you have to have tenacity. since we have a lot of women in the audience, i would say that there is subtle gender bias. you will have more doors slammed in your face, honest truth. my answer is, you are not going to change who you are, and i believe that being a woman can be an advantage. but if somebody slams the door, you have to be willing to wipe the blood off your nose and knock on the next door. people who don't have that drive to not fail and not take it personally will just be beaten into submission. -- whichhat tenacity is my word, i love the word tenacity -- i really believe those days are really dark and you have to get up the next day and say, i'm going to make it through. that was my life as an entrepreneur. my life as a venture capitalist is when things do not always work out, the thing i think that is important to do is recognize reality and redefine what success is in that reality. for example, there are a lot of companies in silicon valley that -- here is my joke. i will meet an entrepreneur and

for me, that tenacity -- which is my word, i love the word tenacity because i really believe that those days are really dark -- you have to get up the next day and say "i am going to make it through." my life as a venture capitalist is when things don't always work out, the thing that i think is really important to do is recognize reality. and redefine what success is in that reality. for example, there are a lot of companies in silicon valley -- here's my joke. i will meet an entrepreneur and say the great news is you built that $10 million company. the bad news is you blew through 50 million doing it. [laughter] there are those, trust me, they are out there. the reality is the vps are unhappy because they are not making money on that deal and the ceo is coming into work every day and they know they have this overhang that they are not going to be able to overcome but there is still money in the bank and customers are buying the products so let's pretend that is not a problem until the money runs out. the good news is if you are profitable, you can live forever. if you are not the mone

for me that tenacity, which is my word, i love the word tenacity because i really believe those days are really dark and you have to get up the next day. that is my life as an entrepreneur. my life as a venture capitalist, when things don't always work out, the thing that i think is important to do is recognize reality and redefine what success is in that reality. for example there are a lot of companies in silicon valley, here's my joke. i meet an entrepreneur and the great news is that he built a nice $10 million company. the bad news news is you blew through $50000 doing it. there are those, trust me, there are those who are out there. the reality is they're unhappy because they're not going to make money on the deal. they're coming into work every day and he or she knows they have this overhang that are not to be able to overcome and they don't know what to do but they're still money in the bank so let's whisper to us not a problem until the money runs out. the good news is if you're profitable, you can live forever. if not profitable, that, that money will run out eventually and

are you today, i wrote this down short and to the point he want to thank sandy and until for her tenacity and sandy for her social justice inclusive supportive leadership for the students in the district and proud of sandy and her yes, we can organ to provide a world-class education for the future leaders thank you from me my family and community. >> (clapping.) >> yeah, he just want to come up and share some appreciation for sandy since you left kohlman advocates we've missed that and good to see your friendly face on the board when it came to pressure on the speak directly into the microphone. we thought was important and we appreciate you and the rest of the board standing up and helping to pave the path to set an example when school boards across the country should be doing i know your leaving and more pressure on the board members we expect them to steady and wish you well, if your cleavers and the meetings you'll have to go through in the future and good luck with our navigation clear. >> hi, i'm don harris the executive director of the art and i'm here to honor the commissioner for

you have to have the tenacity to fight out of it and not get too down. he has that. >> i'm john clark. we're right back. [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models. sales event ends january 3rd. [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models. sales event ends january 3rd. zbleefrmt tomorrow will be dry. that will be a nice change. by thursday we could see a few showers trying to move in. that's before the big cooldown as we go into friday. 39 blustery. look at the weekend. staying in the 30s. that time of year. i'm jacquelin london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. thank you for staying up with us. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris pratt. katie holmes. musical guest, john ma

president elect trump said tillerson's "tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics" made him a strong choice for the job. however - tillerson's ties to russia could complicate his confirmation hearings in the senate. senator marco rubio... already expressing displeasure at having someone who was close to vladimir putin on board. meanwhile - sources say former texas governor rick perry is being considered to lead the u-s energy department... despite previously calling for its texas... perry led a major oil-producing state. he would be a break from a recent series of scientists leading the energy department. meantime, later today president elect donald trump will make a stop in west allis. new details this morning... about governor scott walker's recent trip to the middle east. the governor tweeted a series of photos during his trip. walker says he got a chance to meet a number of wisconsin soldiers a service members. the governor was was joined by two other governors -- mary fallin of oklahoma and brian sandoval of nevada. he says even with u-s military presence -- s

