much to shirley's disapproval. >> shirley would tell us, girls don't go to school.married. why do you want to go to school? i didn't like being late to school. i didn't like being absent all the time. >> so they got themselves up every morning and went to school and kept going. and then, pepper was 12. eight of those years with shirley when she saw her chance to escape and seized it. she made herself useful as a babysitter for the couple next door in room 109. and when the family moved out of the motel, pepper went with them. but it didn't last long. pepper's new household caught in its spiral of alcoholism and dysfunction was as troubled and messy as her own life was. she swallowed her pride and moved back to room 110 colonial motel, even though, by then, shirley didn't seem to care much what she did. >> i remember when i was trying to so-call run away, plot my escape, before it went into action, i was in my mind going, she -- i'm going to show her. she'll care. like i remember thinking that. but she didn't care. she didn't come to get me. >> still, having tasted f

much to shirley's disapproval. >> shirley would tell us, girls don't go to school. they get married. why do you want to go to school? i didn't like being late to school. i didn't like being absent all the time. >> so they got themselves up every morning and went to school and kept going. and then, pepper was 12. eight of those years with shirley when she saw her chance to escape and seized it. she made herself useful as a babysitter for the couple next door in room 109. and when the family moved out of the motel, pepper went with them. but it didn't last long. pepper's new household caught in its spiral of alcoholism and dysfunction was as troubled and messy as her own life was. she swallowed her pride and moved back to room 110 colonial motel, even though, by then, shirley didn't seem to care much what she did. >> i remember when i was trying to so-call run away, plot my escape, before it went into action, i was in my mind going, she -- i'm going to show her. she'll care. like i remember thinking that. but she didn't care. she didn't come to get me. >> still, havin

shirley: fort worth, texas. steve: miss shirley, what do you do?rley: well, steve, not only am i the matriarch of this family-- steve: queen, yes, ma'am. shirley: queen is it. i was a miss america. steve: really? shirley: i was. [cheering and applause] and don't you be askin' what year. or what decade. or what century. [laughter] steve: well, if i was the host, you might not have made it. [laughter, cheering, applause] all right, let's go. let's go win ourselves some money. shirley: i agree! steve: let's get it on. let's go meet the craxton family. hey, marquis, what's going on with you, man? marquis: i'm well, uncle steve. i see that gray was the color for the day. steve: oh, yeah. i didn't-- yeah. marquis: yeah. uncle steve, can i ask a request? my girlfriend's here and her

. >> next is a shirley temple. i you like shirley temple's. >> and joel embiid do does, too.with champagnes on the bot. >> i've never had a shirley temple. >> in the seven up. >> it just doesn't sound right ordering, i'll have a cheryl but hey, if joel does it. >> basically grown up shirley temples. >> exactly. >> i like. >> this one i think is my all five fav wt you do, we're using pop rocks. >> okay. >> you're going to take a littlenot water. because the watt letter actually start popping that. b aivate the pop rocks? >> no it will not. just go around like so. >> now. >> can you dip the hop i? -- t h look it, doesn't start popping yet. >> so cute. >> so just keeps it on there. so when we pour the champagne,. >> who will try this one? we will to. >> oh, now pop rocks. >> exciting. >> popping >> okay. so you gethe champagne. >> i just want the pop rocks. >> i do. >> where can people reach >> home med delish and social media, and my d faco you have or website some of these so people if they want -- >> absolutely. >> well, thankappy new year to you. >> cheers. >> very good. che

