the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his pproval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from new hampshire, ms. kuster. ms. kuster: please join us in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you so much, mr. speaker. days leading up to the november 30, and december 1 protest in nicaragua against the castro -- against the ortega regime's proposed interoceanic canal and a corrupt election, the national police instructed by daniel ortega, sent heavy ma

the revisions to the document and we have for the public next to the table the memo in the public informationinder and found on the planning department website the staff initiated the text changes that will be added to chapter 5 point b staff initiated changes and incorporated into the financial eir on page one of the errata memo the marks are noted with several underlines. >> the planning department and commission has reviewed over 5 hundred e-mails and letters following the comments document many comments focused on the merit of the plan that is questions and actions proposed under the plan are expressed support or opposition for the proposed plan or elements of plan comments on the merit of plan unrelated to the analysis are considered independent of the position to certify the eir the rec and park department may take the comments take into account during the plan approval none of the comments present new information that merits changes to the eir or merits the conclusion and therefore recirculation of ceqa is not required staff recommends the commission adopt the motion that certifies tha

subject to the order of the president of the senate of the united states, the other to be preserved by the secretary for one year and shall be a part of the public records of his office . that one package, each all legally required documents, is directed to the archivist of the united states in washington, d.c. and to the honorable christopher c connor, chief justice of the district court of the united states for the middle district of pennsylvania, by delivering through registered mail. be it further resolved a copy of this college be filed with the secretary of the commonwealth. >> thank you, mr. stewart. those in favor of the resolution will give their assent by saying aye. .he ayes have it the resolution is unanimously adopted. the chair appoints michael county.of cumberland the chair requested the electors reported an charge with the responsibility to seal and deliver all legally required documents meet here in the house chamber with the secretary of the commonwealth designee for further instructions as to their duties in meeting the following adjournment. the chair recognizes

the permits as they don't in the rest of the city ultimately the comment was in support and the committee recommended approval due to the first reading also at the committee but not heard interim controls for indoor agriculture continued to january 19th has to do with with the cannabis cultivation the inclusionary housing small site program was before the committee sponsored by supervisor campos will allow the project sponsors of smaller market-rate projects to direct their fees into the program the city will acquire and rehabilitate the same way renter opted out buildings commissioners you heard this in november this year and recommended two modifications first to lower the size of eligible projects if 25 to 24 and second require the fees be spent on acquiring the sites with an within the same neighborhood a market-rate instead of a one boundary supervisor campos accepted the modification of the project size and the second one was differently slightly the commission modifications allows for some discretion and supervisor campos modifications restricts the modification of the neighborhood

roll -- honorable megan sweeney, the honorable charles the row and the -- the chair requests that theant of arms assist the tellers to their seats. the chair directs the tellers to see that a ballot for the president of the united states is now distributed to each elector. let us proceed now to the election of the united states. te on histor shall wri or her ballot the name of the person for whom he or she votes for for the president of the united states. ok the ballot for vice president , of the united states. the chair request the electoral college to preside over the election of the vice president of united states. joyce. haas: the chair recognizes the honorable robert asher of montgomery county for the purpose of offering a resolution. chairman, madam vice resolve that the electors of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, here assembled in the chamber of the house of representatives at the state capital in the city of harrisburg, pennsylvania, in accordance with the provisions of the constitutions and the laws of the united states and the commonwealth of pennsylvania, do now proceed t

at the location of the tree and the curve the bulb out it is that is the tree there that's on the boarder line of their property we have photographs to illustrate that if we have time to show the footage of they're building 14 square foot the rontsdz failed to have an inspection 72 hours per the procedures it states on the permit application that failure will render this permit newly and void it was - they told me this violation was grounds for a hearing referring to the douglas construction brief on page 5 quote this is what they said we skipped the inspection and a site visit would have been a pointless waste of time since douglas thought it was unimportant went ahead and built the shed i find it, it is clearly stated on the permit application my third point douglas built the shed larger than specified 9 foot by 3 foot 6 by 6 feet sorry 6 feet two instead they built that 5 by 7 foot two 6 inches wider this is the illustration of their - a structure with smaller structure a hazard even the height of a trash can someone can hide we have photographs of the dumping this blights our neighbor

of the society and the georgetown center of the constitution. event, whichd the celebrates the anniversary of the bill of rights. and my obligation to tell you to turn off your cell phones and any other electronic devices you may have and also to not use any cameras during the course of this evening. official photographers are entitled to take pictures. it is my pleasure to introduce justice breyer. he has had a distinguished career, starting as a law clerk to goldberg and going on to have many important positions in the department of justice and working for the senate judiciary committee. he was appointed to the first circuit court of appeals and he and was thears chief judge of that court. clinton tapped him to be a justice here and he turned out to be one of six people who, law clerk and a justice at this court. here, he said at the far end of the bench for 11 years. it was the second-longest time that anybody has sat as the most junior justice. more years had 11 and he has moved around on the bench. we are pleased to have him here tonight fo

