beaver tail, on the other hand, is not actually beaver at all, rather a quick spoon bread-type thingent inferno. [ laughter ] with the sauce, it almost looks like chocolate. it's so rich-looking, huh? >> martin: i love it when it's like that. some people don't put too much blood, but i like when it's very thick. >> anthony: wow. that's absolutely delicious. >> martin: yeah, it is. i wasn't joking, but -- >> anthony: tastes like chicken. [ laughs ] no, it doesn't taste like chicken at all. >> martin: this is your first time? >> anthony: yeah. >> martin: oh. wow. [ laughs ] that's something. i -- i think you almost eat everything. yeah? >> anthony: yeah. at this point, you know, animals, they see me and they're like -- >> martin: "no, no, no. not him." [ laughter ] >> anthony: yeah. "not that guy." there's a joke around here somewhere, but to tell you the truth, the stuff is just too good. it's, like, ten below zero in this freakin' town. and that generally does not spell "good time" for me. a good time for me is more like a palm tree, a beach, a swimming pool, where the only cold thin

. >>> look at those two beavers. they went rogue earlier this week.ough the store in massachusetts waddling through the door. one realized he was unwanted and bolted and left his fury friend behind. super cute. he comes back. >> those are big. >> they're big beavers. what are they looking for? >> something to gnaw on. >> they're so cute. >> earlier we had the bear walking into the -- he's leaving. >> we had the bears. now the beavers. >> it's an invasion. >> my gosh. >> mother nature is invading us. >> i like how the worker said i'm going take pictures of you. >> oh, that's good. >> a nice little reprieve from the rain. nice sunshine outside. >> yeah. i was so beautiful today. tomorrow we get some rain. not a big storm. it's going to be scattered rain across the bay area. i think we have the best chance in the morning. by the afternoon we dry out. sunday it's going to be incredible. lots of blue skies. 54 degrees and maybe rain next tuesday or wednesday. >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for watching. >> that's going to do it for us. we'll se

[laughter] >> it'll be interesting to see how she manages the eager beavers that come in. >> what advice would you give her having doing that yourself? >> we don't have a freedom caucus but it was a heck of the challenge for speaker in the house. my guess is her preference is going to be to try to see what she can do on a bipartisan basis at the same time pass things that are part of their agenda, knowing full well that i'm not going to take them up. so i think it'll be a mix of things that she thinks we can reach agreement on plus things that are sort of their agenda, for example, the -- what i anticipate to be house bill 1 i think is probably going to be a blatantly unconstitutional effort to have the government basically micro manage the way we handle elections to give you an example. that's not going to go anywhere. that's not going to go anywhere in the senate. on the other hand, everybody talks about infrastructure, we know the country is desperately in need of infrastructure improvement. it always sort of runs around over the issue of how you are going to pay for it but if we are

and, it'll be interesting to see how she manages these eager beavers that come in. >> what advice would you give her for that? having done that yourself? >> well, we didn't have a freedom caucus in the senate so i think we handled it pretty well but it was a heck of a challenge for our speaker over in the house. and she had something akin to that going on now. and, my guess is her preference is going to be to try to see what she can do on a bipartisan bases. at the same time, past things that are part of their agenda, knowing full well that i'm not going to take them up. so, i think it'll be a mix of things that she thinks we can reach agreement on, plus things that are sort of their agenda. for example, the, what i anticipate to be house bill 1, i think it's probably going to be a blatantly unconstitutional effort to have the government basically micromanage the way we handle elections, to give you an example. that's not going to go anywhere. >> you don't sell positive about that. >> yeah, that's not going to go anywhere in the senate. on the other hand, everybody talks about infrastru

northern range are starting to grow back yard that is important for other species, such as songbirds and beavers and other aspects of ecosystem. if wolf populations get too low, we are concerned as biologist for conductivity between the recovery areas and the subpopulations, for genetic health. we can't have our prepositions get too small. the states do acknowledge that carnivores play a role on these landscapes. yes, it's a different situauatin where you have livestock and there will be conflict. i think that is where the states go and their management goals are to find and strike a balance between the needs of healthy ecosystems and the values of their constituents, which are hunters and livestock producers. but you have intnto zeus who wat wild nature and not stuck in reservations among but in widescale. our main business at the wild sitete is to takake people e ine park, yellowstone visitors, so we o often get hired by y people who specifically want to see a wolf in the wild. we look k at the livelihood toty becacause we do feel there is such a big econonomy based aroud the wolf and there ar

