follow him at lunch time and ask the waiter what it was that judge shea was working, and the waiterly the first thing he did was going to judge shea and tell him a bunch of liberal people were counting the number of drinks he was having. so judge shea came into court after lunch furious with me, and so he had come up with this plan, which was to announce that he was biased against smitty and that he was biased against us as his lawyers, so he took himself off the case, which, of course, was exactly what i wanted to happen. >> narrator: but even with a new judge, clive and tom knew they would have to discredit the government's witnesses, j.j. hall and karl holley. >> i said in court that hall and holley, were both of them facing the death penalty along with thousands of years in prison. so they're sitting there saying, hmm, on the one hand i get to die or go to prison for the rest of my life, on the other handy make up a story against smitty, who i didn't like, which one am i going to do? >> narrator: in 1990, smitty caught a break when the u.s. supreme court ruled that improper jury

romaine: thank you, ken, bloomberg intelligence's kenneth shea, thank you.site as well as the nasdaq 100 falling below 3% right now. the nasdaq 100 down 21% from its peak. hard,w york faang index down about 4.5%, and some of the individual movers -- amd and tesla, two of the highfliers, they are really down. taylor: and the wrapping up of the tech story we have been talking about, the vix on the 33 handle and the volatility fear gauge of the nasdaq, the highest going back to 2015. if you come into my terminal, the chart we have been showing , it has losses accelerating. google has losses in the red along with facebook and apple, all getting hit really hard here. romaine: the faang index is taking it on the chin. wroughtf the year, it is higher and it is apparently what is dragging a slower. taylor: this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from new york, welcome to a special edition of "boom -- bloombergs businessweek." i'm carol massar along with jason kelly. what a week it has been. we had a selloff on monday. a rally on wednesday. we are selling again. up, markets gogo dow

his 17-year-old sister, de shea banks, plays the cello. >>> how proud are you of your ability? thought i could do this. so, like, knowing that i could make something come out of that instrument is just like everything. >> de shea and keith started as p percussionists. >> reporter: she said it's not about making music, it's about fine tuning young lives. >> many people who grow up in baltimore never leave their neighborhood. our city leaves every week and the opportunity will take them places. >> reporter: for keith fleming, his talent has taken him to the selective baltimore school of arts. without or kids, where would you be? >> i can't see what path i would have took or where i would have ended up. >> reporter: when you're in your own band and famous, will you remember us? >> i got you. >> reporter: hang out with us? >>> now, that's the sound of success. cbs news, baltimore. >> that's the overnight news this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, you can check back with us a little later for the morning news and, of course, "cbs this morning." from the broa

tracking snow inie shea,rr stor tomoow morning. could see two feet of powder. tahoe.on tomorrow is good time 53 in san jose, concord, 4 in clear lake. tuesday 1:00 a.m., showers co t sedinnf bay, then racing out of here. 4:00 or 5:00 before the sun is upn o day, rain is ending and clouds departing. live doppler 7 along with satellite, storm system moving into california, will sink south tomorrow. behind is high pressure, opposite forces so bit of wind tunnel on christmas day. racing out of the north 15 to 30 miles an hour. overnight, showers early, ending after midnight and clouds dpa t departing as well. mid-30s to mid-40s will drop christmas day is brighter but breezier. a few clouds and rain-free, dry throughout the afternoon. 4:00, mid-50s, low 60s. rain is out of here, 59 in santa rosa, 57 in san francisco. 59 in san jose/concord up to re. traveling across theif ornia is sunshine, someoucl 6 degrees. accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow rain is out. sunshine returns. breezy. usher in cool mornings wednesday evenor f eve is dry, indication comfortable,

shea patterson picked off twice in the second half. you can see the michigan fans aren't too excited. 53-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. florida claims the peach bowl in a rout, 41-15 the final over >>> arkansas state, nevada in the arizona bowl. 59 minutes in, and the wolfpack reach the end zone. devontae lee drove it in from a yard out. fie he nail this one t nevada needs a touchdown to win. right here, they get it. 11 yards to roverson. nevada wins the arizona bowl 16-13. >>> to the nhl, the sharks start the new year on the road and san jose's trip is bound to be better. this is a marvel comics addition. they get the three on one, and carlton feeds donskoi for the goal. and the sharks take a 2-1 lead into the dressing room. then joe thorton sets up couture for one of his two goals. then a quick shot from the point. a goal and three assists for carlson. but the other carlson had two goals. his assist coming from eric. sharks win 7-4, the final. are you a little confused about which carlson did what? >> exactly. >> the orang

