. >> what do you think would be on the play list for leftist elitist snow flake barbeque. >> that's ary good question. >> maybe whoever the lineup was at coach elo this year. >> if this were 15 years ago go would say indgo girls. >> i >> arcade fire. >> lcd sound system. >> yeah. >> they're all good music though. this is not meant to be -- we're bipartisan when it comes to choice of music. >> sound track sounds great i don't want anything to do with vegan brisket. >> not at all. >> i would come to the barbeque and stick to the sides. >> you have about forced hey ittation like meat, no, it doesn't. >> i will refuse. yeah. >> okay. >> i love that. >> meat is meat. >> that's right. >> thank you christie. >> kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples has new opponent as she runs for reelection, we'll take attention to country clerk race to kentucky here in d.c.. and he'll run against her in 2018. his name is david ermold he'll run for county clerk in kentucky. davis said she wou running for reelection facing voters for the first time since issuing marriage l

>> put it on the barbeque. nice weather for being outdoors. isn't that crazy?> yes. >> it's december! >> temperatures in the 70s. >> that's why we live here. >> thank you for joining us. ♪[ music ] ♪ ♪ >> thorne: you can't be serious. ridge and quinn? >> sheila: yes. >> thorne: our father's wife? >> sheila: it's -- it's shocking, i know, but -- >> thorne: when? >> sheila: when they were involved? the day that he was supposed to take vows with brooke. >> thorne: ugh... >> sheila: and it wasn't the first time. so, yes, thorne, you have good reason to be concerned about brooke.

the judiciary at the intersection of expression so i'll give you a few examples is a custom-made barbequeedding for a wedding any less artistic and no wedding cake? so to the type of food that is served so referring to a cooked meats at the feast so is the wedding dress different to be tailor-made? does this apply to other evens so the net effect is to seriously hobble anti-discrimination efforts across the board with this is ultimately contained to say yellowbird that the government doesn't need to do this because there are alternatives. that it leads the entire purpose there already was the alternative to the right restaurant was the of black western down the hall. at a city park built around fact. this isn't about the alternative market for people discriminated against but to navigate the economy and american society as a fall in a quarrel and dignified member only in the last 60 years that african-americans have been able to enjoy the full dignity and the participation as a result of public accommodation law also serve here we are one block from k street just say go down to the other

texas barbeque is more so a no baiingting versus your regular barbeque sauce. >> i'm from texas i likeic. >> so for those that may be think about doing this at home what keep in mind when doing brisket. >> you want to get the temperature control right. not too hot or cold. 225, 250 or so maybe eight hours depend what you're doing you also want to wrap the neat parchment paper or foil so it doesn't get too much smoke. this i did different because i didn't have enough time to set up smoker all day. i did this 36 hours makes it easier for on you so you can have a life instead of sitting at your smoker. >> can we try some this. >> of course, of course. >> is there every too many hours to let something cook because i feel like the more hours the more delicious,fy did it for 900 hours would that ab i problem. >> a little problem it would dry out a little. >> sometimes doesn't it get soggy like there's balance you want to have nice smoke to it. >> amazing. >> there's a balance if you smoke it too long it taste like chalk. you have to foil doctors a certain point with bristic it hits and doesn't

some people have had couches, we've had barbeques, lots of--tons and tons of needles. ( james ) before mayor ed lee's passing... he vowed to take one- thousand homeless people off the street. the boulders detered around 80 homeless people from living in one san francisco location -- and with help from the city's out-reach program -- steered them into homeless services. ( james ) the golden state warriors are warning fans about a ticket scam. the team says 17 fans were not allowed in wednesday game against the grizzlies because they had bogus tickets. we're told the tickets were from a non- verified third party. the warriors have six home games in the next ten days... including a christmas day matchup against the cleveland cavaliers. since opening night.. more than 300 fans have been turned away because of counterfeit tickets. the team is encouraging fans to buy tickets directly from its website... warriors dot com. ( darya ) on christmas day.. cal-train and sam-trans will run on a holiday schedule. both agencies will be open on a typical sunday schedule on christmas ev