the location the project, and the estimated units in the table below. now i would like to talk about the pledge agreement that we are providing the clarification on, the shipyard face to the dda, and the disposition and the development agreement and includes subsidiary document that is called the tax allocation agreement. and the tax allocation agreement is oci, agreement with the city on how property tax generated in that project area will be allocated and spent. and there are two terms you should know. the first is the pledge agreement and what that pledge agreement does is pledge all of the property tax that is generated in candle stick point hunter's point shipyard phase two to the furtherance of that particular project area. we also have the term outside increment and that term refers to any property tax that is generated outside the hunter's point, candle stick phase two area and that outside increment according to the tax allocation pledge agreement is limited and we cannot use property tax generated outside the project area inside the project ar

the sm three, the s. &, the tomahawk so now we can develop the missiles in the environment and bring them to the ship and then we deal with the upgrade to the land-based system. >> so the whole system isn't filled from scratch. thank you for holding this hearing and i look forward to future hearings and i hope we can continue this discussion of why does this keep happening. >> can i follow up for a moment? you are right on on the problem and we've done quite a bit of work. i think what we have is an age old acquisition culture where there are strong incentives when the program is getting started to overpromise on its ability to perform and underestimate the cost and load requirements on especially if you're only going to have platforms once a generation off to get everything on the platform you can so, we have to look at why those incentives occur. some is funding in the pentagon. and the pentagon. and if you show any weakness, your program isn't going to go forward, so you have to be a supporter of the programs going through. we have to learn where to take risks and how to take risk

the navy used that the scout out around the island. a tractor would be coming up here telling the plane, taking it to the water. once in the water, the sailors would get in that water and detach the gear from it. it was called beaching. it was the wheel gear that got on that ramp. then they would float the plane out, it would take off, and that the tractor comes here with the sailors and comes into the water. the sailors go out, attach that beaching gear. then they pull it up this ramp towards the hangar and you have an explanation of the ramp. from here we are going to head over to the uss utah and its memorial. there are only two ships here left on the pearl harbor attack, the uss arizona and the uss utah. the utah is special as well because 52 souls are still resting inside. behind me is the uss utah. she was the first ship torpedoed at pearl harbor. she was struck by two torpedoes. when they hit, they did catastrophic damage to the ship. within 12 minutes, she had capsized, taking 58 members of its crew. those that survived were sw

the ushers, the staff, the cabinet. american people to take the president's message, and translate it into events that all of you see and understand what is going on. i will leave you with this thought. january 20 was my first day, but not my first official day because i was kind of in the background observing this madness. but january 21 was my first official day. him i arrived at 6:30 in the morning with no staff hired, to find that during the course of the day, we had a 3500 person open house with the american people. they were just lined up at the gate and came into the white house. we discovered we hadn't invited a lot of the people who had supported the president and first lady during the campaign, so we had another 1000 people that we added right then and there at 1:00. 1000 donors to thank -- not donors, but 1000 supporters to thank. then, my favorite of all time, a number of floats broke down during the parade, so the president, on the spot, at the parade, invited all of those citizens whose floats broke down t

by scrub areas those are the facts in the map from the plan the highlights are the trees from appendix f in the plan not phil concentrated remove let's be contrary that's the idea and also the appendix f in the plan warns against substantial clearing ♪ part of the hillside that is subject to extreme winds taking out the middle of the forest subjects the forest to wind this is also a fact in appendix f if you look at that as part of plan also a fact it is that the arborist opinion the trees poor condition are looking at 78 percent less than one percent along dale wood and - subject to a higher standard and parking near housing many of them have been taught by pg&e even so of the 78 stresses only 11 were recommended for removal their thriving would or not come in experts from uc berkley dr. joe mcbride and will last another within years what will harm the effort taking out a middle of the forest and peter come and look at the urban forestry manager and agrees the forest is sliding but the trees are recovering this is a gift from sutter he planted it in the 1880s as part of harbor day and

is a fineng the tour presentation of the two movement , the slopes and the retreats. the clarity of archer's organization in material is consistent to read the book. ,eeping the eye on the clock the reader is looking forward with the truth, is exceptional accompanied by contemporary photographs. an extension -- excessively, his first work of historical fiction , a novel about war and coming home. please welcome john archer as he tells us about "none but demons can delight in war, culp's hill, july 3, 1863." [applause] mr. archer: good morning, all. thank you for having me. you have heard about the big guns from wayne and jim. what i would like to speak about is lee's first plan for victory at gettysburg, at least one part of it. culp's hill and the fighting on july 3 in the morning there went on for seven straight hours, some of the longest sustained fighting at gettysburg and almost in the whole war, but a relatively unvisited area of the field. last year, my focus was largely on july 2, decisive leadership on the union right, small unit level, namely george greene a

