we have the architect to draft it up and we will provide comments on the eir. it is the better than the new residential alternative c which you have not seen but was added to the draft. because it would have 24 less housing units than the proposed project and substantially -- which are not permitted under the zoning. because there is concern about the impacts on the village. and the commission should recommend that some of the 44,000 feet of retail should be transformed into 24 residential units so that it matches the same number of units as the project and there is not a pretext for rejecting it. i attended all the meetings. we got going as soon as we could with our nomination. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i am richard frisby. with laurel heights. this picture, there is not a lot to discuss. the picture and the listing on the california register. it simply speaks for itself. again, the commissioners spoke eloquently and more than i can with the principles associated with 33 california street. construction of the historic site. it is important to look at th

snow in the mountains eire in virginia. sprinkles are possible around town.of the rain is along the blue ridge and parts of the shenandoah valley. by 3:00, n4:00, r chances are going back up again. we're likely to have spits of moderate rain during the evening hours. that's the cold front itself coming through here about 11 ck tonight1:00 tonight and that will be the end of the rain and the return for colder weather here. we'll be dry through the weekean temperatures in the 60s today, only in the 40s tomorrow. mid 30s on sunday morning, near 50 sunday afternoon, mid 40sor highs on christmas eve and day. dry weather will continue dry weather will continue through about the the best internet meets the best things to do on the internet. switch to fios, the 100% fiber-optic network and get a year of amazon prime and an amazon echo on us. already have prime? we'll cover another year. it's all yours when you sign up for fios gigabit connection, plus tv, plus phone, all with a 2-year price guarantee, all for just $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreement. with fios a

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the discussions moving forward after this board takes action on the final certification of the seis-eir for the transbay program phase two. we were pleased to hear the two new leases were coming to the board for approval, and this continues to be a high level of interest in the retail spaces. in addition we were pleased to hear that tenant improvements continue while the transit center is closed to the public. we also have confidence that letters of interest, negotiations and contracts will move forward with a heightened sense of urgency once there is nor findings on the testing, peer review concurrence, strategy and timing of the opening of the center. next item in the c.a.c. meeting was a presentation on the supplementation on the environmental impact study and environmental impact report. we had a robust discussion regarding the impacts on the buildings near 2nd and howard -- near the 2nd and howard intersection based on the changes to the train throat design as well as the specific mitigation measures regarding caltrain's use of the term backtrack crossing at 16th street. we also he

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take ask i that they eir feetff our necks." amy: we will speak to the directors of "rbg," betsy west and julie cohen. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president donald trump paid a surprise visit wednesday to u.s. troops at a sprawling military base in western iraq. president trump was joined by first lady melania trump as the president posed for selfies with troops and autographed red "make america great again" hats. it was trump's first visit to an active war zone since he took office nearly two years ago. during his speech to troops, trump defended his plans to withdraw all u.s. troops from syria and about halalf the neary 7000 u.s. troops in afghanistan. pres. trump: america a shouldldt be doing the fighting for every , not beiningth reimbursed in mamany cases att . if they want us to do the fighting, they also have to pay a price. and sometimes that is also a monetary price. so we are not the suckers of the world. we are no longer be sucker

but now they're playing for eir postseason lives. today at the gam there was a special guest. yes, this is santa clause. sit is theson of giving and mark sanchez might have taken that a little too literally day. the redskins from their own end zone, sanchez intercepted by curtis riley. a 7-0 lead ballos to 40-0. still in the third quarter, the guy they signedust this week, joshjohnson, comes in. he provides that little bit of spark. an eight-yardr touchdown. here he connects with crowder who breaks free for a 39-yard touchdown. a little too late. they drop theirourth straight. head coach jon gruden naming hnson new starting quarterback for next sunday. erika, it's going to be his first start inen s years. coming up in sports we'll have more fromis teammates on his action out >>here. herree burruss out at fedex field for utonight. >>> let's go back to talk a little politicngtonight. brea news. a man widely expected to take over as white house cheechs says he will not accept the job. nick ayers is currently serving as chief of staff f vice president mike pence. ayers and the pre

