8 million americans do not have health insurance coverage. that's because 25 states have e declined to expand medicaid coverage for low-income residents. >> gallup saying the president's approval has increased by 5 points since going to hawaii. that's your morning edition of "scramble politics" on this first edition of 2014. >> joining me is lynn sweet. thanks for walking up to chat with us on "first look." >> happy new year to you. as you probably know, overnight supreme court just sonia sotomayor issuing the stay f for -- >> i guess she had time to do that before going to new york before going to new york to help ring in the new year in times square. this is just a very temporary order that she did almost just to keep things in place until a fuller response from the government comes. so it's just very temporarily enjoined from the

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but that's also home to dnc chief debbie wasserman schultz who will tail christie and use the bridgegatehis record. joining me, mo, good morning. >> good morning. >> let me read how politico describes the democrats' strategy. the goal of the democratic onslaught is straightforward, not just to harass christie over the scandal, but permanently cripple his reputation, kneecapping him as a 2016 competitor in the process. is that accurate? >> well, look, i mean, chris christie has, you know, tried to cultivate this image for himself over the past four years as this straight shooter. but i think what this incident has done is shine a spotlight on the fact that he is so much worse than that, that he is really america's bully in chief with a long record of intimidation, of retaliation, and of going after those who disagree with him. that's not even to begin touching his poor economic record, so now as he steps on to the national stage as chairman of the republican governor's association, as someone who's not been at all coy about his presidential ambitions, he's going to start stumping for othe

women deserve equal pay for equal work. [ applause ] >> florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz joins me now. i don't know how it felt inside the hall, but i understand that from audience research, obviously white house research and others, that that was the single biggest home, even more so than the emotional tribute which i'll talk about later in the program to the first sl sergeant. i think it was not only the comments, but the reaction shots of the congress members and senators, the women in the hall. i don't know how you responded and what you're hearing. >> well, i'll tell you, as they handed out the speech to the members before the president took the podium, when we turned to the page that showed that the president planned to say that when women succeed, america succeeds. that was such a validation for the women members, for women all across this country, and to have the president of the united states publicly acknowledge the important role that women provide to the backbone of our economy. i mean, we recently learned that a very large percentage -- i think it was 40% of

hey, debbie. thanks for your email. this one because we have had some very foggy commutes lately. we should all be using our low beams next stream weather conditions. fog is more dangerous than snow. just as important you shouldn't use high beams because they can cause glare and make conditions even more unsafe. what drives you crazy? email crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix, and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. >>> all right. that is a check of traffic and more. speaking of crazy, we have the crazy man himself, here's lawrence. >> thank you so much. yeah, you're right, though, fog the leading cause of death in california. >> we see a lot of accidents when fog is around here. it's dangerous. >> not today, though. looking good with high pressure. the ridge bringing lots of sunshine to the bay area today and warmer temperatures, too, by the afternoon above average and chance of rain on saturday. high pressure building in for today just kind of a quick hitter. you can see th

hey, i remember you.ttle debbie? you should. i'm you.my lunch. ooooh. little debbie nutty bars. so delicious. you know they've got them down the street. your love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. don't you have a meeting or something? yes. yes, i do. >>> young scientists at merced are using drones to learn more about agriculture and the environment. a professor created these for research. they can drop in any lake or stream, take water samples, take photos under water and return to base and hook up to a laptop. >> we want to understand the dynamics such as the stress level, so we can use minimum possible water. >> experts say by the year 2025, 90% of the agriculture will rely on the use of drones. >>> 7:24. the ceo of target says all retailers and banks should replace the old magnetic strip credit card technology that's vulnerable to hackers. microchip based credit cards are now widely used in europe and canada. that makes it harder for thieves to profit from cyber attacks, like the big one that happened at target. targe