the two countries from which we're the best the data are the partners the grand alliance, the soviet union and united kingdom. in both of those countries over the course of the war the civilian economic sector shrank by about a factor of one third, one third less food, fuel, and shelter. in the united states, and in the united states alone, the civilian sector grew, evem around 15%. there is no country that fought the war where anything comparable was true. 1944,appened at macy's in this photograph is from 42, it's illustrative of this. in 19, towards the end of the calendar year the marketing geniuses decided they were going to have a big discount sale. they started discussing what should be the date? the one they settled on was december 7, 1944. oray, if walmart or costco somebody decided to have a 9/11 seller think -- sale i thinkw e creepy.d find that but this was within weeks of the battle of the bulge, at the height of u.s. engagement. they have the sale at the end of the dya,ay, and what they found that macy's had taken in more sales than in any single day in all of its prior

are ones of the affordability, the economic, the income of the individuals raised and the fact in theireing required to relocate outside of the city and that is in some concerns raised relating to traffic impacts the additional commuting that goes with each individuals need to do at the faster distances if there were evidence of that that needs to take into consideration and fully access what about the folks moving on in from areas they were living further way away and their commutes are shortened depend on where their jobs are that's the physical effect in terms of how it relate to vehicle trips and air quality, etc. at this point it is complex and there's not been study that is - we're aware of that can give us subsequent evidence to support an analysis that supports that linkage in this case that we are responding to the information providing - provided to us we don't we're not generating that study ourselves. >> from our perspective they needed to provide that information? >> yes. but i'll say at the present time, the eastern neighborhoods eir we looked at this issue and recognize t

, the materiality to a blue one of the accents looking at the main view at the end find this mingle the commercial at the two ended that's part of the request from the community and image of that vista starting from the tunnel to waterfront and building d and e are a pair on one centennial block those are the material in order to create a softer zone for the coast guard. >> we may have a few questions but very good thank you very much. >> okay. >> okay opening up for public comment i have a couple of speaker cards looks like brad norris and francisco da costa and carlos duriandurand. >> good evening, commissioners i'm carlo a field represent with the carpenters local 22 representing close to 4 thousand members and on behalf of the brothers and sisters standing behind me today and the 4 thousand members i represent we want to say i look forward to working with the developer on this project thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is francisco da costa i'm one of the tenants who has swarthd on thomas circle doing all sorts of community work i had office space of one thousand 200 square feet he

, the materiality to a blue one of the accents looking at the main view at the end find this mingle the commercial at the two ended that's part of the request from the community and image of that vista starting from the tunnel to waterfront and building d and e are a pair on one centennial block those are the material in order to create a softer zone for the coast guard. >> we may have a few questions but very good thank you very much. >> okay. >> okay opening up for public comment i have a couple of speaker cards looks like brad norris and francisco da costa and carlos duriandurand. >> good evening, commissioners i'm carlo a field represent with the carpenters local 22 representing close to 4 thousand members and on behalf of the brothers and sisters standing behind me today and the 4 thousand members i represent we want to say i look forward to working with the developer on this project thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is francisco da costa i'm one of the tenants who has swarthd on thomas circle doing all sorts of community work i had office space of one thousand 200 square feet he

he said, the united states was in the war up to the neck and into the death. so we had won after all. england would live. i went to bed and slept the sleep of the saved and thankful. what east interesting to me is the comparison between hitler's reaction and churchill's. here are two leaders locked in mortal combat for the fate of europe and the fate of the world. i'm going to read you a sentence or two from a memorandum that he wrote for his furor, hitler, in mid december 1941 in which he tried to make some sense out of what would be the implications that america was a formal belligerent. it's a very lengthy, detailed, thoughtful memorandum. it's shrewdly analytic. here are the important two sentences for our purposes. he wrote the following. we have just one year to cut russia off from her military supplies. if we don't succeed and the munitions potential of the united states joins up with the man power potential of the russians, the war will enter a phase in which we shall only be able to win it with difficulty. turns out again we understand that that was a

behalf of the city and mayor the tree and the tree lighting after thanksgiving on the 28 the deputiesnd i were greeting the one and 21st class and gave the people talk and wished them luck in neither 20 weeks he attended a planning meeting with the mayor's office and talked about the next 3 years of the administration and the fwoelz of mayor and city departments were focusing on in the next 3 years we'll agree to meet on a regular basis possibly quartering that evening i want to hill and acknowledged within a month captain from engine 41 got an award on the 30th of november commissioner president covington and commissioner vice president cleaveland reappreciate our involvement on the h-3 classification i'm confident we'll moved on that in the near future and that day our quarterly meeting at headquarters with gas and electric from pg&e to any of the emergencies we've responded to on the 4 of december i attended at the golden yacht club and received in conjunction with some of the members that volunteered their time $3,500 for the toy program that was great on the fist of december ther

