andrea canning (voiceover): brook baker.g related. so you've got this connection now-- yes. andrea canning: --between the roommate and brook. andrea canning (voiceover): detectives already knew brian's roommate from their earlier investigation. he had dated brook and provided a dna sample, which didn't match 137f. they had spoken to him enough to know brook had visited his home many times and met his roommates, which meant brian jones knew brook, too. so they asked him point blank, had he ever had sex with brook baker? bob dunham: he even said that i never dated her. i never had sex with her at any time. and after those statements, he was definitely somebody we were going to get dna from. did he willingly give you that dna? yes. yes. andrea canning (voiceover): brian jones not only provided blood and hair samples, he handed over the clothes and shoes he wore that saturday and allowed investigators to search his car and house. his willingness to cooperate might have made jones appear less suspicious, but something on one of h

except for josephine baker, many people have heard of josephine baker, more than many of the other women in this exhibition. this poster gave us an opportunity to give her a really strong, strong presence. or homicides, it is very colorful and exuberant. it captures her performance style. she was like nothing anybody had seen in paris. she was 19 years old, very little known chorus girl. she was able to move her body with elasticity and energy, and humor. she was very funny. people fell in love with her. she was an overnight sensation. she became a big star. for 10 years, she had great success in paris. she was asked to go back to the united states to perform, she resisted. she experienced the segregation and discrimination, and did not go back to that. in 1935, she was offered a role in sanford's follies, big new york production. she relented and went back to the united states, and it was everything she. there she was turned away from every hotel. she cannot eat in restaurants. the reviews were quite racist, and others were lackluster. it was not the triumphant return home that she migh

and everyone was comparing her to josephine baker.nd i think how she was different from her similar, but she refused to perform. i think kind of out of deference to josephine baker. she really just wanted a break from performing. so paris for her was actually a respite. she didn't go there to promote her career, but really to save it through this operation. and what i really am struck by this portrait, which is so beautiful, you can see her shyness. this portraitist has really picked up on that. she's a big performer, larger than life on stage. and she's wearing this red dress with incredible jewelry on it. really beautiful jewelry against the green backdrop. so it's very striking. but she's enclosing her body protectively with her arms and not meeting her eye, looking away. so i think it's a very you know, it's a really interesting take on a complicated person. who is this and what did she go to paris to do? yes, nancy. elizabeth proffitt, an artist that is not as well recognized as she should be. this is a recurring theme in this ex

i represent martin potato rolls carrying on that tradition of bakers. i am proud to introduce a resolution that would recognize thousands of bakers across our country who need and create the foods that so many americans need to feed their families by making this american bread month. i am proud to be launching the congressional baking caucus a group of lawmakers committed to addressing the critical issues facing our bilking industry. together with congressman don davis of north carolina, we will folk kiss on growing the stwri's work force and ensure that bakers can thrive. across our country, these men and women are working to support economies and the congressional bakers' caucus will work to ensure that families have the food that nourishes them each and every day. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield. mr. burgess: by direction of committee on rules i call up 1568 and ask for its imimmediatity cargoes. the clerk: house calendar number 94, house resolution 1568 resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the hou

she said who made her josephine baker. if she stayed in the united states, i don't know if we would have heard of her. she wouldn't have had the platform she had there. the next time she went back to the united states was 1963 for the march on washington for jobs and freedom. it was there she referred back to this trip she made to the united states saying, in europe, i have been to the houses of presidents and kings. in new york, i couldn't get a cup of coffee. that made me mad. she was trying to galvanize the audience to take up civil rights activism. i think it's a lovely way to represent her. >> it's interesting that you talk about how she was treated in the united states. some of the portraits that you show does include some stereotypes. >> yes. she was -- part of her popularity was she was feeding into the french fascination with colonial primitive. she used to roll her eyes, silly expressions. the audience could see, this is not real. this is not serious. this is just something i'm doing for fun. in that march on was

, baker, you good?you get your old friend baker back this week. any extra excitement when you get to lineup against him? >> no, no, there is no animosity at all. we have an underdog story. walk on, number one pick had to change teams and he proved everyone wrong. it will be a challenge. >> for the red and gold report i'm matt lively. >>> now that it is all over, what do you do with all those campaign signs? how you can help give them new life while ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. ♪♪ stay ahead of your moderate-to-severe eczema. and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that