has been too fixated on identity politics and cultural politics and not enough on who they are and eir frustrations and anet. and give t marketer in chief credit. he may have a torture relationship with the truth, but he tapped into that veinf anger and frustration of a lot of working class voters, particarly in rural aa s. >> woodruff: and what does this say about the democratic party? you two worked at times with him. there was no pyoff there then for that, to put it very crudely. >> i wos d say it thiy: there was no payoff for results. i could go through north a dakota's econo show the single most important things that happened in almost every ctor. i provided leadership on and was able to deliver. what it tells you is that we have become incredibly tribal. you know, in rural america, people feel like they've been forgotten. but their concern, as reflected in this election, is a mile higher than that. it's about the cultural changes in the united states of america and how that basically reflects their position. >> woodruff: let's talk jufost a moment about the institution that you'r

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. >>> a lot of people in the eaoue eir ey t >> oh my god! look at the sky! >> oh my lookat the sky! it's blinking! >> there's aliens coming to earth, mommy. >> the pulsing blue glow had some people speculating that aliens finally landed on earth. the answer is no, but the truth was equally shocking. according to a con edison spokesperson, an electrical fault caused a quote arc flash at a power plant in queens on thursday. no one was hurt in the incident. >>> okay, well student leaders in the uc system are objecting to a plan to eliminate a student advisor for the board of regents. it allows a student to join the board without voting. a current student regent that does have a vote on the board though supports the change. but others say it's a step in the wrong direction saying students should have more of a voice. >>> and new research found elephant seals and birds are more alike than we thought. that guttural croaking has some very specific meanings. a uc santa cruz researcher found northern elephant seals actually have dialects, something that until recently was only documented in

adults keep eir distance. the kids can tear through the hallp, shake, send things flying.earchgray is a professor of psychology at boston college. he worked with skenazy on this program. he says restricting kids freedom is partly why anxiety and major depressive disorders are five to ten times higher than they were in the 1950s. and the suicide rate for kids has increased six fold. play, he says, helps them learn crucial resilience and social skills. >> how do you develop the capacity for all of these ings if you're growing up just doing what you're told to do, right? you absolutely need freedom, you need to be able to take risks, need to learn how to fail, you need to learn i can fall down, t hurt, and i can get up again, and recover. >> brangham: gray says this loss of unstructured play is partlyoo why childhobesity and other health issues are on the rise. >> there are a lot of people who think that adult directed sports would make up for that, or gym classes, or going and, god forbid, working out atut work out, b children are not ansigned to lift weights, run track, and

before movifi onto to box ce success behind the camera with films including "big" and "a league of eir own." family says she died peacefully at their home in the hollywood hills. the democratic republic of congo is holding elections this week, two years after they were delayed by theovernment. the new leaders will face stubbornly high levels of poverty, which endured despite the drc's many natural resources. the bbc's africa correspondent alastair leithead spenty six weeks traveling the congo river. jerome adams alastair: the congo is one of the world's fastest flowing rivers and could power afroea to the hydrctric potential was harnessed. the democratic republic ic the congo isin natural resources. yet it's people are poor. it has the largest continuous rain forest outside the amazon and is home to animals nowhere else on earth. we havcome in search of eastern low land gorillas. families a used to humans and can be visited, if you can find them. there is no path to follow. we have to cut through the deep rain forest. i think we are getting close because we can hear -- a couple of time