the bigger the pool, the lower the cost, the better the care, the healthier the country. so this -- you won't see a state by state basis, doctors, hospitals, patients, advocates, they're our strongest voices and faith groups, while stepping forward to express the consequences of the republican repeal of a.c.a. now, for what's happening today. this morning we had a lovely signing ceremony for the cures act. we're all very proud to participate in that and to stick with it to the end. there were some things right at the end that were dropped from the cures act, that we were hoping would be in it. one of them relates to families first. we thought, therefore, that it would be in the c.r., but it is not. come to the final business of 2014, we're disappointed that we're not voting on a morrow bust c.r. that meets the needs of the american people. in all of these negotiations, on these end-of-session investments, whether it's an omnibus or a continuing resolution as it is this year, 've always had a four-post negotiation, house, senate, democrats and republicans. this year the re

of the speaker of the house. our all-day live coverage of the day's events from capitol hill begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, and cspan.org, or you can listen to it on the free c-span radio app. >>> the nation's highest court heard oral argument in a case questioning the criteria in texas for determining if an intellectually disabled person can be sentenced to death. in 2002, the supreme court ruled that executing a "mentally retarded" person violated the constitution's ban against cruel and unusual punishment. in moore versus texas, the texas court of criminal appeals reversed the ruling, citing use of current medical standards and defining intellectual disability, not the 1992 standards. here's that one-hour oral argument now. >> we'll hear argument in case 15797, moore versus texas. mr. sloan? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in atkins versus virginia, this court held that the eighth amendment prohibits executing people who are intellectually disabled and in hall versus florida this cou

also in the the city of new york, the electoral colleges democratic, the reason that the politicians don't bother to come and talk to anybody in new york is because -- it doesn't matter who i vote for, it will be in new york state is democratic. they are only with their for our six swing states in the united states where the road actually may count. >> so we should drive to north carolina by yourself some what? lottery tickets. >> let's go to some questions. >> thank you lewis for the talk. my question goes back to your statement about history be an important. as eisenhower said, warned us of the military-industrial complex and when jack kennedy was in the white house he was trying to negotiate with the russians to calm down the cold war and the military, and seems to me wanted to ramp up in vietnam and approximately 48 hours after jack kennedy was killed, johnson put an order through to put the troops you to be now. i'm wondering if the business of america isn't really the business of war and the war machine and it started there, and as jim garrison said, if this climb is not proper

it is backed up at the tolls but only at the foot of the maze.he suspension. we will call it slow and pockets. overall, not a bad drive. only 16 minutes from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco. for those of you who had to drive out of the east bay, check out the dry. 23 minutes from antioch to concord. leaving livermore from basco road to the dublin interchange, smooth sailing. 11 minutes for that ride. very quiet in the south bay. overall a nice commute and it's less than 30 minutes. >>> 7:03 is the time. breaking news that we just learned this morning. san francisco mayor edley apparently expected to announce a new police chief this morning. that news conference called for 11:00. kron 4 will be there and we will stream that live through our website and mobile app. reports say that the mayor will announce he is hiring a veteran lapd chief for the position. kron 4 is working hard to confirm that. the active police chief had been expected to take over that role. he was backed by the police union. there is word this morning the chaplain is

to the south. noon to the north. the outlook is the clouds that will lower and thicken. the good news is look at the temperature trend. overnight, the temperatures are rising in the metro area. there will be the window through the early morning where the sleet and the freezing rain will be a real concern. as a result the driving conditions can be treacherous in the spots through the early morning and the mid-morning until it changes over. i could impact the travel. not from the local ice situation but saint paul, detroit, cleveland. they will have heavy snow and sleet. it could impact the traffic. call ahead. it will improve rapidly in the afternoon as the rain will come to an ends. maureen? >> thank you, doug. jonathan: the timing of the wintry weather and the rain that will follow could not be coming at a worst time. this weekend, traditionally one of the busiest shopping weekend of the year. brianne carter spent her day talking to the road crews. they have been busy to get the roads up. but a lot of people are using the roads to get home. >> they are. many of them wil

the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. . >>> trump said if russia or others were hacking why did the white house wait to complain. the first government claims of russian hacking happened a month before the election. >> on capitol hill retiring senate minority leader taking a swing at comey. with reed pinning the procrastination on comey political affiliation. >> he should resign, he became such a partisan, he should be the chair of the rnc. this comes after assessments suggesting russia was behind the attacks with some hinting putin was personally involved in trying to sway the elections. the chair of the house homeland committee remains skeptical after the fbi, cia all said they refuse to brief the house intelligent committee on the matter. >> certain elements of the media, and certain politicians are doing the work of the russians, creating uncertainty over the election. >> as for mr. trump's cabinets positions two are open. the other job vacanty is secretary of the department of agriculture. m

