it's in the ordinance and talks about rue goldberg. i'm hoping there will be some plaque if there is ever a rue goldberg museum. as long as that information is presented to the public and that's not lost, which it seems almost impossible to lose it at this point, i'm not sure that it's that critical because it does immediate -- meet the requirements of being a landmark under article 10. >> commissioner? >> i agree with that except this one point. i do think that if not critical, it's important that we do not designate buildings as landmarks for reasons that are not well supported factually. so i think that we should leave it as it is and maybe in the future there will be some evidence that is more directly related to mr. goldberg being in the building rather than just being responsible for having created this beautiful construction. >> commissioner matsuda? >> one way to maybe highlight this when the plaque program is off and running that we definitely put in a lot of information about the owner and the reason why he's important and th

daniel miranda and his friend leland goldberg are skateboarding.estyle they don't ambulance to give up any time soon. ♪ >> can't really stop, in too deep. i feel like it's too fun to stop. >> miranda is filming goldberg in a local park for an upcoming video showcasing the talents of bay area skaters. >> cannery park is a skate park. it's kind of conjoining to the elementary school. >> for skaters, the main draw to cannery park is the multiple row of low granite benches. >> the reason why the ledges at cannery park are so good for skating is because there's numerous ones in a row where you can do your trick, do your next trick and do your next trick. it's pretty bad. >> for his segment of the video, goldberg plans to attempt a series of difficult tricks all accomplished in a row called a line. >> a line would be a sequence of however many trick you could do consecutively, and that's what i was doing. skating, trying to do a consecutive amount of tricks back to back in one stream of film. just so it all flows nicely. >> what appeals to the skating li

item before you the consideration to remedy the landmark designation from the golf street as the goldberg building commission heard the item on november 19th we passed a resolution since this hearing they've communicated to prepare the landmark report the report was revised to show the building was eligible for the architecture expression through goldberg and the defining features were removed if the report and finally at the direction from commissioner matsuda is prepared list of owners and occupants to identify writers or musicians or another artists that live in the building as appendix a with the report. >> another important change to the designation report defining the features i included those changes in a cover memo just to brief recap far for the paneled ceilings we were added as well as the rear tile exits and the hip roof skylight that illuminates the store entire on golf street for the commercial entry we added a paneled socket in the delay area and we opened the - the awning box above the store fronts and wood sashed windows and at least we specified the reasons with our goldb

whoopi goldberg is here!se ] she's in the movie "top five" and you know her from "the view." also, another one of our favorites. we love it when she comes to visit. our buddy rashida jones is stopping by! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're talking about the new nbc show that she produces called "a to z." and there might be a holiday medley. maybe. [ audience oohs ] never happened before. >> steve: ever. >> jimmy: ever. >> steve: never. >> jimmy: you never know what's going to happen. >> steve: it's crazy. >> jimmy: it's just -- the whole thing is insane. >> steve: just giving thanks. >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: thank you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: also, guys, we're going to be cooking. what are you going to do with these turkey leftovers? you got all these leftovers. "oh, make a sandwich." yeah, i know. we got that. we have different ideas. we got a genius here tonight. cooking up some turkey leftovers with chef tom colicchio, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] top chef! he knows wha

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. >> bernie goldberg's most interesting stories of the year. he will run them down for us. >> want to hear the most annoying sound in the world? >> also ahead, gutfeld and mcguirk on the human beings who annoy them the most in 2014. i'm not going to take this anymore! >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why traditional america is poised to come back. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. i don't like to but john hole people. cross back and forth when good ideas are on the table. obviously some simply cannot break free of ideology but most folks can. however, the wordl is inflex cy. i'm a traditionalist. that means it is my deep belief that the founding fathers got it right when they created the american system with the exception of slavery which abraham union soldiers corrected there are very few american traditions that do not admire that sets me apart from my fellow progressive citizens who want a brave new world and a bra