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, baker, you good?reporter: you get your old friend baker back this week, nick. any extra excitement when you get to line up against them? >> no. there's no animosity there at all. you got an underdog story, walk-on, the number one pick but had to change teams and he's proved everybody wrong. so it will be a challenge. >> underdog story, seems like a bit of a backhanded compliment. >>> warriors are tied for the best record in the west after beating the defending champs in boston tonight. the road trip continues tomorrow against the unbeaten cavaliers. how is dub nation feeling now? >> we are back! we are back! >>> macklin celebrini also back, returning to the lineup after missing 12 games with an injury. draymond green wore a macklin celebrini sweater to their press conference. >> he's your biggest fan tweeting about you wearing your jersey. >> i know. he's a superfan. >>> the earthquakes named bruce arena as their new head coach. he's won at every level, five national titles at virginia, five mls cups,

kenny baker grew up in nigeria. she says _ nigeria. kenny baker grew up in nigeria.igeria. she says that her- nigeria. she says that her experiences and for many of her views. she gained a reputation for weighing in on cultural issues. herfans that for weighing in on cultural issues. her fans that she has a standout star quality. her critics say she is a little too willing to read people at the wrong way. to win back voters she said that they needed to have a real serious think about what conservatives stand for. in order to to do that go back to basic principles. there is likely to be pressure on the new leader to make a mark. rebuilding the party is one job. herformer rival robert jenrick says he is on board. rebuilding relations with voters will be the bigger task. it is time to renew. thank you, ladies — it is time to renew. thank you, ladies and _ it is time to renew. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. she it is time to renew. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.- ladies and gentlemen. she will have to find — ladies and gentlemen. she will have to find a _ ladies and

baker, you good nick. you get your old friend baker back this week. any extra excitement when you get to line up against >>>>him, >>no there's no animosity there at all. you got to like an underdog story. you walk on. he was the number one pick, but then had to change teams. and he's proved everybody wrong. so it'll be a challenge for the red and gold report i'm matt lively. >ryan>well coming up the 2025 grammy nominations were just announced. who is in the running to take home the music's top award bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. well, coming up at 430. a closer look at the results of the 2024 election and its impact right here in th

and amateur bakers.we have bakers who work pastry shops, restaurants, professional bakers from all across the city as well as people who have never been professionally. it's to it as a we have a we have a real estate agent. we had engineering students, some people who they can read for the first time this so much talent out new york city. those creations are on display until january. 12th. >> very clever. that one right there. >> well, a state agency is monitoring of a new zealand highway was interrupted for a few moments recently when a curious mind, a bird came a bit too close to the traffic camera. this footage was released by zealand transport agency and shows the bird landing right in front of the camera and posing for that. i'm using close up there. the agency joked on social media writing, quote, wishing a great week ahead to everyone except this bird brain that needs to mina its own business. i think it's been quite smart there. a police dog in greenville, north carolina helped his handler an exp

baker, you good? >> you get your old friend baker back this week. any extra excitement when you get to line up against him? >> no, there's no animosity there at all. you got to like an underdog story. he's walk-on. he was the number one pick but then had to change teams, and he's proved everybody wrong. so it'll be a challenge. >>> after a very slow start to the season the sharks are one of the hottest teams in hockey right now. they are winners in four of their last five entering the night. they've got draymond green's attention. he was repping the teal sweater after the dubs win over the wizards earlier this week. draymond probably a good fighter on the ice. that was a macklin celebrini jersey he was wearing. the rookie esuperstar back in the lineup this weekend. didn't take long to make an impact. second period, celebrini capitalizes on the power play, ties up the game. first of two goals for the rook tonight. later in the period, wild up one on the power play. minnesota wins 5-2. sharks play at new jersey on sunday. >>> i want to go back to foot

