. >> thank you ed reiskin and mohammed nuru and thank you, mayor ed lee for your living room in adoptinghe safety improvements that will make our streets safer and help us to chief /* achieve it. >> this will help to reduce the casinos of night vision and hopefully that will be embarrassed in other corridors across the city i want to applaud the staff of the sfmta so for grace's new ideas and xernts and looking forward to hearing from people that walk and bike and drive and seeing that feedback incorporated to the design i know many of the members of the bicycle coalition have excited about the redesign and it is working beautifully and the cars are making the right turns that slowing down behind you he before the redesign of this intersection cars with speed there and try to get across the bike lanes so we need more complete streets projects to protect and design and build xroiz for the health and safety of everyone that walks and drives with geneva and so the streets approaching the redesign protection should be considered along 80s coordinate in order to help the city improve the stre

. >> reporter: police dialed a phone number they found for ed. in eastern tennessee and agreed to make the eight-hour drive to germantown to be interviewed. detectives wondered had he made the trip once already that week to take heather away? and most importantly, could he tell them where she was now? >> just because you've got somebody living 500 miles away does not mean that they didn't have anything to do with this disappearance. >> reporter: police recorded ed raulerson's interview. during questioning, ed made a potentially important admission. >> i love her to death. i would do anything for her. you know, one of the detectives asked me, you know, who would she call if she wanted to disappear. i said, me. i'd be here in however many hours it took for me to get here today. >> reporter: but, he insisted, heather never made that call. and there was more. ed told detectives he was surprised by the first question he was asked when initially contacted by the police. >> detective cook called me and he said, "is your girlfriend there?" and i said, "y

. >> reporter: police dialed a phone number they found for ed.he told them he lived 500 miles away in eastern tennessese and agreed to make the eight-hour drive to germantown to be interviewed. detectives wondered had he made the trip once already that week, to take heather away? and most importantly, could he tell them where she was now? >> just because you've got somebody living 500 miles away does not mean that they didn't have anything to do with this disappearance. >> reporter: police recorded ed raulerson's interview. during questioning, ed made a potentially important admission. >> i love her to death, i would do anything for her. you know, one of the detectives asked me, you know, who would she call if she wanted to disappear. i said, me. i'd be here in however many hours it took for me to get here today. >> reporter: but, he insisted, heather never made that call. and there was more. ed told detectives he was surprised by the first question he was asked when initially contacted by the police. >> detective cook called me and he said, "is

claire and ed are plus 5. >> 5 is my lucky number. you guys plus 7. >> we played 9 holes. >> is that like 2 under? >> well nigel works on his math, let's head to dynamic duo of geoffrey zakarian and joe girardi. >> you are -- >> yep. >> nice partner. nice partner,. >> nice shot. >> really my chipper. >> keep the pressure on. that is really good, that is all i need to hear. he within right at it, get the there. -- like a bro fest. >> their connection on the course was not affected by their differences outside the ropes. >> worse. >> what? >> i am from massachusetts. >> that makes sense. >> i'm sorry. >> i saw, as long as you are a baseball fan that all i care about. >> the man has class and dignity. >> yep. >> nicely >> this is the money right here. >> with 9 holes down, zakarian and girardi are well ahead of the pack, there is one way for the other teams to catch these leaders, a showdown at the grills. when we come back. >> here we are at 10th hole. at zaycon fresh culinary challenge, they provided all of competing to impressive tast

ed: mass avenue to route three 1a ll tak27 minutes. if you're going 93 and noon court to have about 22 minutes. when you meet south is slow, headed into wellesley. 495, viewers of the dude off for 25 minutes. the storms are over across the southeaste part of the united states, leaving devastation in their wake. nichole: still ahead on newscenter 5 at 4, a look at the incredible damage, as residents return home, hoping to fin the uth pole. ed: what the legendary astronaut was doing down there, and why he had to be flown out lynchie: -- harvey: northern lead england some showers and flurries. chillier times are ahead. nichole: and we're following this breaking news. patriots tight end rob gronkowski out for weeks and set to undergo back surgery ed: right now, police identify the suspected bank robber, who held several people hostage inside of a jacksonville credit union today. deandre shuman is now in police custody. an initialall 911 cported a bank robbery. a second call indicated someone turned out not to be true.t 11 hostages were eve

