in your christmas wrapping paper. >> now, the kellys say once violet gets a little older they'll probably have their birthday parties a few weeks before christmas to spread out the celebrations and make her birthday special. they all share a birthday. they can't forget. >> but they want to separate them a bit. >> how about a look at tomorrow morning's forecast? >> wind. that's the story of the day. >> that's all you need to know. >> wind. all right. watch out for your hair. good night. >> bye-bye. ♪ alause ] rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tot mmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jennifer lopez,

ro roses are red, violets are blue, so glad to see you. all right. and these -- these poets are from moscone elementary school. they're from -- they're with coach ally. can we give coach ally a hand for coming out and giving the poets and parents extra support. as well. all right. thank you ready? america. america. america. [children reading poems] >> let's get another round of applause for those brave poets. weren't they fantastic? [applause] >> all right. so for our next act, we are welcoming to the stage that i had the incredible pleasure for the first time of singing with yesterday. let's welcome amy lazardo, an amazing artist who's performed at several places here in san francisco. currently, amy can be seen right across the street at the strand theater until december 16. >> you have 1.5 weeks. there are a few shows left. >> amy lozardo, everybody. >> how you doing? yeah. good. so much. thank you so much for being here. so happy holidays, everyone. we're going to sing a couple songs about something that doesn't really happen here in california,

ro roses are red, violets are blue, so glad to see you. all right.are from moscone elementary school. they're from -- they're with coach ally. can we give coach ally a hand for coming out and giving the poets and parents extra support. as well. all right. thank you ready? america. america. america. [children reading

violet because when the attack happened i immediately assumed and it soon became obvious that it had an islamist background that would also form precisely this could lead to a situation in which the relationship between muslims and non muslims within society could be considerably strength of the as was and from my previous knowledge in dealing with the muslims i know that a very large part of them in our country completely reject associating their own faith with this kind of violence. so in that sense what is a small small minority of people inspired by islamist ideas do in germany and in other countries must not be blamed on muslims as a whole. towards dollface to muslim and. of course you celebrate christmas it's your job your christian belief but have you been doing it differently since the attack two years ago. if you're fired we celebrate christmas every year. knowing that terrible things are happening in the world and we remember that god has come as a light into the world in his son jesus christ as the christian tradition tells us so god comes into the darkness of the world an

what does the dark navy and violet color mean? >> the violet is n.c.d.s in chinatown. it would be exempt. there are restrictions where you cannot have a.d.u.s on the ground floor and it would say that that rule applies except in the case of a dccu. the other area is where active uses are required. so we'll categorize it as an active use. >> supervisor tang: these are new corridors where now a family -- >> now you could have these, yes. >> supervisor tang: thank you. >> to highlight the importance of family childcare homes, it's really important for our communities. it provides working parents with licensed care. they can care for infants, which most larger institutions can't do. there are only infant spots for 15%. so it's crucial. it would provide a important service for the community. family childcare homes are being impacted. in the mission, there were 53 family childcare homes in 2007. 10 years later, 27. since 92% of childcare is operated by women and particularly women of color, these units would help to employ women and provide families with stable housing. the

their destination, violet andrews park. >> that place seemed safe to you? >> yeah, it did. >> all of the parks would -- >> we would go at night all the time. >> before heading out, the two called brittney asking if she wanted to join them. brittney took a pass. >> they had asked me to go but i had a volleyball game the next morning so i wasn't able to. >> it was a decision that still haunts her. >> i just know because they like -- you know, they called me that night. i'm like, if i was there -- >> the next morning chris and stan seymour were strolling through violet andrews park. we didn't see a thing. this place was as quiet as we've ever seen it. >> and that's when just below one of the overlooks they made their terrible discovery. in the tall beach grass lay the bodies of two young women. >> it just looked like they had both been molested or malled. >> we didn't know if they were alive or dead. we had no idea. >> the seymour's ran for help. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> we've got two dead bodies down here? >> male or female? >> two females. >> first

