fremont filmmaker sean wang wrote and directed dee dee.13 year old, that kid right there, taiwanese american boy struggling to fit in. in the summer of 2008, dee dee learns how to skate, how to flirt, how to love his mom. the film earned two sundance awards and a few independent spirit award nominations, but was largely overlooked otherwise. earlier this year, wang was nominated for an oscar for his short film featuring his two grandmothers. but dee dee. i have to say, i watched it. i really enjoyed it. and if you're a kid who grew up in the 90s, you're really going to resonate with a lot of it. all right? yeah. rob mayeda. tomorrow we're going to have is it rain day? it's going to look like that. yeah. it's going to look like anything. i can't see more of that fog to start the morning. a little more substantial rain for a time. sunday evening and then monday. good day for travel around the bay area, where the rain and wind picked up again as we head into christmas eve. tuesday. all right. thanks for joining us. saturday night live is nexb

dee: hi, honey. to record inmates' phone calls. this is ken talking to his wife dee the night before his murder. ken: i'm actually meeting with my friend tomorrow at 7:00 am, go figure that out. dee: ooh, i love it. ken: yeah, exactly. so tomorrow morning, at 7:00 am-- so tommorow night, i should know more. keith morrison (voiceover): police confronted dee in prison-- recorded the interview. in it, she claimed the stress of losing her husband caused her to forget about that phone call. and then, she dropped a bombshell. she said she knew who the friend was ken was supposed to meet, and it wasn't chris wright. she never heard of him before. dee: david novak. that's who i believe he was meeting. keith morrison (voiceover): chris's defenders wanted to know why the police didn't seem to follow up on that or probe more deeply into all that tension in dee mower's family. odd, all of it-- the feeling to them that something was missing, that the case against chris simply didn't hold together. so as chris's t

deeee—da—dee—da. and then that's relief. da—dee—da—dee—da—dee—da. that's great. and then the...? no, it's nice. we definitely know we're going to e minor. yeah. do you let yourself create...? on the spot a bit? yeah. i mean, great composers are all great improvisers, so pretend you're, like, making this up. yes, yes. it's so good to leave space for spontaneity and let the inspiration flow. what if this has... yuja hums notes ..more, um, glitter, more sparkly, like a splash of colour or brightness? yes. yeah. like david hockney. beautiful. i love that. think of, like, a bird. you know that bird? what's that called? eagle. but very light. it's in one go. yes. yeah. disappears. she wanted me to play this part as light as possible, as if i was hardly touching the keys. beautiful. it's beautiful, ijust... can i try? of course. um. see, it sounds very childlike. yes. very naive. innocent. yeah, naive. exactly. this is the more adult part. yuja hums notes and i'm back. if you start thinking of it as a mazurka, then you can start dancing a bit. a mazurka is one of the most polish dances

his wife, dee, simply could not believe it.lie morales: this will all be fine-- yes. natalie morales: --tomorrow? yes. to dee, pete was a devoted husband and dad, a career letter carrier with the us postal service to whom she had been married for almost 30 years. i couldn't imagine a day going by not talking to him, seeing him, being with him. natalie morales: the kids loved their dad, the fun-loving guy who lived to make them smile, especially at the holidays. the 4th of july was his favorite, big block parties. we would have all of the neighbors come over, open up the fences between our house and the next-door neighbors, and just massive fireworks displays. one year, my house, for christmas, was so lit up. we were in the car driving around looking at christmas lights because that was one of our traditions. and one of my younger siblings was like, we want to go see that house because we can see it. and dad's like, that's our house. [laughter] it's our house. he likes to talk about going fishing all the time. i went fishing wit