you can see on the satellite -- the satellite, the northerly flow keeping things on the cool side.the friday storm has moved out, leaving us with cold air. look at some of the current numbers. lots of 30s around the map on the north bay. eastbay neighborhoods already some 30s. for livermore, san ramon in walnut creek, one location already down to close to freezing. stanford in the 30s, pacifica, 41. san jose state, 44. gilroy, 38. our live camera outside right now looking out towards the bay bridge toward san francisco. embarcadero lights here. it is cooling off even in san francisco. there is a plan for tomorrow, starting out with scattered high clouds, areas of frost. a freeze warning in place for the north bay. the temperatures throughout the day i will track out to the cold start, warming backup into the low 50s, 50 to 55 degrees. partly cloudy skies. the big weather headline will be some very cold temperatures to start out your christmas. coolest locations back down to the 20s easily and lower 30s towards livermore, antioch in a few spots are closed to 30 degrees to start the

the gospel of john places the scene in the house of lazarus, the man jesus raised from the dead. >> justew days before his crucifixion, a woman came to jesus and anointed his feet with expensive ointments and perfumes. >> mary anoints jesus with essence of nard, the chanel number 5 of antiquity, and she uses a whole pot of it, a whole year's worth of a day laborer's wages. >> people who saw it were scandalized. they were shocked. >> none more so than the group's treasurer, judas. >> why was the ointment wasted in this way? >> leave her alone! >> jesus has been preaching this message about the poor and ministering to them and giving away your coat. and now all of a sudden he's going to let this woman pour a huge amount of money's worth of perfume on h. >> this ointment could have been sold for more than 300 dinai and given to the poor. >> sort of one set of rules for the disciples and a different set of rules for jesus. we can see why this event would upset judas. >> this was a big turning point for judas because immediately after he sees this anointing, he goes to the authorities and say

the next question the things they've not be able to do the cac kind of speaks to the projects in the project area in particular, the balboa reservoir and pubically owned sites yet followed different trajectories around the conversation and so i think that is without getting into the weeds one of the contradicts i'm interested in particular 2, 3, 4 addressing thank you. >> my final question what's our thought about the geneva bart schedule to get online with 2020 i think that is around that time. >> i'll - i think that there is ample wanted to get ahead and understand how to meet the needs of folks that live here now and make the transit hub assessable to folks from the outer mission and mission terrace neighborhoods and so do that development in a way that will be really making in supporting transit ordered development rather than displacement those are some of my thoughts. >> thank you, thank you all right. >> thank you back to supervisor avalos i think one more applicant i don't know if she's here. >> i'm not sure if raphael our last applicant is here she's not any other people tha

the magic of the audience and the thrill of the stage.i'm in it. >> claudine wong ktvu fox news. >> great stuff. performances start today and run daily through the 29th. two shows a day. an afternoon performance at 2:00 and an evening performance at 7:00. tickets start as low as $65 right in our own back yard. >>> head to our ktvu website. look for web links. >> and the music. as soon as you hear it. >> it just says christmas to me. >>> well the new star wars movie is being celebrated. that's coming out right before the holidays. the battle of sources that took place right in san francisco. why organizers to make a late change. coming up. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> welcome back. we have some breaking news to tell you about regarding the third person in connection to the local killing of a musician. >> just announced they arrested 31-year-old daniel

the speed with which the pm proposal was accepted had to do with the urging of the banking resolution. >> one of the big questions, too, about public money getting involved here is what happens to the retail investors who pull the junior debt? julia, you have been looking at this in terms of the ballot rules that apply. >> absolutely. talk about public money being a backstop to this bank, but to what extent if you're going to provide government money do you need to see some fort of bail-in sharing with the bondholders, because they are held in great part by retail names. and that politically has been toxic for this government and continue to be so. the belief is if you see bail-in of bondholders, there will be public money to give them reckonpence for that, but timing is difficult, particularly in mind with an election. it could be an election-losing strategy. so the government has to be careful with this. >> just also think about how it ties in with the european investment strategy at the moment and whether or not we think there's going to be contagen from this, whether it can be con

on the same day, he discussed the details of the christmas truce in vietnam with the ambassador to therthur goldberg. later, he welcomed ambassador henry cabot lodge and received an up-to-the-minute briefing in the outlook in asia. >> there was not any doubt in my mind that history will record that president johnson's in july,was announced on u.s. troops was an historic 1965 decision. stark for southeast asia, start for us, -- distort for southeast asia, stored for us historic for , everybody. >> the edge of east asia has been denied through the expansion of peking. and this would surely not have happened if we had been driven out of vietnam or if we had abandoned vietnam. ♪ >> the president then received credentials from the bulgarian ambassador and, in so doing, built you bridges to the east via two weeks earlier, the united states agreed to upgrade delegations in sofia in budapest to embassy level. and receive hungarian and bulgarian ambassadors. in addition, the united states may very well see the last of her ministers. an office first held by such statement as an franklin, thomas

