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grand opening is tomorrow.the suggested price for each meal -- between 5 and 7 dollars.and melby gibbons thinks most people will be fair and honest. ann stelring the cafe is open wednesday through saturday--3 people run the eatery. trickleebee also has a go fund me page-- this season, you can give the gift of a fresh holiday meal - enjoyed right at home. today's tmj4 is proud to partner with the hunger task force and raymond james associates on "home 4 the holidays." it's an effort to provide those in need with a nice holiday meal. just go to tmj4.com and look for the "home 4 the holidays" button. from all of us at todays tmj four, thank you. giving is part of what the holidays are all about.. shannon sims is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and carole.the milwaukee health services is donating dinners to the less fortunate.. but that's not the only gift they're giving.. tonight.. we'll tell you how else they're helping for the holidays.. that's coming up new on live at 6. how you can own an how you can own an autographed aaron rodgers jersey... and help a here to te

. >> the matter of two cases of anticipated litigationer it board has gibbon direction to general council. meeting adjourned. >> sorry, you didn't read the closed sessions. it on the script. >> my apologies. >> closed section item b read out thf closed session of december 6 , 2016. approve the contract of principles. 6 aye, one absent fewer, assistant principle. dj versus sfu s krks case number stix aye and one absent give thrz authority to pay up to stipulated amont sf versus sfu sd case number nub nob 6 aye and 1 absent gibs the authority to stipulated mount in arsh a versus sfu sd the board by vote of 6 ayes giving the authority to pay up the stipulated amount. g f jel u.s. district court 315 cb 0785095, 6 ayes giving the thoretd to pay up to stipulated mount. dbverses sfu sd, 15-5442 the board by 6 ayes 1 abstent gives the authority to pay up to stipulated amont. matter of 4 cases of anticipated litigation, the board has given direction to general council. this meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] - >> san francisco is known worldwide for its atmospheric waterfront where spectacu

sot christie melby- christie mebly gibbons/ tricklebee cafe "i think it instills hope, you know a lot of the businesses, storefronts around here are boarded up. there's be broken glass on the sidewalk for over a year in the same spot. so tosee some that used to look like all the other ones, to see you transform into something bright and warm just s them a little limmer of hope." kathy blair koch/lives nearby "and we are so excited that is hor tt good vision food for every" everybody" gardenerhe menu will change on . they'll ve celebrating the and opening ek lalweg. the tricklebee cafe lated at north and 45th. 3 you might say it's a little bit of vail colorado in the rolling hiof western kenosha county. wilmot mountain opens fothseon today and skiers will notice some changesk underwent 13-million-dollars in improvements. the new owner...vail resorts, instd three new 4-person chairlifts... significaly changed the base area, including a new ski school building with a ?magic et? instead of a tow rope.there's also a new terrain park and 56 new snowing guns. wilmot opens at 10 this morni. w

gibbons described him as the rising star of the army. alexander webb also praised warren, stating he was always where he was supposed to be and doing what was expected of him. frank haskell wrote, warren is a man of the right sword and i am get -- a man of the right sort like himgetting to very much. men who will not hesitate to andke when a chance occurs who will hanker after a chance it.run forward to meet is this the slow, hesitating guy that questions orders? sawe are the guys who warren in action. if you look at the widely underused papers of washington staff andon warren's later became his brother-in-law, you see many aspects of warren's personality that most historians neglect to bring forward. we do, however, have some good that we rely heavily upon. charles wainwright, the commander of the fifth lyman.and theodore these are the most -- we get most of our quotations about these two gentlemen. wainwright doesn't really like warren. as temperamental and too authoritarian. a professional respect, but he also mitigates that because h

gibbon. >> what is his punishment? >> 250 lashes, general. >> certainly a death sentence.s be just as powerful as voracity. >> very well, mr. adams. what should be done for me? >> the city of boston shall welcome you with a grand party. >> well, then it shall be so. >> captain, let's be sure to make a memorable impression on the troops and the town of boston. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com >> general and mrs. thomas gage. >> as the sons of liberty fight for the full rights of british citizens, parliament pushes back >>> general and mrs. thomas gage. >> as the sons of liberty fight for the full rights of british citizens, parliament pushes back. general thomas gauge is britain's enforcer in the americas, but more than collecting taxes, he's there to send a message. comply with the crown, or suffer the c

