elsa is here with me, how did this work but?ery affected and got in touch with her and together they decided to do the second broadcast which would be really different from other images of her there were circulating online. he is also showing to other films of young black man, whose relatives have been killed by police and elsa, what more can you tell me about luke willis thompson and his main focus of these films? he's the youngest of the nominees this year in new zealand of fiji and european descent and his work especially trilogy of films he showing here in the turner prize, they are stories of violence that affects certain individual. he also made a film about a tiny sculpture ofa made a film about a tiny sculpture of a little house made using scraps of a little house made using scraps of shed his skin and it's held together with fellow tape and opinions. this is a slightly strange one and not least because the house itself was made by another artist, so itself was made by another artist, so why did he want to film it? it's

>> it's gorgeous. >> he's like a little elsa. you know?ittle snow queen. >> what a nice venue and it's, like, perfectly lit. >> they continue with their grooazel baby. ons -- s >> she danced with her father. he dances with his mother. then the bridesmaids turn up. >> not too many weddings you see in the snow. >> they had their own little winter wonderland. >>> imagine being a father of a 3-year-old and taking her along for 57 days to hike here. >> whoa. >> oh, yes. >> that's not hiking. >> yeah. >> just the two of them? >> just the two of them. this is mina. we are adventurers. >> that shot is so cute. while i'm skeptical, i'm, like, oh, if this is the way y'all bond. >> he and his daughter are able to go on these long, long treks by themselves exploring the outdoors. you can see her here fishing. she climbs. he said they did hike one mountain, that's 7,500 feet. he believes she's the only child of her age to do that. >> what an awesome education for this kid. starting young. she'll be an intrepid explorer by the time she's 10. why not? he

>> it's gorgeous. >> she's like a little elsa, snow queen. >> what a nice venue. it's perfectly lit. >> as they continue with their cultural tradition, she kisses her groom. >> love talk. >> she dances with her father, he dances with his mother. then the brides maids turn up. >> they have their own little winter wonder land. >> imaginef a 3-year-old, and taking her along for 57 days to hike here. >> no -- whoa. >> oh, yes. >> that's not hiking. >> just the two of them? >> just the two of them. this is mina. we are ventures. >> that shot is so cute. while i'm skeptical, i'm like, oh, if this is the way y'all bond, he and his daughter are are able to go on these long, long treks by themselves, exploring the outdoors. >> you can see her here fishing. she climbs, she said they did one mountain, that's 7500 feet. he believes she's the only child of her age to do that. >> what an awesome education for this kid. start them young. she'll be an intrepid explorer by the time she's 10. and why not? he's clearly capable. he's clearly skilled. >> there's lots to prep because h

this is over towards elsa bronte, no problems south of the golden gate bridge. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge, and 17 minutes to the macarthur maze and it's crowded on carquinez bridge, let's go back to you at the desk. >>> breaking news in freemont. police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened last night before 11:30 on chaucer drive between newton and tarrington court. police have confirmed it's a homicide investigation. crews were there overnight. a shooting victim was behind a wheel when he was shot. he was in a silver sedan that crashed into a fence on chaucer drive. they'll bring you a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> also new this morning, the san jose city council has to w million, they voted unanimously to sell the property to google which has plans to build a mega campus. supporters say it will bring thousands of jobs to san jose, to google and the surrounding business community. the project will increase rents and push people who live in san jose out of the city. construction may in the begun until the year 2022. >>> and the t

right to say hueller is holding him back, if show what will help when special counsel makes like queen elsaing me now, cat with host matt welch. republican strea straddlist -- straddlist? i would like to see that. welcome, let's talk about this, i think he is right, if mueller investigation did not exist. that is the commonly serves course at democratic buffet, he would have a little bit higher numbers. >> let me try to straddle this for you, i think that trump is blaming low poll numbers on mueller investigation, it could be trie drew, i will say, i am in a weird way think that the mueller investigation has ramped up support from his base, they feel they need to rally around and protect him, they view him as under dog, and everything that mueller investigation doing they proved they say there not, russiancluding, so they are on a witch-hunt to get him, #witch-hunt on his twitter, i feel this is pretty much solidified his base to take up for him and protect him. kennedy: she is right about that, republicans in his corner. cut me mick. >> polarization is not worse thing for him, low poll num

