. >> we kept our come poe chur po. and really held strong in the second half. and a big win for us. >>> denver jumped out to a half. love, the three. taking a 25-17 lead at the break. stanford fights back. nossek, in the point. 17 off the bench. coast-to-coast. and one. cardinal hang on to win, 49-43, improving to 5-2. >>> cal's been mopping the floor with opponents, undefeated at home. hosting princeton. tigers jump out early. steven cook, behind the screen, the three. princeton up nine at the half. the embassy pull back. blocked the shot in transition. cal down five. cal forces the turnover. tyrone wallace with the emphatic dunk. wallace has 23. cal wins by ten. bears improve to 9-1. >>> st. mary's, meanwhile, early season nonconference road test against creighton. aaron bright off the glass. had 22. tied at 61-61. we go to overtime. in the paint, 71-67, in omaha. >>> got the sharks, 49ers and raiders highlights tonight at 11:00 p.m. tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money

service delivery and outcomes for our clients that plan on taking the immediate and long-term fuel chur. there are a number of legislative proposals we'd like to address, including contract compliance, better performance outcomes and how to encourage more support of housing tenants to qualify for public benefits and the transition of willing and able housing tenants housing opportunities. i plan on scheduling this meeting in february and look forward to the discussion and i thank today all the people involved, i want to thank trent from hsa, everyone from dph and everyone participating in these efforts and look forward to continuing this discussion. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. >> right before thanksgiving this year i a pilot program to restroom fa stillties throughout our district. it is one of the top concerns i continue to hear from our residents, visitors, small business owners and on our city streets. we work at the department of public works over the last two years and needs to come up with a pilot program that will offer a triple combination

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what michael brown, senior, said, during a special chur service in san francisco. here we go again. mo through the bay area.. justn time to mess up the morning commute. that rain will eventually h southern california.. where dozens of homes were damage mudslides. but the we weather is still a welcome sight. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> in sports, first place in the nfc east on the line sunday night, the eagles and cowboys meeting in philadelphia. dallas takes a 21-0 lead, but it's gone by the third quarter. the eagles jump in front by three points, but their lead doesn't last long. cowboys' receiver dez bryant catches his third touchdown pass of the game to put dallas ahead for good. the cowboys win, 38-27. >>> they get four division crowns in a row for the broncos. denver loses quarterback peyton manning for a spell as hee deals with a leg injury and flu-like symptoms, but manning returns to fire a touchdown pass to put the game out of reach. denver tops san diego, 22-10.

. >> and anyone can position chur left or right or anyone can poll left or right. but until the attacks are out are largely gone. until -- >> is the middle east going to be a day where there are no attacks. >> i said until they are largely gone. the bottom line on this is this is not a conservative or democrat issue, and our troops are not wary, they were not given the tools to do the job. >> they're ready to serve. >> they need tools to do the job right. >> to save time, president obama is releasing all these gitmo prisoners. i'm wondering why are we releasing everybody from gitmo at the same time we're retreating from the middle east. >> it's the bowe bergdahl plan, you give them everything they want and they give nothing back. we're going to tell you what, we're going to show you what's coming up, what did you do on christmas? >>> it's the day after christmas, some of you are still opening presents, others of you returning them. we hope you all had a great christmas. we're going to share with you now what we did on the holiday, and, you know guys, i want to star

when you have issues like infravike chur, high speed rail, climate change issues and then you have aof education, tuition increases, that is the biggest challenge, trying to keep the democrats in line and trying to make all these. >> i'll throw a third one out there that the outgoing controller recently issued a report that said the health care costs for current and retired employees is rocketing ib to the billions and threatens to eat up the entire budget. it will be front and center this time. that could cause a lot of trouble. >> keep in mind the implementation of the "affordable care act" has not yet visited itself up on contractual relationships between employees. >> the retirees of the state of california could wind up on obamacare? i think all americans should have wound up on obamacare. that is how you best finance. >> considering there is something like close to a million current former workers under contract in california, that is a heck of a lot. >> i'm one of them. i'm a retiree. >> it maybe but it may be ultimately the only way to provide some form of quality care at an