it's one of a handful across the country.the tricklebee cafe was started by christie melby-gibbons and is part of the one world everybody eats network. she started it as a way to give a sustainable way of life to those who many not be able to afford it and to be able to give back..so there are typically range beween $5-7, but you can moreyou can pay less. you don't even have to pay at all.you can also volunteer in exchange for a meal. "i think it instills hope, you know a lot of the businesses, storefronts around here are boarded up. there's been broken glass on the sidewalk for over a year in the same spot. so tosee something to see a storefront that used to look likeall the other ones, to see you transform into something bright and warm just gives them a little glimmeof "and ware soexcited that is here. for that good vision food for everybody" everybody"because they rely on food from local farmers, beekeepers, and gardeners, the menu will change on daily basis. they'll ve celebrating the grand opening all week long. the tricklebee cafe is located at north and 45th. reporting in milwa

and administrator and i'm here tonight to publicly thank jill wynns for the support that she has gibbon me while i was here as director of people services and we have developed a very good friendship over the past 24 years. jill and i ceend kind of met at our regular board meetings back in 1992 when she was elected to the board and i was gibbon given the task to perform for 15 years of presenting expulgz hearings and i was so afraid offending the board members she and dr. kelly took me aside and said this is what we want to hear. with their help and their guidance, i was able to present eshpelled hearings eeben if we don't want them eexpel we have to because of what they did and the ed code. also as a result of jill taking a interest of the expelled children because plire to my being there if a child fs expelled they were excluded for a half year or year, but after i worked with jill i with dr. rohos and kelly, we were able to expand it county school program so we had a place for these stud chbts and i have to say i'm very proud of the fact many learned how to read while in the county p

i was with allie faith and producer gibbons. it was a blast. he kind of jokes around that i'm his local celebrity crush. >> how cute. >> he and i both love pepping winswins -- penguins which is f. >> so he has a massive crush on you? >> i would call it a you? >> no that's his wife and she's a knockout. that's his wife right there. >> she doesn't mind. >> she has a great sense of humor about it. check this out this is a cookie cake i made for him. that's hannah she works at metro market she made that penguin for win. i was like he loves penguins can we put a penguin on it? there. >> she did that for me on something flat. he loved it. >> he appreciated it? >> he loved it. it was the quietest i have ever heard him. literally it was the quietest i ever heard him. i was like you're not saying anything. >> because he was like this when you walked in. >> i called in to say happy birthday i'm at the station already and i happy birthday to you and then we walked in the station. >> this was the first time he met you? >> yes. >> oh, it was a surprise. >>

and administrator and i'm here tonight to publicly thank jill wynns for the support that she has gibbon me while i was here as director of people services and we have developed a very good friendship over the past 24 years. jill and i ceend kind of met at our regular board meetings back in 1992 when she was elected to the board and i was gibbon given the task to perform for 15 years of presenting expulgz hearings and i was so afraid offending the board members she and dr. kelly took me aside and said this is what we want to hear. with their help and their guidance, i was able to present eshpelled hearings eeben if we don't want them eexpel we have to because of what they did and the ed code. also as a result of jill taking a interest of the expelled children because plire to my being there if a child fs expelled they were excluded for a half year or year, but after i worked with jill i with dr. rohos and kelly, we were able to expand it county school program so we had a place for these stud chbts and i have to say i'm very proud of the fact many learned how to read while in the county p

>> reporter: yeah, good evening, as you said for the past 20 years, shirley gibbon's opened up her home washington to not just d.c. police officers but police officers from all over d.c., maryland, virginia, hundreds of them filing through here all day for what she says they deserve, a home-cooked meal during the holidays. this is the home of also brian gibson, who as you said, was killed in the line of duty 20 years ago. after a man who simply wanted to kill any police officer he could find opened fire on gibson in his squad car. as a way to cope with that loss, shirley cooked a holiday meal for his colleagues in the 4th district. it was only a handful of them back then, but now hundreds show up for this meal. shirley is helped by her family who come from as far away as south carolina, as well as members of her church group. they all pitch in to provide this holiday meal. but this will be the last year. shirley gibson says it's just been too much for too long and she can no longer keep up the pace here. but there was a surprise for shirley today. the chief of police showed up with this

something we have to confront and this board is good confronting it good, bad and ugly of data so gibbon us food for thought for strategies to desegregate the schooless because there is continued commitment by the board to do that. we just had a analysis of that as well as a review of other district policies. both iletms were covered enthe one presentation and want to acknowledge the hard work of staff for putting all that together but we left that meeting with many more questions than answers. >> report from the committee of the whole, commissioner walton. >> thank you president haney. last tuesday december 6 we had a committee as a whole meeting and update on the bayview schools. we talked about the data, strategies to address the data, staffing needs and things and items not needed but had a frank conversation about what is going on in the schools in the bayview and thinks we need to do to make sure they are better institutions for the students they serve and so will continue to focus on that as we push forward over the course of the beginning of next year. >> all of the committee are