. >> to shea what happened is not irrelevant. >> the christmas market in strasbourg has reopened with increased security, government officials say they opened the market to honor the victims. >> and the time is 4:34, they're shocked in a small indiana community after a teenager had a shootout with police at a middle school. it happened in richmond indiana, 60 miles east of indianapolis, police got a tip that a student at dennis intermediate school planned a school shooting. the officers arrived at the same time of the student, they exchanged gunfire outside of the school and the boy ran inside and shot himself. he died, no other students were hurt. >>> the cdc says a record number of americans were killed by guns last year. there were almost 40,000 gun related deaths in 2017. there is a steady increase in suicides accounting for 60% of those deaths. and the deadliest shooting in u.s. history was the one in las vegas tell country music festival. most of the homicides reflect the gun violence taking a major toll on communities of color and lower income neighborhoods. >>> and a family is

gardener johnson picked up shea patterson twice in the second half. that was pick number one. franks followed it up with a 5-yard t.d. pass. yeah, not impressing michigan fans. especially when he added a 53-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. florida claims peach bowl victory in a rout, 41-15 the final there. >>> arkansas state, nevada in the arizona bowl, 59 minutes in, and the wolf pack finally reach the end zone. devontae lee drove it out from a yard out. nevada took a 2-7 lead. he nailed this 32-yarder to send the game to overtime. groupie added a 24-yard field goal in o.t. so nevada needed a touchdown to win. they get it. 11 yards to reagan roberson. nevada wins arizona bowl ta aut inconsisia s 7 points inh quarter, south carolina none. that was a nine-yard run. he had 106 yards on the ground. bryce perkins took over. he had had three touchdown passes. all of them to zach them to zact he had 12 catches for 100 yards. virginia wins the belk bowl 28-0. the sharks will start the new year on the road and san jose's trip is sure to be better with eric karlsson on the tea

clear enough point, then reiterate in the last week by dennis shea, u.s. ambassador to the wto.and should live up to your notification responsibilities. so transparency, which u.s. has now table the proposal, cosponsored the eu and japan and costa rica and several, argentina included. so it's the first initiative for changing the rules that has now been tabled, and we will see how it turns out. papers have been tabled. as i mentioned the canadians have detailed papers. the eu has a detailed paper. china does. it, reform will be at least considered i would think we will take place. it's a good time for an acceleration. i know peterson institute has done a lot on the subject, but it's a good time to think about what should the reforms be. going beyond the ones i have just mentioned, if you have a system of governance, usually it has actually three branches, no matter what government it is. some of them tend to be concentrated in one person. i have visited of those places but you have an executive function. who is going to monitor? who is going to make sure there is compliance? who

and a team here join us again in thirty minutes for the latest global news headlines where we see shea we'll take you through the latest updates. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent slice last year some with four hundred to five hundred trades per circuit first second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars . china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only. come to call russia no one has ever no one has ever had a country never even had about most school. very many people will choose to be biologically will. move your body if. your mind isn't working so well i believe we will have pretty much no biologically old people we will have a much greater number of old people. hello and welcome to cross tal