so, "peter dee", they said, "we've got a day, we can't have a dee as well, you've got to change youri often used to joke when we met up, as we did often, that in other circumstances i'd have been johnny walker and he'd have been peter dee, and perhaps i'd have been on radio two. but, heigh ho! and he used to see the the funny side of that. but we were also, we were so close because i'm born, we would have been 80 in march. i was born on the 29th of march, and johnny was born on the 30th. so isn't that spooky that we should both start our start our careers and be so close in age? so i was looking forward to celebrating our 80th next march. sadly, that's not going to happen. but that small radio station, we went on to radio caroline, which really did both of us the power of good, because that was a much bigger radio station and had more listeners, and it made our careers basically. and johnny, of course, was the most popular. he did a great late evening show, and to prove we had listeners, he used to ask people to come down to the coast and flash their lights on his frinton flashy, and

so we see president trump doing things that are also happening outside in other democracies. >> dee dee, what are the long term consequences of politicizing the civil service? we saw in south korea the lever of the martial law of the president, who didn't feel like he could get anything done with the opposing party. and then what are the sort of the levers to safeguard big democracy and keep those things in line? >> it's a great question. i mean, we one of the difficult things about politicization, for example, of government, is that a lot of times leaders can do it because citizens don't really trust government. for many decades thought that leaders are not super responsive or that government doesn't do anything beneficial. it might be excessive and wasteful. unfortunately, the way government works is that you have a neutral administrative civil service that oftentimes when it's working well, is not hyper visible. so we learn to take it for granted. and we also do want to protect our civil servants from political interference so that they can do their jobs. they can apply their experti

president barack obama, the coming of age film dee dee won two sundance awards.ng recognized as one of obama's favorite films of 2024. the film, directed by shaun wang, tells the story of dee dee, a taiwanese american growing up in fremont during the aol and myspace era. other obama favorites include dune part two and the piano lesson. nasa reaches for the sun. the special trip to the center of our solar system on christmas - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having health insurance, man? - hey, i know, i know... - here, let me show you... - we all have questions. covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california. this way to health insurance. to be a newsroom now. heavenly ski resort issued a statemen

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sure enough, the next day the soldiers came through common deeing for the army and his son didn't have to go because of his broken leg. as i said, they say this is a symbol of life. we take it as though these are opposite but the problem is to mold them together into a single coherent hole. >> our problem is we have a break. we'll be right back. >>> we are back talking with dr. houston smith, author of the world's great religions. this book has been condensed, reduced by 50% in text and pictures added. world's great religions is on your screen. this is a companion to the show you did with mr. moyers. >> that's correct. >> we have been looking at some stills. how many photographs or images in the book? >> truth to tell, i haven't counted but on every page, there would be an average of one so 270 pages. >> so it's talking about the world's great religions and then illustrations. >> the world's great religious art folded into the pages. >> great. >> we were talking about dowism. i was interested, since you grew up -- maybe we can get that image back on the screen. since you grew up in chi

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dorice dee dee moore shot shakespeare twice in the chest and stole his money.is body was found buried under concrete in her back yard. she was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. in 2001, david lee edwards and his future wife shawna won a quarter share of a powerball jackpot. after taxes, they walked away with $27 million. >> i was sincere when i asked god to help me because i was desperate. >> in the end, he lost it all and the pair divorced. edwards later died in hospice in 2012, 46 year old aruj khan won $1 million in an illinois lottery scratch off game. but before he could collect it, he was dead. the night he died, khan's wife said she made him dinner at home, then later woke to him screaming in pain. first, doctors said khan died of natural causes, but new information led to his body being exhumed. the cook county medical examiner found a deadly poison in his blood. cyanide. >> bruce khan died of cyanide toxicity, a lethal level of cyanide was detected in the peripheral blood. >> a homicide investigation is still underway, b

doo dee doo d de doo doo doo doo dee d yeah. >> hello. and welcome to like it or not, i'm dave clark. this is a show where we talk about things, about what you're talking about, the latest hot topics. what's trending now, this particular episode is all about ringing in a new year. and i've got some of the best people in the bay area here. i'm just saying are the cooks are pam cook. >> happy new year. >> that's right. allie rasmus and greg lee. hey, dave, now all of you know more about things than i do. so i'm coming to you. we're talking about new year's resolutions and things like that. let's start with the idea new year's resolutions. do you care? do you make them? >> i like at least to call it a new year's goals. like i do set up goals for myself. maybe personal goals, professional goals i do like i don't. i don't think it needs to be like a resolution. i need it, but i do like the idea of just kind of setting the tone for the year with some new goals. >> do you write them down or do you just say it? do you internalize it? >> i don't w

