so good to meet you. very nice to meet you. and mike. >> micah. >> micah. >> good to meet you, you look so sharp today. >> all right. >> ok. so we'll do the oath, and then if you have any more folks here, we can take a picture. >> sounds perfect. >> ok. >> thank you. >> stand close with your mom. >> great, if we can get the boys in the shot. >> there we go. >> you all set? >> yes. >> great. >> do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states, against all enemy, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, and that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation, or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god. >> i do. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> outstanding. >> boys, congratulations. >> i know how proud of you are of your dad, and your mom, right? >> we've known each other a little while. serving around this

so nice to have you. so why are mayors jumping into the race?not considered to be a natural springboard into the white house. steve: for intellectual honesty, i'm also the president of the mayor's mutual admiration society, so i'll say a lot of good things about mayors. soledad: and i like mayors too. mayors are always at the top. i find them more straightforward and honest about what they're doing in their communities. steve: we've got to work with people on an everyday basis. there's some challenging issues in my community. i see our citizens in the grocery store. i see them at church, or synagogue -- at the traffic light. i get input from people on something that folks don't like. so we have to engage with our fg pragmatic and creative solutions to real challenges. you can't fly to washington and get away from the citizens, or fly to the state capitol. you've got to be engaged. and i'll tell you, mayors and/or former mayors -- so, you mentioned pete, obviously. but eric garcetti in los angeles, bill de blasio -- soledad: i was going to ask yo

so nice to meet you. >> and my grandmother -- >> so nice to meet you. [inaudible conversations] >> oh, we did. that's right. >> my dad. >> nice to see you again. >> congratulations again. >> thank you. >> amazing. [inaudible conversations] >> raise your right hand, you can face just straightforward. >> okay, perfect. [inaudible conversations] >> guys, can you hold this bible? [inaudible conversations] >> i'm going to put my hand on it. there you go. >> if you face a little more forward, it'll be a better shot. >> like that? >> yeah, you bet. i'm the photographer's aide. >> yeah, you've done this a time or two. >> can you hold this up, bud? okay, here we go. do you solemnly swear you are support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god? >

so nice to meet you. >> that's so nice. good to see you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. amazing. have you over here. there we go. >> i need to be behind there. . >> raise your right hand and face straight forward. >> okay. . >> you can hold the bible. >> can you hold this bible? there. can you hold is straight, flat and high so i can put my hand on it. >> there we go. >> now face a little more forward, a better shot. you've done this. >> can you hold this up, bud? >> do you solemnly swear that you will support the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic and bear true faith and allegiance to the same and that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter? >> i do. >> thank you. >> take a family picture here? >> on either side. however you want to do. >> you want mom and dad on this side and more balanced? >> you're doing great today. >> look right here, please. >> look! all right. let's look way up high. >> way up there. >

so nice to have you with us. what a pleasure. if we were to go out in the street and talk to people about civics, i guarantee you nine out of 10 would roll their eyes and harken back to some teacher lecturing them in seventh grade and think, boring. you have worked hard to change the presentation about civics. x it is all about games. we have 19 games that teach civics. the kids play those games and learn about the government. one of the most popular games, the characters on the videogame are lawyers and clients with potential problems and they go to the lawyer and tell the lawyer their problem and they ask the lawyer, do they have a claim? the lawyer tells them yes or no. the lawyer is the students playing the game. it is a real-life participation. soledad: after the parkland day shooting, emma gonzalez emerged out of the shooting and because of what she had been learning in her ap government class, they were debating the issues about guns. she said some discussions on the subject occurred during the shooting while students were

so nice to have you. thank you.raidy: thank you for raising awareness. >> it was hard to leave my whole life behind me. >> difficult choice to follow their deported husbands to mexico. and we're paying attention to an immigration defeat for the trump soledad: will be the is one persistent myth when it comes to immigration. if you marley an american husband, you can stay in the country. but the truth is that marriage does not automatically give an undocumented immigrant legal status. there are no hard figures on how many american citizens are married to undocumented immigrants but it's estimated t and nose americans wrestle with a tough choice when their spoices are facing deportaion. stay in the only place they've known or follow their partners into the unknown. correspondent leoni lakhana report from merida, mexico. >> hannah picot and her family seem the pictures of happiness. but therapies is a story of heartache and struggle. >> we came over here because we self-deported. that's what they call it. >> hannah's hu