he had a mistress named elsa weiner who was a writer. they had been together for a long time and she was with him in the room that night. she got out the window first, and down the ladder after her. and their names were in the boston globe the next day, there is news footage crawling down the ladder, amazing the redstone's kept this quiet and there was one story published in boston magazine that gave her a different name, and told versions of the story, that was like disappeared from the archives forever because somebody didn't want it out there. the other aspect of the story was that night sumner was celebrating warner bros. distribution executive named richard hill, he was there, he was a film buyer, they were in an adjoining room with this guy but he was with a woman who was not his wife, they died from their wounds, they were found in the hallway, smoking elation and died in the month after that. the famous story was much darker, than anyone new and it was wild that he would put this version in his autobiography like that. >> cultiva

. >> let's get to eggnog elsa. she overdoes it. >> how did you get that one? a more lively version of yourself. maybe this is not a bad thing. >> you're holiday hoda. come on. >> remember that for next year. if the person is boming aggressive or embarrassing themselves, then you want to divert. here's how we do that. make sure eggnog elsa has plenty of hors d'oeuvres. >> stuff her? >> stuff her full of fo h. e a room ready just in case she needs to sleep it off. >> if she passes out. >> that's enabling. >> how about scroogey sam. he never likes gifts. he nitpicks all aspects of theb ceion, bringi ining other people down. >> is like when somebody get gives a best friend necklacey ad on't like it. >> i can relate. >> ask him for his exact size, color, what is it that he wants in advance, so you're not leaving anything to chance. remember, there's some peo ae th happiest when they're miserable. and if that's the case, don't let them bring you down. instead of feeding the negativity, saying it's a shame you feel that way. >> i'm political paul. somebody is talking

make sure eggnog elsa has plenty of hors d'oeuvres. >> stuff her?y sam. he never likes gifts. he nitpicks all aspects of the celebration, bringi ining other people down. >> is like when somebody get gives a best friend necklace and they don't like it. >> i can relate. >> ask him for his exact size, color, what is it that he wants in advance, so you're not leaving anything to chance. remember, there's some people that are happiest when they're miserable. and if that's the case, don't let them bring you down. instead of feeding the negativity, saying it's a shame you feel that way. >> i'm political paul. somebody is talking about politics all the time. no one wants to have that conversation. >> watch out for the trick questions. anything as innocuouinnocuous, you think of the white house decorations -- >> like pass me the pecan pie. don't pass it. >> carson daly. >> don't invite paul. >>> it's beginning to smell like christmas. christmas. we're going to cook a holiday rush to work, grab a drink, hurry home. - [cell phone beeps] - stop! don't be on you

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and then to the east bay from hercules, martinez and elsa brontk in richmond, getting light to moderate rain. because of the cold front that is bringing these showers. we are tracking rain off the shore that will push in. here's a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge in the wet roadways. upper 40s to low to mid 50s as we start of the day. light to moderate rain this morning. areas of fog. especially on the northbay but the rain should be done by noon . so drier weather coming this afternoon. the next big storm will be for christmas eve. we will time it out, taking it hour by hour coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with gianna. >>> right now, we see a few hotspots this morning. of the bay bridge is one of them. the metering lights were turned over a about an hour ago. it is getting pretty slow on some of the approaches. this is a live look at the bay bridge. not to bed, looking good coming off the east shore freeway. speaking of 880, we have this crash that we have been watching, southbound and it is blocking two lanes with four lanes involved. emergency crews are on scene