you need the tenacity it fight out of it and not get too down and he has that. >> the eagles quarterback is getting in the holiday spirit and sweeted out a picture of his christmas tree yesterday and maybe santa will put some wins under the tree in coming weeks. eagles are back home for sunday against returning desean jackson and the redskins. >> we can hope, right in. >> keep our fingers crossed. >>> a new plan to keep you safe in the disaster on rails. >> federal changes that were just announced that are a direct result of this derail president and toxic chemical spill in new jersey. >>> also, hometown hero. why olympic gold medalist and native alana delle donne will visit a hospital this morning. someone once asked, do we ever think about anything other than steak? yes... and... no. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special: turf and surf. flo's filet and lobster tail, our new crab cake filet, and our new renegade sirloin and lobster mac and cheese. only at longhorn steakhouse. >>> good morning, everybody. jessica buyington checking the roads. watching the vine stre

grace was expatriated twice but pursued her freedom with tenacity and courage. .ow she has built a life her sister is with us in the audience today. joseph was armand and -- orphaned in the great famine and left for himself and escaped to china where he was connected with the christian community and he eventually came to the united states as a refugee. now he is at college finishing eight degree. a remarkable story of success. honor a special envoy for north korean special rights. for three decades he is been a tireless and effective advocate american rights in foreign policy including his time working with a remarkable and much missed tom. ambassador king has done as much as anyone to raise the profile in our government. .lso joining us joseph, why did you decide to to america? a place where you had to learn a new language and navigate a strange culture? tell us how and why you came. joseph: sure. i think there are a few reasons. one was i was helped, assisted american ngo and a nonprofit organization based in america. the person who came to ask me led me to a consulate in china and li

you underestimate the tenacity of a virus, lieutenant. it can lay dormant for months... adapt to whatever environment it finds itself in. lves bed rest. oh, no, that'll have to wait. the captain wants me on the team investigating that shipwreck. ah. well, you won't be contagious inside an environment suit. just try not to sneeze in your helmet. i'll do my best. ( door chimes ) come in. hoshi. do you have a minute, sir? of course. what's on your mind? that shipwreck. just because we didn't pick up any bio-signs doesn't mean that there weren't people on board. there's a lot of interference in the atmosphere. are you sure the away team won't need a translator? they have their uts. we'll try to keep an open com link. what about the language on the control panels, the hatches... are you trying to tell me something? i realize that i haven't always been the first one in line to volunteer for this type of mission but i want you to know that i am prepared to go. took a while, but i think i finally got my space legs. i never doubted that you'd find

and a critical fortitude of the british and the tremendous tenacity of the russians.ated a 40 by the oceans, which provide the net that provide the united states with this -- united states with the necessary time to mobilize. united states was the only country with the breath of assets and industrial capacity, and agricultural capacity, the scientific base and critical raw recognizingated god's silent agency, we are humble, acknowledging the limits of man and our dependence on a just living god. we are grateful, knowing it is by his grace we live in freedom. and we are committed, conducting our affairs with virtue and our creator will bless our future as he is blessed our past. at other critical junctures during world war ii, god hand was on our shoulder. may it be always. x john sidney mccain the third, -- henior senator followed his father and grandfather, both four-star admirals and world war ii veterans in the united states navy, graduating from the united states naval academy. he became a naval aviator, flying aircraft carriers. during the vietnam war he was almo

russia fighting with an unparalleled tenacity, drawing upon inexhaustible reserves, asking no mercy andting handicaps the would've destroyed other nations, fighting on. the people of the united states and angry people whose resources were the envy of the world, offering these without fear. fighting in the factories in the foxholes. fighting in the jungles for weeks. fighting on all of the oceans. fighting for survival. fighting a war which would be hard and might be long, but which they would win. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: you are watching "american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. c-spanus on twitter at history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. sunday on "american history tv, historian george nash talks about who herbert hoover to military and efforts are in world war i and world war ii. here's a preview. one object of special solicitude was young people. it was our task and