wang fallen i saw from grace and 32,000 people job --eir and i watched what happened at ibm, where ithould have been the leader forever, and yet it felt for almost 20 years. it has just slightly improved since then. i knew transitions happen. i had been told that leadership was learning, but it was about as lonely as it gets in 2001. emily: how so? john: people who had been complimentary turned. to meet you are consistent in your behavior and life. something changes, you don't turn on the person you said good things too. there were tough comments made, that is part of leadership. if you can't take constructive you can't lead. but this is the amazing thing we did again and again at cisco, i developed an approach to how you deal with transitions or opportunities. we acquired 180 companies. our playbook was the best in the industry. when you get knocked down, you determine how much was self-inflicted, how much is market, how long it will last, is usually longer than you think. it will probably be deeper than you think. then you share with everyone what you would look like when you recove

on the newshour tonight, the american people pay eir respects to the 41st president as he lies in state in the u.s. capitol. then, after a briefing from the c.i.a. director, leading u.s. senators from both parties agree saudi arabia's crown prince was behind the murder of a journalist. f plus, the futurerk-- how education can help some hispanicalifornia keep a job when robots are increasingly dominating the workforce. >> i think automation is wonderful ani'm a user of automation. but if it's only going to be that some regions are going to win and others are going to lose. i do believe that it does become a moral issue, it becomes an ethical issue. >> woodruff: all that and more

wants to be is the operating system for everything you do digitally, whether smartphone certainly as eir lead product but also as the computer, tablet, watch,tu evly your car, perhaps automated car, thermostat and smoke detector. even ifphone sales slow it's not because people are buying a differt phone or using a different operating system. they are staying in the ecosphere. creating long-term opportunities for apple products and services. >> what do you do with the stock? we just said hsbc downgraded the stock today, it took a hit. if there is this global growth with india, china, with other parts of the globe, do you add to a position here if you're a long-term in>>stor? ertainly if you are a long-term investor., you kn sales of almost every product can be cyclical. as long as this isn't a secular change in the way people interact with technology then tough take it a at cyclical weakness. and in a year and a half we are having widespread 5 g service forcing everybody to upgrade the cell phone. i think apple was wise to stop telling people how many iphones they sell. because you see a

eir awese ity, and manrehey into it >>> and oscar-winning hanks has a reputation as one of the nicesteople at a burger restaurant in california would likely agree. he bought lunch for several people waiting in the drive-thru line. >> he was dining with rita wilson, and this was posted on instagram. hanks also took pictures with diners and restaurant workers. >> pretty cool. >> neither rain, nor snow, nor government shutdown can stop norad from tracking santa. >> they are continuing their 63-year tradition. hundreds of military volunteers are staffing the operation. >> you can see where santa is by going to noradsanta.org. >> follow them. we hear the elves are already weighing the sleigh, getting ready to go. we'll be tracking him. >> we'll be tracking him. >> more news after this. >> we'll be tracking him. >> more news after this. the elves are weighing the bags, the sleigh. ice for loving you? you'll make my morning, but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid. it's delicious 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. lactaid. t

m>> they gavee such human joy of seeg eir little faces and everything light up. >> reporter: now findinghrough a child. who brought them together with a balloon from beyond the border. kathy park, nbc news. >> okay. that was peect. that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. tomorrow we'll celebrate coming home with a visit to the place where holiday celebrations so often begin. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, have a great night and a merry chstmas. alright, everyone. santa will be right back, but i just got to say, if you're going to ask him for tech this year, you got to ask for fios too. sorry, why is that? because fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. don't you guys want all of the tech on your wish list to work as awesomely as you dreamed? i'm back! and he's back. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. get fios internet for just $39.99 per month and get a $50 amazon gift card when you install by december 31st. >>> nbc spts, home of the olympic games, the nhl, the nascar playoffs, the indianapolis 500 and prime time's number one show "sunday night football" only on nbc. >