ed?i wish you a happy new year, i bet we will be talking live a couple more times before the weekend. see you, peter. >> oh, yeah. >> it is time for twitter storm, our nightly forecast of social media's most powerful weather patterns. president-elect donald trump is in the eye of tonight's storm over this tweet which reads: the u.s. consumer confidence index for december surged nearly 4 points to 113.7. the highest level in more than 15 years. thanks, donald. the president-elect's self-congratulatory ending to that tweet did not go unnoticed from mocking to the down right ridiculous. #thanks donald quickly went viral. mike levin said our commander-in-chief talks talks about himself in person pro-wrestler but with worse vocabulary and poor spelling. thanks donald. joe gasper said there was toilet paper in the stall at the gym today, thanks, donald. charles ellison tweeted: my brother's house in florida hasn't fallen into a sinkhole yet, thanks, donald. as always on twitter there were disse

here with me former campaign director for ronal reagan ed rollins, ed, it's an an ambitious plan. >>ambitious plan. obviously get 15% business tax. you can get people, reemploying people, doing well particularly small business, creating jobs, you have more taxpayers. you can create growth. trish: this is what you guys did so successfully in the reagan administration? >> the reality was a tough hard fight. we did it twice. 7 brackets to 3. there's a long-term planning that you can do, today we've gone all additional brackets and additional taxes, the idea that you as a business can know i've got to pay 15% tax on business, small big, what have you, i can plan, i can create jobs and that's what's -- the whole -- trish: obamacare, the tax situation. business owner after business owner, a lot of small businesses, they're all in agreement or have been in agreement for the last eight years that they couldn't really foresee a future. they didn't know what was in the future so they were hoarding. >> they were hoarding. we have done two or three times in our lifetime. president kennedy in 196

ed? ed: take a look that video. two armed robbers storming into a lowell store taking aim at the clerk. this may not be the only store this pair has targeted. newscenter 5's mary salaa is live in lowell with the video. suspected targets. liquor store clerk manny toste back atwork tonight under the watchful eye of his boss. manny wasore last night around 9:30 when two masked men burst thru the door one of them armed with a handgun. the other, a sawed-off shotgun. toste put his hands in the air. and stepped away from the register. his boss says he did the right >> i don't want them to fight. the the first thing, i don't want anyone to get hurt. >> lowell police worry about the violence of the hold-up, one of the men was wearing the mask from the movie scream. both men threatened the store workers prodded them with their weapons. police worry that two men are still out there because investigators belie the pair actually had planned to rob a nearby gas station less thaan hour earlier wednesdanight. a clerk here at the g

. >> thank you ed reiskin and mohammed nuru and thank you, mayor ed lee for your living room in adopting the safety improvements that will make our streets safer and help us to chief /* achieve it. >> this will help to reduce the casinos of night vision and hopefully that will be embarrassed in other corridors across the city i want to applaud the staff of the sfmta so for grace's new ideas and xernts and looking forward to hearing from people that walk and bike and drive and seeing that feedback incorporated to the design i know many of the members of the bicycle coalition have excited about the redesign and it is working beautifully and the cars are making the right turns that slowing down behind you he before the redesign of this intersection cars with speed there and try to get across the bike lanes so we need more complete streets projects to protect and design and build xroiz for the health and safety of everyone that walks and drives with geneva and so the streets approaching the redesign protection should be considered along 80s coordinate in order to help the city improve the st

why this is trend setting and the changes to inform i've been blessed to be able to introduce mayor ed lee in the past i keep on trying to improve by the way, i know that trains go by we'll take breaks my promise to introduce mayor ed lee in the past and think of new intentions to say what demonstrate the changes to the city but he keeps ahead of us one of the key elements from day one when we became mayor the 17 point job plan you'll hear about one hundred uber the tenants we're going after and the partnership with the city of san francisco is a key cornerstone so i'd like to i'm going to turn it over to mayor ed lee and mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you rob good afternoon, everyone is xooeft to be in city and county of san francisco any negotiating today, i get the pleasure of joining john kilroy and the group for more exciting news every time they do something in the city the implementation of imagination that people have yet to be able to comprehensive and today just imagine that we have a private sector developer who's willing to pay for, to create, manufacturing space tha

