el vocero del sherif indicó que todavía están investigando el caso...y si bassi viola el decreto delideos en la corte.... sot susan bassi dice que sifrio de abuso policial la agencia ahora puede hablar de lo que quieren investigar, pero la realidad de las cosas, es que el agente fracturó mi mano cuando yo estaba intentando grabar lo que uno de sus agentes intentaba hacerle a un padre de familia...concluyó bassi... la mujer nos dijo que ya entabló una queja contra el departamento del alguacil del condado de santa clara por fracturarle la mano... no obstante, el vocero dice que no tienen conocimiento de dicho reclamo...pero que la oficina de asuntos internos es la que revisa todos los reclamos... reportando en vivo desde san josé david gonzález noticiero telemundo 48. en efecto arlen...el altercado ocurrió aquí, en la sala de archivos hace un par de días... la supuesta víctima dice que es periodista y solo estaba ayudando a dos hombres encontrar los documentos judiciales de sus familiares... nats en el video -- se escucha al agente del alguacil decirle a susan bassi que deje de grabar

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or video artist viola. richard serra's remarkable walk in steel sculptures are part of the museum's own permanent collection. but visitors don't come only for the art there's also exquisite basque food. the guggenheim in bilbao is the first guggenheim to offer a michelin star cuisine. the museum run by bilbao native juan ignacio be dark day is a success story. in fashion it's maybe that's because the museum lets visitors establish a kind of relationship to the art. and that the new not enough you know that isn't possible in any other museum in the world. the architecture plays an important role . it's allowed us to showcase modern art in a unique way. the on spiralling building marked a pinnacle in the career of the u.s. canadian architect frank gehry after four years of construction work it was inaugurated in one nine hundred ninety seven as a spinoff of new york's guggenheim museum it was a risky undertaking in the one nine hundred ninety s. when bill was grappling with a decline in its local coal and ste

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you and viola together was fantastic. >> she's pretty good, huh? yeah. >> i guess so. >> jimmy: she knows what she's doing. tomorrow is thanksgiving. >> yes. >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] you love thanksgiving. >> yes. especially tomorrow. >> jimmy: especially then. [ laughter ] it has to be. >> has to be. >> jimmy: it's always better when it's tomorrow. the -- [ laughter ] >> you want to start over, should i come back out. >> jimmy: no, no, no, that's good. do you start prepping the bird the day before? [ laughter ] >> do i start prepping? >> jimmy: well, i mean the people cooking. maybe like, say, monday night. >> me, personally? [ thanksgiving that's tomorrow. >> man. >> jimmy: no, you don't do it. >> no, no. i don't know -- i don't even know how. i wouldn't know. >> jimmy: no, you wouldn't have any clue? >> no. >> jimmy: so who does the cooking? my wife does -- you know -- she -- >> jimmy: she's got the thing. yeah, knows how to do it. >> do all that. >> jimmy: i mean, but it's such a long process. you get up at like 4:00 in the morning. start st

this cd features three other young musicians playing viola cello and double bass. i've always enjoyed the music but i do enjoy it more and more because it's much more intimate a much more spontaneous way and it isn't and when we played the child now a few times and it was always different i mean that's great fun and with an orchestra it's not that easy to be that fast. when this is excessive. level of intimacy and. transparency and so that allows for. solutions. the tonal balance between violin and piano is especially complex in this lively piece. this is where done in truth and of recorded another cd this year featuring both piano concertos by frederic chopin since winning two combat major. petitions in moscow in tel aviv in twenty eleven he's been celebrated as a star of the classical music scene. d.w. accompanied him as he worked with conductor mikhail platt now for documentary. kid the man on the stage. he's able to transmit. some material to the hearts of people for instance. the twenty six year old is much praised by critics for his nuanced tone. i was sort o

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. ♪ it's not the flashing lights ♪ >> reporter: from angelina and viola davis to margot robbie and melissay. stars and this kiss. between kate winslet and allison janney. >> alison, i don't know you. i just want to be you. or just stroke you or we could always kiss, maybe. oh, it's gonna happen. >> reporter: james corden hosted the ept. i was backstage with the winners. are you superstitious? you know the role zbegt buzz? >> i don't want to buy into the hype. >> reporter: what does it mean to have amy adams present the award to you? >> she said she would do it. i was like, wait, really? are you sure? she's like, yeah, of course. wait, seriously. are you going to do it? >> reporter: sean coombs won an award. we were the first to talk to him after his changed his name, again. >> i am zbraegt time living my best life, as they say. you get into that groove. you know, stay in that groove. >> reporter: now, it's love or brother love the he will answer to either one. and so, i'm going toss it over to sister sweet. what do you got? >> thank you, love. appreciate it. okay. all right. >>> let's talk

or video artist bill viola. richard serra's remarkable walk in steel sculptures are part of the museum's own permanent collection. but visitors don't come only for the art there's also exquisite basque food. the guggenheim in bilbao is the first guggenheim to offer a michelin star cuisine. the museum run by bilbao native juan ignacio be a dark day is a success story. in fashion it's maybe that's because the museum lets visitors establish a kind of relationship. with the new not enough here on earth that isn't possible in any other museum in the world. the architecture plays an important role and it's allowed us to showcase modern art in a. a unique way. the on spiralling building marked a pinnacle in the career of the u.s. canadian architect frank gehry after four years of construction work it was inaugurated in one nine hundred ninety seven as a spinoff of new york's guggenheim museum it was a risky undertaking in the one nine hundred ninety s. when bill was grappling with a decline in its local coal and steel