. >> she was able to maneuver they stroller aw from the crash when it appeared sheas going to be struck by the vehicle. >> reporter: but questions in this case remain erunan. >> we're going to be looking at any evidence that we can find in the areas of surveillance, w want to talk to witnesses in the area. and that will determine if charges are sought. >> meantime, pushing past the troubling sights and sounds of the crash, reflecting instead on how strangers responded. so, i think it just shows, there really is good in people witness something like that, you try to do whatever you can to make sure that the person is okay. >> reporter: tonight,sthe woman ck by that truck is in the hospital. we're told by police that her v injuries arey serious, but she is expected to survive. reporting in arlington, david culver, news 4. >>> the russian gun rights activist and former american university grad student now admits she was a secret agent for the kremlin. maria butina bleeding guilty to a conspiracy. charge in u district court here in d.c. today, and she's agreed to cooperate with investigator

from germany to italy where the small medieval turns of riyad shea and comedian the southern region of calabria were being abandoned as people drifted away to seek work elsewhere re archer responded by inviting refugees to stay in the town to do up the houses and to reopen the bakeries it was truly a fresh start for everybody involved until that is the populist interior minister material salvini put reactionaries mayor under house arrest and ordered hundreds of refugees to get out of town now the mayor of kemeny fears that he's going to face the same treatment. just zip that i found is worried about his village he's worried that he'll soon be greeting only widows and retired people again but like many communities in southern italy kamini is zero risk of dying out because of unemployment immigration and an aging population. until now his solution was refugees and migrants there been aquarian. like a few other mayors he invited families from west africa bangladesh syria iraq and many other countries to set up a provisional home in the village. but i want to work you can see the transform

of an i vestor willlate the wash sale rule if he or shea bias different e tracking the same index. but what he or she can do is buy some of the underlying holdings within therk index to get exposure. but willen says one should not buy all of them going above say 450 stocks in the s&p 500 could cause an investor to lose t deduction. for nightly business report, leslie picker. >>> this was billed as do or die day for sears today. anyone interested in buying the struggling retailer out of bankruptcy had to have submi addy 4:00 p.m. eastern time. if no bids came in sears faced theossibility of liquidation. lauren hirsch, the consumer and retail reporter for cnbcelom. >> i canyou the sources told me at the very last minute somebody submit add bid. it's possible that sears can avoidliquidation. but there is uncertainty to come. >> do we know the bidde >> esl. we know that esl. >> that's theedge fund runly edward lampert who has been the chairman of the company a was ceo for sears. >> and a big investor in sears as through esl he invested in sears throughout the struggles as a public comp

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with shea butter and triple oat complex.ive barrier for lasting relief. wear what you love, aveeno®. >>> according to christian history, 300 years after the crucifixion of christ, helena, empress of rome, discovers the cross jesus died on. >> from the moment the cross is found, people become interested in having a piece of the wood itself because of its direct connection to the body of christ. >> legend says helena divides the cross into pieces. >> i imagine when helena broke up the cross, it was such a desire for her to take it with her, to be able to share this tangible representation of her savior, of her lord. >> sometime later, pieces of the true cross start appearing throughout the roman empire. >> our first evidence that fragments of the cross were being spread around the mediterranean is from the late 340s and 350s when we learn that people have taken pieces of the true cross over to the north african seaboard. >> if the helena tradition is correct, that would only have been 20 years or so since its first finding. th

and cheap global strategists of europe pacific capital and danielle shea the director of options at simpler trade welcome to you both guys we know some u.s. commodities notably beings have lost major market share to china and have been prices have suffered seriously but what about companies which could see some benefits as a result of what's going on and are there some that could make some major moves peter you first. well first of all the only benefit that we're going to have is to the extent that trump completely backs down and walks away from the trade war because all he's done right now is the lay the day of reckoning and he basically he was threatening to punch everybody in the face on january first and now he's saying well i may hold off on punching you for another ninety days so you know the only benefit that people derive is the fact that trump backs down but you know ultimately i think that he doesn't really understand the dynamics here as america has benefited at the expense of china because we've been getting these huge trade deficit we get to consume all these things that we don