of the ratification of the bill of rights. for the complete c-span schedule, go to c-span.org. >> december 7 marked the 75th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor in 1941. up next on american history tv's "reel america," "the world at minute film from the office of war information from 1942. the film begins with the japanese attack on pearl harbor and president roosevelt's day of infamy speech. there is captured document film. it was shown widely in american movie theaters. this film, from the natural archives, contains many graphic scenes of war that some viewers may find disturbing. ♪ ♪ pres. roosevelt: yesterday, december 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. the united states of america was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the empire of japan. the united states was at peace with that nation and, at the solicitation of japan, was still in conversation with its government and its emperor, looking toward the maintenance of peace in the pacific. indeed, one hour after, japanese ai

many of the states in the region. you add the flow out of syria, to quote the president elect, a huge problem that is destabilizing both lebanon and jordan among others. one of the things that occurred to me that was interesting is the idea of those that want to overthrow, corrupt and the tyrannical governments wasn't about israel. it was about their own government when it is about the revolution and i thought at the beginning of that i thought it would lead to something positive but i thought for once israel is not the target. did you agree with that and what do you think? >> guest: yes, i do agree with that and i think that we should first put it into historical perspective. about 425 years the middle east was dominated by the ottoman empire in turkey. when the ottoman empire collapsed, the ottoman first world war the peace agreement reached versailles and the region we know as the middle east primarily between britain and france the than in their imperial modes. that political order lasted about 100 years and it is

the operators know how to do well. the ice gets tricky. brianne: the head of the d.c. department of public works says the cold temperatures in the last two days means anything that falls will likely stick so the city will deploy 200 trucks from midnight until noon tomorrow to wipe away the winter weather. >> give the crews some space. don't crowd the plow. brianne: what we have heard from the jurisdictions is that. you don't have to be out on the roads between midnight and 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, that is the key focus. here at the outlets we have noticed some people have already left. a few people getting home tonight. they open at 8:00, but some say they wait until noon to take up the holiday shopping again. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: thank you. reminder to get the storm watc weather hits. download it to your tablet or phone from the itunes or google play. larry: well, alison, developing now, the u.s. navy calling for china to return one of the drones. the u.s. issued a formal diplomatic complaint in the incident in the south china sea. it was usin

the images in the lunettes are images from the renaissance the dalliance. that was the theme for this particular hallway. all the decoration on the marble staircase has been restored. this is all as it was when it was first rededicated in 1907. the colors, the gilding, everything was restored to make it look new again. here we are in the main reading room on the second floor. this is the home of her the reference services department. -- this is the home of the reference services are taught -- department. we have references and service that your real here, and all of that material comes from this particular room. at one time, the very beautiful ceiling, vaulted ceiling, or skylights. painted over in both world war i and world war covering was never removed. so they no longer function in that way. but they still have been restored and all of them have been repainted. the murals were all cleaned and sealed. the lamps on all the reading tables are replicas of the inginal lamps that we had the early 20th century on all of the reading tables. so this -- we tried

the thrilling part, the mundane part, the hard part and the painful part. all of this has made us who we are today. and so, the fact that we are here in this church across from the hampton history museum which sponsored this event, we are so close to hampton university to the langley research center, to the archaeological remains of the grand contraband camp which was the first atomic black settlement in the united states, it simply couldn't be a more fitting venue. hidden figures follows the lives of four african-american women, dorothy vann, mary mary jackson, catherine johnson and christine darden who is here. [applause] i am so pleased also to let you know that many of the family members of dorothy and mary, and i believe mrs. johnson are here as well as gloria who is a part of my book, and many other women who worked with them and men who worked with them over at the langley research center. thank you so much for coming and if you see them in the crowd tonight, definitely, i think i see sharon back there, i am just so thrilled that these women who actu

in the north bay, unhealthy. that's the reason for the spare the air. you're not supposed to use the fireplaces. east bay, santa clara valley. temperatures in the 50s. these temperatures are ant 5 degrees below average for this time of year. it's going to be on the cooler side. checking the east bay numbers. cooler in brentwood and antioch. 52 the forecasted high in walnut creek. berkeley, 54. 52 in sausalito. and 53 in san rafael. and 56 in windsor. and 55 for folks in -- park. we'll see a lot of sunshine with this. and we'll actually look quite pretty outside even though you'll need the jackets. wednesday look like it will be the peak in the temperatures. and it cools down and a few clouds roll in by friday. but the holiday, for christmas eve and christmas day everything looks high and dry. a lot of sunshine. and the temperatures are pretty seasonal for the most part. it should be a good holiday for traveling if you're heading to see family and friends. not a bad looking forecast. >> and this is it. a week from now. christmas will be over. >> didn't t