dorice dee dee moore shot shakespeare twice in the chest and stole his money. his body was found buried under concrete in her back yard. she was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. in 2001, david lee edwards and his future wife shawna won a quarter share of a powerball jackpot. after taxes, they walked away with $27 million. >> i was sincere when i asked god to help me because i was desperate. >> in the end, he lost it all and the pair divorced. edwards later died in hospice in 2012, 46 year old urooj khan won $1 million in an illinois lottery scratch off game. but before he could collect it, he was dead. the night he died, khan's wife said she made him dinner at home, then later woke to him screaming in pain. at first, doctors said khan died of natural causes, but new information led to his body being exhumed. the cook county medical examiner found a deadly poison in his blood. cyanide. >> bruce khan died of cyanide toxicity, a lethal level of cyanide was detected in the peripheral blood. >> a homicide investigation is still under

jimmy carter lived a life measured not by words but by his dee. he forged peace, advanced civil rights, human rights, promoted free and fair elections around the world. my name is jimmy carter, and i'm running for president. biden, then a senator, was the first politician outside georgia to endorse jimmy carter's bid for president in 1976. he sometimes called ameca's greatest former president a nod to his life of diplomacy and service after his one term in the white house. i say peace and human rights and treating everybody the same has been what i hope will be my legacy. president biden said the thing that convinced him to endorse jimmy carter for president is the same quality that endeared him to generations of americans over the last 50 years. jimmy carter is an example of is just simple decency. simple decency. and i think that's what the rest of the world looks to america for. while pointing out their many differences, president elect trump said on social media, jimmy carter did everything in his power to improve the lives of all americans. f

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. >> official warriors dj dee sharp said all star weekend also doubles as an opportunity to celebrate the bay area's contributions to music, which is having a big moment for the bay area to get to shine and that it so rightfully deserves. >> i mean, in our culture, you hear a lot about people taking our sauce and going elsewhere. you got kendrick dropping the squabble up, including the hyphy movement with within that, which is great for us. and, you know, it's being celebrated on a national level. >> pilo plans to perform players holiday sometime next month, right here at chase center ahead of the nba all star weekend in san francisco. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> all righty. taking a look at the weather. we're getting ready to start the workweek. there's a little rain in the forecast, especially on saturday. let's look at the long range model real quickly. pick out bay area, see the clouds move in tomorrow. and on tuesday this thing shallow ball go through there on wednesday. no big deal but cloudy and maybe a drizzle event. and then something on thursday. wednesday night into th

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la aplicación dee la política de derechos humanos se la hizo sobre todo también al caso nicaragüense,. carter también intentó norlizar las relaciones con cuba al disminuir sanciones y permitir a los exiliados cubanos volver a la isla a visitar a sus familiares, lo que desató la masiva ola de migración del mariel en los años 80. el entonces presidente dio la bienvenida a miles de refugiados. yo tuve la la la gran satisfacción de de poder conversar con él, que como el costo político que él tuvo que sufrir. fue pues, algo que él anticipaba él esperaba. pero su compromiso con sus valores era era tan era tal que que pues el el costo político al final no no no fue algo que le que le preocupó tanto. tras perder la reelección, sostuvo ese mismo compromiso al fundar el centro carter con su esposa rosalind, organización que ofrece ayuda humanitaria y envía observadores electorales alrededor del mundo. les acompañé a puerto cabezas en nicaragua. nunca había visitado un. un ex presidente de de los estados unidos a una esquina tan lejos de la capital. bueno, el legado del expresidente carter taién