>> so nice to meet you! >> i love it. i'm sorry it is so cold there. it's nice and warm where i'm at. >> it's all right. i just gave him a hat, and i feel like he's neutralizing a little bit. >> we will see the performance later. thank you, gwen. >> okay. bye! >> all right, thanks. >> bye-bye. >> so we're going to see gwen perform. also one of the most talented people that we know, the great dave chappel is going to join us live. >>> it's getting close. we're just about 45 minutes away from the new years here in time square. >> the ball drop, fireworks. >> it's all going to happen. new york, new york. i feel like you're very emo. >> i feel like you might try to kiss me. >> actually, i'm not planning on that, to tell you the truth. we are a few minutes from starting to live up to your resolutions. >> by the way, at this time next year, you will be a dad. >> i know. >> you will have a son. >> i know. >> yeah. >> yes. >> and trust me, that's all i think about. >> do you wake up in the middle of the night? >> i just can't wait to meet him. like i just feel

so help you god? congratulations.. >> very nice to meet you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] . >> now we will do a family shot. . >> it is an honor to meet you. i appreciate it. [inaudible con] congratulations. congratulations. please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear you will support the constitution of the united states, against enemies foreign and domestic, do you swear faith and allegiance to the same? do you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of invasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god? congratulations [inaudible conv] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] . >> it is my honor. . >> mike pence [inaudible conver] . >> nice to meet you congratulations please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states, against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you be

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so that's going to be nice. >> nice. >> and we go to l.a.den globes which will be fun. >> yeah. >> for the actual year, i think spending more time with family. and being able to just -- >> more travel. travel the world and see the world together. >> and -- >> what are you looking forward to? >> i would love to travel more. i was on easter island which is cool. i don't know. i'd like to -- to be honest. i want to get more content. enjoy my life more. be more content and work less. >> that's a good resolution for you. >> good luck on that. >> i'm about to have a baby. so i'm very much looking forward to that. do you have advice for me? >> he's having a son next month. >> my thing fell out. >> did you hear us? >> andy is having a son. >> yes. next year. >> he said advice for -- yes. love that baby. just love it up. because the more loved a child is the better they are in the world. >> absolutely. >> there you go. great advice. when are we going to see big little lies next year? do you know? >> good question. >> june i think. we're in the middle

. >> stephen: so nice, so nice. >> that's when you come back as the second guest, right?econd guest, yes, jacuzzi room. it's like a cave. >> i watched a lot of you back there, though. >> stephen: oh. >> very good. >> stephen: thank you very much. i'll take that as a complement. >> you're colbert, not french, irish catholic. >> stephen: i'm stephen coal- bert. i'm stephen coal-bert, really. ( laughter ) wake me up in the middle of the night and slap me across the face, i'm steve coal-bert. >> i see. >> stephen: are you mike douglas? >> doug-lass. ( laughter ) >> stephen: doug-lass. magnifique! ( speaking french ) well, welcome back to cbs. >> cool. >> stephen: because you-- i know that you started your career here. >> i started my career, right. "cbs playhouse." >> stephen: yeah, and we have a little clip here of you in the "cbs playhouse." >> oh, j. ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, now, sit down. sit down, mister. >> here we go. >> stephen: i take you back to 1969. the film is "hail hero." the "new york times" said, "not an especially memorable performance. ( laughter ) ...b

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and that's a really nice. even so these ideas and i don't want to be part of our german society and if i don't like what the healthy people do and they're like sheep. they do the same things they see everyone else do. i don't want to do that i'd rather do what i like and what i enjoy. without anyone saying aren't you too old for that. i'm almost thirty five and people often say to me you're an adult do you have to do this and i say yes of course and to. the duck. and such a boring lamp i know what i'm going to turn into something else so. that. night i need these noises to be safe in my apartment. and during the day to have fun. and if i hear anyone trying to break in then i'll come and then call me. and begin with and. now let's go to the kitchen. it's almost a maze. it's almost finished yet. sometimes son with autism is someone who lives in his own world. who has a special skill in a specific area of my world is the world of sound. so. now comes the super glue. this is what it sounds like when it's done. unfortunate