brown the editor of politico and i'm thrilled to be here today among so many women who are ruling in eir respective -- some incredible women who are -- and i want to just take a moment for some takeaways from what we've picked up so far. in our discussion on running, we learned when it comes to getting more women in office, we need to do just a couple of things. very, very simple steps. ask them. encourage them. fund them. and fund them early. remember that. it's pretty simple but a lot of women just don't do it unless they're asked and that is so crucial. in the leading section we learned how important it is to build a coalition, don't be afraid to be ambitious because you know the men are, happy to do that. and lead like a woman. looking to our second half of our programming today, i expect we'll learn a whole lot more and i want to it take a moment to remind you, to look at the programs on the table, to see when authors are signing books in our marketplace. and next we're going to kick off a conversation about earning. we're going to look beyond equal pay with a fantastic group of wom

eir hands dirty rescuing a x would be burglar from a grease vent. this man got stuck for 2 days, wedged in that uncomfortable position in the event of a chinese restaurants kitchen. police suspect the man was sneaking into broad the restaurant which is out of business. he could not make it down the vent, it was not until a neighbor heard the cries and went to investigate. >> for 45 minutes i kept hearing him making noises. i didn't know what was going on. >> the sheriff's office says the suspect dislocated his shoulder but will be okay. >>> some serious security questions after a man broke into an fbi facility stole body armor and a van and when i need joyride. he is facing charges for the october theft. prosecutors say the cameras captured him spending half an hour in a crisis negotiation band he allegedly stole a body armor best and drove the vehicle out of the facility. he was smashing the vehicle into random objects and goldengate park and when he was tried to be arrested he ran away. he was arrested two days later, allegedly wearing the stolen

we won't shake this winter chill for the eire weekend. >>> new reaction as we hey, batter, batter, battertter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> here's a look at the week at the capitol. the ending was theormer fbi director getting a marathon grilling from republican lawmakers. all of this ashe president made new picks. >> and more court documents in the russia i john kelly's time at the white house may be coming to an end. jennifer? >> the't president w a twitter storm today about the russia investigation. and as you mentioned,e names his next pick for the attorney general job. >>hanges in the administration as president trump nominates william barr to be the next attorney general. he served in the same post under president bush. .>

eir losses. >> i don't have the time to change it. no point. oint. >> they extended the return time till the end of january. bad news you still have to box it up and pay the return shipping. that is a disincentive. if you y a $20 item and have to pay $5 to ship it back. sh that is a problem. >> reporter: amazon and others usually allow free items but the cost associated with returning an item likely has an impact on shoppers' preference. jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> your trashes can may be filling up after christmas. all that wrapping paper and bags might seem good to recycle but much of the wrapping isn't. tissue paper, bows, wrapping paper that is glittery and gift bags with glitter. >> if we have paper with glitter or ribbons and stuff, and it got into clean paper it could contaminate the bail and be rejected at the end. >> break down cardboard boxes so more can fit in to the bins. >>> the weather today has gorgeous out there. lots of sunshine. barely any clouds in the sky. starting to see a few right now but we have a story coming be

many people barely escaped with eir lives. that was the case for andrea. had to leave so fast that tshe didn't havee to find her two dogs, madison and miguel. well, she was allow back home last week and found her house d.d been destro sitting in her front yard, however, keeping watch over her property was her loyal dog madison. you can see the dog right there. making the moment sweeter, she was told a short time after that that miguel had also been found by volunteers. both dogs, not onlyalive but they're in pretty good shape for all they have been through. >> they must be smart dogs to figure out how to survive as long as they did. members of congress came how off yesterday to their cute dogs and even dressed them up in holiday gear. >> it's a nice way to lighten the moode and bring peo together and show that we have some commointerests here on the hill and can get along. >> that was the florida congressman that orgized the event. he lost rereelection last month and he says he hopes it remains an annualradition eve after his departure. clean up will conti