. >> shirley ribbon smith looks out for her neighbors.resident of the north woodridge citizens organization. there's something going on. shirley's 91-year-old neighbor was especially alarmed. >> her concern was she got a final notice. she was concerned that the final notice meant that something was happening to her house. >> the notices look like this. they say final notice, these companies try to low-ball seniors for their homes and get them to sell. >> in many cases, their most prized possession. >> kenyon mcduffy introduced a bill to help seniors. >> to go after these bad actors using the fraudulent and deceptive trade practices to prey on senior citizens and other homeowners. >> many have been in their homes 50-plus years. their property values are rising become more desirable to the predatory people. >> we just want to start to let them -- to see what it is. somewhere along the line this is being paid. everybody in this neighborhood gets one. >> shirley throws them away and she's not going anywhere. in the district, kristin wright, n

in the district, kristin wright, news4. >> go ahead shirley. we are with you. all right. we are helping you plan out your weekend from the weather to your entertainment. at the movies and on stage, >>> your lack of vanity. >> iron will. >> your sense of humor. >> ho ho ho. >> darkest hour. joining us live is advice for the weekend. so first, tell us about darkest hour, and then tanya. >> hey, guys, yeah, two very different picks in theaters this weekend. start with the serious one, darkest hour, stars gary as winston churchill. but i think darkest hour will be finest hour. getting a lot of buzz for best actor at the oscar's. and i think actually this is going to be his year to take it. similar how did the others did. prosthetics here are some of the best i've seen. you can't tell it's gary undi but the delivery of dialogue totally becomes the character. and fascinating look in parliament of winston churchill saying you can't negotiate with hitler. i think other people in the movie, he has the line in the movie, you can't negotiate with a tiger when you have the head in it

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley templend may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he came to our show and started writing a script based on

as well as her parents, george and shirley. she also leaves her grandchildren. mr. speaker, my heart is heavy for the entire family as well as for penny's extended family at the pennsylvania f.f.a. association. and the new kingstown volunteer fire company. penny dedicated her life to helping others, especially our youth. her memory will live on in the hearts of all those whose lives she's touched. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kildee: i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. ldee: thank you, speaker. well, yesterday i guess for the row this house voted for massive tax cuts for keep at the very top and left behind row a lot of working americans. in fact, gave permanent tax cuts to corporations and only temporary help for some american families. they said that the marketplace and corporations needed certainty. and that's why those tax cuts were permanent. now we have a conti

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his mother shirley comes here to visit and his sister brenda too when she's in town. oh, how they worried that war might put him here. except war didn't. there never was a thought back then about what could happen far from combat. what did happen? all those strange things down south in north carolina. fayetteville is an old town, steeped in revolutionary and civil war history, smack in the middle of the bible belt. but now, cargo planes buzz in and out of pope air force base. and off past the confines of the city sprawls ft. brag, home base of the computer whiz the special ops major, david shannon, his house was here just a few blocks off base. the major, his wife joan and their four children. it was july 2002, like a sauna that night, so hot and humid, and then a light rain, the cooldown began. david and joan watched a movie on tv, fell asleep, and then -- >> i don't remember hearing the first shot, something woke me up. >> and then you heard a shot? >> and i know that whatever woke me up, i know my ears were already ringing. when i turned the light on and i see he's

shirley israel, 98 years old, is one of them. >> reporter: you're saying it's the pits. >> yes, it'she pits. >> west lake did not renew the lease and plans to convert the property into something other van senior housing. future plans are unclear and they did not respond to our request for comments. >> it doesn't help to be mad. it's disappointing, and we have a lot of soro. >> it's lucky because she has family as support, and many people here don't have family. >> reporter: the seniors learned they have to get out earlier this week and they're given six weeks notice. according to california law each facility must submit a closure plan for approval. they said they're disappointed they did not renew the long-term lease and they're committed to helping the residents through the transition process. are you mad at west lake? >> no. >> senior living centers are 90% occupied costing $4,500 a month in the bay area. she is sad to go but has already found a place which is a bit more expensive. you seem at peace with all of this. >> i am. yes. i'm accepting it. >> in san jose, kiet do, kpix5 ne