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> thank you. coming up at 6:00 -- the attorney for the suspect in the boston marathon bombing asks the judge to postpone the trial. what he needs more time. a deadly killing and how the first female >> lawyers for the boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev have asked for a delay in his trial. they say due to the volume of documentation, they need more time to prepare. the lawyers also save the government has not handed over all the documents requested. jury selection is scheduled to begin january fifth. the bombings killed three people and injured more than 250. d.c. mayor elect muriel bowser is filling more cabinet positions and heard ministrations. she announced appointments for the department of human services, the department of health, and rehab services. she says that she will focus on homelessness and getting residents access to quality health care. she will be sworn in this wednesday, january 2. >> mayor vincent gray took part in 20 driven cutting -- ribbon-cutting ceremonies in

as the hole grows in size, so does goldberg's anxiety.iggest fear is the exposed gas lines. >> we have all the gas company people out there to start shutting off gas lines around the area. you break a water line, you get water. you break an electric thing, you might get a live wire down there. but gas explodes. so we got the gas turned off pretty darn quickly and that's why there were no explosions in the surrounding area. >> the neighboring streets are shut down to traffic and about 70 patients are evacuated from a nearby hospital. although people in the area are inconvenienced, no one is injured or killed. city and state investigations conclude that the sink hole is caused by the water main break, but there's still debate about whether it was caused by corrosion of the aging main or triggered by subway construction. >> it was a broken main. not just the pipe but the main. and that water had been coming in for some time before it was detected. >> crews repair the water main, fill the hole with concrete and repair the road. hollywood boul

we appreciate it. >> great show. >> bernie goldberg writes a letter to the nimsz on race.ignore the letter. we'll allow bernie to read it tonight. also, laura ingraham on what she thinks about the feds investigating the death are eric garner. up ahead. >>> impact segment tonight. what should we think about people on both sides of the race controversy who form judgments before all the facts are. in obviously charlotte like al sharpton do it all the time. andrea tantaros one of the co-host of "outnourished" how do you see this. >> i wasn't on the the grand jury and i'm not a cop. watching that video it's pretty horrific. tough to watch. >> you agree with me that the visual evidence probably should are led to some kind of explanation in a courtroom? >> look, bill. i am very pro-police, i'm sympathetic to police. especially in areas high crime to. me it seemed over the top. it seemed overly, overly forceful for something so, to me, so small unpacked cigarettes. >> gentleman niece, i'm sure you agree with andrea and me on this. >> absolutely. >> we have protesters right this se

we appreciate it. >> great show. >> bernie goldberg writes a letter to the nimsz on race.y ignore the letter. we'll allow bernie to read it tonight. also, laura ingraham on what she thinks about the feds investigating the deaths ♪ bass pro shops has great holiday gift ideas at big savings. like redhead camo full-zip fleece jacket and pants for under $40. get a new 8 megapixel game camera with sd card and batteries for under $70. plus check out basspro.com for incredible daily web busters and free shipping. we're for an opens you internet for all.sing. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. >>> impact segment tonight. what should we think about people on both sides of the race controversy who form judgments before all the facts are. in obviously charlotte like al sharpton do it all the time. andrea tantaros one of the co-host of "outnourished" how do you see this. >> i wasn't on the the grand jury

goldberg.rg. so apparently the president was swearing at us, bernie, probably you and meal in particular. about this. >> i will do my best to get over to. >> okay. >> i just got over it. seriously, as you say, seriously, i think the president is right, that so-called mainstream media have mistreated him. but not in the way that he thinks. they mistreated him by not holding him for most of his six years in office. not holding him accountable. they mistreated him by covering for him. they mistreated him by covering stories as if they really were phony scandals because the president says they are phony scandals. people in power, people in power need to be held accountable, not just for the general good, bill, but for their own good. otherwise, they start to believe that everything they are doing is right. and then the midterm elections come along and they get slapped in the face and they learn that they have been out of touch with the people. >> the president knows that he has gotten preferable tr