the dmv pulled the cars from the streets.its like other self-driving cars. uber says it has a driver present inside the car so it doesn't need a permit. arizona is welcoming the cars. >> companies are seeing arizona as a great place to do business. they are ditching the overtaxation and arizona is open for business. we're a state on the rise. this is more evidence they left california yesterday. they signed on with us today. we're thrilled. >> uber sent out this picture of the cars being loaded into a -- right on to a flatbed truck headed there to arizona. >>> san jose state reportedly interested in adding some more student housing by building on land occupied by a movie theater. the mercury news reports the school is looking to acquire the ground lease for camera 12, which is a downtown theater on south second street that closed in september because of falling revenues. the city will accept offers for the property through march of 2017. the mercury news reports that san jose state hopes to buy the lot of land and then build

the date of the script on the back of the reliquary.oss, and the relic of the cross were exceptionally important for the spread of christianity. so the fact that this relic was created around that time goes to support how important that phenomenon was. >> for hundreds of years after the legend of helena's discovery, the true cross continued to play a central role in the story of christianity. and though this relic is only 1,000 years old, others may prove far older. >> this is the first step in a long journey to investigate more relics of this type and to see if any could go back as far as the time of helena or even the time of christ. >> at the church of the holy sepulcher in jerusalem, they continue to celebrate helena's discovery of the true cross. in a church she built, in a city she reclaimed. >> helena is the person who takes jerusalem from a sleepy provincial capital and turns it into this place that we're all looking to for a spiritual message. >> for centuries, devoted pilgrims have come here to mark their faith. with a symbol

praised them as the best in the world. envy of the world.nstead of talking about tariffs, he talked about we'll get fair trade, better trade. that's the tlip side of the argument that he made during the campaign. tech executives have plainly learned the lesson of chief executives from boeing and lockheed martin not to antagonize this president-elect because of what can happen with twitter, comments for him. they were very tight-lipped coming out of that meeting. and they vowed to have more meetings. not a lot of substance came out of it, but if you're silicon valley, at least you begin the new regime in washington without an overt confrontation. >> everyone is trying to figure out whether the campaign trump is going to translate into the president-elect trump. there have been really mixed signals, right, on both of that. he has gone after china like he did on the campaign. >> absolutely. >> is the upshot to this meeting that his conciliatory tone suggests he'll have a clean slate. he won't go after jeff bezos for what he calls antitrust issu

the civil rights era, the space race, the cold war and the movement for gender equality. in anthropologist with an admiration of history, what happened with nasa on this date. september 8, 1967, the surveyor launched. september 8, 1983 and today september 8, 2016 margot lee shetterly publicly launches her book hidden figure. [applause] a little bit on margot. many of you know her or went to school with her and said they were on the tennis team with her on high school and couldn't wait to see her again. she was born and raised right here in hampton virginia. she graduated from the university of virginia with a degree in finance. a journalist, independent researcher, entrepreneur and cocreator of an english monthly magazine inside mexico with her husband aaron. she is the daughter of one of the first nasa blackmail engineers. she grew up knowing many of the women in hidden figures. she is the founder of the human computer project and alfred p sloan fellow and recipient of the virginia foundation for humanities grant. she lives in charlottesville virginia. she said that anon

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jose from the usps in the truck and they are all over the side of the road in danville.ay deliveries, and this whole thing is affecting drivers this morning. good morning. >> i'm james fletcher. let's get to the scene as the cleanup is underway as is the investigation. >> reporter: good morning. as you said, chp confirmed the driver of this big rig who slammed into this freeway sign at 3:30 this morning has died of his injuries. you can see that there is continued work with that big rig tow truck trying to get this package truck off of the road and start dealing with the packages that you see that are still on the shoulder here. as i said, this started around 3:30 this morning, according to chp. the driver of the big rig was traveling southbound on 680 through danville. for some reason he started to drift off the right-hand shoulder and ultimately he slammed into an unoccupied band sending his big rig up the side of an embankment and into that freeway sign. unfortunately, he was taken to a local hospital and has died of his injuries. that but -- that big rig was. carryin

you know, through the sfpd achieving the focus on the 5 through the city launching the first comprehensive spreed campaign that is lasting a year and has high visibility enforcement on a high injury core dor aerfb week, those are the near term actions the city can take while the engineering improvements go on the ground. >> one of the things that walk sf noted in their document and you talked about some of the engineering improvements which is good, but some of the projects, in fact 57 project said have experienced delay, can you talk about that? what happened with those projects? is it project management issue? >> just want to be clear, fiver 7 of the projects haven't been delayed, the new priority projects? >> uh-huh. >> i will duffer to tom maguire and will present in the next item. >> okay, great. final question is, do you think this is a thing of resources? could we do better if we added more resources to this? is it a matter of it takes time to get to a outcome? what is the-- >> um, we identified kind of three challenge areas, one being resources, financial or staff, but also politic