>> "i'm going to call you pam, yeah." [ laughter ] >> seth: she is a lovely person. >> she was so nice i mean, i think -- the only reason to go to those shows is to have those, like, actual in -- like, sort of nice moments backstage that are -- >> yeah, backstage is where it's at, man. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, just walking by people. just like, "hey!" it's great. >> seth: yeah. >> like, i love it. >> seth: this is very exciting. i love this. you and nick have written a book together. >> yes. >> seth: "greatest love story," what is it? "greatest love story ever told" >> "ever told," seth. ever. >> seth: and now i know nick has written books before. >> yeah. >> seth: this is your first time writing one with him. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: i was at -- was this his idea? whose idea was it to write one together? >> it was completely my idea. >> seth: okay. >> i had to talk him into it, twist his arm and then finally he was really into it. so what we did was, we were on the road with my band, actually. and so we were just in various hotels, and we would be laying in bed. and he's not normally al

is so. nice to do. discover who. subscribe to. documentary. you know. politics and business the beethoven north stream. the u.s. ambassador's germany threatens european companies with sanctions over the russian pipeline. to the british prime minister warns of brigs at peril ahead of tomorrow's key vote u.k.'s financial sector is already in trouble. and the engine of the world economy runs low on china surprises investors with a big drop in trade. let's do business washington's ambassador to berlin has issued a stark warning to german companies over a controversial pipeline its supply russian gas directly to germany bypassing eastern europe richard grenell reportedly wrote to several companies involved in the construction of the north stream to pipeline reminding them of u.s. sanctions on the russian energy sector but also criticized the project on social media the us has long opposed an old stream claiming it undermines european security. threat of sanctions as the media listening closely but what about all the companies that are already deeply involved

so yeah fifteen years. i went to forty. two straight years in a small basket. you know right fifteen schools because i wasn't always as nice as i am now i used to pull girls hair when they had braids. yeah. thank you for the interview thank you for coming. so i said it was cool many times you know. so. you have to hold the phone the other way. it'll turn out better. it's my birthday and i'm thirty five years old even if i feel more like ten or eleven. and i'm looking forward to the party. lots of people are coming and i'm looking forward to it. i like it when they're long. but i look almost like a little princess. are you a little princess i don't know. you know maybe an cheeky little princess. i mean if i were a real woman things would be much much better for me. but i have no idea what i have to do because no one wants to tell me. that my mother always tells me i'm a boy not a girl. as i mean this when a foreigner whenever i want to paint my fingernails and i wait until she goes on holiday for a week or two. because normally i visit my parents a lot and. then my mother tells me to take it off and right then and there. an

so for the other things i have my friends. and i spend weeks thinking about what i could give my father for his birthday and then i built something nice so happy birthday. look here when the water containers fall you can put the two clamps inside the pipe . and when the water's for them. you know exactly i thought you might like it. pretty special if you put some thought into this. one spillover if i fill it up. i mean does have a special talent. with she you have three she ate it. sometimes yes sometimes know your mind gets pushed in the probably means when you go into marcus's apartment the noise just hits you. hard to get to you. and made that's what he's able to do now he wouldn't to manage it without my wife. being the i'm finding the emotional side he probably me so i handle the technical side and she's better at the human emotional signed. your money your husband says he lets you handle most of it is the new end up having to deal with everything on your own. that's true. he leaves the house eight in the morning and comes home at seven in the evening. knowing all marcus every day to find out what he's been doing. otherwise you c