the goldbergs airs 8:30 here on 6 abc. it's fun to see charlie sheen poking fun at an old role. i saw that 30, 40 times and it was lost on me that he was in it. until the end. >>> still ahead, custom shirts to spa days, alicia returns on local christmas gifts with deep discounts. >>> two burglars managed to get into a northeast target overnight the only problem is they conget back out. and a man tries out his new car surveillance system for the first time and he is not disappointed how fast he caught the valet going. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen with allicot and brian taff. >> 4:30 and "action news" continues with a major mistake from a prestigious university, how john hopkins sent acceptance letters to hundreds of students that did not get in. >> and drugs to disorderly conduct, this man may not be unusual but his location is. he sparked up a joint in the joint. >> and an indiana woman wanted to be buried near her dog, bella, but the problem is the dog is still alive. should the dog be put down to fulfill her wish. >>>

as goldberger wrote, "if you seek a symbol of income inequality, look no farther than 57th street." >> they're mostly the international super rich. it's a whole category of people. most people are living there part time and have other residences either in this region or elsewhere in the u.s. or elsewhere in the world or all of the above. and they're people who can afford to spend $10 million, between million, $20 million, $30 million on an apartment. >> extell has become new york's premier developer. >> the penthouse apartment is under contract for a reported $90 million. the hedge fund tycoon behind the deal told "the new york times" he thought it would be fun to own the mona lisa of apartments, although he has no intention of living there. >> a company with integrity, roots, and destiny. >> there's a prominent real estate appraiser in new york who referred to these buildings as safe deposit boxes in the sky, places where people put cash and they rarely visit themselves. >> so think of them as plush swiss banks with maid service for people who, as one critic wrote, "see the city as t

o'rourke, jonah goldberg, and christine rosen and more. this is a little under an hour. >> hello, everybody. what a good crowd. i will keep this short. i am jonah goldberg, a fellow at the american enterprise institute and if that offended you you might as well leave now. i am happier than helen thomas at a hamas rally to be here. i have been using that jobs for a long time. i am delighted all of you can make it. i want to say thank you for coming and thanks! the thesis of this book, the "the seven deadly virtues," is that the classic virtues have good grown out of fashion. perhaps no greater proof of this thesis comes in the form of the fact that a book called "the seven deadly virtues" actually contains 18 virtues under discussion. it reminds me of thorough book about how to live the life of virtue and he said simplicity, simplicity, and simplicity. and one wonders why he needed three. 58% of the american people believe that america is going to quote hell in a hand basket. and even more believe that we are on the wrong track. to this rum

. >>> then, whoopi goldberg versus bill cosby's new supermodel accuser. >> he did not rape you. >> io, no. >> you're not sure? >> their icy exchange. >>> and -- >> i'm one of the many hostages. >> 17-hour hostage nightmare. can it happen here? >> if you hear them coming in, hit the ground, stay low. >>> plus the shocking chant from protesters. and oprah's message to the nation. >> always in peace, because you can't be heard unless you are. >>> then -- >> the uva scandal.

berkeley aa kron 4 news" the star of the interview, seth rogen, and the film's co- director, evan goldberg, surprised moviegoers at a midnight screening in l-a. we just wanted to say thank you. outside the theater, employees were decked out in patriotic pride -- expressing their support for freedom of speech. millions of hong kong dollars -- worth about 1-point-9 million u-s dollars -- all scattered on one of hong kong's busiest roads. it sparked a frenzy as drivers and passers-by tried to get their hands on it all. this happened on christmas eve, after three cash boxes fell out of an armored van. pedestrians dashed in from the sidewalk to snatch up the dough. police, some of them armed with shotguns, helmets and bulletproof vests, rushed to secure the area. a majority of the money has been returned or recovered. nearly 30 people have voluntarily handed back the money to authorities.it looks like they won't face any punishment. howver police have arrested two people.accused of taking the money and hiding it in their homes. still ahead -- getting into the christmas spirit the helping hand a