president elect trump said tillerson's "tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics" made him a strong choice for the job. however - tillerson's ties to russia could complicate his confirmation hearings in the senate. senator marco rubio... already someone who was close to vladimir putin on board. meanwhile - sources say former texas governor rick perry is being considered to lead the u-s energy department... despite previously calling for its elimination. as governor of texas... perry led a major oil-producing state. he would be a break from a recent series of scientists leading the energy department. one announcement we won't be hearing from mr. trump today: how he plans to leave his businesses. he had planned on he'd need more time. anchors chat/toss to stephanie stephanie's weather forecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello mostly sunny and cold today with high temperatures in the low teens. daytime wind chills will stay near or below zero. a few more clouds tonight and tomorrow with lows in the single digits and highs in the low teens. wind chills wil

the mistakes of our enemy, the critical fortitude of the british and the tremendous tenacity of the russians. the separation afforded by the oceans, which provided the united states with the necessary time to mobilize and the resources. of all the world's belligerence, the united states was the only country with the breadth of access, industrial capacity, and agricultural capacity, the scientific base and critical raw material such as bauxite and petroleum to wage a sustained world war. recognizing god's silent agency, we are humbled acknowledging the , limits of man and our dependence on a just, loving god. we are grateful, knowing it is by his grace we live in freedom. and we are committed, conducting our affairs with virtue and wisdom so that our creator will bless our future as he is blessed our past. as at other critical junctures in our nations history during , world war ii, god's hand was on our shoulder. may it be always. [applause] >> john sidney mccain the third, the senior united states senator from the great state of arizona. senator mccain all of his father and grandfather, both

ended up in a place with 57 thousand customers thank you to the supervisors coming out for your tenacityommissioner mar will not miss lafco when we came to - the staff stuck with that and have this concrete forum we wanted to have acknowledged commissioner i quantum is here to show his gratitude and representing the commission really were all of you on lafco and want to thank you to jason fried, executive officer and to nancy again, while we have differences jason would come over to the puc and play bodies and help us get to common ground thank you for that and then we brought along some guests and after we saw the framed proclamation that jason brought wow. ours have better (laughter). >> oh, my god so. >> we very specific plaques that really acknowledge the commissioners (laughter) and forgot the bowtie we apologize for that commissioner campos but have a bunch of other san francisco puc things hoodies and hetch hetchy hats and mugs, etc. we hope you guys wouldn't forgot us and i'll ended saying our general manager harlan kelly couldn't be here with another meeting but appreciated 24 p

ended up in a place with 57 thousand customers thank you to the supervisors coming out for your tenacity commissioner mar will not miss lafco when we came to - the staff stuck with that and have this concrete forum we wanted to have acknowledged commissioner i quantum is here to show his gratitude and representing the commission really were all of you on lafco and want to thank you to jason fried, executive officer and to nancy again, while we have differences jason would come over to the puc and play bodies and help us get to common ground thank you for that and then we brought along some guests and after we saw the framed proclamation that jason brought wow. ours have better (laughter). >> oh, my god so. >> we very specific plaques that really acknowledge the commissioners (laughter) and forgot the bowtie we apologize for that commissioner campos but have a bunch of other san francisco puc things hoodies and hetch hetchy hats and mugs, etc. we hope you guys wouldn't forgot us and i'll ended saying our general manager harlan kelly couldn't be here with another meeting but appreciated 24

are you today, i wrote this down short and to the point he want to thank sandy and until for her tenacity and sandy for her social justice inclusive supportive leadership for the students in the district and proud of sandy and her yes, we can organ to provide a world-class education for the future leaders thank you from me my family and community. >> (clapping.) >> yeah, he just want to come up and share some appreciation for sandy since you left kohlman advocates we've missed that and good to see your friendly face on the board when it came to pressure on the speak directly into the microphone. we thought was important and we appreciate you and the rest of the board standing up and helping to pave the path to set an example when school boards across the country should be doing i know your leaving and more pressure on the board members we expect them to steady and wish you well, if your cleavers and the meetings you'll have to go through in the future and good luck with our navigation clear. >> hi, i'm don harris the executive director of the art and i'm here to honor the commissioner for