newscenter 5's ed harding joins us. it's a time honored tradition getting that new space on the members of the house of representatives faced a new hig. ed: it can get competitive. this is certainly an animated process. staffers have ne actual cartwheels and flips in the halls of congress when things go their bosses' way. no gymnastics today but certnly a light hearted lotto for lawmakers. take a look. this is the most well-known view of capitol hill. an old-fashioned lottery determines the >> i'm excited about getting my office. ed: after this carefully crafted caaigns, the contest for congressional office spa comes down to luck of the draw for the 50 new house members. the lowers your number, the better your options. one but i think most of the offices here are functional and good. ed: there are differences between offices. >> i was a little surprised to the amount of interest in the lottery process for picking an office, but it certain is a lot of fun. ed: it ended up being a good day for murphy. a good day for most,

ed: public schools the same thing.olicy that are harming the kids and they are not helping education and what do we say? this is a failed public school. the let's put them out of business. we need to throw more money at the problem. john: and no one is fired in government. civil service protection so almost nobody is ever fired. ed: government officials you have tremendous job security. people can do a terrible job and is almost impossible in certain areas to let these people go. i've noticed over my reporting career i've talked to a lot of people who say it was horrible being fired and i hated that. i'm so glad it happened. i feel much more useful now. i found something new where i'm doing better. that's the creative destruction that makes capitalism work and it doesn't work and doesn't get to do its wonderful stuff in government. ed: markets are constantly rewarding innovation and encouraging people to try new things and learn from past mistakes. government, its like well we have always done it this way. we are allie

john: thank you ed stringman. out of failure. on social media you offered examples i've known about. cold treated -- tweeted reid hastings led to netflix. really? guess we checked it out and that's true. reid hastings returned to tape six weeks late was hit with a 40-dollar late fee and was nervous explaining to his wife. he later told 60 minutes max i was on the way to the gym and i saw video stores could operate like a gym with a flat membership team. i wonder why no one has done that before and he created netflix and earned himself a billion dollars. martha graf treated the -- tweeted us her she two bankruptcies before finding the right location formula for hershey's chocolate. that's true. hershey's first two stores they'll pay the company succeeded when he moved to pennsylvania and tried a third time. walt disney's first cartoon company declared bankruptcy and disney tried again with mickey mouse and that was a huge success. this willingness to try and try again is very american and much of the rest of the wo

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keep this in mind, ed, this is relevant to you and the viewers.c pronouncement and sanctions that you can put your arms around. that's one half of this. there is also the cyber angle that a lot of people won't be talking about. but as far as the things we have heard about today, 72 hours, that's the amount of time that nearly 3 dozen russian operatives have to get out of the country. they have been expelled by the obama administration in retaliation as you know for alleged russian cyber activity in the run-up to the 2016 election. president obama making a number of points in his statement today. i want to share just part of what he was talking about with your viewers here tonight. the president saying, and i'm quoting now. "these actions follow repeated private and public warnings that we have issued to the russian government and are unnecessary and response to efforts to harm u.s. interests in established international norms of behavior. he went on to add this. these actions are not the sum total. there it is, of our response to russia's aggressi

ed: breaking news, investigators at the keen. the new search for clues tonight. >> the chilling note. the new threat that has local mosques demanding protection. >> they are still cleaning up tonight here unchinatown. widespread damage from ad into in streets. a fire underground. now moving through right now. will tell you how they will impact the morning commute. >> loss and found. a special stroller stolen. >> end that stranger who brought it back. looking live in copley square ni and it will be for a while. good evening. i am ed harding. nichole: and i'm nichole berlie. the wet weather is going to impact your morning commute. storm team 5's mike wankum is here with the timeline. meteorologist: look at this line of showers we have. if you are worried about ice, you got to go up to the white mountains. this is rain everywhere. most of it focusing north of the mass pike, then as you widen out the view, out to the west, more we're seeing heavy downpours. the way the map looked at midnight, 1:00 or 3:00 in the morning. we have the

ed?eh johnson, secretary of homeland security, said, "there's no proof that any kind of tampering led to meaningful change in the election." and jill stein didn't have standing. jeh said it a week ago, and he was absolutely right. >> yeah, i think the biggest impact in the election was really the fbi. >> that's a whole nother thing. [ laughter ] mayor jim kenney. let's talk about mayor kenney. it's his first year almost coming to a close. kenney was preparing his administration this time last year, acting as a low-key politician. and guess what -- he's still a low-key politician, really, and we're not used to that as mayor here in philadelphia. major success -- sugary drinks tax -- unquestioned. first big city to enact one in the country. big specter of his mayorship is the whole investigation of electrician's union chief john dougherty. he was one of kenney's biggest supporters, along with city council majority leader bobby henon. go ahead and throw some stuff out here. rank his first ye