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expect the hospitality from that was just too much i mean look like i'm remembering everyone was so niceand i was piloting a small thing and whatever we needed they gave us during starting up the big three even had portions of it and i repeated this because it's the fifth of the month and it's good that we're blowing up for example the first one is the scariest i believe it is that i suppose right and i see it was just good to see you grow up in the village in a different direction and then of course there's the summit of the month and that's the good people going up every out of it and i've lived out of the way but it's always been. a rewarding but painful bloodsoaked trip to the culling of. sometimes keeping a culture alive involves playing. mean . your max this week's highlights. a visit with the legendary ladies' man the casanova museum in venice. as home with the vikings the world heritage sites times of it and donovan. a day of the oldest restaurant in the world the sabrina deborah teen image read. your own letters next on g w c. it happens every day everywhere in the world and soo

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expect the hospitality from them was just too much i mean look like i'm remembering everyone was so nice and i was polygamous coffee and whatever we needed they gave us during starting up the pinks we even had portions of it i repeated this because it's the fifth of the month and it's good we are growing up for example the first one is the scariest i go to get it is that i stood right and i suppose i was this good to see you grow up in the village and in the perfect shot i did of course i was the summit of the month and that's the good people going up every a lot of it and i've lived a lot of day but it's all worth. a rewarding but painful blood soaked trip coming up. sometimes keeping a culture alive involves putting. more. you use google to research a health problem. or you use a help out. and you can even consult doctors online. headed. by can all this replace a visit to your g.p. what about data protection we take a closer look at online health care. good ching thirty minutes on d w. celebrate one hundred years of college and join our photo competition show us how this movement impac

so different from me. he, for instance, is nice. i am not always so nice. >> eric: look on the rock. chinese. >> anthony: maybe, you know, "gift shop this way." >> eric: no. [ laughs ] >> anthony: whoa. check it out, man. >> eric: i know. >> anthony: about two hours south of chengdu at the confluence of the min jiang, dadu, and ching yi rivers is the giant leshan buddha. carved out of the cliff wall back in 713, it still stands as the largest stone buddha in the world. whoa, that was pretty awesome. >> eric: that was beautiful, huh? >> anthony: and me without my selfie stick. though eric's buddhism diverges somewhat from the kind practiced here, as you might imagine, the site is respected and revered by all buddhists. i am respectful of faiths not my own, and i am more than happy to let my friend do what he does. it means a lot to him. and, like i said, i respect that. really. pretty cool. >> eric: isn't it? >> anthony: all right. this is a tasty rabbit head dispensary? all right. >> eric: is it here? no. is it here? >> anthony: yeah, man. that's what you've been waiting for. but all

>> i think it is so nice you said soybeans? >> yes. >> tremendous purchase taking place now on the farmers will be very happy. >> when is the soybean taking place? >> we have already put - >> they've already started >> and today we'll start -- >> so they started on a smaller scale and today they're starting very big an i very much appreciate that. please tell president xi and on behalf of the agricultural industry and on behalf of our farmers, frankly, we appreciate it very much that's a very big order. [ inaudible >> u.s. farmers very much. >> they like the u.s. farmers. we have good product and you can use it and it's -- >> more. >> i really appreciate it. that was really fantastic to say. that's before we make a deal it's a fantastic sign of faitd. >> mr. president, was the wall -- >> no. we haven't discussed that yet. we will be. >> how >> it will be discussed. i'm sure some point -- that actually as big as it might seem is very small compared to the whoev overall deal and will be discussed. >> anything else >> -- and to a -

nk s so nice of you -- t you so much for coming on this show.ecently re-watched it, yeah. >> jimmy: did you really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: guys, i hosted "the golden globes" and, you know the great -- everyone was nice over there. i go out, we do this giant opening like a "la la land" thing. >> wonderful, yeah.>> immy: spent hours on this thing. worked days and weeks on this thing. come out to tell my monologu and the teleprompter is broken. nothing, just a blank screen., and i , boy. [ light laughter ] it's bad. so i'm waitingapor, like, the ause. or they announce, "jimmy fallon" and everyone is clapping and then they just kind of like -- tired of clapping because'm not doing anything. so i'm just kind of standing there. and i'm like, whew, and then they hava replacement teleprompter that was -- it was behind the broken teleprompter so i can see like four letters of words, i go -- and then i w, like, computer typing i go, oh, this is serious. [ light laughter ] how am i gng to get this ck? and i was like, it felt like it was four days of silence. >