we're talking about where high momentum stocks, chur tough to justify, especially look at the move, ite our time other than to say that -- they reversed massively which tells me that -- it's a big level, i think the next level is 180. i think it's headed there. >> people who buy teslas are rich people, they don't care about the gas savings, yet it's trading -- >> it's also trading along with tim's point in the past, competition is not only from bmw, but everybody. if they should tart making these companies more official and create a car that people want to drive, because that was what elon musk did. but it was a hot car and it was fast and a performance vehicle. >> so in tesla, though, the only reason to buy it at these valuations, if you believe that elon musk and tesla will transform the electric grid here in the u.s., that's why you're buying here. >> do you buy that for a 2020 story or even farther out? >> yesterday i said buy tesla here. i still think you buy it. i would not put my whole portfolio on it, but i think for a long-term trade, tesla will change things. >>> coming up,

how can you say it's store chur if the yap fees do it but it's not if we do it? >> their argument is that our water boarding was different that it was osafer version. but let's go beyond the waterboarding. some of the interrogation methods were really brutal, sleep deprivation, rectal feeding, being forced to stand on broken limbs. you who wrote those infamous memos authorizing the interrogation techniques, he said that the people who did this are at risk legally because they were acting outside their orders. so could those people, are they at risk legally? could they be prosecuted? >> well, under the statute, everybody's at risk. even those who got some kind of approval from the justice department under the statute that john mccain authored. that's still only a partial justification. the reliance upon the legal memo has to be legal and something an objective person would believe is plausible. then if we go beyond that and say well where if they hadn't gotten legal approval from the justice department could they still be prosecuted, the answer is yes. the law doe

the.ic churs there with the whole team were mourning. they were in the school jim naz jaum where there were all together. he had an older brother from a very young age when phil hughes skbroin joined the team, michael clark joined his parents and said don't worry, i'll look after him. he moves to sydney, a country boy coming to the big smoke to fulfill his dream and play cricket at the high eest level. he was a 25-year-old young man. this never should have happened. what sort of impact is this accident going to have on cricket going forward? >> there certainly will be safety measures looked into. and certainly the fabric of the game won't be changed. it was, as you said, rosemary, it is just one of those freak accidents. you couldn't imagine hitting in the back of the head and the consequences for him. it's just so saddening. sean abbott who is suffering and probably will do for some time. i think a positive part of that story is that yesterday the new south wales team had a training degs and sean abbott was back bowling there and with h

marines now standing by to help as a controversial report on alleged creator chur is about to be releasedshell revelations will it contain? >>> major protests, demonstrators gathering right now in major american cities, fresh marches against excessive police force now getting under way. will they disrupt plans for prince william and his wife? as they visit new york city? >>> near collision. a passenger jet and a drone come within feet of each other, narrowly

president who will be newly sworn in two years, who knows what type of situation would precipitator churfor those that we are going to be needed for accountability. and joining me is steven hawk who is drirector of the nec international, and did that response stick out the you? >> absolutely. in war, every soldier knows that you do not follow an illegal order. and it depends what the policy makerres tell us, and even if the prohibition is absolute, it exists in time of peace and war and security threat and under threat of terrorism, and regard l regardless, and brennan says, it depends. >> and they say, well, look, we are bureaucrats and we have lawyer lawyers and we have the highest lawyer in the government, and the fact is that the routinely issues memorandas on the legality of the l.o.c. publishing the memorandas that you can do this or that, and we have the documents, and we are not the lawyers. >> and this is interesting, because if you look at the senate intelligence committee report, it will show that early on, the cia lawyers knew that they were committing torture and it is illeg