in 2023, one 3rd of baker, apprenticeships in germany went on field max a journeyman baker was feeling the pressure no, no hedge about 23 or 24 minutes left to finish everything that means us to go full speed and we'll split everything still needs from the uniform on the ego, he's exactly like the next. it's not just baker's the shortage of skilled laborers affecting the trades all across europe. i don't because we've had to have these conversations with, with our governments, with our stakeholders, and essentially told him, this is your best recruitment fit actually. and you know, some countries in asia reference, they've understood that for many years fault quicker than us. we catch up with lisa marie and macs the day before their competition, the stuff by their check out, their teammates and the gardening competition. as professionals, they quickly recognize the challenges of other trades. we've got these laser tools here. they have to build walls down to the millimeter, even though they don't have a real foundation. just send comes on to it's crazy, no easy task. world skills sees

in 2023, one 3rd of baker, apprenticeships in germany went on fields max, a, journeyman baker was feeling the pressure of you know, has about 23 or 24 minutes left to finish everything that means us to go full speed and we split everything still needs from the uniform on the each piece exactly like the next. it's not just baker's the shortage of skilled laborers affecting the traits all across europe. i don't because we've had to have these conversations with, with our governments, with our stakeholders, and essentially told him, this is your best recruitment fit actually. and you know, some countries in asia for they've understood that for many years fault quicker than us. we catch up with lisa marie and macs the day before their competition, the stuff by their check out, their teammates and the gardening competition. as professionals, they quickly recognize the challenges of other trains. we've got to using laser tools here. they have to build walls down to the millimeter, even though they don't have a real foundation. just send comes on to it's crazy, no easy task. world skills sees it

joining us now, msnbc political analyst juanita tolliver, peter baker and lisa rubin still with us.talk about that. you write about the defiance of the me too movement. i wonder, is it intentional, given that the donald trump ran directly at men in his last campaign, the rnc, how machismo it was, going on bro-y podcasts, anger over the role that men felt they were in this country, is it intentional for donald trump to choose these folks who have spotty histories or when their spotty histories have come out, he's standing by them more firmly? >> certainly not a dark mark against them as far as president-elect trump is concerned. he might not have known about pete hegseth's allegation when he made that choice. but, of course, that speaks to the lack of vetting here. but he knew about matt gaetz's allegations. that's been pretty public now for the last few years and he decided to go with him anyway. he knew rfk jr. had been accused by a former family baby-sitter of groping her, that was in a magazine this last -- a simple google search would have indicated that. he certainly knew there

that's when, baker says, fearing for his life. he drove off. he says the golden cuffs slipped off onto the street. she didn't put them on tight enough. when i drove off, i shook my wrist out the window and they fell off. write him a ticket. but you don't go and violate their rights. you don't go terrorize their house. you don't go tear their stuff up. you don't go break and damage their property. that's not an acceptable use of our resources, and it's not legal. nold claims police overstepped their authority and violated brown and his family's civil rights. to make matters worse, the family says they were pulled over at gunpoint in san francisco while driving their son's car. they say police seized it, claiming it had been used in a robbery. it was like so traumatic that it was it wasn't even believable. it was just like it defied logic. we are not people that cause problems with anyone. first and foremost, vallejo police declined to comment on the case because of the pending litigation, but they did confirm officers can use their own handcuffs

. >> you can see the shows on youtube, comcast and berkeley community media, sally baker is a retired ministry of assistant at uc berkeley college of letters and science. >>> this is a look at the city by san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. >>> it was a night to reunite the living and the dead. >> my mother passed two years ago yesterday, an opportunity to honor her history, to celebrate traditions as latino people. >> with her mother's picture proudly displayed at her booth, carla shared her passion inspired by her nicaraguan roots. >> this is again, handmade by me, i have my business here in san francisco now for seven years. >> her business is called past the sauce, to r

but the english captain baker's fired all his starboard guns and wearing ship, brought his other side to the constitution. he fired a point broadside many of the carriers shot did not penetrate the constitution's oxide scene made of iron old ironsides bakers turned, but the constitution came on side by side. they ran in a square step to bulgaria and lost her business. it dragged in the water like a rudder, turning her to starboard. the american force, the british sure to turn still further crossed her ball caught in another broadside. i was put on carrier court in all ironsides and rigging down came foremost and then the famous the ships wrenched apart so the carrier laid out can atrocities odyssey or gun muzzles rolling on the do badly cut up to be taken a prize. he was burned at sea resting in victory was a tonic to the americans ashore tears rang out for captain hull old ironsides and our fighting navy on 1819 12. after a spirited engagement by the wasp captured the british break frolic. a a week later, 600 miles west of the canary islands, the frigate united states, the british fr