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i know they're going to tear this place down but it's so course it's not a nice feeling because it hurts a lot but we have to do it there's nothing else we can do it was so funny i put up a little got to go sign the forms i never knew where i should be for the one hundred yard work to do you will find it will cure the little for going to good will for you are you know and i'm so afraid our house will be demolished and there's nothing i can do but. what's to be done about the bridge should it be rebuilt or replaced. the government in rome has been arguing with the bridge operator i'll just ride it for months. every day engineers carry out measurements watched by the people most affected. but they're being left in the dark. since years have been installed everywhere. because the ruined bridge is still in danger of further collapse the families are only allowed into the red zone one by one. today only andreea and his brother can go in accompanied by the fire department on knowledge of the freezer he last saw his apartment three months ago. journalists aren't allowed. under it gets a button

the hospitality from them but was just too much for me or look like i'm remembering everyone was so nice and i was looking at us coffee and whatever we needed they gave us during starting up to fix or even had portions of it and i repeated this because it's the fifth of the month and it's got the way of growing up for example the first one is the scariest i believe it was that i spilled right and i screwed was this good to see you grow up in the village i made the perfect child and of course i was the summit of the month and that's the good people going up every out of it and i was like a lot of weight but it's all worth it. a rewarding but painful blood soaked trip to the culling of. sometimes keeping a culture alive involves quite. rewarding. i'm going to. film reality. shows the music in a different learns. mitchum a. good investment scene in season dissolving space into endless now but one of the greatest touches on the time james to know how against on. in thirty minutes on d w. four. celebrate one hundred years of fall and join our photo competition show us the focus movement impac

i guess i would be surprised that enjoy it for some reason i wasn't quite expecting it to taste so nice and to i mean this is exactly as a chef would cook it and yet i've witnessed a robot making me a very nice fish. of course this robot relies on the very latest technology but what was the state of the art at the beginning of the golden age where we find our answer in the key target or the book of tricks written around eight fifty eight by the three brothers the book contains a range of ingenious inventions and contraptions everything from entertainment to making life easier things like water dispensing devices a self correcting lamp and lots of different mechanical tools they drew their inspiration from ancient greek chinese persian indian engineering but it's believed that the inventions in the book go much further than anything else that had been seen before. at the museum of islam a canteen they've an early copy of the key target in their collection. i'm really excited about this manuscript bill because it's probably one of the most famous texts in the medieval world the original w

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nice, right? isn't that a pretty picture? >> yeah. >> not feeling so great. 16 degrees outside of our studios ase start a short week for some of you. and check out these numbers. bitter cold out there right now, well below freezing all across our area. yep, january. >> it is january. >> good morning, everyone. m eun yang >> and i'm molette green. aaron is off. the good news, it's going to warm and many will have a few hours before they have to head out. >> here's look at the schoo delays. maryland's prince gege's counties will open two hours late andl allegheny w open three hours late. here, winchester, clark, fairfax, and prince william are l on a two-hour delay. >> continuinwith that trend, manassas city, manassas park, alexandria,ls fchurch, loudoun and culpeper will open two hours late. warren county will open one hour laid. >> jefferson, rkeley, hard y and morgan county are all on a two-hourelay. ham pshire and others are on a three-hour delay. >>> if any otheristricts make announcements, we'll let you know right away. check has the frigid frals.

so feel how soft he is on top. really nice and soft.extend that. and that's how they fly. they can fly huge distances. >> jimmy: hey buddy, you want to? >> that's awesome. he's going for it.so >> jimmy: i'm y, yep. >> going for a run. yeah.o. there we g, got him. >> jimmy: all righd. perfect, yeah. >> he's a slippery little guy. isn't he? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. you don't want to lose him he >> that's awesome, how cute is he? >> jimmy: and is he a baby or is he -- >> no, he's actually full edown. now, they're a pounimal, so they have a little pouch in there, the baby grows up inside that pouch. and then, they grow up to be an adult. isn't that amazing. there we go. got him again. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, sorry.>> ll right. >> jimmy: maybe we should get him -- >> yeah, he's ready to go. >> jimmy: we're lucky he didn't get away. >> alright.im >>: bye maverick. >> they love to glide. that's why he's -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much. >> jimmy: really soft. he's really soft. >> he is. >> jimmy: that's a good catch. >