a teen found it while sheas changing in the forever 21 dressing room.more victims. >>> a powerful winter storm dumping snow over parts of the upper midwest today. folks in the midwest bringing outhe snow shovels. rain is a problem in texas. a strong line of storms leaving parts of the state under water. >>> that same system responsible for all the damage is just hours away fromitng us. we are not expecting the same kind of severe weather. >> amelia draper isit back what we should expect. >> we're talking about heavy rain in the forecast. that could lead to some flooding basinns down at the tidal as well. the area picking up around an inch,or potentially in some locations. it will be dry next few hours. 49 degrees right now. plenty of clouds out there. 7:00 stilldry. temperatures just hang out in the mid 40senhis g. the system bringing not only with it rain but warmer weatherh ah around 60 degrees. ain inhere is some heavy the forecast could lead to some flooding concerns. most of us are under a flood watch. i'll have moreoming up at 5:45. and then more

. >> the red cross is helping the families with hotel rooms, and at this point, fire crews shea they have not determined the cause of the fire. reporting from san raphael, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> sheriff's deputies in arizona are investigating the death of a 14-year-old who fell to her death from a scenic overlook in northern arizona, her family visited the arizona utah border. the girl's body was found 700 feet below the overlook which has no barriers, authorities say her death appears to be a tragic accident. >>> bart police are investigating an attempted robbery at the coliseum bart station. this happened 8:30 yesterday morning. a man told police that someone tried to rob them and had what looked like a brown rifle inside his coat. he got help at a station agent booth. when he arrived the attacker was gone. call bart police. >>> and there's a schedule out for next week. trains will run until 3:30 in the morning, if you plan to take bart, make sure to check their schedule, the trains will be on a special schedule starting at 8:00 new year's night and will be skipping some of the stati

researchers shea that african- americans were 3 times more likely to be arrested in california in 2016. back in the early 1990s, they were 3.6% more likely to be arrested. >>> and also happening today, the contra costa county board of supervisors will discuss the future of gun shows in the county of antioch. many counties have adopted ordinance that prohibit gun shows at fairgrounds but the situation in chemical attack is more complicated. the fair ground is owned by the 23rd district agricultural association not that means local lawmakers cannot ban gun shows and they may ask the owner to ban omille building, they're looking to shore up the 58 story building. they'll submit a permit to get an upgrade. they're going to use 52 steel and concrete structure to shift the weight of the building to the bedrock below. it will cost $100 million. the millennium tower building is leaning 14 inches off center and it's sunk 18 inches since it opened 9 years ago. >>> the san jose city council is expected to vote for a us it will bring 68 million square photo to downtown san jose with 20,000 jobs. o

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this is nationwide and at some point, the doctors would shea hey, your kids need to ride and there would be a description to ride a bike. >> he was inspired by an article in 2010, and he said riding is my ridilin, he started with a pilot study in 2012. that found and signal biking session, it improves significant amounts of attention in adhd subjects and this arrives at the current study in stanford. >> we're looking at what happens during a single session of exercise, so, we're increasing incidence with or without adhd, we're looking at the brain activity and measuring it and affecting performance and measure due to exercise. >> exercise has a positive effect but they want to look at what seeking can do. >> what i like about cycling is the balance aspect. >> and while doctors same the current treatment options for adhd are good, they don't work for everyone. >> many kids don't respond well to medication, some don't, they have side effects, we do know exercise is good for the brain including all children. maybe we can hand out the prescriptions for exercise. that would be exciting. >> fo

. >> it will be easy to shea, put them in levi stadium and the resulting realization, that christmas eve may be the final football game in the coliseum. >> we spent five years playing in the stadium, people are talking trash about it, and it being the last, people talking about it, it's crazy, there's no book on how to do this. i'll figure it out the best way i can, day by day. >> and now we're trying it figure it out f mark davis left the door slightly ajar for next season, he own lawsuit, but for the fans i have to think about it. it leavestous to think about what might come next. come next. >>> and as scott mentioned the raiders leaving oakland, this he could share space with the 49ers, she hasn't heard from the riders, she's looking at lease agreements in case the team inquires, no word on how the 49ers would feel about sharing their home field. >>> something new in oakland this season, we'll look at the city's first and only outdoor ice skating rink. . > coming in for award wilson. she passed away last night at the age of 81. john legend treated that she was a magical performer

