quality system for the 787 in everett and charleston.s memo stated that it did not signify authorisation to ship parts to don't meet quality parts. the company denies any customer had said they'll only take planes from everett. as for john woods - boeing said his safety claims have no merit >>> toronto - may 18, 2014. air canada celebrates the delivery of its first 787. this is the modern marketing reality of the dreamliner. >> today represents a huge milestone for air canada. we have been waiting a long time for the airplane. it will allow us to grow in unprecedented ways. >> because when you were eating before, where did you put it. >> i think our passengers will be resentive of the amenities. >> we were excited. we love the aircraft. >> anything you want to add? >> no, we are very, very happy. >> from a seating point of view. how is it different. >> are there more rest rooms? >> is there another reality? one revealed by a burning battery, by the words of the workers who built the planes... >> why boeing's changes to its own quality pr

fans glued to their tv's watching the action at met life stadium, the everette family certainly was. >> what do you think? >> started to cry. >> reporter: it brought a tear to the eyes of joan everette and smiles every where else. >> that is really great. >> reporter: it wasn't what happened during the game it what is happened moments before it and it was not shown on tv but it was captured on cell phone video. >> very nice very nice. >> is it on right now. >> yes. >> recording. >> feeling good. >> there it is. >> reporter: by now you see is what copping neither eagles are giants are heading to the playoffs but don't tell tom o'connor nothing was at stake. down on one knee as they went as they watch general, their granddaughter and diehard eagles fans get engaged to tom a diehard giants fan. >> so he is kind of reserved. so to see him do that it is look meaningful. >> reporter: she said yes, with a big kiss. >> we are new jersey state troopers, and we met on the job, and today, i got my ring. >> reporter: they met at the police academy and kick off their engagement at kick off. jena,

everett randall is the director. >> among other things there 50 plus program is concerned with pullinging all the services and resources of the community to help these jobless older men find work before they become so depressed that they lose their motivation for work. when you have worked for 35 years, being without a job every month can make you feel useless, helpless. just good for nothing. therefore we are trying to reach these older unemployed men early, provide them with the services that they need then so that they do not settle into the routine of unemployment and hopelessness. >> one touching example of what you mentioned comes from the case files of cleveland's vocational guidance rehabilitation services. we asked the gentleman in question and his sister to tell about it in his own words. >> the plant i had work at home wife moved out of town. -- all of my life moved out of town. here i was, 55, never been out of work today and my life and i tell you, my age was really a problem. i look for almost a year. >> he got awful depressed. we talked to nobody. he just wanted to sit,

. >> thanks very much indeed, kate everett time to bring you the best of the internet over the past 24t is time for web news. >> welcome to the web news. stories making the online headlines. coming up on today show, reaction to the oil spill and bangladesh. justin bieber stands warned the death of his dog. a man employed to get christmas kisses. a week after the collision between an oil tanker and a cargo vessel and bangladesh authorities are struggling to control the oil spill that is spreading to waterways across the world's largest rain forest. it has received widespread commentary online. many have taken social networks to share their sadness over this ecological catastrophe. a lot of web users feel the disaster could have been avoided if the bangladesh government had imposed a ban on commercial vessels. a number of environmental groups have been protesting for years. photos and videos bear witness to the damage caused by the oil spill. the bangladesh authorities condemned for not doing more to -- prevent this kind of accident. others condemn them for not taking action to contain t

welcome to the "sportscenter" set, he's neil everett, i'm stan verrett. to the warriors and the 16-game win streak. >> i've had 17 cups of coffee. roll the highlights. this is unbelievable. the longest shootout in nhl history. the old record, 15. we're at 20. playing in sunrise, florida, against the panthers. and there he is. and now the panthers can win with a goal. let's go. take another look. let it breathe. longest shootout in nhl history. stan. >>> nba history. first game in nba history between two teams, 19 wins this early in the season. warriors, 16-game win streak. grizzlies up seven. curry, not a good shooting night. 1 for 10 from three. warriors down three. made a run in the fourth quarter. climbed back into it. but mike conley, 17 points for him. grizzlies, fifth win in a row and end the warrior's 16-game win streak. >> that's a lot of information you gave the morning folk. >> value added. >> there you go. >> get your day started. that's all we have. back to you. >>> and the pulse is next. get out of bed, but not just yet. there's a new informa