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we get barbeques. there would be more kickback. to go back to your point -- you know what? still stuck on pelosi. you all know she was drunk, right? did she know where the camera was at? nobody paid the tab. she was faded. nancy, i'm telling you right now, she was about to get real in there. trump has her drinking all the time. my point is if you take donald trump's personal stuff, you are not going to like him. but that's not yes was elected. he's good at business and bad at being a person. the economy is up, frowns are down, you know what i'm saying? i'm good with that. i don't have to high five him. greg: he's half man, half meteor. drew: i was thinking historically when have there been these manic types in the presidency. teddy roosevelt. so it can work for you. tyrus: the old grandpa from the 50s. go down the street. he pays his bills and keeps the lights on. greg: i think going after fast food is a class thing. kat: i ate a cheeseburger while i was getting a pedestrian security other day and i think that was fine. greg: no more hankie greg: this week it sank in, no mo

. >> barbeque sauce, fries, love it. >> and then add a frosty to it , you have whole meal, diane , whole meal. >> now i'm hungry. we got to go! >> how about we real it in here, talk about some breakfast, diane. so coffee lovers dream if you will. you are looking at the world's largest starbucks in shanghai, china. the 30,000 square foot grocery features three wood carved bars, one of which is 88 feet long. it is also inter-active. customers can point their smart phones around the for augmented reality experience. >> all right. from the biggest to the fastest. lamborgini has unveiled what it says will be the world's fastest suv. auto maker says the vehicle can reach speeds of roughly 190 miles per hour going from zero to 60 in less than four seconds. also have four wheel steering, with the for corner lane changes, i know you're interested, joe, start at $200,000, no sweat. >> very good. and i can hire that personal shopper now, too. >> your wife will be thrilled. >> proceeds from the sale of the worlds' 14th largest diamonds are going to a good cause. >> how about this one? huge 709 karat

. ♪ ♪ our intrepid fisher-folk, and some friends, collaborate with asia and me on a picnic/barbeque/beacht all that. tamale. >> asia: che bello! [ speaking foreign language ] >> anthony: the sauce, see all those little fish paid off. ♪ oh, they are going in already. there's no waiting. good, i'm in, i'm in. >> asia: all right, they're hungry. they're starving. >> anthony: it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> asia: the lobster looks great here, mamma mia. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anthony: these are incredible. >> asia: this is incredible. >> anthony: so sweet and -- >> asia: yeah. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anthony: whoa, look at this. >> lady: fantastic. [ speaking foreign language ] [ dog barking ] >> anthony: this is a uniquely italian thing. the banana hammock. >> asia: with the speedos? >> anthony: the banana hammock. >> asia: the what? >> anthony: banana hammock. >> asia: in america, people don't want to get a tan like this? >> anthony: no, they don't want to reveal that much of themselves. it takes the mystery out. >> asia: they wear the big boxers. >> anthony:

. >> anthony: cafeteria a la barbeque is only one example of a booming do-it-yourself service industryst delicious. fried pork, plantains. and the kind of silky, deeply satisfying beans that dreams are made of. this is good, good beans. >> leonardo: yeah. >> anthony: you never had a book blacklisted or banned in cuba? >> leonardo: no. fortunately, no. >> anthony: have you been able to say everything that you wanted to say? >> leonardo: i try to be the most honest writer that i can be, and i think that i have said all that i can say. the problem is that we need in cuba a lot of money because it's a very beautiful city, but the people have many problems to live. with the space, with the structure of the buildings. >> anthony: for dessert -- ah, awesome. flan, cooked in a cut down beer can. thank you. you're a successful author. you've been around the world. you've traveled? during difficult periods of cuban history, i'm sure, you had many opportunities to live in miami or barcelona or los angeles and yet you stayed in the same house, the same neighborhood. why? >> leonardo: because i lik