now, phillips had been charged with setting his then girlfriend andrea on fire while sheas carrying his child. that little girl was born prematurely. still going through process of recovery after the fact. so he was looking at arson and attempted murder. jtoday ay found him not guilty of all those charges. his attorney telng us, the state did not have eugh proof. >> there was no dna. none of hertories matched up. her medical records didn't even match one the things she was sa ng. so there were all these holes and conflicts in the case that didn't make sense. the inevitable conclusionriole was that she was responsible. >> they believe they have enough evidence to find him guilty of some of the charges if not all of them. histtorney says he is working client'sng to put his life back together again. he is expected to be released from jail. news4. >> we turn to the other breaking story. the federal govnment pearls to be barreling toward a shutdown. here's a live look. the markets just closed. the dow dropped almost more than 500 points.nt the presi triggered panic opi cal hill when he said

. >> the city can't even reach its affordable housing goals now, so to now shea that bring in the google going to make that easier to us doesn't make sense. >> the city officials say they are working to address those concerns by requiring 25% of new housing in that area to be affordable. they try to negotiate the best deal possible for all people in san jose. >> our time is 6:36, for a second day, mourners and well wishers are lining up in the rotunda in the u.s. capitol building by the thousands saying goodbye to george h. w. bush, the 41st president is only the 12th commander in chief to lie in state. doug luzader in washington, now, where the capitol rotunda is open right now to the public. >> reporter: and it will remain open through the remainder of the day and overnight as we prepare for the actual funeral service tomorrow. a salute to a life of service, president trump and first lady melania pay their respects to former president george h. w. bush, heads bowed and eyes closed. and the flag draped casket is there for people to honor him and pay their respects and for the family in

hard to track, are they using a proxy server, it can be hard to track down the s >>> investigators shea while the threats were the same, the wording in some of the e-mails was different, police here in san francisco and elsewhere in the country say, that so far they have not found any explosive devices at any of the sites. reporting from san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> today is last day of a 5- day strike of thousands of health clinicians from kaiser permanente in california. they want curser to hire more staff and provide more resources for patients. the national union of health care workers say staffing problems force patients to wait a month or more for therapy appointments. kaiser has increased staff by 30% since 2015. >>> and tonight former first lady michelle obama will be in san jose, it's part of a nationwide book tour. she's promoting her new book, becoming, they're sold out. the cheapest tickets on a resale are $400. former first lady michelle obama will take part in a leadership work event in san jose, it's being held by a nonprofit group and former first lady michelle ob

no tina shea. they are very frosty up there. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah.y're very frosty. so i go up there and read books. >> jimmy: i have a theory as to why that is. >> why is that? >> jimmy: if you live in brooklyn, people are the opposite, because everyone's piled on top of each other. when you have a lot of space, you become more solitary. >> yeah, that's close to my theory. i think they were descendants of the donner party. [ laughter ] they're afraid of someone eating them. >> jimmy: that could be it, too. we'll really never have an answer to this question. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you do ranch-type stuff? are you out there, like, what goes on on a ranch? digging? do people dig there, whittling? >> oh, hell no. >> jimmy: nothing like that? >> no, when i go up there, i read books, i watch movies, we chill. there's not a lot to do. it's really, really beautiful in wyoming. just gorgeous. but not a lot of things to do. it's the least populated state in the union, so most people get the hell out of wyoming. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> it's really beautif

with shea butter and triple oat complex.rotective barrier for lasting relief. wear what you love, aveeno®. >>> let's get right to wall street where stocks have fallen one day after the feds latest rate hike. see that red down arrow right there. the stock markets on track for its worst december since the great depression. bring in christina live at the new york stock exchange this morning. tell us the mood on the floor there. it's been quite a bad month. >> reporter: this is a fight between wall street and the president arguably on one side and the federal reserve on the other. the federal reserve yesterday clearly indicating that it believes the economy is strong enough to withstand future rate hikes. wall street, it wants to keep the money in the system and so does the president because that really helps advance his economic agenda and help him have some credit for economic growth. and no one really realized how far apart the two sides were until yesterday. up on the floor here, it was a dramatic downward turn as soon as th