rabbi goldberg has a black belt in taekwondo.hildren cry during painful procedures, he found kids kicking cancer to put his martial arts skills to work and give a new purpose to kids fighting an illness. what started with a small class near detroit, michigan has reached thousands of children and their families and expanded across the country and the world. and when a child becomes terminal, rabbi goldberg has a black belt embroidered with their name and the inscription. from another life that's taught us something important. how to be brave while in pain. and the rabbi's first master teacher was his own smart, courageous young daughter. >> our daughter was diagnosed with leukemia. it was a week before her first birthday. she was such an incredible little soul. who taught me about the power that's inside of ourselves. after our daughter passed away, i was so privileged to extend that lesson to thousands of children across the globe. >> my name is haley walls, and i'm 9 years old. >> when children get a diagnosis like cancer or any

and that immediately led me to think rube goldberg.be goldberg machine is named after a famous american artist, and he was known for designing cartoons that performed simple tasks in the most complicated way possible. >> getting from concept to reality takes more than six months, 25 people and many sleepless nights. >> it was trial and error. ♪ build an element, pray that it works. if it does, build the next element. and we had 133 elements. >> at first when i started, it was like, oh, this is fun, this is interesting. and by the end of it, it was like pulling my hair out. i actually started to have nightmares about the machine. >> i think the photo booth might have been the most complicated element, actually. it turned out to be a very complicated series of mouse traps and a very painful thing to set up as well, because mouse traps are super sensitive. >> i think my favorite element of the machine is the little mario that jumps across the screen. >> who doesn't like mario? >> they have hundreds of synchronized, moving parts, and every

jeff goldberg is standing by with the details on that. jeff? >> leon, the senate minority leader says that this harshly criticizing the school of dealing with sexual assault cases by sweeping them under the rug. leaving conflicting emotions of pain and pride. alum.y proud to be a uva >> like many, denise has warm memories of her time in charlottesville. beginning with the disappearance and death of hannah graham, followed by the aboutng stone" article gang rape and a culture of this, there are deep wounds. university is going through so much. >> in response to the lawmakers, they are looking at requiring university staff to report sexual assault to police within 24 hours or face misdemeanor charges of their own. and requiring campus and local of ae to notify attorneys felony case within 48 hours. delegate from alexandria supports reform for both the school and fraternities, a source of many of the allegedly incidents. >> i have two daughters. i want them to go to uva. i do not want them to go there with the culture it has now. i want them to go

. >> pablo goldberg, can you measure the confidence of manyer people in so nations where it is a hugee? the use of the middle east is really struggling. >> the middle east has a demographic issue. a significant amount of the population is under 14 in many places. these economies are very much one sector oriented. for example, some of the countries that are oil-producing. >> in egypt, the challenges we saw with the arab spring. how do you get the youth together> >> you need jobs. in some of these places this is not really happening. it is a geopolitical issue going forward. >> is also a technological issue. because the young people are connected, they know what they do not have. >> pablo goldberg, thank you. >> we look for bargains in retail equities. this is bloomberg "surveillance," streaming live anywhere you want to watch it. ♪ >> good monday morning. must watch, must listen. gideon rose of "foreign affairs." the new issue is spectacular. we talked to gideon rose about international relations in the next hour on radio and television worldwide. this is bloomberg "surveillance." our

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> thank you for the update, jeff. it is the news that family members of those on board the air asia flight dreaded, bodies and wreckage have been found. what happens next year scott? >> now it's a matter of finding the rest of the passengers and crew. six may have been recovered already. the search for answers will be in full swing. the startling and sobering images of an official holding up luggage pulled from the water. it was found by search teams along with an emergency exit door, oxygen tank, lifejackets and as many as a half dozen bodies were hoisted by helicopters and brought to land for identification. the news devastating to family members who had been huddled at the airport and watch the images on live television. one man fainted and was taken away on a stretcher. >> the only slight benefit is that for the people there is some closure. >> the debris was found about 10 miles from the last known coordinates of flight 8501. >> it's not a controlled ditching where the pilot would have had time to slowly fly the