lower the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere determines whether the light appears blue green you know violet. the most efficient we have to understand how not to behaves as plus a large proportion of not saying the universe is in the plastic mr. it's important to understand how events in space influence us and they can badly damaged our technical system augusta thought from satellites to radios systems power lines and pipelines pipelines also we learned. that there are now what for a little effort there for the cameras are the best tools for scientists to examine and evaluate what happens. if there's a problem ear lobe owns family shares his love of the northern lights or the at some point even the most passionate scientists needs a break from the spectacle in the sky. you know my family takes an interest of course and they've seen the old all run many times but once in a while someone will say hey the northern lights were really great yesterday and i don't want to know about it on the day off that the family of a loss. nevertheless bromst room is captivated by the natural phenomena in the s

ultra violet was apparently this year's official color of the year.ut it was. >> pantone announced the next trendy shade ahead of 2019 so you can get prepared. >> exciting. >> and that color is living coral. you can see it in sea reefs and sunsets. it describes living coral as orange with gold under tones and says it is warm, welcoming and versatile. >> my color of the year was nuclear winter this year. >> very drab. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., a big drug bust in the south bay. the police operation that ended in four arrests >> should college tuition be free? the changes trustees are pushing for at city college of san francisco. also -- ♪ >> so excited for this. the hit musical here in >>> new at 5:00, a two-year long investigation ends in four arrests. >>> the major drug bust that happened here in the bay area. that's coming up. good morning to you. it's thursday, december 6th. >>> hi, mike nicco. >> lingering shower or two is out there, reggie, jessica. good morning to you. hi, everybody. mainly in the diablo rain. these are heading to the northwest. our

violet the demonstrations were initially over the fuel tax hikes but they become an anti-government mass movement with calls for mccrone to resign the french finance minister has called the protests a catastrophe for the country's economy in law france's foreign minister has told the u.s. president to stay out of french politics and for donald trump blame the violent protests on the paris climate agreement twenty i say this to donald trump and the french president said it to we do not take domestic american politics into account leave our nation be get more of an update now what's happening in paris with dominic cain so dominic benno microbus is supposed to address the nation at some point what can he possibly say. well that's the question many people here are asking that when they look at the situation of what their country is in right now the violence that has been happening this weekend but also on previous weekends they wonder what sort of concession president might make to assuage the fears the concerns of those yellow vest protesters but also why does society which has become disaf

also the radio portion of the electromagnetic radiation and satellites which investigate the ultra violet. but if you focus only on the electromagnetic radiation you're missing on a big part of information which is actually coming to us from the space unit. the scientists who study cosmic rays are not looking for life that comes from space they're looking for policy calls. ninety percent of these particles are protons nuclei of the hydrogen atom most of the rest are helium nuclei with one percent comprising electrons and and heavy. such as i and all nitrogen. based on their energy we can roughly categorize the cosmic rays into three main contenders we have the low energy governor's race which are coming from the sun. mostly because it's so close then we have the middle range of energies where our talking grace coming from within our galaxy and there is a good average instead discussing grazer coming from supernova which are these massive explosions of stars. finally in the very very high as energies we believe from the cosmic rays are coming from outside our galaxy and they're in the theo

> when it came to being home and opening that door i was that shrinking violet.hat's how it was. two different ellens, two different lives. >> they interviewed ellen's old boss. he told the detective he remembered an incident when ellen came to work with bruises. >> she was wearing her sunglasses. i said why are you wearing sunglasses. she finally took off her sunglasses and she had a nice big old shiner and i said what happened to you. she stated to me that supposedly mike and michael got in to a big battle and mike was beating the crap out of him and she jumped in the middle of it and took the brunt of it. >> was she giving the classic battered wife explanation for her bruises? a few days later, cassell said he heard yelling coming from ellen's office. >> i hear world war ii i breaking loose in the office next to me. there was a guy screaming. >> turns out the loud, angry voice belonged to none other than mike snyder. >> he's on this side of the desk. she's on her side of the desk and he's just screaming and he stops when i barge in and he looks at me. i told h