. >> like the many distinguis distinguished guests that even and stayed here like shirley temple, fonznd even the daily lawm awho we're told is the first thing from a diva. >> we're pulling our hair out what type of tea. we find out heeds lip ton plan is so a box of lip ton that's all he wanted. >> and while you wanted to try all of the stap rooms american classics with a twist like muscles with bacon and balsamic. >> everybody peeking up to say hello. >> hello. >> mmm the balsamic is so unexpected. >> ronzino with spaghetti squash. >> the whole dish is this golden tartry bouquet of flavor. in bethlehem. >> i like that. >> there's one dish that is distinguished as the hometown favorite, the tap room meat loaf. >> michael once was thinking about removing it and i think there was a riot out in front of the hotel. >> you were going to take the meat loaf off the help u. >> i was. his meat loaf is second to none. >> it sure is. >> the fwlaiz looks armal pkd with flavor inside. >> maybe. >> and end on a swot note. >> chestnut, chocolate minute and honey cinnamon. >> i'm reaching for the stai

>> shirley maclaine: oh, yes, mike.restrials? do they come visit you on the porch? "now you're being unpleasant, wallace," is what you're saying. >> maclaine: yes, this is what i was a little afraid of. but you don't have to be that unpleasant. it doesn't become you, you know? >> johnny carson: cruel, you're cruel. >> stahl: mike was equally direct with the king of late night television, johnny carson, about his past troubles with drinking. >> wallace: there was a time, when-- >> carson: i used to have a little pop, i sure did. i don't handle it well. >> wallace: you and-- really, you don't? >> carson: i don't handle alcohol well at all. no. >> jay leno: where's kroft? kroft, up next. >> stahl: steve interviewed >> kroft: do you-- uh... >> stahl: and had a senior moment. >> kroft: i just lost my train of thought. and i was trying to remember this question i wanted to ask him. >> leno: he's had a stroke. can we stop? i was ready to jump in with the paddles. ♪ ♪ >> stahl: morley hung out with television icon jackie gleaso

. >> like the many distinguis distinguished guests that even and stayed here like shirley temple, fonz and even the daily lawm awho we're told is the first thing from a diva. >> we're pulling our hair out what type of tea. we find out heeds lip ton plan is so a box of lip ton that's all he wanted. >> and while you wanted to try all of the stap rooms american classics with a twist like muscles with bacon and balsamic. >> everybody peeking up to say hello. >> hello. >> mmm the balsamic is so unexpected. >> ronzino with spaghetti squash. >> the whole dish is this golden tartry bouquet of flavor. in bethlehem. >> i like that. >> there's one dish that is distinguished as the hometown favorite, the tap room meat loaf. >> michael once was thinking about removing it and i think there was a riot out in front of the hotel. >> you were going to take the meat loaf off the help u. >> i was. his meat loaf is second to none. >> it sure is. >> the fwlaiz looks armal pkd with flavor inside. >> maybe. >> and end on a swot note. >> chestnut, chocolate minute and honey cinnamon. >> i'm reaching for the st

i have met shirley, a force of nature. another firecracker. that be.. the statistic of the day. 0ne think so. the statistic of the day. one in eight of us will live to the age of 100. a third of our life will be left in later life, with old age. the problem is, a laughter that time is spent with lots of conditions, that facts of outfits. the idea you could take drugs, surgery advancing or improving the quality of life as they get older, probably while people are talking about this. the overriding message, you can do a lot of it yourself. get out there and exercise, exercise your mind. a lot of it comes from your mind. big economic issue. exponentially large pa rt economic issue. exponentially large part of the american health budget is spent on the last years of life. if we give the healthier, drugs mean we don't need surgery, we can get to the stage where we not disproportionately putting health costs on all people at the expense of younger people. great series. let's move onto other stories. the range human rights envoy to myanmar suggest the governm

now there is a new bill proposed to >> reporter: shirley smith says her wood ridge neighborhood is aidden gem. >> it is a secret. don't tell anyone. a solid neighborhood. >> reporter: the only thing wrong with it, well, the flood of letters that her and her neighbors get constantly. >> the name and address is on it. they are sending it to you. that to me is disheartening. >> reporter: they look like this. urgent and final notice written on them and scaring some into thinking that they have to sell their homes or they will lose them. the goal, to get them to sell below market price. he and his wife have been in their home for more than 40 years. >> routinely i receive flyers. i have one right here that i got monday of last week. they come weekly. >> reporter: the council member hopes the new bill will put an end to it all. >> th flyers to senior citizens and using phrases like final notice, urgent really deceptive trade practices. it really gives the attorney general the tools that they need to go after these sorts of people. >> and these individuals prey on senior citizens. and you j