we're achieved jeff goldberg is live with a look at how things are going so far. >> they expected the traffic to be pretty light because it is still the holidays, the big day next week, but we're also seeing some serious rush-hour. this is what it often looks like on 95 cell and you can see things really are backing up. this is what usually starts to happen in the springfield area, heading out of prince william county, but if you look at the middle lane where the express lanes are, things are moving very smoothly. we have seen a consistent flow of traffic in the new hot lanes. people have this week to get used to them during the holidays when things are a little less heavy, and then they will pick up next week, and people will already be in the group. the 20 nile stretch of roads from alexandria to stafford county, and so far no major problems to report. certainly not like before the hot lanes opened jw years ago. >> everybody is still on vacation. >> so there are new traffic patterns out there. so far we see people using the lanes, and everything has been smooth. >> so smooth is righ

live in falls church, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> thank you. half a world away, there is concern whether or not crews really did find the wreckage of the flight 8501 from airasia and they are hoping to return to the site today to continue their work. scott thuman is in our newsroom with new developments in the case. scott? >> leon, right now, the weather is just awful with waves and wind. we just got that information. it is a major hurdle keeping planes and helicopters from taking part at times in this search, while on land, they are preparing for what happens after those recovery teams do their part. families on wednesday streamed into this new gathering side, turning over personal information about missing loved ones dental records fingerprints, photographs, anything to help identify bodies now being recovered. so far only two have been brought here, the waves and wind geo severe for others. it is excruciating. >> i regret things. >> this passeng documented the departure, sending images of her sister and brother, unaware they would be their l

jonah goldberg, lynn sweet for joining us here today. we appreciate your insight. >> thank you. >> court documents are shedding new light on the veterans affairs scandal. now, claims that senior officials in washington new year's ago about major issues at the phoenix va hospital. plus this. [shouting] >> city leaders are begging for calm after a fatal police shooting sparked new riots just miles from ferguson, missouri, as well as other parts of the country. the mayor of berkeley, missouri, joins us with his message. molly: we call it the day after christmas. much of the rest of the world call it boxing day where shoppers hit the stores in herds. retailers bring in millions in boxing day frenzies in u.k. and australia. they are hoping to score that major post-christmas bargain. in prague, dozens of swimmers celebrating the day braving freezing waters. >> of course you feel cold. everybody but, you can live it and afterwards, say 30 minutes after you get out of the water, the blood begins to circulate in the body and it is very positive f

jonah goldberg, thank you. >> thank you. >> is it any wonder millenials are not moving out?moving up. @oyu0x?hp >> i didn't think they knew who billy joel was. touchÉ. parents probably wish they were hearing those words right now. but new numbers show millenials can't move out of the house and are having an even harder time moving up at work. why? let's ask two young americans who might know a thing or two about it. alexander smith and charlie kirk. alecer in, what's going on. >> we see classic top-down washington control overregulation by the obama presidency here, controlling the job opportunities through harmful measures like obamacare and really hurting millenials']Ñ chances at getting a job. >> charlie, they're in a lockdown. they can't get out, can't move up. still stuck at home. >> absolutely. i agree with alex. there's another interesting wrinkle to this. when employers say that ten percent of college graduates are properly equipped to enter the work force, i think we need to blame another institution and that is are we properly equip asking training the next genera

. >> mike goldberg, joe rogan, live from ufc arizona, on fox, this is the main event of the evening just under way. junior dos santos, stipe miocic. >> he's in trouble. >> in the blue trunks, former champion in the white trunks. >> he tagged him a couple of times there in that exchange. >> this nontitle main event scheduled for five five-minute rounds. >> he hit, jr., with some decent shots there, mike. >> miocic 6-1 in the ufc. dos santos 10-2. the only man to ever beat him in the ufc, champion cain velazquez. >> miocic trying to take a page out of the same book with a similar strategy. there he is again landing punches. very important. >> midway point of the first. >> left hook by junior. very good left hook. >> outstanding. truly the strike of the game. >> miocic. >> that's a very good right hand by miocic. biggest punch to the fight so far landed by miocic. he got down for a single. got junior up against the stage again and hits with another right-hand on the face. very important. he continues to do that. another right hand and another one. >> big swing and a miss. technically they b

