green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000? >> right. >> a

tonight the green game. san francisco's new stadium has solar power, the green group, and recycled water. how green is it. >> it's kind of like me putting a fluoro at my house for a holiday party. >> wind turbines and solar panels - what will the stadium of the future look like. ross shimabuku is a engineer. >> it is turned on now. >> she is showing us something unusual from the lab. >> it brings another meaning to the aviator classes. >> find out how they are defining the next generation of delivery drones. >> i'm phil torres. 'm an entomologist. sleep. >> it will track my sleeve. marita, costa and i see if the devices work. that's the team. let's do some science. [ ♪ music ] >>> hi, guys i'm phil torres, and welcome to "techknow". i'm with costa and marita davison. instead of science, let's talk football. now, i'm a broncos fan. when i saw what the 49ers did with their new stadium, i'll feel bad every time the broncos beat the niners. >> if their game is half as good trouble. >> when you think n.f.l., smal

will eat into the supply for our green content so our green offering may flip a little bit off the 35cent until we procure more renewable to meet that that will stay within the 33 and 50 percent our target for the launch is 35 and then finally we recommend that we steady the 35 percent when it is cost effective and met the financial and local objectives. >> i'm going to move on to the rate setting policy unless there is questions. >> on item 3. >> yes. >> did that mean when the renewables are less comprehend than non-renewables? >> i think that is more no. we're not expecting renewables to be more expensive than non-renewables we're saying if it becomes for affordable for us to say more relative to our costs and our rates and whether we've met our other financial obligations. >> so this gets into how we choose to allocate and extending spends the operating margin. >> yes. yes. >> thank you. >> it's that this right thing to do slice of the pie where is that money going. >> okay. >> so the rate setting policy first of all, we're following the chapter and commission policy as you can see

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a lot of greens out there. greens and reds even red thunderstorms moving through the area now. this could be causing some problems on the roadways. flooding issues and they continue to move through. this is happening between about now and, say, nine or 10:00 o'clock. heavy rain periods of heavy rain to the south. let's zoom in and show you where heavier showers are. this is coming out of salem county towards millville and continuing to move to the northeast all these heavy storms continue to go push to the northeast. one moved over the expressway. these are lightning strikes there long betcha land and that's causing some flooding issues. heavy rain going over the same areareas. it's staying pretty much south of the pa/maryland border so all of south jersey getting this rain along with delaware. flooding issues with a flood advisory. likely we'll see more of these because we're talking about hours of heavy rain starting now continuing between 7:00 and 9:00 o'clock. there's this heavy rain that continues to move through but it starts to taper off little bit by 9:00 o'clock, say,

s/autumn green/east texan "i was scared. it was kind of cool watching it build up, but i was tornadoes as i was growing up." she captured this video on her cell phone...as she was driving on iron mountain road near f-m 27-10. autumn green, east texan: "i never even wanted to get this close to a tornado. " su: "the red springs fire department is available for people affected by the tornado, but so far no was has shown up." lindale neighborhoods... completely silent and empty just a few hours after the tornado hit. people who live in damaged homes...gone to stay with family and friends. s/autumn green/east texan "on the movie twister, when they had the two win tunnels twirel around each other...that's what it looked like." the tornado narrowly missed green's path. she was able to find shelter for her and her husband. s/autumn green/east texan "it was scary because, what if we had been there. and we would have been in the plan of the storm." her home is okay... unlike these homes..destroyed in minutes...without a warning. desmo

so green bay starts out 6-0, then they slide. then they rebound coming here to beat minnesota in november. now, all of a sudden you don't know what you're going to get with green bay and what you got today is about as bad as it gets for them. but they're home next week. they play minnesota. what's your initial take on this thing? >> who's hot is the way i always look at it. and the minnesota vikings, 39 points last week, 49 points here tonight. they get their defensive players back, they look tremendous. but you're going to green bay. so how do you know? it's one of those aaron rodgers has been the best player in football probably over the past five years maybe. so you look at it and you say, this is it. this is the one that really matters. but remember there's some interesting twists to this. the loser may end up going to washington. the winner may end up getting seattle coming in. so you know, it's always bizarre at the end of the year trying to figure out what exactly is best for each team. >> bottom line, nobody knows anythin