.) >> thank you e line e ed and thank you, mayor ed lee since 2011 when we passed the road bond we really had quite a few a number of opportunities role to improve how people move around san francisco and seen more people bicycling and walking around the city our agency has been working closely with the bicycle coalition and sf works really to make it easily for people to get around the city as you heard from the mayor and ed this is a critical spot that is an intersection where people connect to various neighborhood and market to downtown or up to the castro or towards the financial district our designers work and this is the first protected zone that we are rolling out there will be several and as you can see light areas for people that can feel safe when we cross the street and making that easier for people that are using this and so we've very, very happy to be part of the design you know it is what san francisco needs at that time more people are walking bicycling and our agency will continue to make our city safe we are a big supporter of vision zero policy and we'll continue to doi

i'm ed henry in again for tucker.he white house keeps saying there is only one president at a time. the question tonight is who is that president? since world leaders from moscow to london are now saying for the first time they are already looking past president obama. so where is that one president? hawaii or florida? after all, it certainly seems like american diplomacy is being conducted at least in part from palm beach where a short time ago president-elect donald trump used twitter to congratulate vladimir putin for dismissing those u.s. sanctions imposed by mr. obama. the russian president said he is not really going it bother to respond until he sees how mr. trump handles all of this. leaving the president-elect to tweet great move on delay by v. putin i always knew he was very smart. we will press two key trump allies whether it's a good idea to appear so cozy with a leader in russia who rules with an iron fist. but we'll also explore mr. obama's fading power. today he was even dissed by the british with whom

good to see you, peter. >> good to see you too, ed.re was quite a seen up closer where you are in midtown manhattan today. a suspicious package at trump tower. the package sent tourists frantically running to safety turned out to be a bag of children's toys. trump tower is, of course, where the president-elect lives and works at least for the next few weeks. but this is the most dramatic evacuation that we have seen at trump tower since it became the center of the political universe a few months ago. but the place is always packed with very visible law enforcement presence. they responded quickly and determined there was no threat in just a few minutes. right around the same time, the nypd was trying to give tourists and residents and employees an all clear, the president-elect offered his latest response to the president obama comment that if he was allowed to run for a third term in 16, he would have beaten mr. trump. the president-elect has now tweeted another reason he doesn't think that would have happened and he is directing a ja

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and trisha and they're joined by their youngest employee carlo (laughter) that is rumored that mayor ed lee does his shopping here but have to wait further in the program to see this is true and joined by office space leaders from the fillmore merchant community we've been hearing from scott from the small business network and a leader in the shop and dine campaign and from the owner in detail the president i believe of the fillmore association executive director of the fillmore merchant association. >> (clapping.) >> i want to acknowledge a couple of people jason from the mall a key partner about the ship and dine campaign thank you and henry the council of district merchant from the murmur campaign and dwight and steve adam will be joining us in a moment and here with regularly begin the small business the director of the office of the small business commission with all due respect m is passionate about shopping local mayor ed lee . >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> thank you, todd and everyone thank you so much for coming out and helping us really get the holiday season started i was thinki

good to see you too, ed.hree weeks from tonight, donald trump will become the most powerful man in the world. but, tonight he is also a media critic tweeting about the recent coverage today and last night of his response to the obama administration punishing russia. he wrote this: russians are playing cnn and nbc news for such fools. funny to watch. they don't have a clue. fox news totally gets it. that post about the russians playing american reporters was the seconds thing mr. trump tweeted about russia. both of them seemed favorable enough. and that's just one day after he announce he would listen to high ranking intelligence officials who have expressed tremendous confidence that russia was responsible for interference with the american election. mr. trump today had 10 meetings and there seemed to be as big a focus on finding the next agriculture secretary as any other day during the transition. one of the four remaining cabinet positions unfilled at the end of the day. susan colmes a former texas ag comm