wall had a jump in his step with 25 points but it was his tenacity on "d" that led to the "w." his career, wall and the wizards forced you into it. two games out of a playoff spots. wizards back home. not about xs and os. the wizard's annual family to family care van. they work with many different locations and they're delivering family gifts. >> thank you. >>> well, with the same grace and style he showed in his reporting on nba games for turner broadcasting, craig saber battled cancer. he lost that battle today and died at the age of 65. covering nba games he was surged splashy attire. his keen questioning for the game kept his eye on the league. he spent more than 40 years in sports broadcasting. he will be forever remembered for his sports broadcasting. craig chronicled some of the most important games in league history. equally colorful personality. today his son tweeted out, craig jr., saying life is about how you spend that time and the 28 years he spent with his father they have more than a lifetime. i had an experience in new york going to a shop where craig sagar boug

a tour across present day hawaii reveals the depth of america's tenacity to protect our enduring national interests in the pacific. america is a pacific nation, a pacific power, and a pacific leader. secretary of defense carter has rightly called the indo asia pacific the most consequential region for america's future. this area already drives global economic prosperity and will do so for the next century. ours is a region of rapid growth, not only in population not only in industry, but also in competition for scarce resources and in military capability. president reagan once said we can't be innocents abroad in a world that is not innocent. you just witnessed a demonstration of america's resolve as the u.s.s. halsey steamed around ford island, and f-22 raptors flew overhead. on the pier next to us is the mighty aircraft carrier the u.s.s. john c. stennis. the poster ship of america's national will. your military forces based here and throughout the indo asian pacific region stand to ensure our nation remains vigilant, to keep america safe, and defend our very way of life. the best fight

there was really no other way of understanding what was going on, and the tenacity with which the mene fighting for it. in fact, these men were always enthusiastic. that is the myth of enthusiasm, which is already apparent in , the warer i showed bonds poster. afeter the war, that particular version reappeared again, and various french and german retellings. afeter thea french officer at vn wrote, and this is during the war, in 1917, that he had march 2 verdun praying to god to sustain his hatred of germans, the german race, rather. never stopped boasting about owngeist, his spirit, his version of enthusiasm. all of the evidence i think else.ts something now, there was hatred of the enemy, which is intrinsic towards itself. but it was mixed in with odd but it was mixed in with odd sentiments of respect, and even compassion for the enemy, especially for the enemy dead. and sometimes the bloodthirsty effusions of the homefront discussed in the man at the front. i have seen letters from soldiers to their wives urging them to burn their newspapers. they could not believe what was in it. i

congressman ashford has shown great leadership and tenacity in getting this bill over the finish line. that's what he came here to do. to get things done. so i urge my colleagues to support this bill. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i want to add some more comments about the legislation we're about to pass. i concur and associate myself with the remarks with the words of my colleague from nebraska, mr. fortenberry, i want to extend my appreciation to the majority for its again rossity of spirit in this particular case. if there is anything that fills me with great hope we can restore the steam of this institution in the eyes of the american people, it's when we pass legislation such as mr. ashford's bill today. we rose above politics. both sides rose above politics to do the right thing for veterans. and we -- it was our regard for veterans that brought us together. and it's fitting that this action is happen

top job he brokers deals around the world on top of the oil giant the president elect praised his tenacity broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics and said his relationships with leaders of the world are second to none. >> reporter: they tell a critical role in determining whether not they actually get the job the foreign relations law of the approved his appointment and all republican majority only one swing vote could put him in jeopardy it though he is promising to give him a fair shake at committee more lawmakers to know him quite more likely they will confirm him. >> steve: officials say that this fire destroyed 2400 buildings including businesses homes authorities with the national park confirmed that there were no number of firefighters the condemn them much more to stop the spread of those flames winds of about 87 mi. an hour bra those wall fighters quickly to a community of get lumbered to strong to be controlled. that it happened only after a long stand-off. >> catherine:police say that man had barricaded himself inside his home -- but making things far worse -- he