peter baker, symone sanders, jaung kasich, thank you so much. time. i'm jose diaz-balart. that wraps up this edition. i'll see you tomorrow night on nbc "nightly news" saturday. reach me on social media and watch clips at youtube at msnbc.com/jdb. thanks. andrea mitchell picks up with more news after a quick break. most from medicare. if you're eligible for medicare, it's a good idea to have original medicare. it gives you coverage for doctor office visits and hospital stays. but if you want even more benefits, you can choose a medicare advantage plan like the ones offered at humana. our plans combine original medicare with extra benefits in a single, convenient plan with $0, or low monthly plan premiums. these plans could even include prescription drug coverage with $0 copays on hundreds of prescriptions. plus, there's a cap on your out-of-pocket costs. most plans include dental, vision, even hearing coverage. there are $0 copays for in-network preventive services, and much more. get the most from medicare with a humana medicare advantage plan.

baker mayfield to ryan miller for the touchdown. we're tied at 24.odd bowles chose to take the extra point and not go for two. mistake. because the chiefs win the coin toss and baker's reaction said it all. mahomes leads kc on a 70 yard drive. kareem hunt punches in the game. winner. kansas city remains undefeated 3024 seven and zero is their record. macklin celebrini returns for the san jose sharks tomorrow against columbus. the number one overall pick in the draft. he got hurt on his very first shift in the national hockey league. has been out since then. celebrating was out with a lower body injury and the stanford women opening night against lemoyne. cameron brink and former coach tara vanderveer supporting new coach kate pay. second quarter janiah harriel with the team's 12th three pointer. that is a new team record that was in the half and the reverse lay in by kennedy umeh. here put the lady cardinals over the century mark over 100 points. they blow out the dolphins 107 43. sports on time we pick something out for you. in case you wanted to re

. >> reporter: sally baker takes special pride in a book she compiled, poetry for children. >> if youe children the chance to show them what they are capable of doing, it builds high self-esteem. >> reporter: sally has empowered children aged six to 13 with reading, writing and communication skills through her free nonprofit, the idea came from a bus ride. >> i sat behind two young boys that were trying to read a newspaper and they were having difficulty. and i thought, how sad, these boys cannot read the newspaper. >> reporter: to encourage literacy, she created her own half-hour children's program on community tv in 1984. students recommended by parents or teachers would recite poetry and get interviewed. as host and producer, sally also features adults with different careers. >> from a typewriter repair man, to a pilot , sally has even recorded episodes in jamaica and france with her director of 37 years who passed away three years ago. today, the executive director helps sally at two shows per month at berkeley community media, he wants her to bring out the best in the young guest

baker. right. that's the whole point. how deeply eroded the insidious tendrils of this administration has. and for how long that machine has been allowed to fester. that's the whole point. so now all of that is being ripped off. and you know what i love the most is how trump, like, literally enters anything the exact same, whether it's ufc or like this set, it doesn't change. no, he's the same human all day, every day, generous and normal. and just like what's up y'all? and it's everyone around him that are like, yeah, there's no fake accents at all. no. you know, that's right. and he's become kind of like a folk hero meme. jamie, you know, you are somebody that is so familiar with rejection. you face it every day. it seems to me that the democrats are failing their first lesson of loss, which is understand why. oh, yeah. yeah, you're absolutely right. i thought you made a great point, too, that they're trying to please people in their camp. and it's almost reminds me of like, comedians that play to the back of the room,

stuart: gerry baker is with me.ey supporting trump of any impact of the late stage of the game with suburban women. >> at this stage i doubt it i'm sorry to sound old and jaded but i don't think these endorsements move very many people. what's most striking is the timing. we were told she was going to campaign with trump and she has not done that. we know she's not enthusiastic about trump she said negative things about him in the past and this feels like a last-minute attempt to signal to trump i'm still around maybe i'm available for a job. i don't want to be too cynical but it's not going to move a lot of voters and it was important to get out before the last person had gone to the polls and express some public expression of support for trump in order to maintain her longer-term viability. stuart: she might when the cabinet if trump went. >> and she wants to run in 2028 and if she didn't give him support she will be in trouble. you're alright. we told america is in the grip of toxic politics and we assume her dem