i didn't notice until the third quarter when e came out and dee went in, and then i got on the defensive headset and asked what was going on, and then the coaches told me, and then i addressed de'vondre and found out, and it was pretty simple to see how he was. and then we moved onith our lives. after that moved on and he moved on right back to the locker room. this has been the talk of the national football league today, but the biggest impact in all of this is inside that niners locker room. one person making a mooney said it a selfish decision. and i'm with mooney on that. and i i've never been around anybody that's ever done that. and i hope i'm never around anybody that does that again. does that ever happen to you where a player said they didn't want to play in a game? no. yeah. has that ever happened to you? absolutely no. that was after the game following the 49ers lackluster loss to the rams in the rain last night. they are now six and eight on the season. joining us now is carlos ramirez the host of 49ers pre and post game live on nbc sports bay area. carlos nice to have you ba

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at all and was distant from everyone, i didn't notice until the third quarter when dre came out and dee went in, and then i got on the defensive headset and asked what was going on, and then the coaches told me, and then i addressed de'vondre and found out, and it was pretty simple to see how he was. and then we moved on with our lives after that. 49ers next game, by the way, is in a week fr look at that coming down. live. look at the golden gate bridge tonight where it is wet. all right, let's bring in our vianey arana right now. boy, this is what it's going to be like for a while. it is. and, you know, as that intensity picks up, the winds are going to ramp up some of the ridges up through parts of the north bay. 70 plus mile per hour wind gusts. so that's the reason why there's those high wind advisories in effect through tomorrow afternoon. also the flood watches. now the main impact of this will be withinnel about 6 or 7 a.m. we'll get those really heavy bands and then it starts to taper off shortly after ten, 11:00. you'll see there on your sunday. good news here. we're going to g

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want the judiciary to decide whether things are particularly important, we would need methodology to dee whether something is >> yes, your honor. i think that is right. i think the supreme court could adhere to that anrd. i think it that is developein previous cases, to derme that right is partic important, where it implicates, not just indivialmonetary damages. >> i think it is the same pot justice fsla alito was making, there is necessary to preserve life and everything else. if you are suing somebody, why aren't they put to, then the polluter, a higher standard of proof to prove that they are nodoing it, they are not polluting the environment? they are endangering people's lives through their issions? >> i did, i would say, if congress has not spoken as to theventiary standard of proof, then the court has to determine, using a host of faors, including the importance of the righ, but the operative st of proof ought to beit is really a question of judicial administration. and because here, the right is not waivable , that suggests that core did believe that this is not your mi run civil

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to give you an you dee on the month, the russell 2k was up almost 11%.hat was higher than the nasdaq, s&p and dow. it is quite interesting to see this upside in terms of the small and medium cap names. we'll discuss this in more detail with our next guest. before we get there, i want to look at the u.s. majors over the month of november. i highlighted the russell 2k. the nasdaq with similar moves. the dow also up almost 8% in the month of november. now, i'm pleased to say david bowers is joining us this morning trying to piece together what i highlighted for viewers. david, good to have you on the show. perhaps explain to us the performance for the russell 2k up 11% on the month. are we likely to see similar moves for this part of the market going forward? >> i think something very important is going on which is people are becoming more optimistic about the overall economic outlook. you can see in the latest asset allocation survey. people believe we are moving into the environment where it will broaden away from big tech into the medium and smaller size

[applause] dee winn developed and oversees amazon's global and customers engagement on responsible ai she focuses on helping organizations mitigate risks and uncover potential, unintended impacts to ai development, deployment and use. she also engages with legislators and policy makers to help shape eminent ai regulation and policy. [applause] >> simone hall wood currently leads work on privacy and data regulation related to ai at meta. she has more than a decade of government and private sector experience in law and public policy. she has served in numerous roles in the u.s. senate where she focused on communications, technology and helped policy issues. [applause] >> and head of global and minor serving institutions, industry partners and state and local governments, building relationships that create a more diverse and inclusive ai community. please give the panel a hand. [applause] >> and before we get into this really important conversation, you know, it should be said, of course, that in ai is the final frontier for technology that has the potential to be accessed for everyone.