. >> reporter: jeremy beaver of the dell grand dealership group said his company is gearing up for the change. all new and uses vehicles they sell will be required to have the new paper plates, but dealers will take a hit on the missed advertising opportunity. >> we've built our brand on these yellow license plates driving around town. 33,000 vehicles a year have these yellow license plates which we consider our happy car buyers. >> reporter: the new temporary plates will show a 90 day expiration date after the car's sale and be linked to a dmv database identifying the registered owner. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> northern california community and religious groups are coming together in support of a father trying to get his wife back in the united states to be by the side of their dying son. 2-year-old abdullah hassan is on life support at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. he has a degenerative brain disease and doctors say it's getting worse. his father is an american citizen. his mom is a yemeni national who is blocked access into the u.s. under president trump's

matters coming up at half past, football beaver. —— fever.ia's disaster agency now say at least 373 people were killed, and a further 128 are still missing, following the volcanic eruption and tsunami that swept through sunda strait on saturday. more than m00 people have been injured. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra have been forced to evacuate to higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. today there have been more eruptions from the anak krakatau volcano, sparking fears of another tsunami. rebecca henschke reports rescue workers clear away the rubble in a race to find survivors. but today, in this villa none have been found. villas like this one built right on the shore didn't stand a chance when the huge waves hit. this, the state of the swimming pool, and the villa now. teams from the military and the search and rescue teams are here, clearing away the rubble to make way for what will be a slow rebuilding process here. the tsunami hit this popular local tourist destination at night, without warning. th

from these are struck retic schools moralists don't have a very real a different way with the normal beavers ok well i suppose the test will be does everything change or does he just hope people forget what they were angry about will doubtless speak again pascoe a ti vo about income support of already or france international thank you. for you watching the w. news our life from let's move to another european leader with problems in britain the prime minister is a may has delayed a planned parliamentary of votes on the bracks it deal offered by the european union. told members of parliament it had become clear there was insufficient support for the deal on the table following her announcement european president daughter of tosca has called a meeting to discuss press it on thursday but he says the bloc will not renegotiate the terms of the deal vote was supposed to take place tomorrow tuesday and now let's listen to what the theresa may told the parliament today it is clear that this house faces a much more fundamental question. just this house wants to deliver bricks it. i. think it is now st

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. >> so they went to work like beavers on a dam.into every nook, cranny and smoke-filled room they could. >> the team, led by the judge david davis, are a law unto themselves. >> lincoln has a very good team who are quite prepared to suggest that lincoln will remember you. >> davis meets with the leader of the indiana delegation, caleb blood smith. >> caleb smith is probably one of the most incompetent and lazy people of any prominence at the convention, but they don't care. >> they start offering him a job. i don't mean like the butler at the white house. they offer him a cabinet position if the indiana delegation eventually comes around to lincoln. >> word of these promises comes back to lincoln. lincoln is not happy at hearing this. he has cultivated an image over the years of being honest abraham. >> and lincoln sends a message back saying make no promises in my name. i will not be bound by any. >> which is in a way of saying if you are doing this sort of thing, i don't want to know about it. i don't want to hear about it. >> ma

[inaudible conversations] tyrus: beavers make dams, greg. not otters. stay off animal jokes.e animal jokes. greg: what then do ours do, dana? >> i guess they are a part of the food chain. greg: no one eats them. tyrus: riveting stuff. [inaudible conversations] >> the cia has a museum. they have the things they made like this little bug and it would fly around like a dragonfly thing and it would eavesdrop on conversations. they did get things like the dragonfly and turn it into a b bug. greg: what do you think, tyrus? otters are adorable. they're so affectionate you can have a huge aquarium with one other and it. tyrus: as long as you're not a fish or crab. here is the thing. this is a really good idea. if a person walked up you didn't no, you probably shoot them. but people are suckers for animals. a little cute otter comes hopping along, oh my god, it's an otter and has a grenade in its hand. boom. i know you got excited about the fly thing but the idea is they can unzip their bag, pull the grenade out, take the pin and the dumb coming will come over and boom and that's what