like to please welcome bria baker and rebecca nagle as our authors today. starting on my far left, bria baker is the author of rooted the american legacy of land theft and the modern movement for black land ownership. bria has been working on the front lines more than a decade. she believes deeply in nuanced storytelling and in black cultures ability to drive change. and she has commented on race, gender and sexuality elle harper's bazaar, refinery29 them and more. her writing has been featured in the anthologies our history has always been contraband and no justice, no peace. a yale alumna, baker has been recognized as a 1015 glamor woman of the year, a 2019 i-d magazine, up and rising and a 2023 creative capital award. she has spoken at the united nations girl up initiative yale law school, the youth to use summit in hong kong and the museum of the city of new. welcome. thank you so much. immediately to my left, we have rebecca nagle. she is the author of by the fire we carry the generations long fight for justice on native land. rebecca is an award journ

i am delighted to be doing this interview with stephanie baker baker, and i want to congratulate her on this book. it's a terrific read. it's gripping. it's absorbing. and it's a really important account of the challenges that the west has faced in sanctioning a country as large as russia, one that was as much integrated into the global economy as it was. and to use these sanctions to punish russia for its unprovoked invasion of ukraine, full scale in february of 2022 and and all of difficulties that have accompanied that. the book is based on ms. baker's own personal experiences as a reporter in russia and then the interviews that she's done with scores of people, all of the important characters in this drama. so i want you to order it, to buy it, to read it, because you will really enjoy it and you'll learn a great deal. as i did, too. and it will really help you understand these very and challenging times that we live at. so my first question, i think is going to be an obvious one. why did you decide to write this book? what was your motivation here? right. well, as soon as the fu

so what if your character is a baker?y and understudy ash mallory, who are getting ready for the musical waitress s.f. playhouse enlisted a seasoned baker from three babes bake shop to teach them how to handle the dough, make the pie filling and put together the perfect pie. they both agree it's a lot harder than it looks. >>>>baking clearly, is an art and a science and that it's such a cathartic experience for the character to bake these pies and to really like, you know, kind of bake herself into the pie. essentially. it's nice to be able to do all of this work, like you're saying, research, and then to actually be able to put it into your body. >ryan>pies inspired by the show and baked by three babes. bake shop will be available at the performances waitress runs through january 18th at the san francisco playhouse. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430. i'll see you back here at five. have a great afternoon [intense music

that's the kind of communication that donald trump likes. >> peter baker, dr.hadelia, brandy zadrozny, thank you very much. >>> the president needs help for his cost cutting mission, just not help he'll pay for. we'll tell you about it next. ont not help he'll pay for we'll tell you about it next medicare, it's a good idea to have original medicare. it gives you coverage for doctor office visits and hospital stays. but if you want even more benefits, you can choose a medicare advantage plan like the ones offered at humana. our plans combine original medicare with extra benefits in a single, convenient plan with $0, or low monthly plan premiums. these plans could even include prescription drug coverage with $0 copays on hundreds of prescriptions. plus, there's a cap on your out-of-pocket costs. most plans include dental, vision, even hearing coverage. there are $0 copays for in-network preventive services, and much more. get the most from medicare with a humana medicare advantage plan. call today to learn more. remember, annual enrollment for medicare advantage

baker making a play. let's go to overtime.urdy drove the niners down then redemption for moody 44 yard walk off winner. niners win 2320. they're five and four. and mccaffrey he's thrilled to be back. >> i'm just happy i'm i'm here man. i mean that was that was a long journey and a lot of long days. so it feels good to win. and it feels good to just play in a football game again. do i wish we blew them out by 30? >> of course. >> but at the end of the day, i want to make sure that we're playing our best ball when it's needed at the end of the season, right. >> and we look at the tape this game and you much rather learn off of a win and a loss. >> let's kick it. you saw it right here on abc seven bay fc. just the second expansion team to make the playoffs in their first year facing the washington spirit in d.c. minute it's ashot oshoala opening the scoring one nil. bay fc and it's time to dance. but the spirit took the lead in extra time when bay fc unfortunately knocked in an own goal and they fall two one. but congrats to a pl