keep marching keep speaking up and to shirley chisholm once said if they don't give you a seat at the table bring a folding chair and that's exactly what hillary clinton's been doing since she lost the election searching for any way whatsoever to get back under the spotlight and when teen vogue invited her to guest at it it's december issue what resulted was an ode to hillary never the less we resist guest edited by hillary rodham clinton and it features no less than three essays written by various women on what exactly they learned from hillary clinton and as an american female i feel as though i've learned so much from her myself so here's my list number one it's perfectly ok to be totally hypocritical i believe. that marriage is. not just a bond but a sacred bond between a man and a woman i support marriage for lesbian and gay couples i support it personally and as a matter of policy and law number to deflect criticism by shaming anyone who criticizes you as sexist this is a man who has called women pigs slobs and dogs number three never take responsibility for your failures last b

. >> host: shirley from jacksonville. the next action the senate needs to take up as the spending bill that is continuing resolution. the deadline is friday december 22. remember that was a two-week extension initially december 8. it will be covering the proceedings on that tomorrow and into thursday. hoping to get out of here for the christmas holiday. denise joining us in las vegas, nevada on the democrats line. >> caller: [inaudible] >> caller: first, thank you for taking my call. in my opinion, all the republicans should be ashamed of themselves for what they have done to play puppet to their king. apprentice trump with a love letter to you to g have -- lower-level tea and capital ru rump. they are not going to hire more people. companies stated that right there on tv that they are not going to do it. i don't know how they think they are going to raise wages. our president promised $4,000 a year more for people and that isn't true. none of it is true. it's amazing that these people actually thought of something to mak

robert hurt ultimately, i became the chief and after nine years i was appointed to fire chief in shirley franklin. a few months later, i was recruited serve at the highest fire official position in the country, the united states fire administrator under president obama, and i was confirmed by a bipartisan congressional committee as the nation's highest official in the united states of america. months, the new mayor of atlanta recruited me back to the city of atlanta where i served him faithfully for five years. two years after my return, i was designated the fire chief of the year by "fire chief" magazine. god had blessed me with a fairytale career. in 2014, my childhood american dream was abruptly halted because i wrote a book for a christian bible study on my own time that emphasized meant to be the husband's and father's and leaders that we have been called to be and that through crisis all things are possible. tooklanta city official issue with a few paragraphs i wrote in my book that described the big a bowl -- biblical view of sexuality. the city of atlanta suspended me and proceed

. >> anthony: i've sat there drunk and challenged band after band, shirley bassey -- no problem!a huge part of life in the philippines, so making it as a cover band, being sent abroad to perform is a big deal. but one thing remains the same -- always. to succeed, you better be able to pick up new material, fast. >> eric: whitney houston, celine dion, tony braxton, beatles and elvis presley. >> anthony: how many songs in your repertoire? around how many? >> eric: thousands already. >> anthony: and if you don't know it you pretty much can fake it real quick. >> woman: yeah. >> anthony: five years from now, where would you like to be? where would you like to be playing? >> eric: that's a good question. like my biggest dream is to play in las vegas in the u.s. this is my dream. >> man: when we get to the dream, you know, playing in las vegas, we want to play first when we get there -- "we are the champions," if we get there. excellence haircolor by l'oréal. it colors. with pro-keratine complex rich, radiant color and it cares for my hair. no color protects better. or covers gray bett