beavers, caught on camera, just strolling through a convenience store in massachusetts.n through the front door. then they were finally chased out. the people who live there say there is a river right behind the store and they see beavers all the time. there you go. mornings on 2 continues in just a couple minutes. ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we hope you can help bay area families bundle up this winter by taking part in the annual one warm coat drive. you can donate new or gently used coats for people in need. ktvu is a proud media sponsor of one warm coat. the national nonprofit collects tens of thousands of coats every year. one warm coat drive will continue until december 31. there are drop off location in places like walnut creek, san jose, and oakland. as well as a participating u.p.s. and big o tire stores. you can go to ktvu.com and see a full list of locations. >>> worries about trade and economic growth taking down stocks today." -- we are back in the studio with today's dollars and cents. >>> nude samtrans a new home sales up all and and the leader in

first we want to show you this, beavers were caught on camera taking a stroll through a convenience shore in massachusetts, and they had things to get. they trolled in there and people say there is a river -- there is a river behind the store and they typically don't go shopping, but we'll be back with "mornings on 2" after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> welcome back, cia director gina haspel will testify on capitol hill to brief senate leaders on the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. she was a no show a briefing last night. she's going to brief senators behind closed doors and explain the assessment that the crowned prince likely ord

second is 22 beaver street which has been introduced but needs a committee date for the land use committee. third is the former welsh presbyterian church in the mission. that needs a board introduction. and the diamond heights safety structure, which is at the board , however, to give you a quick update, the arts commission on public works are still working on that and a way that i mentioned at a previous hearing to ensure who is responsible for what portions of the artwork. i will give you an update on that likely in the new year as it moves forward to. i will point out that the main assessment coming back to this commission, depending on the content in the mo way and how it affects the ordinance, we will let you know about that in advance. and then lastly, as i am sure you have all seen, the planning commission commission his decisions on 49 hopkins. it generated a lot of interest in the media. i'm happy to answer any questions or provide a formal report to you any future hearing , but i did want to make you aware of what the next steps would be after talking to the project planner, and

provides food and comfort to the poor and down and out, but now in a city that spent money to protect a beaver's dam on the same creek the church seems to be on its own. >> it's ironic that people can do more for animals than they do for people and that's sad. >> we want to remain here in martinez and so we're just appealing now for some help with our building and with our grounds. >> reporter: the church has set up a push pay account online and is hoping the public will donate enough so they can make repairs and keep their mansion from slipping away. in martinez, john ramos, kpix5. >>> an apple smash and grab that didn't go as planned, these burglars got the smash part, but an unexpected security feature foiled their heist. >> plus cloned from some of the world's oldest and largest trees, how bay area scientists used ancient dna to create a super grove of redwoods. >> and a tech billionaire broke the rules with his lavish wedding, the creative way he's making amends and how we can all benefit. >>> some breaking news out of georgia, a police officer and suspect were both killed following a traff

and then the beaver looked up and said "daaam!"y ever afte [ laughter ] according to "business insider", apple could release itline of cars by the year 2023. which means by 2024 we could all have totally useless apple cars. there you go! [ cheers and applause ] that's the joke. so what do we do everybo? we staple it. we stamp it. we ring the joke bell. [ ding ] ls take a shot of joke dan [ laughter and applause ]r and then i plittle water into my joke plant. [ laughter ] [ slide whistle ] fart ] [ laughter ] if you're wondering -- if you're curious about the d the joke beh flower, there is a man lying underneath it. [ laughter ] and no one told me thabefore rehearsal and it scared the [ bleep ] out of me. [ laughter ] great job, lou. [ laughter ] give it up for lou, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] no -- 'cause he can't leave. so, now e rest of this whole thing, there's a man there. [ laughter ] time for one more joke! the rockefeller center christmaw tr recently lit. all right. here wgo. [ light laughter ] said the pokemon accou

so beavers and song birds can respond to the growth and that vegetation. >> whitaker: doug smith is quicks simple as he just made it sound. but, that hasn't stopped some environmentalists from declaring wolves the "saviors" of yellowstone's ecology. >> randy newberg: there's some people who will try to convince you that wolves could probably solve mideast peace and world hunger. >> whitaker: randy newberg is a montana hunter, who hosts a tv show and podcast for hunters. he remembers how emotional the debate over reintroduction was between wolf haters and wolf lovers. >> newberg: wolves are wolves. they aren't the big bad wolf, and they don't have a rainbow shooting out their ass like everyone would think they do. >> eric kalsta: there's something romantic about a wolf, right? unless you've seen it chewing on a live cow. >> whitaker: erik kalsta's family has been raising cattle and sheep on this montana ranch for 100 years. he says he was worried from the moment the first wolves were brought back to yellowstone, which is about 100 miles to the south. >> kalsta: you know, they weren't going