. >> reporter: mika's story could have been very different as much of a story of her tenacity it is a story of a animal rescue community at her best. >> as long as she was loved, someone loved her, that was enough for her. we are all just working together for a dog. >> reporter: good group of people that refused to accept the result. >> absolutely. >> reporter: back to her wheels, as a result of the fund raising, mika is getting a set of wheels to help her get around and to be more independent. because she's still stalls a lot there is concerns about her hurting herself wheels should help. >> she does well on grass and carpeting but we want her to have a full life to be able to get out, go places and see people and with the wheels she can be on conn crease and any surface and be able to move herself and not be carried. >> reporter: first experience with the wheels were tough on mika for a pup that i spent a year learning to compensate for her disability everyone expected them to be a initial setback and they were. >> she has to learn. >> reporter: although it is a challenge, mika and

as much as it's a story of her tenacity it's also a story of an animal rescue community as its best.as loved, somebody loved her that was enough for her. we just are all working together for a dog. >> that's a group of people who refuse to accept she doesn't have a chance. >> absolutely. >> reporter: back to her wheels. as a result of the fundraising mika is getting a set of wheels to help her get around and be more independent. >> this is like a saddle she sits in. >> reporter: because she stills falls a lot there are concerns about her huring herself the wheels should help. >> she does really well on grass and on carpeting. but we really want her to have a full life and be able to get out and go places and see people and with the wheels she can be on concrete, she can be really on any surface and able to move herself and not have to be carried. >> reporter: first experience with the wheels were tough on mocha. for a puppy that spent a year learning to compensate for her disability, everyone expected them to be an initial set back but they were. >> you'll have to work with her. she'

. >> eagles need the tenacity and the will to fight. >> i'm very upset. i haven't been able to watch the games. i can't take the emotional upheaval. >> they have given up on themselves a little bit. they fight so hard in the beginning and they lose their discipline on like the later on games. >> csn's john clark joins us now with more on the eagles' latest letdown. >> john, the coach addressed the issue of effort today. >> he actually did, coach doug pederson today says after reviewing the film of the loss, not everybody on the eagles gave their full effort. he said yesterday, right after the loss, that everybody did give maximum effort. so he's changing his tune. the birds came out flat in cincinnati. they got down 29-0. they weren't flying around on defense like they were the first half of the season. and there were plays where you could question if some players were giving their full effort. last night on "eagles game day final," mike quick said he thought the eagles could have played harder. doug pederson was asked point blank this afternoon, did ever

a tour across present day hawaii reveals the depth of america's tenacity to protect our enduring nationalthe pacific. for america is a pacific nation, a pacific power, and a pacific leader. secretary of defense carter has rightly called the indoasian pacific the most consequentialal -- consequential region for america's future. this area already drives global economic prosperity and will do so for the next century. ours is a region of rapid growth, not only in population, not only in industry but also in competition for scarce resources and military capability. president reagan once said we can't be innocents abroad in a world that's not innocent. you have just witnessed a demonstration of americans resolved as uss halsey steamed around ford island and f-22 raptors flew overhead. and don appear next to us is the mighty aircraft carrier stennis. the poster ship of america's national will. your military forces based here and throughout the region stand watch to ensure our nation remains vigilant to keep america safe and to defend our very way of life. the best fighting force the world has e

ended up in a place with 57 thousand customers thank you to the supervisors coming out for your tenacityommissioner mar will not miss lafco when we came to - the staff stuck with that and have this concrete forum we wanted to have acknowledged commissioner i quantum is here to show his gratitude and representing the commission really were all of you on lafco and want to thank you to jason fried, executive officer and to nancy again, while we have differences jason would come over to the puc and play bodies and help us get to common ground thank you for that and then we brought along some guests and after we saw the framed proclamation that jason brought wow. ours have better (laughter). >> oh, my god so. >> we very specific plaques that really acknowledge the commissioners (laughter) and forgot the bowtie we apologize for that commissioner campos but have a bunch of other san francisco puc things hoodies and hetch hetchy hats and mugs, etc. we hope you guys wouldn't forgot us and i'll ended saying our general manager harlan kelly couldn't be here with another meeting but appreciated 24 p