. >>> good morning, welcome to the "sportscenter" set in los angeles, with neil everett, i'm stan verretteat action in the nba. >> so great that the kevin durant and lebron james games we are not showing you. whoa. what was that? the bulls and mavericks. five minutes remaining, bulls down three, derrick rose. yes. i call bank. going into a second overtime. that was the first overtime. ellis, hit three big free throws early, hits a big three right there. he had 38. but with nine seconds remaining, the bulls down three. didn't you say -- oh, no. mavericks 132-129, rick carlisle, rocks. >> and the franchise record for consecutive wins is 11. beat the magic, ten in a row. under 2:30 to go, warriors down three. and now it's tied. clay thompson said so. he had 22. under a minute, game tied, harris, that's a tough bucket. he had 17 points. less than 10 seconds to go, steph curry. created some space. never had doubt. 20 for curry. the warriors win it 98-97. >>> also, lebron james and the cavaliers won. four in a row. >> kevin durant's return, they did not win. pelicans beat them. >> that's all we

. >>> good morning, welcome to "sportscenter," he's neil everett, i'm stan verrett.l hit the court thursday night. >> i'm going to roll my tongue, kevin durant rolled his ankle there. x-rays negative. that's a positive. uncertainty whether he will play friday against the lakers. that's on espn. i always promote. >> you're going to get a raise. >> the right foot was what he broke and missed the start of the season. curry just does not miss. 14-24, he had 34 points. splish, splash, taking a bath. >> pelicans and rockets. and the big watmatch you. and look at the move on austin rivers. and knocks down the three-pointer. and harden again. 21 points in the game for harden. fourth quarter, though. the pelicans up by three. anderson for three. >> that dude can shoot. >> that's what he does. anthony davis does everything. 14 points, 5 blocks. pelicans win it 99-90 in houston. and the pelicans at 13-12. trying to hang in the tough western conference. >> make it an inspirational lift if stan shows up at the game saturday. >>> someone who's a big fan of michael jordan has a nic

this parking lot is between pet food express and everett jones bar cue. unknown at this time what precipitated the shooting. suspect are at large. we have seen him police cars driving around presumably looking for the people responsible. now the northbound lanes of this section of san pablo avenue is closed to traffic. the road is blocked by several police cars in the area surrounded by yellow tape as investigators continue to process the scene and collect evidence. again one person its dead. and police are looking for the gunmen. that is latest from berkeley, abc 7 news. >> thank you lillian. >> now to our other top stories we have been talking about it all day. former forty-niner coach harbaugh is in michigan tonight. take a look. here is arriving at detroit area hotel early this evening. >> he's hours awhich now from being officially named the new head coach for alma mater but the question now is who will the niners find to be harbaugh's replacement. >>reporter: michigan fans celebrating in ann arbor tonight. >> they are happy to get him. sports anchor

. >> happy holidays, ebenezer everett here. ♪ you're a mean one >>> arizona won 39-straight games, looking0. missed opportunity for arizona to take the lead. arizona trailing by one. just over ten seconds to play. brandon ashley, no good. 6.6 seconds to go. patrick made the first free throw, missed the second one. johnson, bringing it up court, and turns it over. 21 for vaughn, unlv with the upset of the number three team in the country. >>> seattle -- i mean, oklahoma city hosting portland. two great guards for 40. but the best one was that one, damian lillard. final seconds, ties it. and russell wilson would have missed the free throw. do you know what time it is? >> what time? >> it's time for russell westbrook -- it's time for overtime. in overtime it was all portland. miller, aldrige got in a wrestling match. that was kind of interesting. blazers won by four. >> that's all we have. ♪ oh christmas tree >> lord. >> someone cut him off, i don't know who. >>> up next in the pulse, the moment enor raj fans have been waiting for. they're back and getting a peek at the movie. >>> and the hig