some people have had couches, we've had barbeques, lots of--tons and tons of needles.yor ed lee's passing... he vowed to take one- thousand homeless people off the street. the boulders detered around 80 homeless people from living in one san francisco location -- and with help from the city's out-reach program -- steered them into homeless services. ( james ) the golden state warriors are warning fans about a ticket scam. the team says 17 fans were not allowed in wednesday game against the grizzlies because they had bogus tickets. we're told the tickets were from a non- verified third party. the warriors have six home games in the next ten days... including a christmas day matchup against the cleveland cavaliers. since opening night.. more than 300 fans have been turned away because of counterfeit tickets. the team is encouraging fans to buy tickets directly from its website... warriors dot com. ( darya ) on christmas day.. cal-train and sam-trans will run on a holiday schedule. both agencies will be open on a typical sunday schedule on christmas eve and christmas day.

some people have had couches, we've had barbeques, lots of--tons and tons of needles." before mayor ed lee's passing, he vowed to take 1,000 homeless people off the street. the boulders detered around 80 homeless people from living in one san francisco location-- and with the help from the cities out-reach program--steered them into homeless services. (vicki) hundreds gather in san francisco's chinatown to honor late mayor ed lee... candles burning bright to remember the city's first asian american mayor...a little over one week after his sudden death.(grant) last sunday was the official memorial at city hall for mayor lee. but today..the asian community gathered to honor their fallen leader. kron 4's justine waldman was there and has the story. ... "this little light of mine.. im gonna let it shine...let it shine..let it shine."natan emotional night to remember former san francisco mayor ed lee.almost one thousand people came to portsmouth square in chinatown to honor the city's first asian american mayor. saying his accomplishments are an inspiration and the historica

and one weekend he invited cindy to a barbeque party. >> he surprised me. he knew that i loved mariachis. and then all of a sudden, all these mariachis, they come in and singin', and he gets on his knees and he proposed. so it was exciting. >> reporter: that's a day you don't forget. >> never. >> reporter: so in short order, they got married, and had a baby, and became a family. why'd you pick noah as a name? >> they had a book on baby names. and i saw the name noah. and it said it meant new beginning. so i loved it. >> reporter: so it was. a new beginning. as amply recorded as any new parents could make it. but, if this was the beginning, then what was this? that early evening in april 2008, orlando and noah heading down the street with his toy car. they turned the corner. out of camera range now. and then -- >> i heard shots, very loud shots. and i went outside. that's when i saw my husband, full of blood cryin' for help. i'm sorry, it's an image that is never going away. i didn't see my son at first. so i thought the worst. i went crazy because i thought

stuff like whole weed treesnats: that a purple train wreckthere were a couple of rules, one was no barbequehe park so all of them were outside the park .. oh waitand my personal rule never eat fully loaded oysters in a park if you see some trash pick it up and put in into the trashin golden gate park stanley roberts kron 4 news ((2shot)) ((grant))new tonight at nine... how much does popular culture spur social change?((vicki)) david daniel looks at whether there was a connection between of one this year's biggest movies, and a movement that's still unfolding. nat-leap) "if no one else will defend the world, then i must." more than 75 years after she first appeared in the comics, "wonder woman" finally broke through on the big screen in 20-17 -- one of the biggest hits of the year. but its greatest impact may not have been at the box office."this summer, where people really understood in a profound way what it meant to have a female director operate at the top of the business like patty jenkins did at 'wonder woman,' and where she was as visible as the movie was.""'oh wow, a female-driven fi

stuff like whole weed treesnats: that a purple train wreckthere were a couple of rules, one was no barbequeills inside the park so all of them were outside the park .. oh waitand my personal rule never eat fully loaded oysters in a park if you see some trash pick it up and put in into the trashin golden gate park stanley roberts kron 4 news ( will ) up next... it was a year of cultural shifts playing out in real life and on the big sceen screen. the connection between the wonder woman movie and the me too movement. ( will ) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. ( will ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:dry weather conditions will continue through the weekend and into the first part of next week, though with a cooling trend in daytime temperatures beginning on saturday. a potential pattern change may bring precipitation to the region beginning by the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( will ) take a look at this: 83 bats wer