and i do think that as he and his supporters and enablers and people who shea i want to take the goodgs. i really like the two bad things. history will be written. whether this president was a suitable president of the united states of america the greatest country on the earth is something everyone -- what side were you on. this week raised that question for a lot of people. >> final thoughts please. scott. >> there's a flip side to argument to this. people out in the middle of the country who supported the president in 2016. who are still standing with him wanted a president who was non-traditional and make different decisions. they are not fond of intervention. they don't mind the shut down. they're not in hysterics. i think depending on your point of view and the pris m. you may be getting exactly what you wanted. to make everybody in washington mad. the syria decision was bad. i don't like walking into a fight for which you have no strategy end game. but there tr people out there who don't mind it when he's missing off washington d.c. >> the frustration people have. a crazy week i

several family members and residents decorated the courtyd where sheas shot last july. her mother saysayt's a w to keep her memory ale as the holidays approach. >> it's been very overwhelming, but like i said, i try to keep herything positive and keep name, you know, her legacy going. >> her mother says she finds comfort in knowing that police have chargedeo sevene in her daughter's murder. >> it's 5:07. the clock is ticking as a partial government shutdown looms. the white house is demanding $5 billion to build a wall along e us.-mexico border, but the president doesn't have the votes from the republican controlled congress. democrats are standing firm against funding the border wall. if lawmakers don't pass the spending bill by fridays thousand of federal workers in our area could be without a paycheck during the holidays. >>> we're learning more abo d thth of a 7-year-old migraine girl in us. custody. mua ccation barrier may have played a role in her death. he sigd a document in english saying his daughter was in good hihealth. native tongue is a mayan language. they

[applause] thank you to carol shea-porter for her extraordinary service. i'm really excited about chris and i am excited about his class. he told you a little bit about his class. they literally reduced the average age by 10 years. i was telling a joke just recently my good friend turned 68 and on his 68th birthday, he said the united states congress, the only place they say you have a heck of a future. >> [laughter] >> so amazing, amazing class. -- chris is coming in with an amazing, amazing class. i am super excited because they won't have to waste their time and the american public's time voting 53 times not to repeal the affordable care act. [applause] so we are going to have plenty of time and the majority and the gavels to really make a difference to make sure the , affordable care act is working for every family and every person across this great country, to make sure that people have access to medicaid expansion so they can get the treatment and recovery services that they need for opioid addiction, or alcohol, or mental health, or whatever else is

included maria ressa the editor of the news agency in the philippines on its parsons of the year list shea says journalists are under attack around the world. i think it shows just how difficult it is to be a journalist this year will we can't get away from the impunity of the killing. the jailing of the reuters journalists it's been almost a year it's a year it's a year now and then the challenges we're facing here what's happening in the united states journalists are under attack both online and in the real world and these real world dangers are something we have to fight in order to just be able to do our job u.k. prime minister to resign me has been meeting e.u. leaders in a last ditch attempt to rescue her brics a deal the e.u. has told me that the talks cannot be reopened and that they can only offer reassurances over the northern ireland backstop on monday may postpone the parliamentary vote on the withdrawal agreement. canada's public safety minister says he's deeply concerned for a former diplomat who has been detained in china but the minister insists that there's nothing explici

the talk show host says sheas consistently thought of leaving her show because in a way feels boxed in creatively. ellen says, i wanted to show all of me. the talk show is me, but i'm also playing a character of a talk-show host. there is a tiny, tiny bit of difference. ellen is reasing a n stand-up special on netflix called "relatable" next week. she focuses on how her celebrity has made her less relshable than used to be and may seem on her show. ellen isn signed to do her talk show through at least the summer of 2020. oh, it would be to sad to see her go. >>> llwe, an early alarm might be hurting your child's performance in the classroom. some new practices are helping kids in our area by letting them stay in bed. >>> and a man was trapped in grease for two days. firefighters were finally able to free him from a vent, but police have questions about why he was there in the first place. >>> i'm guessing he wasn't looking for the stash of fortune cookies. we're talking about rain coming back into the picture for torrow afternoon and evening. by the time you wake up saturday morning, m