during a trip to baltimore to play poker, he met his late wife shirley who was at a nearby synagogue for a convention. he quickly fell in love with this beautiful high school student from washington whom he referred to with a smile as my young lady. they married a year later. greenbaum drew upon his family history as taylors to start his own dry-cleaning service where he worked until he retired in 1997. he now serves to volunteer at the united states holocaust museum where he speaks regularly about his experiences. i will tell people don't be a bystanders, speak out, speak out against any in justice, that's how we make sure that we won't ever let this ever happen again. and that is part of what mr. greenbaum would have explained to you about his experiences. we do have a survivor of the holocaust, manuel "manny" mandel. his father took a position as one of the four chief cantors in budapest. at that time, budapest was one of the most important jewish centers in europe, my grandmother was born in that community. as a 17-year-old boy in hungary, manny and his family were in a group of

shirley after that came out in the press, we saw this torrent of women senators on the democratic side franken to step down. was thaty, the comment he should go through the ethics committee and have full hearings. now, several of the senators are saying they have seen enough and they think he is not fit to serve any longer alongside them and that he should step down. vonnie: a couple quick questions, toluse. there are still several women senators who have not expressed an opinion as well as male senators. is six enough pressure? toluse: senator franken is going to be facing a great amount of pressure now that a number of his colleagues in his own party have called on him to resign. he has said he wants to go through the ethics committee and cooperate with that. you can expect democrats are going to be talking to one another to find out what they are going to do. it is a lot of pressure on minority leader chuck schumer to decide whether or not he wants to stand by the senator in his caucus or stand by these various women who have called for senator franken to step down. vonnie: just 30

drive as big as shirley chisholm drew it. just draw the circle we used tuse the way we used to drive to everybody. on the other side, i think you have a real problem. let's not forget the republican party is the party of lincoln. this party was founded in an slavery pro- liberty party and is now in danger of becoming the party of steve bannon. now, you know, there is nothing inherent in conservatism that requires this hostile stand toward people of color, toward the new rising majority. in fact, if i'm honest, half of thet black people should be voting for republicans. oh my god, how can you say that? because i've met black people .and if you actually have a conversation with african americans, we are the most churchgoing part of the democraticg coalition. the two strongest parts of the black community and the black church and hip-hop, right. hip-hop, nobody is rapping about being on welfare. they're rapping about getting rich. that's republican, they're rapping about stuff. that's republican so, and then, you know, the peopl

we should be at the union no mention probably shirley and shared an open letter to sell it and if we did before. either join them or formally in fandom lift them. blue beast a little bit shiny thoughtless what am i going to forward in the hate and division when i get close enough for the international to make them and for good on a local show. village shout at. the end that awesome and had that feeling of susceptibility to them that get in line and should be totally honest about shut off in the boat in the film if you're feeling clever spoke to them what if you don't like them of them when i suffer a little sad so i left shortly the mountain with a long number five left and won't get us off on the nest hopefully message for their men and women who fear and madam don't know anything should have to happen one of them to have got them all to think mostly of before policy and any film from . that additional of us actually coming from each other. for feeling any official. in itself so that our early access to no coming from misfit and about the most likely to get in on eastern and one and

. >> ok, hi, my name is shirley and i am from ucsf school of pharmacy and if it is about roll back for birth control it's -- i mean i think we just wanted to know what your current standpoint is and if there are proposed actions against women in san francisco or on a federal level for the people that can no longer afford birth control because of this. thank you. >> thank you. that is a question and we'll move that over to our director of health. and you can actually get that answer back from the director or colleen that can tell you the department's position at this point. ok. thank you. we have one more public comment. >> i can say 30 seconds. >> thank you. >> hello, my name is michael pet relis and i'm a long-time person with aids and accountability activist and i'm here today because i'm very concerned that there was no public discussion as far as i was aware of a pointing nancy pelosi's chief-of-staff to this public body. specifically, i'm talking about dan personal. my concern about the appointment of dan bernal to this board needs a lot more scrutiny. specifically we need to know