. >> barbeque or regular. >> for the well-being of everyone around me i thought breath wise regular wayor morning shift. traffic. a person hit by car white oklahoma leaf drive and right lane right shoulder impacted miles of slow moving traffic there leading down to beltway. watch for that one. we'll switch over sky fox huge delays lingering over a 7 mile backup 270 earlier crash 370 cleared 109 to local lane split takes you 60 minutes. takes an hour app a half to get from 70 all the way down to beltway. have patience. if you plan to bail out do it south of mop of coursecy river bridge. 55 closed for repairs as you head to frederick. keep a close eye on this. 355 south of that point seeing bailout traffic. this is look at outer loop crash before springfield bl blocking left should a crash blocking shoulder. nothing in huge slow downs and volume picking up in both directions and also keep in mind outside the beltway pennsylvania avenue it's south bound side do youer house road dealing with issues and crash blocking lane pennsylvania avenue awe you make your way away from beltway with. out

stuff like whole weed treesnats: that a purple train wreckthere were a couple of rules, one was no barbequepersonal rule never eat fully loaded oysters in a park if you see some trash pick it up and put in into the trashin golden gate park stanley roberts kron 4 news (catherine) take a look at this:83 bats were rescued from behind a mural at a menlo park home. the homeowner hired workers to power-wash the side of the house on tuesday... that's when they discovered a large colony of bats nesting behind the mural. wildlife authorities were called....after some of the bats began falling to the ground.all 83 bats were treated at a wildlife center and returned to the wild in menlo park. not surprisingly - workers at the center said they've never before had so many bats needing help... good news for warriors fans. the team's mvp point guard is inching closer to getting back on the court. the warriors announced today... steph curry is expected to return on saturday against the grizzlies. steve kerr ruled him out for tomorrow's game agaisnt the hornets. the warriors head coach doesn't want to play

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i would argue that maybe it is the capital -- barbeque capital of the world. there may be others that would argue different than that. how about -- and how many of you as children remembered the cartoon pop eye? came from chester, illinois, in the illinois 12th. you know, i'm sure many of the other people to speak here tonight, mr. speaker, are also proud of their home districts. and the state of illinois. and should be. because i'm going to tell you. whether it's from cairo to glena, chicago, to mulkytown from danville to east st. louis , the state of illinois' a great state. we love it. we have good things and bad things that happen. but it has been a great state that has helped this nation, provided great leaders, provided great people involved in all kinds of fields throughout this nation and this world. and i have no reservations in saying, and i'm sure others would say this about theirs, but i'm so blessed because i live in the most beautiful part of illinois. the most beautiful part of illinois, where it starts out as the flatlands, which is commonly kn

different case if this was dealing with a nonexpressive business like the limo driver unless the barbeque was building aer piece for you. the case presents free speech and freedom of religion aspect and the focus is there. i'm a constitutional lawyer. we are not discussing the first principles philosophically of what the law should be. [inaudible question] >> the civil rights was passed on freedom of association ground. this is settled law. if there are folks out there who want to relegitimate the con assault of the or the freedom to marry is a right, you are talking about throwing up in the air decades of constitutional law which is even more drastic than what i think is going on in this case. we don't want to go there. >> justice o'connor did say 25 affirmative case of action. >> right over here. >> i'm executive director of the national association of subjectivity and science. what if two whomo sexuals said we are going to have a huge organizationy and 20 men there and would like you to prepare a cake for us, do you think the baker would be entitled to refuse in that situation? >> as o

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