this parking lot is between pet food express and everett jones bar cue. unknown at this time what precipitated the shooting. suspect are at large. we have seen him police cars driving around presumably looking for the people responsible. now the northbound lanes of this section of san pablo avenue is closed to traffic. the road is blocked by several police cars in the area surrounded by yellow tape as investigators continue to process the scene and collect evidence. again one person its dead. and police are looking for the gunmen. that is latest from berkeley, abc 7 news. >> thank you lillian. >> now to our other top stories we have been talking about it all day. former forty-niner coach harbaugh is in michigan tonight. take a look. here is arriving at detroit area hotel early this evening. >> he's hours awhich now from being officially named the new head coach for alma mater but the question now is who will the niners find to be harbaugh's replacement. >>reporter: michigan fans celebrating in ann arbor tonight. >> they are happy to get him. sports anchor

. >> and you'd better tell uncle everett to quit joking about the wics because these girls have gottene next day was saturday night. ♪ >> shupz have you news accidents are of are are of. >>> she was very nice. a real apple girl. just the right size. just the kind you like. but in the army, man proposes and g.i. disposes. >> fall out! >> and the next morning i was out there like the rest of them. getting tough. in this man's army, they want you to be tough. tough, and i mean tough. a toughened army means a good fighter who can strong up to an enemy and beat him to the draw. and after a hard week, a soldier welcomes a sunday. ♪ holy holy holy ♪ ♪ >> this morning i have a g.i. report. i think you'll all be interested in. this is an official statement from the war department. in the present world war, there are more than five times as many men with high school education in our armed forces than were in world war i. this has meant an increase in officer candidates. official figures tell us in the present war, there are three times as many colored officers as in world war i. from a score of

this parking lot is between pet food express and everett jones bar cue. unknown at this time what precipitated the shooting. suspect are at large. we have seen him police cars driving around presumably looking for the people responsible. now the northbound lanes of this section of san pablo avenue is closed to traffic. the road is blocked by several police cars in the area surrounded by yellow tape as investigators continue to process the scene and collect evidence. again one person its dead. and police are looking for the gunmen. that is latest from berkeley, abc 7 news. >> thank you lillian. >> now to our other top stories we have been talking about it all day. former forty-niner coach harbaugh is in michigan tonight. take a look. here is arriving at detroit area hotel early this evening. >> he's hours awhich now from being officially named the new head coach for alma mater but the question now is who will the niners find to be harbaugh's replacement. >>reporter: michigan fans celebrating in ann arbor tonight. >> they are happy to get him. sports anchor

. >> and deputy mayor everett gill sop said the move was aimed as serving communities better. >> councilwoman jamie blackwell says she understand the protesters concerns. >> we're here and we support openness and discussions and we're happy to talk with them and deal with them on this. because we have plenty of time to talk about it. >> but protesters continue their efforts in the weeks ahead even if it means staging them in front of the homes of city officials. we're live in west philadelphia, dann cuellar dann cuellar, "action news" on phl17. >> thank you. a town hall meeting in south philadelphia brought out residents concerned about police brutality and gun violence. deputy commissioner kevin bethel joined lawmakers and community leaders in tonight's discussion autumn reed high school. they talked about the impact of mike brown and eric garner grand jury decisions and audience heard from the parents and children as young as 3 years old taken by gun violence there. >> is a conviction in murder of off-duty, philadelphia police officer. rafael jones received a mandatory life sentence. office