asyou quote whoopi goldberg excusing the instant of roman polanski. know it wasn't rape-rate, it was something else." >> this goes back to what we discussed earlier about how it is a standard -- how the standard for republicans is much higher than it is for liberals. goldberg is an example. you have a republican say "rape-rape" and he is condemned. she isn't held accountable for that and it is not just that she wasn't held accountable, it's -- hollywood as a whole pe-rape" evenra though it she was underage and that allows it to happen again. women aren't willing to stand up to that behavior and say, it was rape, it was wrong. >> another you write about is "girls." has -- why has lena dunham been so popular? >> her discussions about treating her sick sister and acting like a sexual predator -- she describes it in her own book, luring her sister into doing strange things. before this point of controversy she had gotten a lot of attention because she does things for sex. she writes things, she appears naked a lot inside her show. she portray trays young

remember when i was on the view and goldberg and behar ran off because i said muslims killed us on 9/is that what you safe? >> extremists. >> what religion were they? >> what religion was mr. mcvey. >> mr. mcveigh was an extremist as well? >> i'm telling you 70% of the country. >> i don't want to sit here now. i don't. >> you are outraged about muslims killing. >> [cheers and applause] i want to say something. >> you were sitting next to me. you knew what i meant. you knew that it was muslim extremists. you knew that. >> look. >> i do have my own views. but when i am working professionally, i do try to keep my own views out. >> but you can't on the view. it's an opinion show. >> but i do. i'm not sure that everybody who watches the view knows what my feelings are. >> i don't want to break it to you too gently but everybody knows. >> do they really? >> but i want to know. this when you saw behar and goldberg, two uber liberals. >> what i felt about them. >> knew exactly what i was saying. >> what i said was and i said it on the air. this is their show. we are the host. you don't do tha

were continued with exception to one the recommendation to the board of supervisors to landmark the goldberg building and i don't believe we have a board of appeals report so commissioners, if there's nothing further we'll move 101 on to item 7 discussion for the environmental review reports. >> good afternoon, commissioners sarah jones environmental review officer, i'm here today and happy to live thank you for the opportunity and explain one aspect of our sequa work at the planning department for people that don't do sequa everyday it seemed sausage is making inside a black box i'm giving you ingredients there's been lack of clarity about the issue of common periods on draft eirs there's uncertainty about the who is responsible for granting that extension and the circumstances under which it would be extended i don't feel there's a need for a lack of clarity and happy to have had the opportunity from the here level of confusion around the 5 m issue to mitigate this situation i'll talk about my considerations and this questions come up and also talk about how the planning commission might a

joining me now, bernie goldberg, fox news media analyst who joins me now.cepting that what donald sterling said was unambiguous in racism and went much further and went on and on with crazy ideas with respect to african-americans. is there some hypocrisy in condemning the one and then trying to be understanding of the context and the greater person and the privacy aspect with the other? >> sure. except that we're all hypocrites. i'll give you an example. if somebody stole e-mails about angelina jolie and le leonardo dicaprio, say you want to put this on, i would say i'm not doing the dirty work of the hackers. the hackers broke the law. i'm not going to put that stuff out. it's totally celebrity garbage. but if somebody came to me with what i knew were stolen e-mails that said nbc news deliberately slants the news to hurt republicans and conservatives, i would put that out. so morality is almost always based on the situation. we're all hypocrites to some extent. >> well, so it's -- whether it's newsworthy is generally the test being employed. but what's new

define 2015's voice and discuss if it will be any different than 2014, we brought together jeffrey goldbergna andrews and evan mcmorris santoro. let's start with something we don't talk about too much on the program which is entertainment and really the consequences of the sony app we were talking about off camera. what do you think will be the giant repercussion? on the one side we saw how sony executives think and talk about their actors behind closed doors. on the other side, we launched a movie without having 3,000 theaters and didn't do so bad. >> i think the most interesting things about the sony hacks were e-mails of executives making fun of the president, should i ask him to finance, do you do you like django unchained, and other things. it's like a rollercoaster. we've gotten more diverse movies and tv shows, honestly, but you see on the back end that some of that old, like total discriminatory stuff behind the scenes is actually going on. so with sony backtracking we'll see what is interesting like, indy movies featuring diverse casts saying by the way, we're really not racists. >