elsa el cebrante. there is some in the east bay hills, altamont pass this morning. and livermore.ass transit milder. light breezes on the bay. all right. missing a few graphics right there. there we go. let's see if i can get them to come up. as we look again once more at your commute planner. what i wanted to show you, santa rosa, san jose, their 12-hour temperatures. there's the north bay. 48 with fog at 8:00. foggy at 10:00 and 52. look at the low 60s from 1:00 to 4:00. 49 at 8:00. east behave valleys, 51 this morning. near 60 at noon. low 60s from 1:00 to 4:00. 52 at 8:00. last stop, san jose. 49 this morning. 10 degrees warmer by noon. low to mid 60s this afternoon. bring alexis in here and get over to the traffic and find out what's going on this morning. >>> we have a handful of things to talk road, that is contained to the shoulder. it did just clear according to chp. no delays in the area. that's impressive for a crash that involved a rollover. we are definitely not complaining there. westbound 80 through emeryville, that was a tough commute yesterday. today we are incide

. >> it's not like anna and elsa could be there. >> i would love to build a snowman but you'd have to go up to tahoe to do it now. absolutely. hi, everybody. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. gorgeous shot from mt. tam this morning. showing a few leftover clouds but those are moving away from us as it will be mainly sunny with a little chill in the air as the breezes will kick up and come out of the north. come out of the north. the north wind be a blowing. here we go. back to noon yesterday. you can see the waves of showers rolling through. getting stronger from noon to 5:00, around 6:00. a little lull and that secondary push came through. made for an interesting game at the coliseum. and overnight, there you go, it's sliding down to the south. right on highway 5, interstate 5 and it's accelerating. thank you, alexis, for letting me show the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. it still looks a little damp out there. definitely not too busy. let's stick to weather. exercise, if you want to get out there after the meal, before the meal, whatever, i

a fascist in the family, which talks about one of the co-authors of the authoritarian personality, elsa brunswick, who looked at the ways the patriarchal family interrelates with sort of creates authoritarian personalities. so the idea, i mean, this is -- the idea is that, you know, in the fascist leader as the father, is the patriarchal father of his nation, like the patriarchal father is the father of the family who rules by strength, whose authority comes by strength. and so you make those parallels, you repeatedly talk about the traditional family, the destruction of the traditional family, and you push patriarchal norms. tim, one of the first times i met tim he just fielded a phone call from a ukrainian friend of his who had a rally, a trump rally, who called him and said i think trump's going to win. there's toxic masculinity and patriarch key all over this country. >> yeah. that was 2016. and, i mean, reaffirming what you were saying, in 2016 the people in my life who thought trump was going to one were the ukrainian journalists, the russian journalists and the african-americans.

elsa is here with me, how did this work but? films? he's the youngest this year of the nominees born in new zealand both of the gin and european descent and his work especially the trilogy of films he‘s showing here, we think the stories of violence affect a certain individual. he has also made some of the tiny sculpture ofa also made some of the tiny sculpture of a little house which was made using scraps of shed skin held together with tape in pan, this is slightly strange because not only because the house itself was made by novartis, why did he want to film it? is actually a personal work because it was made a few years after he found out about a genetic condition running through his family, so you can see this work as a portrait of the artist himself. thank you very much. from 35mm film to the most modern of a mobile technologies, the smartphone, i want you to have a look at this work, because it was spent in a year being made entirely on an iphone. charlotte was born in... orfilm was an autobiographical whine about coming

. >> you can take your own elsa selfie. >>> coming up, we'll take you on a tour of this winter wonderful land. (music throughout) >>> suspect roy charles appeared in court in september accused of attacking at least ten women. >> when he turned around and for a split second looked at me in the eye, it was a split second that was a bone chilling -- i felt like the bone was leaving my body. >>er nest pate was among the victims who attended the hearing. >> what i saw was "get out her i'm going to kill you. >> she lived with the fear he would return. >> i hoped every single day that i would get the call he was caught but i thought it would never happen. >> but it did happen after almost three decades. in september authorities identified an arrested waller along a time uc berkley employee suspected of being the north cal rapist. they used the genetic website, the same method used successfully just months earlier in the highly publicized case of the golden state killer and east area rapists. it led investigators to suspect joseph de-anglo a former police officer who is accused of terrorizing hi