case, he read the commerce clause's power so broadly that madison in federalist 42 and marshall and gibbons would never have recognized it as justices thomas and o'connor made plain in their separate dissents. in sebelius and king, two big obama care cases he redeemed himself. albeit in dissent. even the correctly decided powers cases, however, only scratched the surface of enumerated powers doctrine. we're far down the road toward massive unconstitutional government. i'm the last to think that the court by itself is going to reverse that. in the rights cases, however, were more promising. except here scalia is all together uneven. in the interest of time i'll focus simply on the state police power cases where most of the confusion arises. consistent with the underlying theory of political legitimacy that i sketched earlier, the police power we enjoy in the state of nature locks executive power and then delegate to government is mainly there to secure rights. thus it's bounded by the rights there are to be secured. and the question, then, from lockner to lawrence, and in many cases in betwe

i think that it is notable whether this ultimately is successful will be important gibbon we just found out curbt projections for the state transit assistance is down because the price of oil is down and the revenues are driven by the price of oil. where that hits us is in our operating budget and those are fund sources that are critical to smaller agencies throughout the state, but still important part of the agencies budget. we'll keep a eye and working with other transportation partners and region on overall transportation funding. obset of that's is cap and trade and the cap and trade program really we have come to expect it to be there but it is operating under a cloud of litigation and the real threat that it may not be made permanent. so, there will be-i expect last session there was a proposal by then senator pavly to make the program permanent but may see legislation to make the cap and trade program permanent and there will be whatever transpires from the litigation pendsing. the cap and trade program is important. we received about $95 million out of one program funded by cap

so, i'm proud to be standing in front of you and i hope that i have not gibbon you such a glowing picture that you don't think we need help because we do. we need to get employers to take a look at our people. i am so proud that we have a wonderful relationship with your own human resources department. the addition of having someone at the recruiter in the disability community is marvelous and kudos for supporting that, it made such a difference to our population so thank you for that. and so i think the city is on board work wg people from our community, but look at all that we have around us, all these companies aroun us, we need to be out there. that is our challenge is getting out and making them aware what we can accomplish. do you have any questions? >> thank you so much for coming today. do we have questions from council members? cochair senhaux >> high kate. how are you today? >> fine >> i don't have a question, just want to make comments. first, you should add motivational speaker to your skillset, that was fantastic. >> thank you. >> i appreciate you focus on the positive for th

i think that it is notable whether this ultimately is successful will be important gibbon we just found out curbt projections for the state transit assistance is down because the price of oil is down and the revenues are driven by the price of oil. where that hits us is in our operating budget and those are fund sources that are critical to smaller agencies throughout the state, but still important part of the agencies budget. we'll keep a eye and working with other transportation partners and region on overall transportation funding. obset of that's is cap and trade and the cap and trade program really we have come to expect it to be there but it is operating under a cloud of litigation and the real threat that it may not be made permanent. so, there will be-i expect last session there was a proposal by then senator pavly to make the program permanent but may see legislation to make the cap and trade program permanent and there will be whatever transpires from the litigation pendsing. the cap and trade program is important. we received about $95 million out of one program funded by cap

billy gibbons is here. the communications director for the dnc is here as well.ot to cover this morning. do stay with us. we kick it off this hour with the trance session. here's what he told us yesterday about that role. i'm not expecting to do anything. i'm in a keep working as hard as i can. when mr. trump makes a decision he lets it be known but until then there is just -- there is no a decision. no i have not been asked to serve in any capacity. if he asked me to do anything including sweep the driveway i would do it. good to see both. thank you so much for being here. why would he be the optimal choice for press secretary. >> i think he's probably the top choice. and i think he's in a really good job and been very loyal. if you look at what they have to do at the rnc. what a fine line. and had to walk that line between what donors wanted them to do they stuck with trump and did the right thing. i think he is going to be rewarded for that. he is a very competent speaker. let me ask you about the conflicts of interest. they're always talking about the russia

. >> the matter of two cases of anticipated litigationer it board has gibbon direction to general council. meeting adjourned. >> sorry, you didn't read the closed sessions. it on the script. >> my apologies. >> closed section item b read out thf closed session of december 6 , 2016. approve the contract of principles. 6 aye, one absent fewer, assistant principle. dj versus sfu s krks case number stix aye and one absent give thrz authority to pay up to stipulated amont sf versus sfu sd case number nub nob 6 aye and 1 absent gibs the authority to stipulated mount in arsh a versus sfu sd the board by vote of 6 ayes giving the authority to pay up the stipulated amount. g f jel u.s. district court 315 cb 0785095, 6 ayes giving the thoretd to pay up to stipulated mount. dbverses sfu sd, 15-5442 the board by 6 ayes 1 abstent gives the authority to pay up to stipulated amont. matter of 4 cases of anticipated litigation, the board has given direction to general council. this meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >>thank you and good afternoon and welcome to the final board of supervisors meetin