only on c-span. >> of next, author matthew green on his book.e argues minority parties yield more influence in the house than previously thought. this is just under one hour. al. we are joined by matthew green, associate professor of politics at catholic university and author of "underdog politics: the minority party in the u.s. house of representatives." thank you for being with us this morning. great power ofhe the minority in the u.s. senate. it is not so well known that the minority has power in the u.s. house. some: i was watching things in the minority party was doing in the 1990's and i was interested in how much energy they were putting into the things they were doing. it made me think, why is the minority party putting energy into four procedures and protests on the floor when they are presumably powerless? that thingsear they're doing will make a difference as far as winning elections. that is what people my interest and i started going back and looking at history starting with the 1970's. looking at all the things the minority party d

so green bay starts out 6-0, then they slide. then they rebound coming here to beat minnesota in november. now, all of a sudden you don't know what you're going to get today is about as bad as it gets for them. but they're home next week. they play minnesota. what's your initial take on this thing? >> who's hot is the way i always look at it. and the minnesota vikings, 39 points last week, 49 points here tonight. they get their defensive players back, they look tremendous. but you're going to green bay. so how do you know? it's one of those aaron rodgers has been the best player in football probably over the past five years maybe. so you look at it and you say, this is it. this is the one that really matters. but remember there's some the loser may end up going to washington. the winner may end up getting seattle coming in. so you know, it's always bizarre at the end of the year trying to figure out what exactly is best for each team. >> bottom line, nobody knows anything. >> nobody knows. >> but that's why we love it. so we'll s

but you're going to green bay. so how do you know? it's one of those aaron rodgers has been the best player in football probably over the past five years maybe. so you look at it and you say, this is it. this is the one that really matters. but remember there's some interesting twists to this. the loser may end up going to washington. the winner may end up getting seattle coming in. so you know, it's always bizarre at the end of the year trying to figure out what exactly is best for each team. >> bottom line, nobody knows anything. >> nobody knows. >> but that's why we love it. minnesota against green bay at lambeau field in the 256th and final game of the 2015 regular season. tonight it's all vikings from start to finish. till next sunday night al michrils, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya and our entire crew saying good night from minneapolis. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special thousands of people came out today to run the race for retirement. so we asked them... are you completely prepared for retirement? okay, mo

so green bay starts out 6-0, then they slide. then they rebound coming here to beat minnesota in november. now, all of a sudden you don't know what you're going to get with green bay and what you got today is about as bad as it gets for them. but they're home next week. they play minnesota. what's your initial take on this thing? >> who's hot is the way i always and the minnesota vikings, 39 points last week, 49 points here tonight. they get their defensive players back, they look tremendous. but you're going to green bay. so how do you know? it's one of those aaron rodgers has been the best player in football probably over the past five years maybe. so you look at it and you say, this is it. this is the one that really matters. but remember there's some interesting twists to this. the loser may end up going to washington. the winner may end up getting seattle coming in. so you know, it's always bizarre at the end of the year trying to figure out what exactly is best for each team. >> bottom line, nobody knows anything. >> nobody

green bean casserole. ♪ ♪ >>> so green beans are tape tell at so many of our holiday forums.and big casserole. >> trying to be healthy, right? but you can get a little bit more creative. you can be healthy and have some fun like with this green bean recipe. ♪ >> today we're going to recreate mississippi green beans and ham. this used to be favorite side dish we had to take the off the menu. very simple procedure really. and the end product is outstanding. first thing you're going to do, put in quarter pound of butter into your saute pan. add garlic. going to be half a cup of chopped garlic. mix that up a little bit. here we have pieces of ham. fat jack's we actually use hickory smoked pulled pork but most of you don't have smokers at home so you can substitute ham. next add your ham into the garlic and butter. that's about three quarters of a pound of ham. so give this mixture a minute or two. just want to incorporate it altogether. now we're ready to add our green beans. you can use fresh or frozen. i happen to like frozen they're a little wetter, little moist for me. feel f

a time-out is called by green bay. called by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. so i think you're right, they didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out.