and the problem with that is he can say oh, i didn't dee that one, i didn't do that pick is one, now i got my mom to stand up and vouch for me. but the reality is what woman says "i want to dedicate my career to defending my country as part of active duty military when i know that the guy at the top who's going to set the tone for the entire military is somebody who himself is credibly accused of having been one of those guys on the frontline who was one of the ones who was after women over and over and over and over including in the workplace," and he's the guy who's supposed to be in charge and make this a military that is open to both men and the women we need in service. that's not going to work. and i say this by way of saying whatever else you want to say about him, this is a problem for our national defense, and that means he is not unqualified to be the secretary of defense, he is disqualified to be the secretary of defense. >> do you think that line of argument and that reasoning and all this information that's coming out is resonating with the senators on the hill that coul

grandma marsha, grandma dee and terry. >> shout-out to them. where are you from?, indiana. shout-out to the folks out in newburgh. take a look at forecast across the country. warm air actually is a big part of the story. caused big storms over the weekend. those are now overwith a lot of folks felt those impacts over the last couple of days. the warmth now really spilling up and down the eastern coast. look at temperatures, 40's, 50's, feels like march, feels like april it. really does feel like spring out. that is not going to last forever. here is the forecast for today and take you into new year's eve forecast as well. ultimate lid just some rain really across portions of the midwest, new england, and, of course, the pacific northeast. those are your weather headlines. will, i will toss it back inside to you. >> all right. thank you, adam. president-elect trump is backing elon musk and vivek ramaswamy after a fiery debate online in the maga community on h-b1 visas for foreign workers saying quote: i have always liked the visas, i have always been in favor of th

be crushed down and processed by enormous machines and almost certainly put on a container ship, a dee several-burning container ship and shipped off somewhere, to another country, where it's going to be torn apart, melted down until it's finally turned back into metal that can be put back into the supply chain, all along the way it's emitting carbon, burning energy, emitting pollution and very often it's going -- it may well, wind up in a country like nigeria. i spent some time with e-waste recycles in lagos, nigeria, one of the place where our old electronics end up. what happens there is, there are thousands and thousands of people who are eking out a living taking old cell phones, cracking them open with hammer and screw drivers, pulling out what valuable metals there are, selling those metals to smelter. what happens is, they often sell them right back to the rich countries that they came from, where they can be smelted and reused again. the rest of the stuff the rest of the components the cables, the plastic, all of that stuff gets dumped or it gets burned in these huge, open, it

without regulation, without oversight. , to your point about the platform, x, being financial, you have dees time last year, musk said in an internal x meeting, it would blow my mind if they could not have someone's financial life by the end of 2024. the first step toward this version is a venmo like payment teacher still in development. x is, it has secured licenses to process payments in 30 states, including california, but has yet to get approval in key states like new york. they are telling you the plan. the question is, what do we do about it and what is the impact? >> i think that, we have done a lot over the past decade to earn the public's support, and that includes from a wide range of those who were skeptical, including conservatives. and behind closed doors, you hear both republicans, democrats saying, you've got to make sure when it comes to all these new uses of data, all of the big tech companies, that you are on guard to make sure that it does not create massive harm. and great, if more tech openings want to jump in the game, we like that. all we are saying is just follow the

pozner and his wife, dee, reside in brentwood, tennessee. but enough for me. please give us a warm and loud marine welcome for andy puzder. thank you. thank you. and and thank you, dr. carson's, for that that very generous introduction. i want to thank dr. carson's and the center for economic freedom, for inviting me here to speak tonight and for the young america's foundation, which does great work across the country, great people of. you know, i we're going to have a q&a at the end of this. i want to i want to get right into the talk because it's important to me to hear what you have to say, mike. my wife tells me that i have two problems. one is that i don't listen to people. and and the second one is, i don't know, she said something i can't remember. and right. so what is the truth, the ugly truth about stakeholder capitalism? well, the truth is, it isn't capitalism at all. rather, it's an effort to destroy free market capitalism. it's socialism in sheep's clothing, an economic system based on collectivist ideology. that is a that empowers a small group o