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. >> reporter: lisa viola won. >> 100 percent edible and everything you see.hey use coconut on top for snow. >> reporter: there year competition inspired joe and who owns lucky cup cake company to host ginger bread house decorating company. >> it is a great way to bring all of the ginger bread, and events in, to play. >> reporter: first party is tonight. >> gum drops, lights, like a christmas house. >> reporter: hosted by one year-old girl scout emma, doing a fund raise tore get books and other supplies for children in need this year. she's always been a fan of the ginger bread competition. >> that kind of inspired me and it is like, something that we do near christmastime. >> reporter: run, run, as fast as you can, you have until january 6th, if you are a ginger bread fan. >> memberry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, done, henry. >>> it is time to flip the switch, from the holiday season and our cbs-3 holiday fest. >> give you a live look at our kate bilo is, ready to help, santa, and mrs. claws, mckenna up there somewhere. there is kate. waving

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it was viola davis. i it wasn't an accident.i don't have any special powers, i hear what every american can hear. there's a black sound. so i have a chapter about that in the book. third thing in the book is the answer to an objection that is traditionally leveled against arguments that black english is okay. well, they can't talk that way in a job interview. somebody always says that. somebody is talking about what some of the complexity might be about how you shouldn't mock the language because you're mocking the speakers, and somebody will say, yes, that's true, but they can't talk that way at a job interview. but, okay, nobody said they were going to. nobody needs to be told that. and i think that why you get that response is because of a sense that we often have that the way somebody speaks casually is going to interfere with their ability to speak the formal variety where they are. now, with black english that's even worse because everybody thinks it's mistakes. it's assumed if you talk that way, you won't be able to speak

with me, cbs and security analyst, paul violas.ng that the time was very specifically chosen. the location as well. >> no question about that. anthony, i think forensically when we take a look at what the agencies are going to do right now. who is going to be responsible. one part will be to go back, look at cameras. we have done an exceptional job. incorporate intelligence to see when this guy came. was he at the scene before today? i think you are going to find out he was. he picked it carefully it 3iz:00 in the afternoon. halloween. there is a lot of kids. and he intentionally targets the school bus. that school, that wasn't by happenstance. he clearly sat and scouted that area. and made sure that it was this particular time. >> this event occurred at 3:05. police responded quickly to this. in a way this probably was the most prepared police department in the country for an event like this. yes? >> yes, think about it, anthony. we see this. viewers see it. we live here or not. visit itting here. you've see the number of exercise

genius all your own -- meet these guys. [ chefs speaking french ] >> anthony: mathieu viannay, joseph violalain le cossec. chefs and m.o.f.s all. otherwise known as mofs. pretty much pay your flight home, private. master chefs. >> daniel: every four years they have this m.o.f. competition. >> anthony: m.o.f. is? >> daniel: meilleur ouvrier de france. >> anthony: the master craftsman of france. >> daniel: there's about 30 discipline of craftsmen, where you can acquire the m.o.f. >> anthony: see that red, white, and blue around their necks? that means they made it through the brutally, unreasonably rigorous competition that pits hundreds of top chefs against each other, where only a handful survive. >> daniel: so there's basically four or five every four years. >> anthony: certified by the highest in the land as being at the very top of the top of their professions. mof challenges often include ultra old-school classics, not unlike the one we're making today. poularde en vessie. thick slices of black truffle are slipped under the skin of a chicken from bresse, the rolls royce of chickens. it'

time for our food for bay area families drive, joining us john viola from bank of america and katie mcknight from the sf therapy ridge food bank. john, it's lining -- sf marin food bank. john, it's like deja vu pause today again you have a huge -- because today again you have a huge check. >> we're so proud to be partners with the bay area food bank to raise awareness and also to help raise money for those in need. so we're really proud again to be here. i'm in a different suit, so it's all good. >> different check, too. >> a very large check. here's the deal. this is a $25,000 grant. we have our give a meal program going on right now which is for every $1 donated to the food bank, bank of america donate $2. we're hoping to get this check raised eventually. if you wanted to give 80 or $20, i'd give her 40. that's how it works. >> there's a big need. so if somebody said they'd donate $100 to the food bank, bank of america would give you an additional $200? >> absolutely. with this $25,000 we'll be able to distribute 50,000 meals to the one in four individuals in san francisco and marin at ris