they only have four weeks left in the season and time is notthn eir side.>> thank you, chris. >> 6:34 and we want to turn to our other top stories this monging incluhe search for an escaped inmate that officials consider to bermed and dangerous. maryland state police believe that he may be in st. mary's county. he escaped from a correctional facility on october 14th. on november w 10th he captured onve surillance camera at a gas station i virginia. they found a stolen truck on saturday. they believe jones stole that truck. if you see him, go not approach him. just call 911. >> montgomery county police charged an ems worker with sexual assault and authorities are worried theree may be m victims in the gaithersbur area. he tched a woman inappropriately. he has been released on bond. er>> the o of a fairfax county home health care company is behind bars this morning. he is the presidenterf services of health. investigators for t attorney general's office raided that office last week. they seized ten computers and 33 boxes of documents.ig inveors say he fraudul

they officially put this i ilbe uilth eir >> nberwo leads to traffic and the foggy commute we have thisning. san mateo bridge, one of the many areas where we have a dense fog advisory. just about 14 minutes westbound 92, hayward to foster city. >> number three, the mother of a boy who spent months fighting for a visa finally arrived from yemen. now the family is together at an oakland hospital to say good-bye to their 2-year-old son abdallah. >> increasing the toll on the golden gate bridge to $10. they need money to maintain the bridge and fix the ferries. >> a bright light lit up the sky last night. approv spein rocket.it wa me ave nr seven,er9 tre lighting kicking off tonight at 5:00 p.m. and again at the top of every hour until 10:00 p.m.ntil janua. >>> back with another 90 minutes of news, including the push to kill a tax on text messages once and for all. >>> how these bikes will bring much needed smiles to their young new owners. >>> but first we told you about that miss steer kwroaoe tear mysterious light last night. >> enjoy this. >> i have no idea what it is. >> what the hell

because you understand how it happened from the point of view of the people in the room and with th eir names attached. ted kaufman has a really good one. one of the things i found was barr bragging that he was one of the hardliners on the iran contra pardons. he said others were saying we should only pardon a couple and i was saying, no, as many as possible. i don't know to what degree that mr. barr from that era and this era share beliefs. people change. but we look at congress and the courts, and of course mueller. there are all of these things happening. i thought it was interesting that he picked someone who was such an ardent advocate of presidential pardon power. >> what are the mechanisms for communication between the white house and congress that we should have our eye on? who are the people that will be influencing the direction that this white house takes with this congress? what are the entry points as a reporter? olivier mentioned going from the outside in. i know when i am looking at a particular issue, like immigration, my first calls are to the people who are like-minded

now, most of the smithsonian institution museums will be on eir normal schedule. they'll be closed christmas day. that's usually the day they close anyway. otherwise they will be open normally now. if this runs through january 1, they'll re-evaluate and you could see some affect there as well. but take a look now. we have a list of some of the agencies that are indeed affected. again, some 0800, federal employees may be affected, 0,000 of those deemed essential personnel may have to work with deferred pay. contractors are really up in the air, sometimes they don't get the pay back. that's been the case i past shutdown bs buthopefully this will be resolved soon. one gentleman said this put a damper on the christmas spirit not being able to stroll there. live on the ellipse, derrick ward, back to you. >>> "meet the press" moderator chuck todd will join with us much more on this government shutdown. you can catch "meethe press" 10:30 after news 4 today. but at 9:04, a lot of you preping for christmas and perhaps doing last-minute shopping, going to get out o e house.

. >> they want something to eir latiship and something say something that you would not give your omothernd suggests buying something that is unique between the two of you, and look for gifts that play off of pet names for each other, and emphasize the secrets that you share, and avoid comparing the value of the gi gifts that you exchange, and p both the reeds and the longenettis believe they have found the solution. >> i ask her to go out the find what she like, and she then decides what it s and i simply give her some money and pay for it. and it saves a lot of hassell. >> i will ask her to buy something for herself that we can wrap up, and then we can open it up that way. so it is still fun, and a little bit of the surprise. >> reporter: and townsend emphasizes that women want quality and not necessarily costly items. michael finney, abc 7 news on your side. >>> and now, steph curry joked about a podcast that the moon landing may may yesterday, steph did an instagram live with scott kelly who if you will have remember lived on the international space he sent this screen shot saying tha