. >> been referred to disciplinary by correctional officer everett for possession of a contraband. circumstance violations are as follows. inmate did have in your possession, two set of dice. one red and one white and one tube of lipstick. do you wish to plead guilty or not guilty? >> i plead guilty. >> sign that right there. you know your release from segregation is pending the seg review board, right? >> yes, sir. >> take the inmate back to his cell. i recommend loss of visitation privileges. >> what was the big infraction, dice and lipstick? tell me the problem? >> well, the dice, the thing of the dice is they go down there, get the gambling, then they'll lose something that they don't have to give back. the lipstick comes to the homosexual activity that goes on within the facility. we try to keep that down to as little as we can keep it down to. >> why? >> it causes them to want to fight over the homosexuals. most of the time when you have an incident it will be something to do with fighting over cards. dice. they'll fight over a homosexual relationship. >> i have a complex abo

but for me, that was the book that i think is the best everett. >> host: is a little off your beaten path as law professor, is the net? >> guest: no, no it is full of law. the first racial laws in america were laws that regulated interracial sex in interracial marriage. and the last of the jim crow laws was the law that prohibited across the baseline, start anonymous at the title case in all of american constitutional law, loving versus the commonwecommonwe alth of virginia. not another reason i like that book if it goes to an earlier question is whether people get in touch with me because a big portion had to do with interracial adoption. there's lots of people who read the book and now they were being frustrated by their ability to a drop across the race line and that book made the argument that nobody in the states ought not get in the way of people who want to adopt across the baseline and that book has been used very widely and legislation. it has been used in litigation. it has been used to in courage people to adopt interracially and i am very happy about that. >> host: randal

and everett, massachusetts that training has been very effective. it has reduced the number of for instance abuse arrested by 50%. so the training works. the fact that they're doing it in these large urban communities like los angeles is very encouraging. host: what one thing surprised you the most in researching this topic, in writing the curriculum, and in talking to these police departments? guest: what surprised me the most is police officers really having good intentions. not realizing how influential their biases are and really feeling like they were serving their communities almost flawlessly. so if you could see the look on their faces when they take the test and realize they have the bias it's surprising. it's an eye opener for sure. host: and conversely, is there a bias of black police officers towards white individuals? iveraget absolutely. we all have biases. they may not be racial. there's gender bias, against sexual oryentation. so color doesn't prevent you from having a bias. host: we go to paul from north carolina. caller: good morni

. >> and you'd better tell uncle everett to quit joking about the wacs because these girls have forgottene about jeeps and trucks than he'll ever know. and the next day was saturday night. ♪ she was very nice, mama. a real apple pie girl. just the right size and everything. just the kind you like. but in the army men proposes and gi disposes. and the next morning i was out there like the rest of them, getting tough. in this man's army they want you to be tough. but tough, and i mean tough. and tough in the army means a good fighter who can stand up against a strong enemy and beat him to the draw. and after a hard week, a soldier welcomes a sunday. ♪ >> this morning i have a gi report. i think you'll all be interested in. this is an official statement from the war department. in the present world war, there are more than five times as many men with high school education in our armed forces than were in world war i. this has meant an increase in officer candidates. official figures tell us in the present war, there are three times as many colored officers as in world war i. from a score of

and george carl everett popular figure loves basketball says, if there are interested in me i am interestedl see if he will get back to business. >> gary: 3 years $23 million, nothing spectacular. jon lester, what does he look like when he signed for $155 million? >> pam: happy. >> gary: yes he does look happy. >> gary: reminded me of a guy years ago mike hampton, why he chose colorado? he said colorado had disclosed the systems instead of saying the money. >> pam: still ahead and the problem for sony pitcher could get worse. the hackers that and the tragic company computer. >> pam: a warning from the hackers that industry is selling computers. they say that they are not finished. -sony. large quantities of data at it will be more interesting creek the guardians of peace have already exposed trolled of sensitive data. morning media outlets not to report on the stolen information or else creek the company employers sent a letter stating that it will not consent to the use of stolen material indicating that the perpetrators have attacked some of the sony employees. >> jacqueline: spotty showe