like baker. [ laughter ] baker. you good? >> you get your old friend baker back this week.any extra excitement when you get to line up against him? >> no. there's -- no animosity there at all. you got to like an underdog story. walk on. he was the number one pick. but then had to change teams. and he's proved everybody wrong. so -- it will be a challe (♪♪) from celebration moments to joyride moments your moments are worth protecting against rsv rsv is a highly contagious virus if you're 60 or older with certain chronic conditions you're at higher risk of being hospitalized from rsv. and there are no prescription rsv treatments. you know how to protect against covid and flu so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling an rsv vaccine, too. because moments like these matter >>> president joe biden calling on all americans to bring down the temperature now that the election is over. overnight, cbs news added the battleground states of nevada to trump's win column and we are watching as more ballots are counted. jarred hill joins us from washington as trump's administration

baker i mean that is some kind of play.ut purdy then drove the niners right down the field and it's redemption for moody. 44 yard walk-off winner. niners win 2320. they're five and four. and mccaffrey thrilled to be back. >> i'm just happy i'm i'm here man. i mean that was that was a long journey and a lot of long days. so it feels good to win. and it feels good to just play in a football game again. >> do i wish we blew them out by 30? of course. but i mean, at the end of the day i want to make sure that we're playing our best ball when it's needed. at the end of the season. right. and we look at the tape this game and you much rather learn off of a win than a loss in dallas. >> former 40 niner trey lance making his first appearance in a regular season game since he broke his right ankle for the niners in september 2022. dallas. i mean, they're a disaster these days, so even when lance completed a pass, it ends up in a fumble and the cowboys got worked by the eagles. lance was for 621 passing yards. did throw a pick. cowbo

baker mayfield wasn't going down without a fight.cs qb capped off a 71-yard drive to a touchdown. but baker wouldn't get a chance to serve up an overtime upset with patrick mahomes and the chiefs doing what they do best. >> caliendo comes in. he's eligible. here is hunt for the touchdown! >> kareem hunt ran in the game winner to keep kc a perfect 8-0 at the mid season mark. 30-24. >>> now to the highest-paid man in the nfl being forced to ride the sidelines for the near future. espn and nfl network insiders reported monday that dallas quarterback dak prescott is expected to miss several weeks due to a hamstring injury. he signed a $240 million extension before the start of the season and made an early exit in the loss to the falcons. cooper rush is expected to start as the 3-5 cowboys take on the 6-2 eagles on sunday. >>> now to the jersey worn by 23, sold for about 200,000 times that. a michael jordan jersey from the 1996-'97 season was sold by sotheby's for a whopping $4.68 million. the jersey was worn by the g.o.a.t. in at least 1

a dramatic scene above baker beach today as a helicopters called in to help a hiker in trouble. take a look. the man was stuck on the side of a cliff just yelling for help. san francisco fire and california highway patrol's air operations pulled him to safety using a hoist system on a chp helicopter. a spokesperson for the fire department said before getting stuck, that man was out hiking and ventured off the marked trail. >> this gentleman said that the rock slipped out from under him, so he fell a certain amount. so that was the problem with him. he was not able to get back up. so we do tell people to stay away from the areas that are not marked trails. >> the victim was safely airlifted back to the parking lot where he was examined by paramedics. they determined he did not need any medical assistance. to the north bay no, where there is fear and concern in the immigrant community over promises made by president elect donald trump. he's vowing to conduct mass deportations of undocumented individuals after taking office. this weekend. a local nonprofit is launching a new progra