sorry ed henry. i lost a 9-year-old. i mean, come on.hen i got a back handed compliment as a viewer paid me home image about asking hillary clinton question email server that infamous wipe it with a cloth moment. i was waiting for tuckerrer carlson can i get a cloth to wipe you off my tv with? >> then it took a horrible turn. i think i speak for everyone when i say i miss tucker. you should play reruns or something. at least tucker would be in them. ouch. you would rather watch reruns of tucker than new episodes of me. as we get ready to start a new year laura nelson schnapps is giving me a glimmer of hope. dog named after tucker tc, maybe my next one will be ed. down to the dogs. tomorrow it's your turn to be king for a day. if you had absolute power and could do one thing to improve america what would it be? tweet me at foxnews.com. tune in 7:00 p.m. lying pomposity group think. also, don't forget to dvr the show. "the o'reilly factor" is up next. former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton on whether the administration sold out a

. >> thank you ed reiskin and mohammed nuru and thank you, mayor ed lee for your living room in adoptinghe safety improvements that will make our streets safer and help us to chief /* achieve it. >> this will help to reduce the casinos of night vision and hopefully that will be embarrassed in other corridors across the city i want to applaud the staff of the sfmta so for grace's new ideas and xernts and looking forward to hearing from people that walk and bike and drive and seeing that feedback incorporated to the design i know many of the members of the bicycle coalition have excited about the redesign and it is working beautifully and the cars are making the right turns that slowing down behind you he before the redesign of this intersection cars with speed there and try to get across the bike lanes so we need more complete streets projects to protect and design and build xroiz for the health and safety of everyone that walks and drives with geneva and so the streets approaching the redesign protection should be considered along 80s coordinate in order to help the city improve the stre

ed and abby think it might be you.e to reveal it quite yet, but my theory is that it's you. did you respond to it right away and see it and say this just doesn't look right? >> yeah, once we kind of figured out anna's legs were missing, it also looked weird by me too. it's kind of confusing on this side of the couch in general. >> this whole side. >> can we confirm it is anna with the missing legs, and if so, anna, how uncomfortable is that? >> you know, i've really gotten some comments, like, do you have scoliosis? no, i don't. for some reason, i have a major hip tilt when i sit. i don't know. it's really strange. there's been comments like, are you a couch centaur. >> show us how you did it. >> reveal the mystery. >> whose legs are whose? >> these are mine. >> they're all there. >> do that again. re-create and move back again. >> we were all wrong. >> so whose legs are missing in the photo? it's kelly, number two. >> it's kelly. >> we have a hip tilt going here. the curved spine. >> so i will give pete the credit for

sounds familiar, doesn't it, ed?e goes on to say innuendo, what russians really want to make american public doubt their leader so much that causes instability, not necessarily the hacking itself. >> i think at the end of the day, trump won, trump will be president, choose what is he chooses to do. reality we spent billions and billions and billions of dollars in multiple agencies. we need to get the bottom of this. russians will be on the move. russians continue these kind of tactics all over the world. some places we'll be able to effect and some places we aren't. don't diminish the people who went out and voted made trump president. that is part of the strategy. jenna: john podesta, top aide to hillary clinton, he is in "the washington post" talking about what he thinks of fbi overly politicized and the like and taking on agencies. also taking on house republicans. viewers are seeing a little bit of the op-ed on the screen. is this helpful? should john podesta taking this role now all things considered? how does t

like to grow up with ed henry?y? >> he's always a lot of fun and good big brother. >> you remember colleen, do you remember the puppy in the box as well as ed does? >> do you remember the puppy story? >> no, the puppy story i don't remember. the bicycle story i do. >> she tried to block it out it was traumatic. >> one family tradition you all have is opening pajamas, can't open any christmas gifts until christmas day but on christmas eve you open pajamas. >> when i was a child, no matter how poor or rich, my mother always made sure we had christmas pajamas and that was the only one we were allowed to open on christmas eve and i kept the thing going and so did my sister. now colleen does it, last night we opened up our presents and we all right now have brand-new pajamas on. >> you're not wearing yours. >> they are here in a box. >> that's my present i think. >> he told us he got zero presents yesterday. >> i didn't get anything. >> we're all excited mom about your upcoming cooking show. we'll have a date on that. >