we have our viola with a great check and laura hamilton, director of leadership gifts with the alameda county bay area food bank. it's great to see a big company like bank of, doing big things. john, tell me about what you have here tonight. >> thanks, paul. we're so proud to be partnered with the food bank of alameda county community and what they do in the community is so special because the way that we look at it, we share a view that no one should ever be in a situation where they're forced to decide do i put food on my table or do i put a roof over my head? so we love the partnership. we are here with our big check. >> which i have to say has an original number and then you added a lot more. so tell me how we go 25, then we add another amount. >> the 25,000 is our donation and the $103,000 is a two-for- one donation. >> you donated $2 for every $1 donated. >> correct. so that's $103,000 plus $25,000 and we're so proud of the partnership being associated with people like laura and the organization doing this for the community. >> thank you, john, and thank you, bank of america, for

there is not one way that viola davis sounds vs mccarthy but she definitely sounds black and i can tell you because she does the voice of a queen on the disney cartoon series. yes is in my houseve because i have small children. once i had my back turned and the queen said something i had never seen that character and that bell went off the queen is black. i turned around i forget what she looks like but i went to see who was the queen. there is no special powers there is a black sound and i have a chapter about that in the book. they cannot talk that way a job interview. and talk about that complexity we should not block the language because you lock the speakers and then to say that is true they cannot talk that way at a job interview. nobody said they would. nobody needs to be told that. and why you get that response is a sense that we often have an if you speak casually interferes with that for more variety. >> everybody thinks it is a mistake. but even if we understand the views that system that will keep you from using the standard that is the american perfectly understandable impr

giant ship to kick things off today our very own joe terranova, army veteran, wall street grad, vinny viola is here, stephanie link as well along with navy veteran jim laventhal. we salute you and your service to this country. vinny, certainly an honor and privilege to welcome you to the show as well. >> it's my distinct honor and my distinct pleasure to be here. >> will you tell me first and foremost what veterans day means to you >> well, for me it reminds me of the service performed by the people, soldier, sailor, airmen that came before me. in my particular family every one of my uncles that could serve on both sides of my family not only world war ii, the korean war and even during vietnam and of course my generation, myself and my brother both served. so it means sacrifice of those that have come before us on many, many, many fields across many geographies. >> how do you think it has shaped you as the man you are today a titan of business, a titan on wall street and all the other business interests that you have >> i think it's everything i am has been informed and formed by the physi

want to make a mess of her one line, she acted alongside famous people like you when griffith, and viola. older people might not know it but it is a well made, popular procedural law drama. she's a very, very good actress.l quick thought. i think every person i have spoken to today, we all assumed that acting is over. that this is a new phase of her life. we should remember that nobody has said that. we are just assuming out. should remember that nobody has said that. we are just assuming outm has been widely reported that she is leaving suits, and if she is not marrying prince harry and coming to the uk, the commit to toronto is probably a little excessive, however much you enjoy playing a particular character but there is plenty of good theatre, tv and cinema in the uk. it would be a real shame in a way if she gave up acting completely because it is something she clearly enjoys. she's had a great deal of success in recent years in suits in particular. she has a very talented young actress. when her name and first came up attached to prince harry and i looked at what she had done an act

. >> reporter: still, american says that the terms are viola violating the current labor contracts.ing to require some creative thinking, but none of it can happen until we sit down to talk about it. >> reporter: american does not intend to cancel any flights in the holidays and they believe they can fill the pilot void in the coming days, but the analysts say that for passenger, it is not time to panic yet, but they cannot rule tout possibility of some cancellations. >> just a small panic going on if you have an american airlines ticket. thank you, kris. >>> and now, we are learning that a high school student is on the run with her former soccer coach. caitlyn is with ryan rodriguez seen at three new locations on the east coast. meg oliver is outside of the columbia county sheriff's office in lake city, florida, with the latest. meg, good morning. >> good morning. the sheriff's office says they could be anywhere by now. the surveillance videos are giving the investigators some clues, but much is unknown about the pair who has been on the run for five days. >> we love you and we mis

there's nothing wrong with the way viola davis sounds with opposed to the way melissa mccarthy sounds, but she definitely sounds like and i can tell you because she does the voice of a queen on the disney cartoon series, sophia. yes, it's in my house because i have small children and once i had my back turned in the queen said something and i had never seen the character and it was that little doll that went off and i thought the queen is black. issued? i turned around and i forget what the queen looks like, but i went on to imd and asked to the queen was. i was hearing what any american could hear. i have a chapter about that in the book. third in the book is the answer to a section that it's traditionally level against-- you can't talk that way the job interview someone always says if some of the complexity and how we shouldn't mock the language because you are mocking the speakers and someone will say yes, that's true, but they can't talk that way at a job interview. okay. no one said they were going to. no one needs to be told that and i think that why you get that response is bec

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