they lost their home, they need clothes, toy, fun chur. >> reporter: a benefit is set for friday nightfternoon, and online donation drive organized by a maryland waitress who often served the family had generated more than $343,000. >> it gives me chills right now to think about how many people have donated. >> reporter: gemmell and her husband met as college sweethea sweethearts. organizers are calling friday night's fund raiser here a toast to marie. in brick township, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> the wind has been blowing today. stronger than yesterday. and that wind goes from the carolinas up into canada. it's also bringing in snow showers. they will be around tomorrow, as well. the wind and the cold combining to put windchills in the 20s in some areas right now. and the eagles won't be quite so cold or so windy by sunday. the flags are blowing hard. they have been that way all day. we've been seeing gusts up near 40. right now the temperature is 40. 28-mile-an-hour wind. gusts to 35. feels like 29 in philadelphia even with that 40 degree temperature. we had snow at 42 earli

says it was all part of a military training program that's designed to teach troops how to resistor chure ever captured by the enemy. he talked about it earlier. >> these measures were never meant as a means to actually elis sill reliable information but to get you to torture and get used to torture. as unpleasant as it is and i assure you, it's very unpleasant but when you know as grog fi as you are from sleep deprivation, you know it's training. a real p.o.w. or detainee doesn't know it's training. doesn't know if he or she will ever get out, ever see the light of day or see their family. that's a big difference. but the point is it was never meant for interrogation. it was meant for torture. >> that's a very a audacious claim you make. the soul purpose of it was not to obtain or extrablt any kind of intelligence but to purely torture, flex american muscle. do you truly believe the cia had no interest in obtaining any kind of intelligence from this? >> no, that's not what i'm saying at all. i do think they thought they could get whatever information they could get. my point is they wer

american car companies, ge going -- i mean, ford going to japan and then ultimately invegsing in man chur. there are plenty of opportunities that the japanese are opening up. this, in part, i must say, ma explainings whys why thenc s why americans take so long in ng to reacting to the bad things that japanese start doing onward in man churia. let's hope that they'll behave themselves tomorrow. >> one more?at thatis actually is a good segwa. i was looking at the director of tsing tao. >> this is wonderful episode 190 this both sides recall. y yes, 3,000 german froops are basically transported to japan.n they're put in various camps, c, you mknow, they're sort of makeshift camps.se they really hadn't planned what was going on.elsewher they treated, you know, fairly well. you will hear bay toech.hony. it's because they allowed the german toss have their strumts,t or maybe they gave them instruments, i don't know: and they left wonderful sort of blaed-braking technology. it happens once, the japanese are not involved in any kind of an expaengs e pangs. they have the leeway, even though it's s

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the justice department opinion that we could go forward with those without in fact committing or the chur. >> and let me go through some of the techniques. majit khan subjected to rectal feed i feeding and feeding and it included ensure, and it included of hummus, and pasta and nuts and puree and rectally infused. is that meeting the definition of torture? >> it is not the definition of torture. >> and in your mind does it meet the definition of torture. >> i told you what meets the definition of torture is what men did with box cutters. i believe that is what is done with medical reasons. >> well, there is no evidence. >> if you look at jose rodriguez' book and he is the one who was running the program, he has done a very clear description of how the program operated with respect to that and i think that the agency has answered it in the response to the committee report. >> and you acknowledge that this is over and above? >> this is not something that was done as part of the program. >> you will not call it torture. >> it is not done in part of the program. >> we have amid al rajar and o

. >> no sul chur of suf side the way there has been in other parts of the world. i don't think they have the infrastructure to do it. they don't have to. all they have to dupe is threaten credibly. >> i want to bring in sharon waxman, editor-in-chief of the wrap. thank you for being here. remind our viewers, the movie is about cia asking an interviewer with a talk show and producer to kill north korean leader kim jung-un. let's watch. >>> you are going to been a room alone with kim. the cia would love it if you could take him out? >> huh? >> take him out. >> for coffee. >> dinner. >> kim-chi. >> take him out. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> americans are going a seth rogan movie. this plot is absurd. with the risk of an attack against theaters did the owners have any real choice here? >> did the owners have any real choice. they absolutely had to cancel the movie. iffage in if there was a hair damaged on the head of a single movie-goer because of anything that might relate to north korea threatening a 9/11-style attack. legal lie built