you come post office on that i love this specific location of nuts violet was chosen because an s.s. engineer had found a block of granite here if it yeah if you don't he figured it would be a good idea to mine the area to provide material for buildings and monuments of the third reich in particular for hitler's nuremberg complex cost which i knew hamburg . camp inmates had to perform forced labor in grueling conditions most were political prisoners communists and so-called enemies of the right from both germany and occupied countries and the remaining prisoners were mainly homosexuals and sinti and roma. while ghost here was a regular visitor this is where he would find the people he would exploit for his experiments with mustard gas on nov twelfth one thousand nine hundred two he conducted his first experiments. you know increasingly took about fifteen prisoners and administered them drops of mustard gas under their arms after giving them an antidote he then observe the reaction as the days and weeks progressed in those three months of testing there were three fatalities three germ

thought that it will be confirmed in three or four months and it kept getting extended and extended and violet came to the office the middle of september. but the recent security office told me that if i had been at the office of the team i would been killed because they have photographs of what the ambassador's desk look like if i had been sitting at the desk when things would've just coming crashing onto the desk including the flagpole of the american flag on it. >> humility travails, it can be a life-saving characteristic. >> that photograph there, which is a little hard to see but it's actually the president of tanzania, benjamin who came and i gave him a tour of the exterior of the embassy. as i did also for the secretary- general of the organization and former tanzanian president. so it was great interest and great support i have to save. >> can you as well. kenyans did everything they could. and eventually they forgave us. that's what diplomacy is all about [ laughter ] regaining friendship when somebody tries to blow it up. >> this by the way is a photograph of my residence. because wh

> when it came to being home and opening that door i was that shrinking violet.wo different ellens, two different lives. >> they interviewed ellen's old boss. he told the detective he remembered an incident when ellen came to work with bruises. >> she was wearing her sunglasses. i said why are you wearing sunglasses. she finally took off her sunglasses and she had a nice big old shiner and i said what happened to you. she stated to me that supposedly mike and michael got in to a big battle and mike was beating the crap out of him and she jumped in the middle of it and took the brunt of it. >> was she giving the classic battered wife explanation for her bruises? a few days later, cassell said he heard yelling coming from ellen's office. >> i hear world war ii i breaking loose in the office next to me. there was a guy screaming. >> turns out the loud, angry voice belonged to none other than mike snyder. >> he's on this side of the desk. she's on her side of the desk and he's just screaming and he stops when i barge in and he looks at me. i told him, i said, you kno

now that alan weissle berg is cooperating, aren't we into violet in terms of his personal finances. >d lines. that's not his job. >> stephen: but he can give pardons? he can shut stuff down with pardon. >> he can give pardons, but even the pardon power is not absolute. you cannot use the pardon power if your intention is to obstruct justice through the use of the pardon power. one of the things i would thriek see us do in the new congress is pass a bill that says if you pardon anyone in an investigation in which you or your family is a subject, witness, or target, the entire investigative files in that case will be provided to congress. congress-- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good luck. >> congress should know -- >> stephen: good luck with that. well, i could talk to you all night long. i hope you will come back once you know secret things and will divulge them here with us. >> i look forward to it. >> stephen: i've interviewed you several times before. i've never seen you look this happy. congressman adam schiff, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by st. paul &

. >> but when it came to being home and opening that door, i was that shrinking violet.ngs were. he ran the show. it was two different ellens, two dint lives. >> reporter: detective wilson interviewed ellen's old boss, a man named james cassell. he told the detective he remembered an incident when ellen came to work with bruises. >> she was wearing her sunglasses. i said why are you wearing sunglasses? so she finally took her sunglasses off and she had a nice, big old shiner. i asked her, i said what the heck happened to you? she stated to me supposedly mike and michael got into some big old battle and mike was beating the crap out of him so she jumped in the middle of it, and, of course, she took the brunt of it. >> reporter: was she giving the classic battered wife's explanation for her bruises? a few days later cassell says he heard yelling coming from ellen's office. >> i hear world war iii breaking loose in the office next to me. there was a guy screaming in there. >> reporter: turns out the loud, angry voice belonged to none other than mike snyder. >> he's standing

