>> eller: right.d still. >> smith: highest circulation daily. >> keller: although they don't break down the numbers that tth company reveals by, you know, business uuit. i think i can get away with saying the print newspaper just as a priit newspaper is a healthy business. >> smith: righh. >> keller: still >> kellerr it won't be forever but it. >> smith: and sunday's circulation is stilllthe highest of any newspaper. &-down from a miilion four two years ago, but still pretty significant circulation. >> keller: and one curiosity of this whole move to a pay model is thht it's actually boosted print circulation. there was some fear that the minute we introduced -- you know, if you pay less money, you can trade down to an online subscription. yyu don't need that piece oo paper delivered to your doorstep.ú in fact a lot of people said, hey, i buy the sunday paper and i get the internet access for free, and so it's actually had a healthy impact on print circulation. >> smith: has it been particularly challe

. >> when i was hired here at eller's estate my marching orders were to make great wine, take care of the property, take care of the brand, take care of the personnel and send the check back to the foundation. >> the money is substantial. and it really allows a significant amount of research to be performed. >> the ultimate goal is to treat newborns that are born with the most devastating type of congenital heart disease and improve their lives dramatically. the goal is ultimately that these children that 20 years ago had absolutely no prognosis go on and live long, fruitful lives. >> i didn't come here to be a do gooder. i came here because i knew i could make world-class wine from this land. on top of all that, to be owned by this foundation and return all of our profits back to support international cardiovascular research is just astounding. if you look carefully and turn that e sideways you see there's a little heart in the e. it's first and foremost about the wine. but we love that little heart in there. >> in just a moment we'll be back with one high school student who is teach

you know, kim jong-un will be the noveltive leader but will get help from the military and other ellersuring this transition. >> p.j. crowley, as always, thanks for your insight and your information. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," more on the death of kim jong-il. we're going to talk about the impact on the region with our panel. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler, where jimmy fallon made a return to his old stomping grounds. he was huge as host of "saturday night live." [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it... you can do dinner. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky. it's amazing what soup can do. [ female a $100 cream.e were flattered when regenerist beat flabbergasted when we creamed a $500 cream. for about $30 regenerist micro-sculpting cream hydrates better than over 20 of america's most expensive luxury creams. fantastic. phenomenal. regenerist. >>> we've been reporting this morning about the death of north korea's kim jong-il, who s

the land here at eller's estate has been in grapes for 125 years.to america and did the same thing. john leducq had a problem with his own ticker and was very cutting-edge heart bypass surgery at the mayo clinic so he wanted to give something back. he created the leducq international fund neuro vascular research. they've finded funded to the tune of $200 million. when i first arrived here my marching orders were make great wine, take care of the property, take care of the wine and the personnel and send money back to the foundation. >> the money is substantial and it really allows a significant amount of research to be performed. >> the ultimate goal is to treat newborns that are born with the most devastating type of congenital heart disease and improve their lives dramatically. the goal is ultimately that these children that 20 years ago had absolutely no prognosis go on and live long, fruitful lives. >> i didn't come here to be a do-gooder. i came here because i knew i could make world class wine from this land. on top of all ha, to be owned by t

it included a native hawaiian blessing, the blowing of conch shells and a buick eller playing taps. >>> veterans across the country gathered today to remember the attacks. rob roth talked with some survivors as veterans in the bay area marked the day. >> reporter: they came to the top of mount yaba to witness the ceremonial lighting of the beacon. henry freeze was among the handful at pearl harbor who survivedded. >> we watched the first bomb, watched it hit fort island, and then we seen the ship, blow away and we seen the sun and we knew then we was in trouble. >> reporter: the attacks occurred on a sunday morning, the first wave of 180 japanese planes began dropping bombs and strafing the american soldiers and sailors caught completely off guard. then there was a second and final wave. when it was over about 2000 american servicemen were killed. >> i was probably scared but i still was trained to do a job. and i done it. >> 10 hut. >> reporter: this afternoon on the deck of the u.s.s. hornet, berthed in alameda, people gathered for a quiet remembrance, among them 89-year- old john c

the land here at ellers estates has been in grapes for 25 years.la duke was an amazing businessman, built huge businesses in france, came to america, did the same thing. john la duke's father and grandfather both died in their 50s from heart disease. john la duke had a problem with his own ticker and was at the time very cutting edge heart by pass surgery at the mayo clinic. so he wanted to give something back. he created the foundation. the he duke foundation funds international card haves lar and neuro vascular research to the tune of $200 million over the last 11 years. when i was hired here at ellers estate, my marching orders were to make great wine, take care of the property, the brand, the personnel and send the check back to the foundation. >> the money is substantial. it really allows a significant amount of research to be performed. the ultimate goal is to treat newborns that are born with the most devastating type of congenital heart disease and improve their lives dramatically. the goal is ultimately that these children that 20 years ag

this video sent in by barbara and jerry eller. nice display there. even a reindeer. lit up. right -- right there. got it. great job, guys. >> there is still plenty of time to get your holiday lights on the air. ex mail us a picture or video. the address is lights at wusa9.com. you can post it to our facebook page. be sure to include your name and where you live. >> the capitals head to the great white north and you can learn what $27 billion gets you in the nfl these days. >> right now, it is time for another check on our question of the morning. which of these cookies is a kid most likely to leave out for santa claus? is it oreos, sugar cookies or chocolate chip cookies? >> kim says otherios, no way. homemade sugar cookies only. it is practically a rule. my granddaughter insists the reindeer like oatmeal so she leaves oatmeal for the hard working reindeer. >> we'll reveal the answer at 6:53. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in communities across the country, from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn to financing industries that are creating jobs i