you can go on adding on to that list of things he missed because of his ill-fated a venn chur here. he wasn't able to say good-bye to his moth when she passed awap. that's going to be one of the first things that he does when he rushs to the united states is go to his mother's graf site and be able to do what he wasn't able to do. he'll be able to hug husband children again. he'll be able to tell his wife that he's not going to die in a cuban prison which is he he told he her when he saw her last in july. he was really fading away. he was sent here by the united states as part of u.s. programs to essentially instill democracy in cuba. there was a failure and alan gross was caught almost immediately. he didn't speak spanish. and they used him as a bargaining chip to get these other intelligence agents back which is really what the cuban government wanted more than anything. i've been told from sources over the year that if fidel castro had to choose from lifting the embargo and getting these three men back, he wanted his men back. he's a military man and apparently no man is left beh

that sense they're probably at a heightened state of alert and probably in a better preparedness pos chur we thought we handled the communications problem it's the assistant secretary of emergency preparedness at hhs. that person has not been the point person of the ebola. i think the administration has got to do after action review as to did they recreate the wheel or take the blueprint that was there. i think on any given news cycle you saw a different person than the administration as a spokesperson. that's not the way you get through a crisis like this. in some cases, two people said two different things. but concentrated in that secretary, assistant secretary are the responsibilities for the actual training that goes on continuely at hospitals. and i think that what we have got to do is we have got to look back and say what was the training we were taking them through. we know that cdc had at least bad regulars as it related to personal protective equipment and that was transitioned very quickly. but did we communicate to the states and to the hospitals here is the degree of training

they said the early conject chur is that this plane is at the bottom of the sea. that, i was wondering, is that a guess right now based on the lack of information or is there anything concrete pointing to that? >> it's a balance of information. the fact that they don't have evidence is points to other things. there is evidence the aircraft was in a stall. they are validating information. it was only going 100 some miles per hour. it's not sustainable flight. if the power was on at that point, which it would have been they were in a climb situation in a deep stall. it's almost unrecoverable. >> it comes from air traffic control that shows this flight climbing at 36,000 feet and shows it traveling by some assessments by 100 miles per hour too slowly. explain to us why then that would be such a risk? >> well it's such a risk because those altitudes and the weather this plane was likely facing, their performance measures for every plane. every plane has their own chart of what it can actually do. this configuration on the plane, a climb at that speed is getting danger

where the capitol is and that's where he told everybody that this should you can the seat of the fwuch chur all of our events from austin, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2 on americanv history tv on c-span3. >>> each week, american history tv's reel america brings you archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. in the second part of a five-part film, we feature george stevens, who was with the invading army 70 years ago on june 6th, 1944, to document d-day. stevens assisted in production the film "the true glory" which includes extensive d-day footage that documented the horrors of nazi concentration camps creating films that was used as evidence in the neuremberg trials. first we talk to mark harris. >> the book is titled, "five came back: a story of hollywood and the second world war" and one of the directors featured by author mark harris is george stevens.+++ddy very good director, carol reed, who went on to make "the third man" and "oliver" and the u.s. had a good screen writer, a young soldier named paddy chayefsky, who worked on

another ad if he churs a mother holing a little girl with a line, there are enough homeless people tos to change the perception of the homeless with the month-long tearsz -- advertising campaign. >>> five rams players used the inpropose duction to the game as a show of support for ferguson. ferguson is sewnly 11 miles away from where the rams -- is only 11 miles away from where the rams are playing. you can see they raised their hands in a handsup, don't shoot gesture. some witnesses say michael brown had his hands raised when he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. the st. louis police officers association called that gesture by the players offensive and inflammatory. >>> well, the rams followed up that show of support with a dominating victory over the raiders. the raiders just won their nist game of the season the week before. but yesterday they were blown out by the rams. 52-0. raiders will be hosting the 49ers this coming sunday. >>> there are reports that the raiders may want to trade to get 49ers coach jim harbaugh. the new york jets may be interested in him. he was a