. >> it was better than yesterday, doing 40 on the road rather than 10 miles an hour, so nice. >> some on the road made the best of the tough situation like these kids snow sledding. >> they have had so much snow. in the last no the forecast was not what what's dropped, double the amount dropped on this year with more coming later. of course the storm in the sierra means it will be raining here first. >>> i know all of this green on the left of the screen looks like it is imminent, but it is not quite heading our way just yet. we could see some scattered showers making landfall this morning for the morning commute but for the most part it will be dry for most of us. you can see that instead of moving ashore, the storms are simply winding up around this low pressure system that will make landfall later today in the evening hours. it will be wet in the evening. right now mostly cloudy with san francisco at 53, 51 at concord, 49 at santa rosa and livermore. here is that strong low pressure system with this winding up around the us. we will have a few showers here but the low pressure syst

so as you make plans to head out, upper 50s, low 60s and also feeling very nice. our temperatures right at about normal for this time of year but then we'll continue to go up over the next few days. seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen with a look at the current temperatures now. it was cold this morning in san santa rosa and the recovery is slower than seeing the low 60s around the bay area. palo alto at 60 degrees and for concord, we are going to reach up t 3:00. for the south bay, expect a high of 63 in san down san jose. for the east bay, 63 in walnutc degrees. the outer sunset will also be up to 59 and some low to mid-60s for much of the north bay. napa today reaching 65. we talked about how cold it's been elsewhere. look at these numbers. ugh. bismarck, that's the high today. 1. and we're also seeing some of that cold air that's going to be pushing off towards the east for parts of the mid-atlantic states, as well. we are seeing clear weather, a few clouds that will be moving in. and we have had quite a bit of rain but now things have qui

mid to upper 60s. >> there's so many nice people here. >> there are so many nice people here. >> dan news. >> oh, he's always nice. >> excuse me, let me take care of a little business here. this weather report is sponsored by northwestern mutual. >> thank you, northwestern mutual. >> glad you got that in there. >> i feel like i need to defend myself. i'm always nice. on television i'm nice. behind the scenes maybe i throw a little jab once in a while. >> no, he's even nicer. you're even nicer off camera. >> rob, thank you very much. >> we were watching the weather too. >> we were. very good. well told. >> it was work. >>> all right. coming up here on "good morning america," the other reason to watch the super bowl, of course, the commercials. who you'll be seeing and who you won't this year. something i've . ♪ james r. and associates. anna speaking... ♪ james r. and associates. anna. ♪ [phone ringing] baker architects. this is anna baker. at northwestern mutual, this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but you're ready to bet on yourself today

everyone was so nice. you couldn't tell they were upset or, you know, feeling as if get their paycheck. everyone was friendly. >> there was rapid relief trucks with a food truck on friday. it has been wonderful. members of the community, the passengers dropped things off. >> reporter: on friday congress and the president signed a build to reopen the government. the national parks service is preparing to resume operations though the schedule for individual parks may vary depending on staff size and operations. in the bay area, many national parks and attractions stayed open with limited services. federal workers may have a lot of work cleaning up federal lands but the big question, when will they get paid. they posted they expect to pay staff no later than thursday, n oakland tsa agents who don't know what to expect in three weeks. >> i am proud of everyone for coming together the way they did, the way we all did. wewido it again if we have to. >> the bill is only good till february 15 and that is keeping a

would be so nice if i could go back to my old apartment my apartment was my nest i felt safe that he was a good that's where my memories of my whole life all everything which connects me with my family with my children and with my husband. who sadly passed away among them it's so terrible to have to go through all of this stuff but at a bit of a high school you know. i know they're going to tear this place style but so course it's not a nice feeling because it hurts a lot probably have to do it there's nothing else we can do it yourself i. put up a little gotta go sign the forms i. have a. right. to be focused on getting the job to be able for that we will hear about the struggle to get more for our you know and i'm so afraid our house will be demolished and there's nothing i can do to the. what's to be done about the bridge should it be rebuilt or replaced the government in rome has been arguing with the bridge operator out a struggle for months. every day engineers carry out measurements watched by the people most affected. but they're being left in the dark. sensors have been inst