most of the everett and jones barbecue restaurant. berkeley police first got 911 calls about 9:45 last night. officers came out here and found two people that had been shot. including one victim was nit hot face. one man died at the and and -- jumped into a car with several other people and sped off and still on the loose this morning. according to a report from the san francisco chronicle, this shooting may have been the result of a medical marijuana robbery. but investigators are still working to figure out exactly how the crime played out. >> they are here in a vehicle. it's obviously involved. part of the the process will be determining what if they were in the vehicle. who was in the vehicle. >> reporter: and police thus far have not identified the man that was killed out here last night. and they don't have a description of the shooter or getaway car. investigators are continuing to gather evidence. interview witnesses here and trying to make an arrest here. >> alex savidge in berkeley, thank you. >>> new developments as the sea

this happened right outside of everett and jones barbecue next to a 99 cent store. berkeley police were called out to the area near san pablo and university avenue around 9:45 last night. officers found two people shot, police say the man who was shot died at the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital and is still being treated there. police the shooter was firing a shot gun last night. that person jumped into a car with several other people and sped off. now, according to a report from the san francisco chronicle, the shooting may have been the result of a medical marijuana robbery. but investigators say they are still working to figure out exactly how this crime played out. >> i mean, they are here in a vehicle. it's obviously involved. but part of the process will be determining were they sitting in the vehicle, were they outside of the vehicle, what exactly occurred. those are things the investigators will try to determine. >> reporter: so far police have not identified the man who was killed. they have also not put out a description of the shooter other the

israeli soldier who had stolen those explosives from the israeli army and sold them to this man, adam everettentified as a christian, 30-year-old from texas. livex told his investigators he had staked out some of those sites for a possible attack. so clearly he had made a lot of preparations. now, the question is, could he? he did tell his israeli acquaintances that he was a former navy s.e.a.l. that doesn't seem to be the case. he didn't tell his israeli acquaintances, however, that he had a criminal record from the united states. but israeli officials very concerned about this possible plot to attack muslim holy sites, given the level of tension here on the ground at the moment, jake. >> ben wedeman in jerusalem, thank you. >>> back to our top story, a new fbi/dhs bulletin warning law enforcement to be on alert for any possible home-grown violent extremists who may be reacting to the senate's release of the so-called torture report. are any senators who supported the release of this information now concerned that they may have put americans at risk? i'll ask one next. ♪ ♪ e financial noise

. >> fire prevention everett kind of morphed into a whole restoration effort of the canyon. >> reporter: and a funny thing happened. life in the canyon returned. >> do we want to pull those other plants? >> no. >> reporter: families, animals and plants are thriving in this urban oasis. kauffman now helps with field trips for local students on trails he helped to build. >> he loves to work with them because absolutely they are the next generation. they are the future. >> who has done some weed pulling here before? >> reporter: while he never thought a little fire prevention would lead to years of restoring habitat, it's a passion he hopes others will unearth beginning in their own backyards. >> there are little canyons like this all over the east bay hills. what we're doing is just trying to take care of our little corner of that forest. >> reporter: so for leading the effort to protect his neighborhood, and preserve its natural beauty for future generations, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to richard kauffman. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> you can get involved in the restorati

i want to talk here to tracy everett. we've been watching this video throughout the day.was here when you saw that jet hit these three homes right behind us. can you just very briefly describe what that was like? >> i was traveling to a job site. not sure of my bearings where i'm at. the plane flew overhead very low couple hundred feet maybe off the ground. flying erratically. i saw him dive in behind the trees and saw the plume of smoke. hurried my way to the smoke. got here into the neighborhood. found this home behind us. found this house on fire. ems on scene. trying to get in here and unloaded. just a pretty much pandoninium. >> reporter: neighbors were afraid. we know two of these three houses were hit by the fuselage. most of the plane is there. >> you saw the video. shortly just moments after that ems tried to get people out of the houses and push people back. >> reporter: i want to talk to the fire chief. he's joining us. montgomery fire chief. chief, thank you. you and i talked before. the sad thing is we know there were five people, five family members two adul