. >> reporter: turn churs and tire tracks dumped here. >>> also, a frightening scene at an east bay oil refinery. why the public is being told there's no need to worry. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> we're on watch as another round of rain is starting to approach the bay area coming down hard in sonoma county moving in on the morning commute. we have team coverage. steve is tracking the storm. sal is keeping an eye out for the traffic problems. and alex savidge is live in tiburon where many people have been dealing with flooding. we're keeping an eye on all of this for you. >> we're ready. >> it's friday, december 19th. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve's all over this. you were saying -- >> so were some of the viewers. jeff in kentwood said it's not raining that bad. i said it should pick up. he writes me back, it's pouring! we had reports of into russian river, napa county. it's approaching towards -- just getting into northern parts. some rates .7 5. probably more than that by. this is

marines now standing by to help as a controversial report on alleged creator chur is about to be released. what bombshell revelations will it contain? >>> major protests, demonstrators gathering right now in major american cities, fresh marches against excessive police force now getting under way. will they disrupt plans for prince william and his wife? as they visit new york city? >>> near collision. a passenger jet and a drone come within feet of each other, narrowly avoiding what could have been a very deadly disaster. as the drone danger grows, what's being done to protect everyone who flies? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following the breaking news. new protests against excessive police force against minorities, major demonstrations are getting under way right now here in washington, d.c. as well as in new york. marchers are targeting the barclays center, planning what they call a royal shutdown hoping to disrupt the plans of the duke and duchess of cambridge, scheduled to attend an nba game just a couple of hours or so from now. also u.s. military bases

store surveillance cameras coop churred this image tuesday night at the dryer street walmart.ing in a bathroom stall. he was in there for about ten minutes before one woman finally saw him recording her. police say the man managed to walk out of the store. he is still at large. he's described as a white man, about 45 years old, has curly salt and pepper hair. >>> a benicia man was shot when he went to the wrong house while he was drunk. police say 24-year-old true hatch was pounding on the sliding glass door of the home at 4:30 yesterday morning. the people inside called 911 but seconds later hatch smashed the glass door and bached in-- walked in. the homeowner said he warned the intruder he had a gun but hatch still walked into the family room so the homeowner shot him. >> right after my dad fired the shot, benicia police broke in the front door because they were already en route from my mom calling. and they arrested him pretty much on the spot. >> spot. >> police say hatch was not trying to steal anything but was very intoxicated and trying to visit his ex-girlfriend who li

"rolling stone" editor will dana's mig match chur is missing from the updated apology. so much to this story, "rolling stone" story, part is how they initially framed it, phrased it, like it was our mistake to trust her. we -- you know, it's your job as a magazine to fact check everybody. if you're not gonna reach out to the supposed perpetrators of this, that is definitely on you and not her. i'm trying to figure out still what exactly went wrong here. is this a magazine that was just -- they were looking for page views, for clicks, hey, we have got something sensational here is it that? a magazine that sort of had an activist edge to this and they wanted to prove something they already -- they believed had happened without bothering -- i'm still trying to figure out exactly how something like this happens, in terms of failure on a journalism level, i can't remember something this bad recently? >> steve, i think for this subject in particular, it's a shame that this has happened in part because it is so hard for so many of these victims to come forward. you have someon

more than 1 million people are on the move seeking shelters in chur churches, schools, anywhere theyllion people have been affected by the storm so far. >> "the washington post," veterans of the attack on pearl harbor gathered in hawaii on sunday to mark the 73rd anniversary. about 100 pearl harbor and world war ii survivors attended the ceremony which overlooks the memorial atop the sunken "uss arizona." a moment of silence at 7:55 a.m. that's the exact moment the surprise bombing began. >> 73 years ago. my goodness. >> the guardian, the mayor of paris has called for a ban on diesel cars in the french capital by the year 2020. in the meantime, the mayor is trying to close off some areas of the city to cars. part of the drastic effort to fight pollution. the city plans to limit the number of tourist buses, ban trucks from cutting through paris and introduce electric vans for car sharing services. that is going to go over really well. >> "the new york times." two members of the royal family are waking up in new york city this morning for their first visit here. in town for a three-day

she says that a handful of volunteers are meeting inside the rectory of the saint john the baptist chur