. >> well, it's so nice for you to take your time to come to us and tell us about all of those wonderful things. >> thank you. [inaudible] >> -- continue in scale and replicate this program, so thank you for your work. >> we also don't get an opportunity to thank the public school principals very often for the work that they do, so thank you for your time. >> yeah, thank you for coming. [applause] >> all those in favor? [voting] >> opposed? motion carries. of course it would. next item, please. >> clerk: item 22, authorize the general manager to negotiate and execute a purchase and sales agreement and any relates documents with the state of california department of transportation for the purchase of approximately 1.7 acres of unimproved real property located at 2 rankin street in san francisco, for 8,991,000. >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> public comment on this item? all those in favor? [voting] >> opposed? the motion carries. next item, please. >> clerk: item 23, approve the terms and conditions of and authorize the general manager to execute a five-year lease with a single three

. >> so nice >> big, tall mountains.ood part about that is they provide the gravity needed for downhill mountain bikers. i love the green carpeted forest floor there. looks like it would provide a soft mat, in case they go down. thankfully, they don't. it's awesome scenery. back and forth, weaving and dodging. >> let's jam it up. >> yeah, tear it up. what we know about norway, not only do they have a lot of mountains, they have lots of water, water falls. >> do you have to be a good cinematographer in norway to make it look great? >>> if you are like me, you have phone chargers everywhere. somehow, they go missing. ♪ where have all the chargers gone ♪ ♪ 10% batteries ♪ this morning, you chose to watch a bunch of videos and it's draining rapidly ♪ >> of course this family has a song to go with the problem. it's a parody of "where have all the cowboys gone" by paula cole. >> put it there, it's a charger. no one can steal it, it's ♪ where is the thunder bolt ♪ we new a newer one >> keeps finding the older model chargers. wh

so nice little recovery there.ive look outside in san francisco, and standing in front of the closet it's a day to have a nice warm jacket, and then maybe some pants, some jeans if it's casual friday. we are going to see temperatures headed into the upper 60s today. so maybe some short sleeves under that jacket. upper 60s for morgan hill. east san jose 67 degrees will be the high. in danville up to 66 degrees, and oakland 64 degrees today. we'll see a high of 65 in redwood city and for san francisco. look at the mission district 64 degrees. north bay reaches up to 68 in ukiah and napa today 66 degrees. we still have the clear skies, but we will see the increase of the cloud cover as this disturbance moves over our high pressure, but we're still going to keep some dry conditions, just a few more clouds in the mix, and no rain. we're looking at our high today of 66 degrees, and then up to 68 on sunday. those winds may pick up early next week but it's still looking very nice into next thursday. >>> heading over to mik

>> so nice to meet you. >> nice toaccent. where are you from? >> the accent is australian. >> here's what you didn't see. the 24-year-old model from l.a. eventually fessed up to her fake accent. >> could you tell it was fake? >> i didn't know if it was a good or bad accent. i liked it. >> she did reveal to you. >> she did. >> were you shocked? >> i don't know if i was shocked. i was sort of relieved. >> oh. >> she was, like, oh, thank god. all right. let's just talk. >> do you end up with someone, colton? >> i'm not going to spoil the show. i want people to have fun and i think people have an idea of which way it's going and you don't have a clue. >> i have been around this guy at events and the ladies love colton. this season will be very, very interesting. >>> all right. let's talk oscars. they are 47 days away and guess what? there is still no host. the big question now, could kevin hart get back in the ring? it seems that regardless, hart is once again attempting to make things right. >> once again, kevin hart apologizes for his remarks that