we'll just see if this president, you know, has the strength and tenacity, and so far those seem to be -- harris: do you know what i wish they'd do? real quickly, a hearing on capitol hill, put it on maybe prime time, and let's talk about where those dollars come from. those hard working people who are working two and three jobs since the great recession and how they've never been able to put back exactly their incomes, and that is their money that they're putting into the government. and let's think hard -- kennedy: yeah. what is your roi, return on investment? so much more to discuss once president-elect trump is sworn into office. confirmation hearings can begin for his cabinet picks. the tough battles ahead and where democrats plan to make the most trouble. >>> and president obama will be out of a job in less than a month. whether he will follow the example of other presidents and stay out of the spotlight or if he has other plans. maybe a foundation. stay with us. ♪ . . ♪ many. meghan: not long after the new year, senate begins heres for president-elect trump's nominees. they are

as much as it's a story of her tenacity it's also a story of animal rescue community at its best. >>ng as she was loved someone loved her that was enough for her. >> we just are all working together for a dog. >> reporter: a group of people who refuse to accept that she didn't deserve a chance? >> absolutely. >> reporter: back to her wheels. as a result of the fundraising mika is getting a set of wheels to help her get around and be more independent. >> this is like a saddle that she sits in. >> reporter: because she still falls a lot there are concerns about her hurting herself. the wheels should help. >> she does really well on grass and on carpeting but we really want her to have full life and be able to get out and go places and see people and with the wheels she can be on concrete. be on any surface and be a toil move herself and not have to be carried. >> reporter: first experience with the wheels were tough on mika. for a puppy that spent a year learning to compensate for her dissable, everyone expected them to be an initial set back and they were. >> you'll have to work with

i know that you have the tenacity to sell because you sold me. adelo: right.o you feel like you're prepared to make a pitch? adelo: i'm 100% sure. lemonis: i can't get us across the goal line. you have to do that. and i'd be lying to you if i told you i wasn't nervous. adelo: i'm ready. i've been waiting for this sales pitch for a very long time. and i think i've got what it takes, marcus. lemonis: all right. let's head to the meeting. going forward, adelo has to be the one to head up sales because i'm not gonna be able to be at every sales presentation. so this meeting has a lot riding on it for adelo's future just as much as the company's. heather: hi. lemonis: how are you? heather: i'm good. how are you? i'm heather. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. this is george lopez. heather: george, nice to meet you. george: heather, i'm already eating the stuff. heather: hi, adelo. heather. adelo: thank you so much for this opportunity. my name's adelo ramirez. i have this passion to cook. i started a restaurant business 16 years ago. and 12 years ago, i o

knows how to manage a major organization, which is critical to running this secretary of state, his tenacity, broad understanding of geopolitics will make him an excelle excellent. and his contacts with leaders around the world are second to none. david gregory, his business acumen is going to be a big second to his business contact, specifically his relationships with russia and vladimir putin. the timing here alone suggests trump says i don't care about the russia meddling with the u.s. election, this is my guy. >> it's clear he likes him because what does donald trump want in a secretary of state? he wants a good negotiator, someone who's going to negotiate on behalf of america. he wants somebody more like himself. they apparently hit it off in that respect. rex tillerson has business contacts because of his job at exxonmobil around the world, namely with vladimir putin. he has told people, look, the key to dealing with putin is you got to be tough. he felt the obama team was weak. but this compromise, the fact he's called for sanctions to be lifted against russia, which would greatly enr

trump's transition team has issued a statement saying that tillerson's "tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics make him an excellent choice." tillerson's selection is criticized because he has no experience and has close ties to russia. >>> bill cosby heads back to court. the legal team will try to stop more than a dozen accusers from testifying at his assault trial. >>> we're expected to find out more about the final seconds of a cargo ship that sank, killing all 33 people on board. the "el faro" sank last year. we will find out information from the data recorder, including a detailed transcript from the audio recording. >>> and a dune battle in margate goes to court. six homeowners want to stop construction of protective dunes along the beach. the suit could be the last hope for dune opponents since the state seized their beach property for dune construction. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with one last check on the roads. we're watching the vine street expressway moving through center city. might give you a little trouble right around 11 stre