this is a request to contract with the ventura county office of ed not to exceed $60,000 plus travel and lodging for a third plx coach from the first of today through june of 2017. >> okay, before i ask for any questions or comments, i neglected to ask whether there was any public comment on item 7? any public comment? okay. thank you. back to item 8. any questions or comments to josh's presentation? okay, seeing none, i would entertain a motion on this item? >> i'm making a motion to add the plx coach contract. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? i'm supposed to ask for public comment before we do this. i'm new at this. i'm practicing. any public comment on item 8. okay. item 9. josh? >> as i mentioned in the remarks on item 6, we have worked with west ed to serve as a content consultant to help us develop the fall workshops and develop the content for the meeting next week. their support has been essential to this success for what we have done so far. we want to continue to be able to work with them. we have used up almost all of the contract that we had

ed turzanski, foreign policy analyst. glad to have you back, ed.elson diaz, former judge and attorney. good morning, sir. thanks for being here. and jan ting, law professor. always a pleasure. thank you so much. gentlemen, let's talk about a few leftover issues, not the least of which just got a ruling this past week. a pennsylvania judge decided to block the audit of philadelphia voting machines. this was a request by one of the candidates, the green party candidate jill stein. she's requested it in a few other states. but her request was denied at this level after the county commissioners had found no irregularities in about 1,700 machines. was this the right ruling? can we be done with this issue? although she points out that in illinois and arizona, there were a few irregularities. so that was the premise of the idea behind it. what do you think, jan? >> jill stein's lawsuit should all be thrown out of court. she doesn't have any more standing to bring a case than any one of us does. you know, she has no stake. you don't waste judicial resource

for two consequence years as well as vice chair in 2010 and the chair that the cpuc at the time was ed harrington agreed to launch the program and the chair to get the sfpuc to launch a program granted hips after that but physically the chair when that action occurred and so with that, we want to say thank you for your your serves services i'll give you my personal thoughts i was very a.d. mirrored how you were able to get the general manager to have a long tedious process over the years you have a problem with that and went to every single item it was issued with the puc. >> worked so see how wooul you'll get to a large program wouldn't have been possible without the to this spot in the program to be launched i give you a lot of credit to get us to the point that sfpuc staff was maybe not supportive but get to the spot we have a program go to the public and say please join this program thank you to you and commissioner mar you get an interesting distinction you're the only lafco commissioner to leave the commission and come back (laughter) you are the only person to serve on 3 seats a

ed: i think verizon, they are exploring their options. what can they do here? i think it's inevitable they'll look for a price k it's not the company they set out to buy. it's had these serious issues come up. there are also questions if yahoo! knew this was going on and this hack, why was this not disclosed to verizon? i think the issue of whether or not they walk is a slightly more complex one. even if they wanted to pull the plug it's not straightforward to do that. they need to prove there had a been a material adverse change. they need to say because of these breaches yahoo! has suffered some serious loss of subscribers. they are not going to be able to prove that for a while. so the question of them walking i think is not the immediate one. much more what we should be focused on how they try to recut this deal to make it more favorable. emily: eric, as someone who had known yahoo! for a long time, how do you think it should affect the deal if yahoo! still worth buying? eric: i think for verizon, the reason to buy yahoo!, is for the users and large billion

. >> on a warm june day in 2010, two friends, mike mccave and ed flickimer, decided to try rafting for the first time. with a group of friends, two rafts and two guides, they head for the river. when they get there, mike wonders if they have made a mistake. >> the river was flowing at a high rate of speed. it was at a very high level but i didn't really know what to compare it with. >> despite the boiling current, the group launches their boats. within moments, everything goes wrong. >> we saw that tree coming right in front of us and then we hit it head-on. there was nothing that could be done to stay in that boat. >> i was in the current and things happened so fast, that i don't remember exactly the sequence of things. but i grabbed on to that tree. >> grateful to be alive, mike clambers into the tree and considers his options. >> the current was so strong that i couldn't even move a couple of yards upstream. it was very dangerous and i just stayed where i was. >> further down the river, ed has found something to hang on to. >> i grabbed on to that tree and pulled myself up. i was ho