. >> you were britain's shirley temple. >> kind of, yes. >> petula clark on tour plus a visit to santa'sas very latest on this winter weather advisory coming up next. >>> and little girl with holiday spirit she the new jersey school concert that has become a viral sensation we will show it next stay with us >>> welcome back, power yourself a glass or two or three, it is not as christmas eve but it is national, eggnog day as one of the most popular beverages served during the holidays, so it is probably no , coincidence celebrated on christmas eve. the traditional recipe for eggnog is milk, cream, sugar with eggs, spices and, of course, alcohol, and the glass , it is power into a traditional garnished with a sprinkle or cinnamon, nut meg, pour me a glass and cheers, it is almost christmas. >> sometimes. >> sometimes. >> depending on what time it is. happy national eggnog day to you and merry christmas eve to you jan and to you at home. weather watchers have been checking in with interesting pictures, one just came in from lynn springer kennel, she's stuck in the traffic where ever she is

his sisters, carmen and shirley, remember most that he loved kidding around with his siblings. >> dryense of humor. he'd say something and you're not sure if you're supposed to laugh at it, if he was joking. >> you know, funny jokes and little tricks and things. prankster is the word i'm going for. >> reporter: after high school frank joined the navy. it was around that time that he married a local girl, but that line about the sea being a jealous mistress is true. >> his first wife was tired of him traveling all over, being gone for six months at a time. after he got out, he was really kind of a lost soul. he just really didn't know what he wanted to do, and then she ended up leaving him anyway. >> reporter: after the divorce frank was at loose ends. different jobs, different relationships. he felt as if he were floundering until he found first religion -- >> is there any questions? >> no, sir. >> reporter: and then a place called angelgate academy. >> he just loved that job. he loved working with the kids. >> reporter: angelgate was run by the california national guard from its base

during a trip to baltimore to play poker, he met his late wife shirley who was a nearby sin going for convention. he quickly fell in love with this beautiful high school sweetheart, high school student from washington whom he referred to with a smile as my young lady. they married a year later. greenbalm drew upon his family history as tailors to start his own dry-cleaning service where he worked until he retired in 1997. he now serves the volunteer at the united states holocaust memorial museum where he speaks regularly about his experiences. i will tell any -- i will tell people, don't be a bystander. speak out. speak out against any injustice. that's how we make sure that we won't ever let this ever happen again. that is part of what mr. greenbalm would have explained to you about his experiences. now we are fortunate to have with us today a survivor of the holocaust, manny mandel, born emanuel on may the 8th of 1936. though his family was originally from budapest, hungary, and they went back there shortly after his birth where his father took a position as one of the four chief ca

. >> residents shirley maddox lined up for a gift to give her a chance to give a gift. >> i usually cook every thanksgiving and christmas and give it away to different people in the building that can't cook for themselves. >> it's an annual effort that cowell mynates to a box packing event and firehouse. it is led by the real life santa volunteer bill milligan. >> we have some we have gone in the senior home that said if it weren't for us bringing baskets in, they couldn't bring in the family to have a dinner they serve. >> we will all be whipped but it will feel good. >> it's appreciated. >> it means a lot this is a good thing you are doing. >> in bladensburg, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: we should tell you after the day's event today the organizer had to be rushed to the hospital and the read-life santa volunteer is okay ped seresting. -- okay and he is resting. we wish him a quick recovery. michelle: abc7 monitors breaking news from the west coast. deadly amtrak derailment in washington state south of seattle. we have an update next. nast i'm nathan baca at the local farm looking t

. >> there was campbell's soup dolls, flintstone dolls, dolls like shirley temple. >> irene invests thousandsf dollars into collecting a wide variety of dolls. then, in 1977, her husband, john sr., dies of respiratory failure at the age of 63. irene's obsession with dolls only grows after her husband's death. that worries her little sister juanita. >> i'd say, "irene, do you know what a mess your house is in?" and she'd say, "it's my house." >> juanita asks her daughter emma and her granddaughter lori to go to irene's house and conduct a head count. a census might be more like it. are their hundreds of dolls? a thousand? many thousands? >> i was shocked, and i know lori was... >> oh, my gosh. >> ...really shocked. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the world's priciest doll is the $6 million clockwork l'oiseleur doll. what makes it so special -- it was owned by marie antoinette, it was the barbie prototype, or because it has thousands of moving parts? the answer in a moment. building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in f