a tour across present day hawaii reveals the depth of america's tenacity to protect our enduring nationalca is a pacific nation, a pacific power, and a pacific leader. secretary of defense carter has rightly called the indo-asian pacific the most consequential region for america's future. this area already drives global economic prosperity and will do so for the next century. our is a region of rapid growth, not only in population, not only in industry but also competition for scarce resources and military capability. president reagan once said we can't be innocents abroad in a world that's not innocent. you demonstrated as "uss halsey" steamed around ford island and f-22 raptors flew overhead. on the pier next to us, the aircraft carrier, uss stennis, safe and to defend our very way the selfless service of the veterans and civilians on the home front who supported them won the peace by ending a war. they defined our national heritage and today we thank them for their service and their faith in our nation. folks, this week's 75th commemoration events have renew ed my confidence in the fut

ended up in a place with 57 thousand customers thank you to the supervisors coming out for your tenacityommissioner mar will not miss lafco when we came to - the staff stuck with that and have this concrete forum we wanted to have acknowledged commissioner i quantum is here to show his gratitude and representing the commission really were all of you on lafco and want to thank you to jason fried, executive officer and to nancy again, while we have differences jason would come over to the puc and play bodies and help us get to common ground thank you for that and then we brought along some guests and after we saw the framed proclamation that jason brought wow. ours have better (laughter). >> oh, my god so. >> we very specific plaques that really acknowledge the commissioners (laughter) and forgot the bowtie we apologize for that commissioner campos but have a bunch of other san francisco puc things hoodies and hetch hetchy hats and mugs, etc. we hope you guys wouldn't forgot us and i'll ended saying our general manager harlan kelly couldn't be here with another meeting but appreciated 24 p

tenacity. she was the original hollywood survivor.ain. she couldn't dance before she went on filming with gene kelly, one of the greatest dancers of all time. she practised for three months until her feet bled in order to do that role and you can see the perfection in her movement, it set the template for the rest of her life. having had that success at 19, to keep going and getting roles and reinventing yourself constantly as extraordinary. she was sort of the original... she realised that you need different income streams if you are a performer. she had a pop career, she collected memorabilia and sold it for 25 million, she bought hotels and originated a las vegas routine. she did lots of things that stars follow now. she had a wicked sense of humour she genetically passed on to her daughter. very much so. she was chirpy and cheerful and everything will be fine despite bankruptcies and divorced... she had a good edge and snipe. wonderful quotes. she inspired a lot of people to see that the sweetness and lightand of people to see tha

ended up in a place with 57 thousand customers thank you to the supervisors coming out for your tenacityommissioner mar will not miss lafco when we came to - the staff stuck with that and have this concrete forum we wanted to have acknowledged commissioner i quantum is here to show his gratitude and representing the commission really were all of you on lafco and want to thank you to jason fried, executive officer and to nancy again, while we have differences jason would come over to the puc and play bodies and help us get to common ground thank you for that and then we brought along some guests and after we saw the framed proclamation that jason brought wow. ours have better (laughter). >> oh, my god so. >> we very specific plaques that really acknowledge the commissioners (laughter) and forgot the bowtie we apologize for that commissioner campos but have a bunch of other san francisco puc things hoodies and hetch hetchy hats and mugs, etc. we hope you guys wouldn't forgot us and i'll ended saying our general manager harlan kelly couldn't be here with another meeting but appreciated 24 p

a tour across present day hawaii reveals the depth of america's tenacity to protect our enduring nationalnation, a pacific power, and a pacific leader. secretary of defense carter has rightly called the indoasian pacific the most consequentialal region for america's future. this area already drives global economic prosperity and will do so for the next century. our is a region of rapid growth, not only in population, not only in industry but also competition for scarce resources and military capability. president reagan once said we can't be innocents abroad in a world that's not innocent. you demonstrated as "uss halsey" steamed around ford island and f-22 raptors flew overhead. on the pier next to stennis. your military forces based here and throughout the region stand watch to ensure our nation remains vigilant to keep america safe and to defend our very way of life. the best fighting force the world has ever seen exists because of the legacy of the men and women who did their duty when our nation needed it the most. 75 years ago today. the selfless service of the greatest generation,