and trisha and they're joined by their youngest employee carlo (laughter) that is rumored that mayor ed lee does his shopping here but have to wait further in the program to see this is true and joined by office space leaders from the fillmore merchant community we've been hearing from scott from the small business network and a leader in the shop and dine campaign and from the owner in detail the president i believe of the fillmore association executive director of the fillmore merchant association. >> (clapping.) >> i want to acknowledge a couple of people jason from the mall a key partner about the ship and dine campaign thank you and henry the council of district merchant from the murmur campaign and dwight and steve adam will be joining us in a moment and here with regularly begin the small business the director of the office of the small business commission with all due respect m is passionate about shopping local mayor ed lee . >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> thank you, todd and everyone thank you so much for coming out and helping us really get the holiday season started i was thinki

wouldn't have been possible without the the leadership of city hall is please help me welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin and thank you to the mta for working closely with many agencies to put the city's very first protected intersection together and to see how this role can help safety been the premium policy for the streets so thank you to the bicycle coalition, public works and walk sf and livable city working with our city agrees as well right here in a z inspector duffy, see the craft above you on the streets everyone using walking and bicyclists in particular intersection we have now to the data we have done prior to this change documented over 2 hundred people ride there to intersection to get to work that's as a an invaluable piece of data at the looked at the accident data the fatality date to inform us this was an important intersection to make that change so hopefully everyone driving a vehicle will appreciate pleasant users for this inspector, next item. >> people using different modes of transportation from walking and biking that's why that inters

i appreciate it, ed. >> thank you. >> thanks so much. ed rollins. please roll the video now., that's crazy. watch this stuntman. fu he's launched full throttle into the air. he's the one who catapults. that's an inhumane catapult. my goodness. he goes from 0 to 130 miles an hour. it takes a second do that. hurl 130 feet in the air. it's such a delight i'm laughing. i'm not laughing at him doing that but the amazing courage to do so. he reaches such a delight and he's met by sighs of relief, one, his own. the human slingshot. >>> troubling revelations about the front-runner to chair the democratic national committee. the hill reporting that congressman keith ellison has a questionable past with a number of campaign finance violations. ellison was also sued by the state ofennsylvania for failure to pay his taxes -- excuse me -- minnesota for not paying his taxes through 1992 through 2002. and ellison even had his driver's license suspended a number of times because he didn't pay his traffic tickets. sounds like the right fellow to lead the dnc, doesn't it. >>> up next, the dow

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we should be industry leaders thank you to all the partners that makes us to be the leader and mayor ed lee congratulations this is a quite an accomplishment and a feather in your cap thank you. >> (clapping.) >> well, good morning and thank you supervisor cowen and mayor ed lee for your remarks and leadership i'm kate ceo of sfmade and for those of you who don't know we have the city's nonprofit partner working across the city to support and sustain and help to keep local manufacturers like, sir can rising in the city our network of local manufacturing totals 6 hundred companies broadly raging be like, sir can and the broosters to a whole range of early stage makers and fueled kinds of companies from jewelry to granola to products that are probably more what we imagine like the advanced manufacturing like a grown but today, i really want to comment on i think supervisor cowen you gave me the lead in we think about advanced manufacturing in this city and i do have to the opportunities now too often spent a lot of time in cities across the country that look at san francisco as a role mod

and came in with the man who had been most close to reagan, ed meese. i watched jim baker cut him up every single day ended up cutting up reagan and bush both. i was there. i watched the disloyal i. i watched the disingenuousness. i think to some extent you will get some of that again and i think it's outrageous. lou: i look forward to talking with you again soon. americans mourning the death of an american hero. john glenn, the first american to orbit the earth died after being hospitalized in his he state of ohio. glenn circled the for nearly five hours in a tiny spaceship. the spaceship friendship 7. that was back in 1962. can you imagine this? in 1998 he made history again when all of s. senator at the age of 77, he became the oldest man to fly into space. president-elect trump today called glenn a hero. >> of course senator john glenn today, the passing -- to me he was a great american hero, a truly great american hero. i met him on two separate occasions, liked him, always liked him. but he was indeed an american hero. lou: john glenn, 95 years ol