. >> don't call me shirley. >> back to work. >> a lot of people are getting ready to travel for the holiday. maybe you'll have that much fun at the airport. i don't know. we are going to have seasonable weather. it is going to be really cold here. maybe you do want to hop on those flights. as we look at the seven day forecast, it is pouping up. three microclimates. 35 degrees, 40 in the peninsula and 41 in the south bay. we are starting out with slightly cooler temperatures than yesterday at this time. in some spots, we are dipping below freezing, then it's going to be another warm day, warmer than where we should be for the end of december. morgan hill, a high of 63 degrees. 60 in milpitas and 64 in danville. oakland, up to 57 degrees for the high temperature. more breezy. half-moon bay, 57 degrees and 56 degrees on the embarcadero north bay reaching up to 59 degrees. it's going to be cooler than it has been, thanks to the cloud cover ahead of the next storm system now producing rain well to the north of us. this is such a quick moving system, it's going to be one and done as we go into la

gibson holiday dinner has been serving meals for law enforcement and their families by his parents shirley harrison gibson. officer gibson was shot and killed in 1997 as he sat at a traffic light. togeth to get through the holidays the parents prepared a dinner in gratitude for law enforcement. the number of guests has grown and grown from over a dozen to several hundred. the gibsons have officially retired from the event, but the event is still going strong. thanks to some help from the capital area law enforcement association. >> good to see that. >>> he is the man police say crashed his car into a crowd of counter protesters. >> it dominated the headlines national stage. how the tension from that day is still high as the suspect goes to court. >> and what is a church van doing parked outside the scene of a high end robbery? the holy heist caught onamera c >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 4:00. >> right now at 4:30, high a man accused of ramming his car into a crowd and killing a 32-year-old woman is sitting in a courtroom about to face a judge. it is still hard to watch. that was

. >> like the many distinguished guests that have eaten and stayed here, like shirley temple, the fonz who we're told was the furthest thing from a dolly diva. >> new he was a tea drinker. we're pulling/hair out what type of tee, we find out he's a lip ton fan. so, a box of lip ton, that's all he wanted. >> while i want to try all of the taprooms, american classics with a twist, like their muscles with bacon anibal sam i can. >> everyone is speaking to up say hello. hello. >> yum. >> this balance saldivar mick is so un expected. >> spaghetti squash. >> the whole dish is just golden, butter i, bouquet of flavor in bethlehem. i like that. >> there is one dish that is distinguished as the hometown favorite, the taproom's meatloaf. >> michael once was thinking about removing it, and i think there was a riot out in front of the hotel. >> you were going to take the math love off the menu? >> the meatloaf is second to none. >> sure is. >> oh, man. the demi glaze looks carmelize dollars, the meatloaf like a christmas ball. >> packed with flavor inside. delicious. >> finally, end your night on

we were certainly worried because he was such a force on the show, but shirley has been absolutely brilliantel they need a contrast of characters and she does a nice line in critique but also support and enthusiasm ? line in critique but also support and enthusiasm? exactly, and good fun. the relationship between her and bruno is fantastic. she's not afraid to put craig in place when necessary. long may she continue. we're down to the final four. we've got debbie mcgee, alexandra burke, gemma atkinson and joe mcfadden. and the money seems to be onjoe? gemma atkinson and joe mcfadden. and the money seems to be onjoe7m does, which nobody saw coming. i think debbie and alexandra are the best a nswers think debbie and alexandra are the best answers but it is notjust about that. joe has had the journey, which everybody talks about, and he has never been in the dance—off! gemma is an outside bet but she has a great relationship with aljaz, who's very popular so, that might have an effect. people have got behind debbie mcgee, because for many people, we get used to seeing these athletic young peopl