two of her dogs, miss violet and miss scarlett are clones of the late dog samantha, who passed on lastbout $50,000 a po pop. >> i heard laura ingraham talking about it. >> tucker: if you've got a pet cloning question, ed henry. question three. oprah said the 2020 presidential run could be possible but she's waiting for a certain someone to give her the explicit go ahead. who is she waiting to hear from? >> god. >> was it premature? >> tucker: here's the question and only our judges because -- did both of them click in early? only ed clicked in early. >> early. >> this is like -- >> tucker: this is deflategate at this point and i am not going to be the nfl commissioner so i'm just going to go right to the judges who say we are going to have a re-click. >> of the same question? >> tucker: at the same question. we haven't finished it. are you ready? she's waiting for a certain someone to give her the go-ahead. who was she waiting to hear from? ed henry? >> come on. >> the almighty god. >> tucker: the almighty god says ed henry. to the tape. >> billionaires calling me up saying i can get y

no shrinking violet either. melissa loved those boozy, splashy office parties just as much as the other lawyers. she'd found herself a nice slice of the american pie. and that's the thing about 38-year-old melissa lewis, even as she raised her voice and glass with the senior partners, her sad end wasn't far off. and her unexpected death would get caught up in a chain of events right out of a john grisham novel. murder, betrayal, and billions of dollars in fraud. melissa lewis at the start of everything awful that followed. >> it ended up being the beginning of the end. >> reporter: "missy," as her family called her, had come so far. penthouse lawyering wasn't likely for a restless, likely for a restless, high school dropout. her mother lisa lapointe. here was a kid who didn't really finish high school. she got the ged ticket -- >> correct. she didn't plan to be a high school dropout. she was in a hurry to get on with life. >> reporter: and focused enough, finally, to finish college and then in her late 20's go f

the proud parents gave their bundle a joy a fitting name, violet noel. they say she came two weeks early and they were completely caught offguard, in disbelief. now the entire family can say they all share birthdays on christmas eve. >> they'll have to go to chuck e cheese in the morning, dave & bu buster's on christmas day. >> that's remarkable. >>> let's talk about the weather. if you're planning thinking for your weekend. >> today i'll be talking all about those high winds that are going to be kicking up today. we'll have a wind advisory starting at 7:00 a.m. gusts may reach over 50 miles an hour that could bring down trees, cause power outages. tomorrow the winds calm down. here's a look at where we have the wind advisory in effect for all areas shaded in this tan color. that includes some elevations above 1,000 feet. in the north bay mountains and hills. heading over towards the east bay and those winds will possibly gust up to 50 there. in the valleys we're looking at 20 to 25-mile-per-hour winds today. as we go hour by hour, our winds start to rus

violet alvarado called her inspirational. >> i don't know. she just has class and everything she says is usually positive. i don't know. she's a great person to look up to. >> reporter: inside mrs. obama walked into a roomful of allies, public allies who at first seemed a little starstruck. so she broke the ice saying she was once one of them. >> the public allies was one of the best jobs i've ever had. >> reporter: she told the group of mostly college age young people that they can make a difference and go on to great things. >> all around the country i'm running into ally alums who are doing some amazing things. so the future is bright and the work is powerful. >> reporter: mrs. obama helped facilitate a youth leadership workshop, one of the first things she told the young people, not to be afraid of failure. >> you have to get out of your way and not worry about other people's perceptions of your failures because there are double standards. there is hypocrisy. there are different measures for people. we still live in an unequal society. >>

. >> that's doubtful remember the markets had low volatility for years we kprand with the low low violet to it vix was below 12 most of the last five years. if machines profit from high volatility, why didn't any cause more volatility? the answer is, they can't. volatility spiked notably in the beginning of october for some very obvious reasons on concerns that the fed was going to be toos aggressive hiking rates number one. on data showing china slowing. and on tariff worries. none of the issues were resolved the volatility continues the markets have a lot to figure out. we have no idea what 2019 earnings are going to loobl. and of course on top of that we have political risk in the white house as well. that too is also a big problem back to you, melissa. >>bob wob, i'm sorry for being obtuse about this. but are you saying that the machines didn't cause the volatility because if they were in the markets they would have created more volatility. >> remember this debate we had over high frequency trading in 2010 and 2011. we kept saying these people who are coming into the market providing

