>> armstrong: demetri, you are a law enforcement analyst. you wore your badge well when you served the city of chicago. the more they face reality, and the world we live in vs. the world we want to live in, they begin to understand, guns, the criminals will be the only ones i don't think that is a good scenario. >> it is not a good scenario, armstrong armstrong. that is why i appreciate you attempted to educate the americans. people kill people. people will use whatever methods they feel necessary to get to that instinct. what i want to be continue to do is help people understand, when danger comes knocking at your front door, better be armed, ready to fight and trained in a manner you can take on the threat. it is coming knocking. >> armstrong: it is unseen threats, invisible. the thing it is. let's go back to this issue. if there was something, better compromises that the nra and others have made on this gun issue over the years often overlooked and recognized. i am sure there are more screenings, more loopholes to make sure guns don't get

the victim, 17-year-old demetris, crawford. are recovery from their injuries. police still working on making an arrest here. >>> new information about a series of deadly shootings in michigan. we're now learning the alleged gunman is an uber driver. he's accused of randomly opening fire, shooting six people to death. police say they tracked him down, leaving a bar. >> reporter: at one of the three shooting sites in michigan, a memorial is growing as a community mourns the people killed in a deadly ram rampage. >> they weren't targeted other than they were there to be a target. >> reporter: authorities say jason dalton's spree allegedly began when he seriously wounded a woman around 6 saturday night outside of an apartment four hours later, a father and son killed at this car dealership. then investigators say he killed four women in a cracker barrel parking lot. a 14-year-old girl was seriously injured. dalton was arrested early sunday when an officer spotted his vehicle leaving a bar. >> investigators now reviewing surveillance video that captured the shooting

. >> demetri, shawn, eric, and kevin all say dot block will be a large scale project built into dorchester not on it. it' s just a matter of -- >> it' s just a matter of neighborhood pride of having something that' s gonna look great and says something about where dorchester is growing. >> what happens now is the question before it goes before the zoning board for those are the last two kernels. -- last two hurdles. break ground as early as the fall. >> can you imagine the traffic? >> don' t worry about traffic. but traffic. >> it is a valid concern. it is something the architects and everyone has been dealing with. we are sharing it will be ok. >> good stuff. >> harvey is looking at the weather patterns. >> i see lots of change, which we see than last couple of days. it hit 46. kind of pleasant outside. we had all those downpours. it did not make it 40. we went quite through a stretch now we have seen the temperatures bounceback. what do we do? go back down again. we are running at 15 degrees 37 in boston but the wind is out at the northwest. of course it is a little bit colder. already d

. @>> this is a dish by our chef @owner demetri use @azaneos. @this is his dish, his concept. @so it's served with our grits @on bottom, and then we @have 5 8-12 fish. @these are gulf shrimp from the @gulf of mexico. @it's served with a chilly @tomato sauce and a ma deer @row wine demi. @there's also cilantro and @chives on there. @>> smells terrific. @i'm sure it's going to take @terrific. @bold and everywhere else. @>> absolutely. @>> good luck. @make sure to stop down at bold, @and give them a vote @during restaurant week. @restaurant week, incidentally, @kicks off tomorrow, @and goes through the 28th. @>>> and when we come back, the @reason oprah winfrey @is selling some of her clothes @to anyone who will @buy them. @>> plus an early spring. @betsy shows us just how warm we @could get after a @week of cold and snow. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... @ @>>> a nearby field that a @farmer has failed to @not only does it look @fire hazard. @authorities refuse to help @cleanup. @th

and when demetri moshoyannis moved out of the city for family reasons and let me know that the seat wasthrow my hat in the ring. the entertainment commission is something that san francisco does the best. something that we created to meet san francisco needs to create an opportunity and environment to have often difficult conversations of how we balance the needs of community neighbors and those come to the city to participate in our economic opportunities. and people that work in the entertainment industry. and it's often been a source of tension. as gender identification changes neighbors and what our entertainment and industry looks like and continue. and i appreciate the entertainment commission's willingness to step in the middle of that. and try to work with neighbors, with promotors and club owners around mitigating noise issues and so on. and part of what i feel i can bring to that, expanding the focus on public health. that sometimes i feel that we are not doing everything we can in terms of interventions and strategies. to ensure the health and well being of the people coming

. >> demetry queen henry's alliance he is cia. >> (clapping.). >> jill stevenson ritter your darnell and j w steel how about a big hand for all the artists. >> (clapping.) >> now once again don't forget the action is at 1:30 if you need assistance in placing our bid see us at the ebay table now my honor to welcome to the stage the mayor of our great city the honorable mayor ed lee (clapping.) >> happy new year everybody. >> oh, this feels like a second fan festival; right? well, thank you jim for that introduction and again, thank you to wells fargo for all the good spoupport you give us in making up a world-class city >> thank you for your leadership in this this year's heroes and hearts lunch on. >> hello, everyone again, i really am thank you for supporting the cities hospital the city's only trauma center and certainly every year serve on one hundred thousand patients a year from every income level no matter what their background is or where they came from and it is wonderful to be here as well to celebrate the numeroenormous contributions o