eller holmes norton was infamously caught on tape calling a lobbyist just last year saying, i do not know if you know this, but i am the chair person of this committee and your coming to our committee for results and i cannot believe that i looked at my card in your not all lists. why are you night giving me money? sometimes, it is subtle. and sometimes, it is very much out front. they are soliciting bribes in essence. unfortunately, it is spread throughout the system, whether they're subtle or not. >> is it your perception that it was always like that or it grew during a stern period? >> i think it was less settled years ago -- less subtle years ago. my new lobbyists who were active in the 1950's and 1960's and it was less subtle. there would be members of congress, you want to sit down with me? where's the check? it was not a $52,000 check. it was a $100,000 -- it was $100,000 in cash. it was more outrageous. i think today, one of the ways that members of congress get around feeling horrible about these things is that they are trying to make it out to be something other than what i

eller this week, protestors set up a small vessel they called aqua-pi lake merritt.ice brought it ashore. the municipal code prohibits private boats on the lake without permission. the protestors say they tried to get a permit for the boat, but were denied. >> if anyone had approached bus what our options were earlier, told us the cops would come, we would have been more flexible or talk about other options. >> oakland police tell us they issued citations to three people for having unauthorized boat on lake merritt. for more information, go to ktvu.com for our continuing coverage. >>> santa rosa man facing charges after police say he used a fake gun to threaten people at a shopping center. this happened about 8:00 last night at dutton plaza. police say the man pulled up what appeared to be a handgun and threaten customers. the man was arrested near the laundromat in the shopping center. police say they found a toy gun in his waistband. an officers say the man is a transient. he'll face charges that include public intoxication and making terrorist threats. >>> a caltr

eller this year, 22 of those laid-off firefighters were rehired.says that is not enough. >> our fire department is too small. we've had to brownout companies, we've had to close fire station and we need to save enough money to bring those back. >> the firefighters union has also accepted 10% pay cutts to help save money. the nine new firefighters will report to duty at 9:00 tomorrow morning. >>> there's a plan to save hangar one. the structure was built at moffette field in the 1930s over the past several months crews have been removing the exterior panels. but now google founders want to save it. they say hangar one should not be dismantled and they're willing to pay for the restoration. they have own a private jet company and would use the space to house research planes some far there's been no response to their proposal. >>> ford is voluntarily recalling some vehicles due to concerns the wheels could fall off affecting these cars. the bolts homing the wheels can break, causing them to separate from the car. ford says it's unaware of any crashes

eller holmes norton was infamously caught on tape calling a lobbyist just last year saying, i do not know if you know this, but i am the chair person of this committee and your coming to our committee for results and i cannot believe that i looked at my card in your not all lists. why are you night giving me money? sometimes, it is subtle. and sometimes, it is very much out front. they are soliciting bribes in essence. unfortunately, it is spread throughout the system, whether they're subtle or not. >> is it your perception that it was always like that or it grew during a stern period? >> i think it was less settled years ago -- less subtle years ago. my new lobbyists who were active in the 1950's and 1960's and it was less subtle. there would be members of congress, you want to sit down with me? where's the check? it was not a $52,000 check. it was a $100,000 -- it was $100,000 in cash. it was more outrageous. i think today, one of the ways that members of congress get around feeling horrible about these things is that they are trying to make it out to be something other than what i

eller holmes norton was infamously caught on tape calling a lobbyist just last year saying, i do notnow if you know this, but i am the chair person of this committee and your coming to our committee for results and i cannot believe that i looked at my card in your not all lists. why are you night giving me money? sometimes, it is subtle. and sometimes, it is very much out front. they are soliciting bribes in essence. unfortunately, it is spread throughout the system, whether they're subtle or not. >> is it your perception that it was always like that or it grew during a stern period? >> i think it was less settled years ago -- less subtle years ago. my new lobbyists who were active in the 1950's and 1960's and it was less subtle. there would be members of congress, you want to sit down with me? where's the check? it was not a $52,000 check. it was a $100,000 -- it was $100,000 in cash. it was more outrageous. i think today, one of the ways that members of congress get around feeling horrible about these things is that they are trying to make it out to be something other than what it

eller holmes norton was infamously caught on tape calling a lobbyist just last year saying, i do not know if you know this, but i am the chair person of this committee and your coming to our committee for results and i cannot believe that i looked at my card in your not all lists. why are you night giving me money? sometimes, it is subtle. and sometimes, it is very much out front. they are soliciting bribes in essence. unfortunately, it is spread throughout the system, whether they're subtle or not. >> is it your perception that it was always like that or it grew during a stern period? >> i think it was less settled years ago -- less subtle years ago. my new lobbyists who were active in the 1950's and 1960's and it was less subtle. there would be members of congress, you want to sit down with me? where's the check? it was not a $52,000 check. it was a $100,000 -- it was $100,000 in cash. it was more outrageous. i think today, one of the ways that members of congress get around feeling horrible about these things is that they are trying to make it out to be something other than what i