. >> now, the kellys say once violet gets a little older they'll probably have their birthday parties a few weeks before christmas to spread out the celebrations and make her birthday special. they all share a birthday. they can't forget. >> but they want to separate them a bit. >> how about a look at tomorrow morning's forecast? >> wind. that's the story of the day. >> that's all you need to know. >> wind. all right. watch out for your hair. good night. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jennifer lopez, robert klein, musical guest j balvin, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 9-7-9, austin! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh. that is a hot crowd. that's a beautiful hot crowd tonight. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] you made it, you're here. you guys, tonight was the big results show of "the vo

this map, which i'm sorry you can't see all of it, everything but the sort of light pink and light violet are age eligible properties. essentially. so most of the city's buildings stock, as we know, is more than 50 yearing years old, and approy 19% of the properties in the city have been surveyed to date, so that means most age old eligible properties are tagged as category b or unknown to their historic resource status. for purposes of review under the environmental california act. until the survey, which is a multiyear phase effort, these category bs remain unless a project application triggers a valuation under sequa. for project application to be considered complete and accepted by the department, generally, detailed scope of work and associated architect plans need to be prepared and submitted at the time of the application, and we've heard from many in the public that this is expenditure resources can be a problem, given that the unknown status of the property while they are preparing those materials. so the historic resource assessment process, which the assessment will pilot in 20

opportunities for american companies to move things besides just steal our intellectual property and violethe agreements that china has clearly made and doesn't stand up to. >> chris: senator, president trump also canceled his meeting with vladimir putin at the g20. he said because of russian aggression against ukraine, but the russians, a spokeswoman for the russian foreign ministry suggested that the main reason, the real reason may be because of president trump's domestic political problems, including new revelations from the special counsel. two questions about that, do you think that the special counsel's investigation has cast a cloud and made it more difficult for president trump to do business on the world stage? and what you think of the fact -- because this is not the first time that robert mueller has announced some action just as the president was headed out on a foreign crypt >> senator blunt: i certainly do think that lying to the intelligence committee that i'm part of it is a big mistake for whoever does it and create lots of problems for the committee itself. when you lie t

nancy pelosi is no shrinking violet at all. she may be one of the few not intimidated by the president. the only silent person was the vice president. if there was a tie in the senate, he will have to speak. i didn't hear him say a single word. >> he was probably thinking is there a trap door i can hit and fall through the ground? jeff, thank you. now let's go to capitol hill to our phil mattingly. what was your take away? >> this was entirely predictable. talking to aides over the course of the last 12 to 15 hours, they expected something like this. they expected it to happen behind the scenes. i talked to a democratic senator who the open question, this was closed press. there were no cameras coming in. his question was how big of a show is the president going to make this? the expectation is something like this was going to happen. it was not supposed to be a meeting where a deal was made, but it was a point of people putting stakes in the ground and covering these issues for so long and so well. these types of meetings and

i would not expect a deputy fbi director to be a shrinking violet. they should be aggressive in trying to understand whether there is a criminal violation. >> one of the things that got mccabe in trouble, is trying to secret out to the media his attempts to go after hillary clinton. it's always seen that, they dismissed him for lying, his lack of candor or whatever they want to call it within the doj. the premise of it matters as well. he wanted it to be known, he wanted to go after hillary clinton, but to remind people of why it seems so obvious that the president was motivated not by simple druthers, but by animous. what he said in an interview to lester holt, whether or not he was going to get rid of comey. let me refresh your memory. >> regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. knowing there was no good time to do it. and, in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story, it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should