. >> yeah, with -- it looks like elsa, frozen in a block of ice by -- >> i get it now. >> you see her. josh, always funny. >> a lot of people into that. [ applause ] >>> finally, this christmas will be a very special christmas for a guy named cody. you know that mom who is always trying to play match maker. we all have one in our lives. listen, charisma valdez tweeted this after rather meeting a fellow student's mom at the grocery store. if your name is cody, you're 6'4", you go to utsa, you live at the outpost, a sophomore majoring in global affairs your mom is truly your wing man. she just showed my roommates and i your picture at heb trying to find you a girlfriend. guess what, it worked. here's the tweet. >> whoa! >> the update y'all have been waiting for with code they'll be kissing under the mistletoe somewhere. >> momma knows best. i tell you that right now thank you, adrienne. >>> now to our "gma" cover story, that abc exclusive with the family of a teacher what was caught on camera cutting a student's hair. now her sister is sharing details about that teacher's past and what

. >> the student at oakland international high school and says his parents came to elsa came from el salvador when he was a baby. he said the violence made it too dangerous for him to go to school so at 14 years old he went on a journey to seek asylum in the u.s. he was detained at the border in south texas and released to his parents in oakland. >> is sad to know we come from a knowing were here. and at the start thinking about what you behind. >> this year there are nearly 600 unaccompanied minors at about 2800 newly arrived immigrants to the district. >>> 7:44 am. the 49ers have one game left to play in the season and yesterday they lost a close one to chicago. 14-9 but the biggest moment of the game came here. the 49er player hit the bears quarterback and the bears players say it was a late hit and their arguments, some punches were thrown, and richard sherman was ejected. two bearers were ejected. it got while. the 49ers wrap up their season next week on the road against a los angeles rams. >>> meeting santa is a special experience for many kids but for children who are deaf her

thousand civilians a government gunmen in the kenya fassel have ambushed and killed ten policemen elsa's convoy was attacked near the border with mali areas been repeatedly targeted mostly by fighters linked to al qaida over the last three years. our month long strike by doctors in public hospitals in zimbabwe shows no signs of ending the physicians are defying threats of dismissal in their campaign for higher pay and improve conditions how do want us or has more from. a violent should be released hospital disappointed and in pain the sixty seven year old has cancer and the medication she needs has run out in public hospitals and doctors aren't strike she says she's been told to go to a private clinic for tests and to buy drugs their. use when they go to buy a made big chemist they want me to pay in u.s. dollars i don't have my children can't help me because they don't in dollars only emergency cases are being seen at this public hospital junior doctors have not reported for duty in weeks they say they want to be paid in dollars not in local bond notes which devalued constantly they also

thousand civilians a government gunmen in the kenya fassel have ambushed and killed ten policemen elsa's convoy was attacked near the border with mali areas been repeatedly targeting mostly by fighters linked to al qaida over the last three years. our month long strike by doctors in public hospitals in zimbabwe shows no signs of ending the physicians are defying threats of dismissal in their campaign for higher pay and improve conditions how do we toss or has more from. a violent should be released hospital disappointed and in pain the sixty seven year old has cancer and the medication she needs has run out in public hospitals and doctors aren't strike she says she's been told to go to a private clinic for tests and to buy drugs their. use when they go to buy a made big chemist they want me to pay in u.s. dollars i don't have my children can't help me because they don't enjoy. only emergency cases are being seen at this public hospital junior doctors have not reported for duty in weeks they say they want to be paid in dollars not in local bond notes which devalued constantly they also wa