shirley gibson is brian's mother and that first christmas she channelled her grief into a show of gratitude. she cooked all of her son's favorite dishes. she and her husband harrison invited brian's fellow officers to their house for dinner to thank them for their service. the dinner caught on and grew and grew and became a tradition that went on for 20 years. the gibsons are slowing down a little bit now, and the event just got too big for them to manage. they said last year's dinner would be their last. but the tradition has become too cherished to lose. today the gibson holiday dinner went forward. the capital area law enforcement foundation worked with the gibsons to host the dinner at the fraternal order of police lodge downtown. the menu still features brian gibson's favorite dishes, but this year mrs. gibson got to sit down and relax a little. well earned. >> yeah, so nice to see that continue. >>> another important step in the road to recovery for a maryland woman nearly killed in the las vegas massacre, tina frost's family and friends are gathering for a fund-raiser right now at go

shirley thomas-moore had this to say. >> it's hard when, every day, you come in and, if you say somethingand something is done -- it gets worse. so that's why a lot of women do not complain. they don't say anything. there was one particular situation with this young lady. she finally got enough gets to go up there and report it, but before she could get down to the line, it was already known what she went upstairs for. so who's telling it? she was taken off that job and put on a harder job. >> sreenivasan: in response to your reporting, the executives at ford put out this statement, i'm sorry for any instance where a colleague was subjected to harassment or discriminatory conduct. there's no room for harassment at ford motor company, we don't want you here and we'll move you out for behavior like this. there will be retaliation -- no retaliation for anyone who speaks up and no one is above the rules anywhere in the hire arcky. are these incidents an anomaly, episodic? >> ford thinks of them as episodic. some would argue systematic. we certainly know that there was a huge ongoing pattern o

biographer ruth franklin recalls writing of author shirley jackson. and in we were eight years in power, examines race relations in america and the legacy of president obama. >> when i came into journalism i wanted a big admonishing from all the black writers and even well-meaning white writers, don't get boxed off as a black writer, don't allow them to -- and i understood what they were saying, you want your freedom to pursue yourself wherever your curiosity goes. my curiosity led me actually back to my people, back to my community, and it was only really when i started doing the report under the presidency, under the obama presidency that i came to understand that as i say in the book, i was never boxed in, everybody else was boxed out because african-american history doesn't exist over here. it is the thread running right through the country itself, so if you -- [applause] >> in the rainbow. >> many of these authors have appeared on book tv, you can watch them online on our website booktv.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span

biographer ruth franklin recalled the writing of author shirley jackson. pulitzer prize-winning journalist len frankel tells the story behind the classic movie high noon and the political climate the time it was made.and in we were eight years in power, tommy c coates examines race relations in america and the legacy of president obama. >> when i came into journalism, one of the big admonishing rules of black writers and even well-meaning white writers was don't get boxed off as a black writer. so i understood what they were saying. you want your freedom to pursue yourself wherever your curiosities go and i agonized over this for a long time because my curiosity led me back to my people and back to my community. it was only really when i started going on that report on the presidency, the obama presidency, i came to understand that as i say in the book, i was never boxed in. everybody else was boxed out. african-american history doesn't exist over here. it is the thread running right through the country itself. [applause] they don't get that. they think it

at oasis shirley park school in croydon, for linda burns, the day is also beginning.london olympics to most recently being the uk's deputy ambassador to cyprus. i spent about 20 years in the foreign office, which in london meant that i was working in the ministry in whitehall advising the government, ministers, number ten about foreign affairs and foreign policy. then i was out in the field working in embassies. the now teach trainees receive some money during their training year. the amount depends on the subject they teach. it sounds extremely arrogant to say it, but i am not doing this for the money, i am not depending on this for my livelihood, and i am not looking at it as a career. the department for education insists it is investing £1.3 billion until 2020 to attract more teachers, although there are concerns about the future. we are in a crisis at the moment in this country in which we have a teacher shortage, and it is really serious. typical clothes that they wore in ancient athens. but is this the answer? now teach is an untested pilot scheme, and if it goe