a violet should be released hospital disappointed and in pain the sixty seven year old has cancer and the medication she needs has run out in public hospitals and doctors aren't strike she says she's been told to go to a private clinic for tests and to buy drugs they're not use when they go to buy my pills if they came in they want me to pay in us dollars i don't have my children can't help me because they don't. only emergency cases are being seen at this public hospital junior doctors have not reported for duty in weeks they say they want to be paid in dollars not in local bond notes which constantly they also want their working conditions improved we're looking for basics absolute basic things to use sterile gloves sometimes even just ordinary gloves for us to be able to examine patients safely urine bags we don't want a case where patient comes in we put in a catheter if it's available and the next thing is you've got urine all over the floor it's got to attach things like plastic bags the doctors say they are struggling to survive is the second time this year doctors walked out o

and white and in fact some people thought this was a subversive message if you were gold, white or violet to give women the vote so if you had a pin that was amethyst and pearl it was your way of saying you are a suffragist and he wanted to incorporate some of the british colors. the american suffrage movement really didn't want to be associated with the british movement and didn't want to use their colors so this is kind of a compromise so a little purple snuck in. the figure on the horse we will talk about in a moment to so, 1913, the intention was march 3, woodrow wilson was anti-suffrage you came up with a lot of reasons to be anti-suffrage before he finally caved. at the time of his election he was still clinging to, i haven't thought a lot about this, just the lamest excuse for any politician and in 1912 william taft was running as a republican and teddy roosevelt was running a third party and the progressive party supported suffrage so it wasn't crazy for presidential candidate to be pro suffrage. teddy roosevelt did better than taft in the presidential election so electing woodrow

. >> reporter: younes's restored home, freshly painted in violet, igstands as a remarkable sof life amongst the ruins life in mosul's easthe first part of the city freed from isis is now getting back to normal. busy markets and traffic are a partf every day life here. but across the river, the west sie, remains a pile of wreck and dangerous, unexploded bombs. soldiers don't like guarding the old city after dark. they told us they hear the voices of ghos amid the rubble the sound of children playing deep in the night and the voicet ofhe innocent, killed in a war they couldn't escape. for the pbs newshour, i'm jane ferguson in mosul, iraq. >> woodruff: hundreds of immigrant children could soon be released from government custody after a policy reversal from the trump administration. amna nawaz reports on all this as the federal government continues to grapple with large numbers of migrant children being kept in shelters along tho er. >> nawaz: hundreds of migrant children will be released tou. thei sponsors, after the department of health and human services announced they will change the way

i would not expect the deputy fbi director to be a shrinking violet.hink they should be aggressive in trying to understand whether there has been a criminal violation. >> also, we tend to gloss over one of the big things that got mccabe in trouble which was his being aggressive to use your word, of trying to secret out to the media his attempts to go after hillary clinton. you know, it's always seen that, well, they dismissed him for lying. his lack of candor or whatever they want to call it within the d.o.j.. the premise matters as well. he wanted it to be known he wanted to go after hillary clinton. you guys always ignore that part. but to remind people of why it seemed so obvious the president was motivated not by simple druthers to use your word, laura, but by animus. was what he said in an interview to lester holt whether he was going to get rid of comey. let me refresh your memory. >> regardless of recommendation i was going to fire comey, knowing there was no good time to do it. and, in fact, when i decided to just do it i said to myself, i said

the targeted of the diet is to violet to attack these girls. the campaigners who are about to receive the nobel peace prize for their efforts to end sexual violence as a weapon of war. and we begin in france where the president has announced he will meet with unions and employers organizations on monday pressure has been building on emanuel to bring an end to weeks of violent antigovernment protests and chaos across the country paris is in cleanup mode following large scale demonstrations on saturday by the so-called yellow vest movement on seventeen hundred people were arrested throughout france and hundreds of businesses vandalized tweeted his appreciation for the courage and professionalism of the police but he has faced mounting criticism for not speaking publicly meanwhile france's foreign minister has told the u.s. president to stay out of french politics off to donald trump blamed the violent protests on the paris climate agreement speaking on french t.v. . said we do not take domestic american politics into account and we want back to b

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