the river, the way the town is built into the river and the reverse symmetry of the union in an attacking position in the confederates defending in here. and then the union did not attack, of course to the consternation of lincoln. i am just wondering, i guess this is more of a comment than a question -- to me, it is remarkable and i have not seen a lot of comparisons. i am not familiar with franklin. could you comment a little on the similarities? mr. white: lee is trying to slip across the river as well as go so there are some , comparisons in that but whether you have the advanced strings in 1864. schofield have units that are armed with henry's and spencers. you have also got more of a preponderance of rifle guns. so i think the works are heavier because these guys have now, entrenching experts at this point. >> what happened to the remnants of the army after this battle? did any of them ever play another role? mr. white: hood pursues to nashville. what else is he going to do if he retreats? at this point, throughout the campaign, hood has been unaware that his is the only confederate

the person that made the call to the agency. >> now the focus is on helping the children. >> emotionally we'll make sure they get the help to get on their feet. as for the kids they are in state custody with dcf. >>> and a news alert police are looking for a boy. and he watts last seen in the 11 how block of north 50th street wearing a white polo shirt and boat shoes. in the picture can you see he is wearing glasses but he was not wearing them when he was seen. so try to imagine him without glasses. >>> if you see him call the police. >>> the man a father is now out of jail. trevor dooley dodged reporters as he walked out of jail. he was granted bond yesterday. and gloria gomez is here with what happened. >> his fate is in the hands of an appeal court. they will died what is next they had -- he had little to say as he left jail. >> what does that feel like to be out. >> he was moving fast with the walker and didn't answer any questions on wednesday a judge released him out on bond. he is appealing his con conviction for a second time. he won and granted a new trial. later the court revis

we are by the doors of the church. i wa nt to we are by the doors of the church. want to talk about that latest development. i think we need to treat things with caution, because a lot of this is coming from the german media, and not from the police, there has been no official statement from the police, nor any form of press conference, let nel you what is emerging or what has merged in the past hour or so it is being said the police are looking for a tunisian man, who is 24. he is said to be from a region on the border between tunisia and libya. 0ther from a region on the border between tunisia and libya. other reports say that this man was known to police, he was known to police because he was wanted for assault, but he disappeared before he could be arrested are on detained, in techion —— connection with the allegation, he is regarded as very dangerous and he is regarded as very dangerous and he is regarded as very dangerous and he is thought to societe with extreme islamic groups. that is what we know about this man, 24—year—old man at the moment. we are waiti

the attacker then fled the scene. lauren: china return in the u.s. underwater drugs seized last week gave the pentagon says the navy vessel returned at a location where it had been taken in the south china sea. the u.s. as the driver has been operated by civilian contractors collecting scientific data in international waters. train to president about ms. exercising the power of the pardon come issuing 70 parties ensured sentences of 153 other prisoners. virtually all have been serving sentences under tough antidrug laws. the move is on for the record books. the largest number in a single day by anyone president ever. president obama has granted clemency to more than 1300 offenders. angela merkel also spoke with president obama this morning prior to her news conference. lauren: president obama expected to announce as soon as today he will use his executive authority to permanently ban offshore drilling and they are taking part of the atlantic. the president is expected to invoke a secure provision that preserves cold read and marine sanctuaries. simil

the houses throughout the day. we actually are telling our electors to go and vote on this day in order to vote for president. you will see meetings across the 50 states, mostly in state houses and that will ultimately be the votes cast most likely to make dump truck president. host: for the electors themselves, how many are going to vote for the winner of their state? guest: there is no constitutional provision that says you have to vote for new york state chooses. however, there are state laws in 29 states and district of columbia that trigger that provision making sure that people, the electors vote for the people who won their state. the punishments typically small fines. those are not seen as big impediments. a larger impediment for people who are thinking about changing their vote is a they are directly going against the will of their state. and there could be political consequences. it could be how could you reconcile with that yourself. is are a lot of things to take into account. host: one of the things yo

the spirits went to the moon. the spirits were white. that's the reason the moon was white. and nobody had ever come back and he told them i have been to the moon and come back. you can imagine the reception and he and i had in that particular village -- annie and i had in that particular village. it was phenomenal. another thing that was particularly interesting was shortly after our bicentennial, and i had taken one of the golden mid dalliance the bicentennial with a red ribbon on it and presented this as a gift. he took his feathered neck dress off and some beads he had had carved out of little rocks and stones. he gave that to me. i thought that was just to use while i was in the village, but it was not. he wanted it to be something i took with me. this day, onet to of my very most prized he gave me this back and said that when he was young man, they used to fight ,ll the time with other tribes and he pointed to his arms and he had scar tissue and scars on his legs. sometimes when they stopped they would eat p