when the law more storms, at the average and everett is not going to be enough >> reporter: but are trackingsome more snow possibly for the sierra nevada aho is to be clear skies out there. >> erica: in these will be closed off by talk about overnight low very cold conditions of ford and we're not talking about an extended lease in the short- term forecast. we're talking about some of the coldest of the season thus far. but approaching will hit the morning lows for state-court temperatures will drop to near freezing for the tenants buy stock at 36 inside and is the good news is the lead will start to diminish last with the advisory guidelines time in my previous acted will see high as 80 will blend force the league but would build the best in this is classified. >> erica: as in the afternoon of the story will be as how cold it is it will make a clear skies loss of sunshine stock highs and 53 across the bay in san mateo. let's talk about temperatures in the upper 20s. but talk about the cold air heading down to the ground. we are talking about several hours by freezing temperatures in san fra

is not certain that it would pass so this is larger symbolic senator warren the one leading this everetts proposal, that is in the government funding bill, it would allow specific dodd-frankings provision a rollback right now banks if they had any insurance have to push out trades to subsidiaries this bank easies that requirement within dodd-frank what a number of in thats led by house minority leader pelosi revolted over yesterday leading to much later passage of this proposal uncertainty that we didn't think it had yesterday, and so now it does hit senate floor debating something else won't get on government funding bill appreciable another few hours, the only thing according to one senior official i spoke with, that can happen to this bill right now it seems to have so much support or enough support, that it will eventually pass the senate, it will eventually fund the government, it is just a timing issue there is a lot of procedure in the senate, it is unclear how much longer the senate to oppose this because of this and others going to hold this up in senate. >> thank you for the br

in my desk i see senator gran that, elected in 1911 from north dakota, names like everett dirksen andeorge mitchell, david pryor, joe lieberman and carl levin. these men molded history. these are senators who shaped world events. these senators were good stewards of what our founding fathers created for us. we should be too. each and every one of us. the father of our country had a lot to say about partisanship. in his farewell address, he warns us of the continual mischiefs and the ill-founded jealousies caused by parties. we should take heeled. .. allow these prophesied mischiefs and jealousies to divide us and damage the american political character. abraham lincoln once famously said a house divided against itself cannot stand. that is so true, and his voice is echoing down through the halls of history to us. if we are divided, we cannot stand, and we won't stand a chance in the future. let lincoln's words be a clarion call to all members of the congress, and that includes all senators. look at what is happening to us. the congress is getting more liberal and more conservative. lo

everett allen, the surgeon at pelican bay, watches the mayhem unfold just steps away from his clinic. >> you see these little combat scenes going on all over the yard as far as you can see. you see smoke all over the yard. and you know that this is a pretty massive event. >> the sheer number of people involved in the riot is overwhelming, 200 inmates, 100 officers. >> it was well choreographed. it was extremely well executed. the hispanics outnumbered the blacks two to one. they knew exactly what time they were going to do this, and they had their targets already picked out. >> you could see inmates working in pairs. it was teamwork. they set up little defensive perimeters. they set up assault teams. >> the senior deputy district attorney assigned to pelican bay says the inmates spent months preparing by making weapons in their cells. >> some inmates carve out knives out of metal from the lower parts of the bunks or other metal in the cell. >> before being released into the yard, inmates are strip-searched multiple times. so how do they smuggle out weapons? >> the only effective place

we have resumed services and his bart and the concord everett area. so those are all three positive elements. >> catherine: are looking at the photos of cruelest out there which is looking like they are picking up tree trunks and branches. >> reporter: >> that was the power supply. i think pg and he does a great job making sure that their systems are robust. it is a real thing that has caught everyone by surprise is the number of downed trees. >> catherine: any estimate of when that big tree that you are talking about will be cleared away? >> is a pretty heavy undertaking because of the size of the tree and because we had so many cruel scrambling to go everywhere due to the weather. my advice is to be patient and build extra time into their travels and stay safe. >> catherine: that is jim with bart. they do very much for the update. >> catherine: still ahead a surfer is still lucky to be alive after a great white shark attack. >> catherine: ahead at 515 he tells us what happened. >> catherine: also the latest on the conditions in the sierra coming up