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nomination, let's bring in today's political panel, managing director of alliance securing dem cracks rachel deeson, and democratic strategist erin bond. much to discuss. well kohl to do -- welcome to both of you. president-elect trump announcing kash patel to be fbi director. let's play some back and otter on -- forth on that. >> christopher wray is, of course, a republican pinted by a republican, as -- appointed by a republican as he has said. but apparently, he's to demonstrated too much independence and objectivity in the job for donald trump. >> there are serious problems at the fbi. the american public knows it. they expect to see sweeping change, and kash patel is just the person to do it. mike: what is your assessment, erin? >> he's just another trump loyalist, and this is not about being loyal to president-elect trump, this should be about what's best and who's going to be loyal to the american public. there are people that exists in america that didn't vote for president-elect trump, so what about what that means as representation, and if i remember correctly, wasn't kash patel an elec

. >> a good look from both -- dee, thank you, and steve kovach as well. we will follow the mega cap movers today. >>> now let's bring in liz young thomas and angela muonza and brian belski. great to have everybody with us. angela, just a segue of what we were talk being with tech, i suggested that this space has woken up lately. you still like it into the new year? >> i still like it into the new year and i'd say, scott, the question we're getting from clients the most when they see numbers like this is are we looking at an overvaluation? is it time to take money off the table? is this a risky situation they're finding themselves in? i think the question there has to be it's a high evaluation but does that mean it's actually overvalued? for us when we look at mega cap tech names we want to rebalance out of it, take away some concentration in the portfolio but we still think that that has legs. if you look at the last six months in the s&p 500, they've actually -- the magnificent seven has actually lagged the s&p 500. so you're seeing a broadening going on

at all and was distant from everyone, i didn't notice until the third quarter when dre came out and deedefensive headset and asked what was going on, and then the coaches told me, and then i addressed de'vondre and found out, and it was pretty simple to see how he was. and then we moved on with our lives after that. in moving on, shanahan said no one on the team has seen campbell since the game. when the nfl finishes, the supposed so-called coach's request. campbell, shanahan said, will never again wear a niners jersey. the niners next game is a week from tomorrow against the dolphins in miami. 51 past the hour. up next, a quick look at our top stories, including that tornado warning this morning for the parts of the bay area. it's gone now but the rain continues to move it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections

. >> reporter: she dee mind nbc's interview request but appeared on cnn before becoming mangione's attorneygy. >> he was brilliant his whole life, comes from this great family. i mean, something changed, right? significantly something changed. and they are going to, i think, potentially have a not guilty by reason of insanity potential defense. >> how rare is it now for someone to try to mount an insanity defense? >> it's a huge risk because the defendant has to admit that he is the one who committed the crime. >> reporter: nbc news legal analyst danny cevallos a practicing criminal defense attorney in new york. >> sometimes the only option for a defense attorney is put the government to its burden, make them prove their case, and hope they make a mistake. >> reporter: when mangione will be moved to new york to face charges there remains unclear. this morning he's locked down in this pennsylvania prison. he eats three meals per day, taking all of them in his cell. a 15 by 6 foot concrete box like this, with a bed, sink, toilet, desk and a window, with no access to tv for now. no word on if

. >> deny, defend, depose, those were the dee words written on the bullet casings. >> they don't watchctly with that book. the word depose is not in the title of the book. i would have a team of detectives look at people who sat for deposition recently related to this man. there is a lot to look at. but those bullets and the wife's answer, when she was notified of his death, they match and they lead us to this was a person who had a claim denied. is that the direction we should be going in? i don't know. it's the direction the shooter is putting us in, though. >> we do have this ten-daytime line, cedric, that he was in new york and we have already shown how many cameras are out there, so potentially dozens ands dozens of images of him through his time here. how are police going and kind of backtracking from the shooting to when he arrived? >> very intimately from the time that they are now able to determine that he was able to get on that bus and come into the city, however he may have traveled into the city. i think there are a lot of -- at this point a lot we can speculate in terms o