i go for eager-beavers. >> i'm pat and i work for senator ron johnson. you used the term inovism. i wonder this, who what stint this charm of socialism a feeling by people that somehow they could be protected from somebody else who is going disrupt them with an innovative idea. >> that's absolutely true and its evident in the -- it was evident yesterday, and the appeal of the -- this is something that bernie sanders and trump of course agree on, protectionism. and i understand that the disturbances of new industries what was calledcracy creative destruction --... it comes from progress. because -- all central planner would allow the chinese and now the vietnamese before the japanese, before that, the germans. to specialize in low-wage industries. a central planner would under this socialism so it is progress there objecting to. not neoliberalism. and is very clear and hungry. where hungarian agriculture is not a good prospect for the future of hungary. so despite enormous subsidies from the common market, it's not doing very well. so you get support for fascism like another form o

beavers. >> i love how they come in with a purpose. they came in with a purpose. >> they sure did. trying to get their shop on. >> i don't blame them. do you sell big gulps here? >> discount aisle. what's on clearance? they walked in there. apparently just left the store, too. look at that. came in, wanted to see what's going on and walked out. >> they're very civilized creatures, though, just like perusing the shelves. i guess there was a river nearby. >> they walked in and said "i'll be dammed" and walked right out. >> oh, i just got it. >> right? >> he'll be here all week,lk >> i was really slow on the uptake. i blame monday. >>> all right. well, quickly, we want to get to this one because if you're home for the holidays and need to make fun of your parents. here you have it, a snoring dad, and they're playing tennis with his sn >>> this morning on "world news now," celebrating george h.w. bush. >> the plane that serves as air force one is set to transport his casket to washington in just a few hours. where he'll lie in state on capitol hill. plus, the new videos and stories bei

they were the leave it to beaver women of the era. but what her work was focused on, and it's a profound, deep analysis, was looking at how deeply disappointed these women were because they weren't being fulfilled by these lives that they thought were supposed to bring them such great satisfaction. and most people who look at the book focus on the early chapters, where she tells these stories of women crying in the kitchen, drinking with their friends and being so despondent at the phrase she uses, "is this all my life is ever going to be? ochal but as you go deeper in the book, it's a very long book, it's a quite marxist inspired argument because what she is also writing in part is that american corporations, particularly in the television era have paired up with american advertising giants to create this wave of products that women have to be interested in and buy. so women are being peddled dishwashing detergents and floor waxes, and kitchen equipment, and all of these things that in fact are keeping them fully employed, keeping th

this includes john chappey, sam beaver, noah mccalla, johnny slimrod, and my first chief of staff, russ thomason. what has been so amaze to me is how seamlessly my whip staff also worked with my texas official staff as well. we all worked literally as one team. and i want to thank all of my texas staff for their contributions to our successes. we all rely on our staff around here a great deal. that's doubly true of the -- of my entire staff over the last six years. now, i've come to think of the whip operation as really an intelligence operation. these outstanding men and women have been my eyes and ears. they're all incredibly smart. they're devoted and hardworking. so i want to say to all of them thank you for everything you've done to serve the conference and the senate as a whole. as whip you're provided with the security detail comprised of capitol police officers. these men and women are extraordinary professionals who've become like family. their work often takes them away from their own families and friends traveling around the country, sometimes missing holidays and special occ

he served as intelligence beaver for two secretaries of energy. he was an intelligence analyst with the addition at d.o.e. their service will be appreciated for being members of the wilson team. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and our sympathy to -- diane wellsie and her children. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. tonko: i rise to congratulate a composer, educator and music innovator, professor evan mack, a musical america. his first opera was at the center in may of 2011, impressive achievement for a first-time come poser. he has a grand opera based on william kennedy opera that and ed a deborah boist co-wrote one of the first opera for twitter. a five-act in the span of 1:40. e serves on the faculty at skidmore college. professor evan mack on behalf of your fans, congratulations on bei