i am also more invested in everett to find ways in the pre-clinical stage to be sure that you are chasing after a molecule that will succeed. that means our preclinical models need to be increasingly more reliable. we have cured cancer in mice can tell you an i -- but, i think sometimes we have been misled by the animal models. they gave us answers, but sometimes they want the answers we need. increasingly, in that front end, we need to know a lot more the ll the way down to three-dimensional structure. the drug fate -- like lock target and key. from an take a skin biopsy anyone -- add the appropriate of four genes, and group of cells into hard muscle, put them on a chip, and bade them in a substance that you're thinking of giving to you, or someone a cancer drug -- that way, fell early if you're going to fail. the old way we do this is slow and expensive -- we can do better now with tissue engineering capabilities. bottom line, what ron says is right. unless we come up with ways to the failure rate of drugs, drugs will cost a lot of money. when companies had to pay for all those failures

which gives the peculiar steer, wrote the fbi, which brings us to our second or third special guest, everett roker's granddaughter is here today. who knew mr. roker when she was a child and provided extraordinary help to my story. she came up to new york with a trunkful of family secrets which we went through in a long island hotel room in an enjoyable afternoon. great lady, thanks for coming. finally, herman laying. and ideological nazi from a bavarian mountain village living in queens who had already succeeded in giving the germans the plans for america's greatest secret, the bomb site, a scientific marvel that enabled their planes to drop bombs with unprecedented accuracy. william sebold earned the trust in the spy context and the circle widened. deegan meeting with several naturalized german working on the kitchen and dining staffs of the american flag passenger liners, men served as carriers delivering intelligence and many to and from germany. included in this group was the chief butcher of the s s manhattan who came from germany with a message for william sebold, which i will read. sp

who was infected with the virus they're released a statement about the cause that metal when thomas everettnto texas health hospital in september he said about a week later and the nurses that protected him recovered they said 1.2 $8 million in calls for ebola. >>darya: a free workshop the outbreak has now killed more than 6000 people mostly in west africa but the profession of of what's to be brief on a currency choice including what in fact is fiction. the workshop is free but they require you register it starts at 3:00 this afternoon. >>mark: the soul of our jaconet turns that are justified according to the on-line discussion the solar panels and a jacket removable and when they are on the can recharge herself from the version would 7 so the panel their removal of that the jacket off $599 tommy hilfiger says have little to charity. >>darya: in the to ridiculous it is ridiculous but you could talk intense all day long will be right back with the kron 4 morning news will be continued. >>darya: places so services and silicon valley start a massive cleanup of the homeless encampment known as

lisa and her husband everett claimed their $90 million prize on thursday.oth are retiring from their jobs at boeing as you would expect. lisa e-mailed her colleagues thursday, said it's been a pleasure working with them and told them to watch the news, it would explain everything. don't call me, i'll call you. >> then they bought a boeing jetliner. >> another sign of the times last night, the nation's capital take a look. >> three, two, one. >> and you have it. the first family pushing the button to late to national christmas tree near the white house. later the president getting into the holiday spirit showing off some festive dance moves or something like that. >> a little rocking back and forth. >> keep it down low. >> how is the weather out west? >> well, we've got more wet weather coming into the pacific northwest. in the meantime, they have gotten a ton of rain over the last several days. from central california, southern california into the pacific northwest. today rain will move back into san francisco, seattle as well. heavier rain moves in later t

everett koop to be his surgeon general. c. everett koop was a controversial choice by president reagan because he had been outspoken on some major political issues. he personally had strong feelings against abortion and had said as much before his nomination and some other issues, and it led many people to believe that he was too political for the job and that president reagan had made the wrong choice. but koop was chosen, despite the fact that he had been at least engaged as a medical doctor in discussing political issues. he was chosen. i wasn't in the senate at the time. i didn't have a vote when it came to his choice, but i will tell you this -- when dr. koop took over as surgeon general, he made it clear that he understood that his obligation was to be the nation's doctor, not the nation's leading medical politician. he did some extraordinary things. i don't know what america would have been like if it were not for dr. koop's presence pushing back on a lot of political spin when it came to public health issues, issues in