the two girls in separate oil tanks. , eir pregnant mother, snann in a shallow grave nearby.hene where he pointed to, where he put your daughter and your granddaughters. >> sickening, isn't it? rteowyoc that? >> devastated, you know. >> he is a monster. how do you put someone you love into an oil tank? >> especially your children. >> this had to be one of the most grim scenes any investigator could come across. at some point, chris has to take the bodies of his 3-year-old and 4-year-old daughters. and he's got to basically stuff them into these tanks. >> reporter: chris' mistress breaks down thinking about that he did to his daughters. >> he's so disgusting. i am so ashamed of him and everything. and i just -- oh, those little girls. they're so little. they're so little. why? i don't even understand how you could bring yourself to do that to somebody who's, like, that >>re asoredep r by tautethorities shows what chris does immediately after abandoning his family in that oil field. >> he then shows up at a convenience store right after, got his sunglasses perched on top of his

the mayor sang today she asked for clemency on her eir diff an problems with the criminal justice system.ng now that she >> i was concerned about that. i was perception, it likely what everyone is talking about. her brother has shown her brother has shown remorse for his crimes. her brother like too many inmates is being denied a chance at redemption. >> the challenge we experience in our criminal justice system has been african-americans and particularly are disproportionately sentenced to longer sentences in comparison to others. >> reporter: the mayor said she has been contacted with the victims family although she won't say what they discussed. she understands her pain and share that. the crime is devastating to both families. >> it is a sad tragedy. i knew the victim and i know her family. i'm still close to members of her family. i know this is really painful for them. >> reporter: we did reach out to governor brown's office. the governor's office saying it does not comment on individual cases. as for the mayor, she has no plans of backing off this request for clemency for her brother

we spoke to the parents about eir son's recovery. >> reporter: it was just starting to get dark.lo heas jogging this portion when he was hit. the impact flung him over the ledge. hs mom called him and said was hurt. they went looking for him and she was told to turn the light on on the back of his phone. when his parents got out here, his dad heard the scream, saw the light and saved his son. >> he's doing well with his recovery. he's actually done better thane areas.in some >> reporter: they have a background in medicine. their experience getting hit by a car and flung off a bridge is not something you come back from without serious bra injuries. yet here's video of ethan in high spirits after another surgery. >> with their son alive, they can now be by sethan'se as he endures several surgeries. >> you feeling okay today? >> not really. >> reporter: he's got a long road ahead of him, but at least they get to travel it together. >> we're extremely blessed to say the le st. >> reporteaking from his hospital bed, ethan had one simple message for the driver who hit him.rs turn yf in so m

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on the newshour tonight, the american people pay eir respects to the 41st president as he lies in state in the u.s. capitol. then, after a briefing from the c.i.a. director, leading u.s. senators from both parties agree saudi arabia's crown prince was behind the murder of a journalist. f plus, the futurerk-- how education can help some hispanicalifornia keep a job when robots are increasingly dominating the workforce. >> i think automation is wonderful ani'm a user of automation. but if it's only going to be that some regions are going to win and others are going to lose. i do believe that it does become a moral issue, it becomes an ethical issue. >> woodruff: all that and more onon tight's pbs newshour p>> major funding forbs newshour has been provided by: >> kevin. >> kevin! >> kevin. >> advice for life. life well-planned. learn morat raymondjames.com. >> and with the oning support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: americans of all

eir bylaws said they're bipartisan.hink they didn't want to incle me because, for them, diversity is only important in some cases, not when it applies to them. but the truth is that there are a lot of hispanic-americans who are center-right wh believe in the republican party's message of growth and prsperity and small, responsible government. a lot of these are people fled big, oppressive governments, yet they don't feel welcome by the party because some, like the president and some of our colleagues, use rhetoric that is reallyiv ofto some people, that diminies people. >> you have advocated for a carbon tax. you want acaton on cl change. that puts you in the minority in your party. why is it nkdo you thi republicans have really moved more away, even, from discussi climate change? is this a policy debate? is it politics? is it both? >> this is an issue that, sadly, has been demagogued, like so many others, and a lot of republicans back when al gore opted this cause just assumed they must be opposed to it, and some spegr