-- >> holding the cash from so many supporters helping with that dream on the way to surprise the bakerverybody for doing this, because i would love for somebody to do that for me when i was a kid. >> and the moment. >> today, i'm sorry, oh my god, it's been such a rough month. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to cry. >> right here tonight. >> high, david. >> that proud baker jackson thornton, an air force senior airman too. >> it goes to show the power of donating and how you can impact somebody's life in such a split second. >> tonight joining us air force technical sergeant lane and his wif wife dani. >> don't ever underestimate the power of just being friendly and being kind. >> thank you to both of those veterans for their service to our country. fwl good luck with the bakery. good night. xxxx. day i spoke with president elect trump and congratulated him on his victory. i also told him that we will help him and his team with their transition. and that we will engage in a peaceful transfer of power. >> just hours ago, vice president harris spoke to the nation, conceding the election to don

welcome brea baker. [applause] immediately to my left we have rebecca nagle part author of by the fire we carry, the generations long fight for justice on native land. rebecca is an award-winning journalist as citizen of the cherokee nation. she's the writer and host of the podcast this land on native representation. federal indian law and tribal sovereignty have been featured in the atlantic. the "washington post," the guardian, usa today, indian country today and more. she is the recipient of the american mosaic journalism prize for the women's media center, exceptional journalism award numerous awards and she is a peabody award nominee. welcome rebecca. [applause] show, we are going to stop with asking questions of both of you. you both wrote books that explore the importance of land culture. for yet you discuss it in black wealth opportunity independence, and you, rebecca alandise at the heart of the cherokee experiment in nationhood. couldyo you tell us what inspirs you both to write about the subje

dramatic scene as rescuers are called in to help a man stuck in a precarious position on a cliff above baker beach. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. we'll get to that story in just a moment. but first. more showers fell in parts of the bay area and an atmospheric river may be coming this week. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian joins us now to explain what we could see and the timing. spencer. >> okay, dion. there's not a lot of wet weather left out of our current storm system. take a look at the satellite radar composite image. you see, it's a light level one storm winding down right now. just producing some scattered and isolated showers. still, though, it is a level one storm for the remainder of this evening, we can expect breezy conditions and an occasional shower. now let's move along and take a look at the heavier, steadier rain coming our way later in the week. here's the forecast animation starting tomorrow evening monday evening notice by late tuesday night, early wednesday morning, we'll see that next wave of rainfall pushing into the bay area. lo

baker's commitment to amr 3m in the morning just to have donuts, rules for ability to come into say wees ever. and you know what? it took my whole family. >> facebook page that it's over well with the outpouring of support receiving from all around the country according to tmz the owner said goldberg owes them an apology. eric: yes she does. they make the charlotte roos it's an iconic new york dessert because it's the only bakery in new york city and i know from personal experience. >> you need to get this to us as soon as possible. [laughter] i will do that this week. alright thanks. arthel: upcoming trump administration is preparing to carry out mass deportations. the leaders of sanctuary cities like the mayor of new york city saying they legally cannot cooperate with ice. how that could play out, that is up next. ♪ when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 presc

mike baker!her tonsils get shin splints, author of the new book under his wings emily compagno! this thanksgiving is kids and thankful for their new data. actor, writer, and comedian at jamie lissow! she thought a baby shower meant she would be hit by falling babies. "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! [applause] >> greg: mike, we have not talked to since the election. >> we have not. >> greg: i'm kind of interested in reaction. you were early on the pirate ship you were kind of like me with trump as he won you over do you see the appeal now. do you understand that? >> i always see the appeal of the policies and i have always said that. i am a small government guy. just to get on with the things the country is supposed to be doing. i am very appreciative of the fact that the election turned out the way it did. i think that the country is going to be better off for it both from an economic perspective and a national security perspective. and i am also delighting to

it's not just baker's the shortage of skilled laborers affecting the traits all across europe. i don't cuz we've had to have these conversations with, with our governments, with our stakeholders, and essentially told them this is your best recruitment fed actually. and you know, some countries in asia for they've understood that for many years fault quicker than us. we catch up with lisa marie and macs the day before their competition, the stuff by their check out, their teammates and the gardening competition. as professionals, they quickly recognize the challenges of other trades. you've got to using laser tools here. they have to build walls down to the millimeter, even though they don't have a real foundation. just send comes on to it's crazy, no easy task. world skills sees itself as a festival for the trades promoting vocational training across different fields. for lisa marie and macs, the focuses on learning from each other. this is particularly evident when they check out their competitors work the, the sugars, sculptures being made here, showcase a lot of new techniqu