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a speech shea gave -- the same theme, basically she would say, when he gave speeches to groups of blackters, she would say, eleanor roosevelt is one of the great women of our time, a towering, moral intellectual present and how wonderful she was but this election is not but eleanor root, it's about her husband and she would tell the stories, and fdr has a lot of virtues but refused to allow black reporters at his press conference until being pressed to do so. that's a matter of record. but he wouldn't desegregate the armed forces but lied to the public saying that the naacp went along with his policy, which was not true. everyone has things they did that historically we wish we could get back in a sense, and he was very bad on a lot of race issues which is why there's that famous poem by langston hues, waiting of roosevelt. he writes owl all the black voters have got into roosevelt and gotten in his judgment, nothing in return. maybe that's true or not true. that probably wouldn't have been any grandmother's view. the important thing is about her story, isn't what happened in politics l

just even seeing the rk she has done while in prison, knowing that e e woul nevegett out, younow, sheaso her tim she is done almost 22 years. i ink in life,e, everyone makes mistakeses. she really deserves a second chanance. amy: yes, that is kim kardashian. she met with the president. alice marie johnson was freed a few months ago. , talka jackson sloan about the significance of this moment and then how you overcame the opposition of so many republicans like tom cotton, for example, from arkansas, and others. 87 to 12. >> this is a historic moment. this is a moment where you not only have republicans and democrats coming together, you have got people from all across the country like van said, the formerly incarcerated leaders who said, enough is enough. we're not when a tell our people inside they have to wait another four years before they can get any kind of relief. we are going to keep fighting. they organized in their states and got media from all over the country, everything from the lexington courier to "the new york times" saying this is one of the most significant criminal just

it was joe shea reminded me of something that i knew and learned when i was on the city college board, which is how embedded city college is in so many communities and how related it is to so many of the issues that we deal with on this board and that the city deals with -- seeing paul from compass and thinking about the relationship between larkin street which sends so many of its youth to classes and class -- programs at city college. it gives people the skills and qualifications and credentials that they need to survive in an increasingly unforgiving economic environments. so i think, in any situation or condition at 50 million-dollar annual investment in access for folks to this incredible institution would be worthwhile. i do generally share concerns, of lots of us about set-asides, but this is a measure that is, thank you to supervisor kim, and thank you to all the community groups and folks who work so hard for this, it is funded. it has a tax associated with it. prop w. i think this is something we should do and i want to echo the things that others have sent supervisor kim's

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. >> yang: for 20 years, joan eve shea-cohen has had an antique business, that she runs with some helpm her friend gary weltner. >> i worry that suddenly, one day, there will be no ellicott city, maryland. >> howard county 911. >> oh my god. >> yang: in 2016, a devastating flood destroyed the downtownbu ness district. >> ma'am, what's going on? ui the water is abov the door. it's coming in theing. we need someone to come in. we have no place to go up. oh my god. >> what's, what's going on? >> there are cars, there are rs flying down the street. >> yang: it was called a freak storm, a once-in-a-lifetimeev t. three people dead. most buildings in the lowetown gutted. joan eve and other people ofpp main street into their life savings to rebuild. they would come back sr than ever. >> no doubts that i was going to come back. >> yang: she took what had been destroyed, and made it sparkle. then this past memorial day weekend, main street leabeed it had no a once-in-a- lifetime storm after all. >> i remember, early in the day it was beautiful. and sometime in the mid- afternoon, another shop ow