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d eir focus would be on war- fighting in space fending satellites. the u.s. surgeon gener t declaray that teenagers' use of electronic cigarettes had become an ic. tat follows a survey that showed the number ns who vape has doubled over last year. dr. jerome adams called for aggressive steps by parents, teachers, doctors and government ofcials. >> we already have enough science to tell us youth use of e cigarettes are unsafe. todawe must protect our nations young people from a lifetime of nicoti addiction and associated problems by immediately addressing e cigarette e. >> woodruff: last month, the f.d.a.nnounced a crackdown on the use of e-cigarette flavors that appeal to kids. the u.s. justice department officially issued a regulation today to ban bump stocks. these are devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire like automatics. a gunman used one to kill 58 people in las vegas, last year. acting u.s. attorneyeneral matt whitaker signed the regulation today. it takes effect in march. on wall street, the market struggled to gain ground, after oil prices

for the seniors who get medicare and the dual what's called eligible so we could better care, and we eir gave those plans more flexibility so that a senior get more tailor-made coverage to their kind of chronic illness. chairman and i said we've got to move to the accountable care organization, so what we said there was arrivals on cent the health care scene would be up the bills for seniors primary care visits. we also gave to the ccountable care organizations more flexibility to offer telehealth. and i could give you more examples, the chairman could, to each one of the a littleas, but that's bit of a bird's eye view of how we tried to do it. said everybody got the same medicare card, but they get their care in different ways and let's start marching up the hill together, led by the chairman, try to update the system. nd as i say to all of my gray panther friends, what we're saying is that we're updating the medicare guarantee. is a guarantee. kitchen tables from tor portland -- maine and count on it. i would like to tell you about from here. it seems to me the first step we sure that

even as little kids, they were painfully aware of the criticism eir grandfather faced, but still theythis vivid memory of going to the grocery store.i was with my mom and saw t cover of "newsweek" that said and had a picwiture of my grandpa next to me. it confused us because he was the anthesis of ahe wimp. showed us that family members. he never was looking at work when we were next to him. he wasyeresent. he p with us. he made us feel special. he spoke softly and he didn't speak about himself. he was humble. but why did that have to equate to being a wimp? and it didn't to us. he was our >> reporter: setting an example of grace and fortitude through the good times and bad, and his final summer on the rocky coast of maine he loved so well, the greatest gift cherished time together. >> i wt up there with him, and it was soonderful to have so much time just with him. it was just us. and i would reado him during the day, and particularlovread to him letters he had to ten to my grandmother or his mom talking about how much he loved my gndmother when they were young, when they were just d

the woman who says he raped her in 2016 is calling the eire justice system severely broken. av>> do youe anything to say? >> teno. >> rr: jacob anderson was a man of few words a he left court monday. ments earlier a judge accepting a controversial plea deal for the former baylor university fraternity president charged with sexually assaulting a fellow student behind this home in 2016. as part of the agreement, anderson pleaded no contest to a lesser charge of unlawful restraint. he will serve three years probation, pay a $400 fine as well as attend a sexual offenders group therapy program. that means no jail time and no sex offender registry. anderson's accuser, who has not been identified, broke down in tears telling thet, co i am devastated by your decision to let my rapist, jacob walter anderson, go fre without any punishment. the woman calling out anderson directly. it must be horrible to be you, to know what you did to know you are a rapist, to know that you almost killed me, to know that you ruined my life, stole any virginity and stole many other things me. has been t