that is kenneth shea from new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are up-to-date on your architect.e with the conversation with gene munster. i'm jason kelly alongside joe weisenthal and carol massar. one of the things i want us to talk about, you have these predictions that your team has one -- we were starting to get into it before we took a break -- was the idea of the good phone. this speaks to something that i think we all talked about over the holidays, which was people buried in their phones. their obsessing about facebook, instagram, twitter feed. tell us how that plays through 2019, and how an investor can think about that. movement started by one of the partners at loup ventures. freedomc idea is that is the ultimate luxury. -- whether you are poor or wealthy, you're not free today because we have some level of tech addiction. some of it is mild, and you can operate well. others, you can probably think about people in your lives when you sit down at dinner and they are constantly checking their phone. this awareness is the first step about tech addiction, and becoming free

and when dennis shea is in washington, proposals in the technical trade committee, proposals and agriculture proposals in activities.the u.s. is there. the -- but the u.s. would not claim that it does not differ from prior administrations. it is not, it does not say that we are the guarantor of the system. do not worry about a thing, none of you have to do anything else. we will take on britain, we will drive the process. we will come up with trade initiatives. not so. what is needed is collective responsibility. collective leadership. and it is beginning to happen, in ottawa in october, 12 countries and the canadians met to talk about how to make the system better. it is beginning to happen and it is what is absolute essential if the u.s. is changing how it approaches the wto, it has to be the others come forward to think about how they might help make the system work. and they are doing it. ... who are international specialists. i mean, that's what they're headed towards. i was concluding a talk on the trading system in a central asian country in the first question was from a student, and

and you know, the joke, poor joe shea lost it. but it was -- i was very at home there because the overriding goal and the mission drove things and it was -- to me it was a very worthwhile mission. >> the -- one of the things that some people have said from that era when they look now at space program that now so the -- so many people sign off on things that the responsibility is so watered down that no one is responsible. >> can you believe that they would get one flight plan with one man making the decisions? i don't know much about nasa, but i can't believe what happened. when i left nasa and went to eastern, i don't think you keep one feet on the beach and one foot in the boat. i got of off the beach and got on the boat, which was eastern and i never looked back to see , what went on at nasa. last thing i wanted to be was a professional astronaut. so i am not competent to really analyze current nasa. but a lot of the old-timers timers that stayed on afterwards called me and said you cannot believe what it is like now. --what le

nine-year-old riley morris wrote because shea lette was disappointed to see his speakers did not come in sizes for girls. the nba champ jumped o that issue together with under armour abmaking the kids ava to all kids. the nine-year-old girl is now rocking the first pair of female curry 5 kists. h invited her to an international women's day event next year. that's nice. >> it appears kevin hart is e ying to move on from oscars controversy that surrounded him this week. he performed two standup shows in sidney and tweet add quote after martin luther king, jr. after stepping down from the awards show. this after homophobic tweets. what's nexnd for him the academy? kathy with more. good morning. >> sheinelle, good morning. it's a scandal magnified by social media but resolved within whours. sincee're already in december in hollywood,ome believe the show will go on even without a host. this morning comedian kevin hart is moving on,aking the stage for his wildly popular tour in australia titled "irresponsible." >> give me one example of me being irresponsible. >> his second showdown und dow

sheas in a coma. after school, we would get home, we would do our homework and watch tv.e longer. >> how long does that help you navigate through grief and time. >> that' love. that's devotion. >> it is. >> merry >> your book is wonderful. >> thank you. you all are wonderful. >> thank you. >>> still coming up, we have a lot more including a new twist on a holiday classic and three-time grammy winners, pentaton pentatonix. ♪ >>> nothing beats a big mug of cocoa or spiced cider on a cold winter's day. good thing another favorite is here on this christmas morning. zane holmquist. >> hi, zane. >> did you say spiced or spiked? >> a little of both. >> all right. what do you have for us? >> we made a great cider glog. >> what's a glog? >> anytime you add alcohol to a beverage to freshen it up, it works great. we had a little bit of mapl a maple nothing today. we hav reindeer hot chocolate. let's go one by one. this is the glog. >> that's the sound you make when you drink it. >> a little brandy going on here. it has a sharpness. >> i like that. >> is it hard to make, zane? >> we