greene square park is now greene square. tv9's forrest saunders joins us from the newly- renovated area. forrest, these are the first changes to greene ago. it was originally known as green square park, but now is called just green square. this is theheirst major renovation in 32 years. the big features, a water feature that's a bit more than just a fountain. a new statue. and new design that clears a path from the city's library and museum. the city removed about 20 trees that were old and in declining health. a dubuque man faces drug charges after he reported an attempted burglary at his home. police say 21-year-old austin lovett called them friday night to his home in the 700 block of university avenue, saying someone had tried to break in. while officers were searching for a suspect inside, they saw marijuana stems and seeds and later found two grams of the drug. officers later arrested lovett on a charge of possessing a controlled substance. a worthington man went to the hospital sunday after his handgun went off, while

so green bay starts out 6-0, then they slide. then they rebound coming here to beat minnesota in november. now, all of a sudden you don't know what you're going to get with green bay and what you got today is about as bad as it gets for them. but they're home next week. they play minnesota. what's your initial take on this thing? >> w w's hot is the way i always look at it. and the minnesota vikings, 39 points last week, 49 points here toght. they get their defensive players back, they look tremendous. but you're goingngo green bay. so how do you know? it's one of those aaron rodgers has been the best player in football probably over the past five years maybe. po you look at it and you say, this is it. this is the one that really matters. but remember there's some interesting twists to this. the loser may end up going to washington. the winner may end up getting seattle coming in. at the end of the year trying to figure out what exactly is best for each team. >> bottom line, nobody knows anything. >> nobody knows. >> but that's w

so, on greene's darkest days he ieved by making music.(jimmy greene/father of s sdy hook massacre victim) "i remember writing some of the lyrics with a face full of tears . it was very emotionally and it was draining to do at times." some of his work was done at home, and some in his office here at western connecticut state university where he's coordinator of the jazz program.before he knew it, an album, 'a beautiful life' earning him to two grammy nominations.it featutus amazing artists, vocalists such as javier colon, producers, engineers, and even home recordings with his son isaiah, a survivor at sandy hook, and of course ana. (nats of ana)(erin logan- standup) "two grammy nominations is an honor, but jimmy wishes that album never thing that makes him ile in all of this is that ana would've been proud of her daddy's accomplishments." (jimmy greene/father of sandy hook massacre victim) "she loved to sing and she loved some of the songs on it like 'maybe' from the musical 'annie',' and the prayer i recorded was something i prayed with

so, number of users, green zone at 600 feet, green zone need a change from 600 feet. then, how do we find the number of dispensaries and where do they fit within this existing-with the new proposed green zone and clustering to create as much access without having to much concentration in one given area. i think the zoning is the largest issue. then as a myriad of other operational issues that stem awfully back from the legislation that was passed in 2006. because we have not even looked at medical candidates regulation operationally since we passed in 2006. >> okay. sounds like an easy task. >> it can be really easy. >> okay. thank you. any other questions? will go onto the next applicant. let me get my notes here. amanda riemann. not attending. michael barber. >> hello, supervisors. my name is michael-i'm a fourth-generation native san franciscan. i've lived here all my life born and raised in sale in san francisco. i've done everything medical marijuana for the past 20 years ranging from bicycle delivery to president of the board of spark. currently, i work at berna

mayo thought green had disrespected his teammates and green gave his perspective on the confrontationhe said, i'm not going to talk about what guys said, what you think he said or he may have said, just ain't no man going to touch my head. i'm a grown man. so that's what they are saying about the whole situation. here is steph curry's explanation. >>> draymond, oj have been talking all game, just kind of trash talk that happens, and then they were settling up, there was nothing feisty, just kind of talking about what was happening. and just everyone comes together, and obviously at this point, nobody knows what is really going on. you kind of get all hyped up for nothing. nothing happened. >> the good news, steph curry was unharmed okay? harrison barnes, spread a bit of holiday cheer, the warrior hosted a shopping spree for 20 kids from the oakland boys and girls club. this is the fourth year, barnes has hosted the holidays with harrison shopping spree. good for him. >>> well, following the footsteps of air jordan, and steph curry, here is klay thompson, he revealed his own shoe today

." green." i' m joined by margaret hagen from the cooperative extension. there are several plants we associate with the holidays, perhaps none more than the poinsettias. i often wonder, how do they get them to bloom all at that one time? margaret: how do they all show flowers for the week before thanksgiving? ray: right. [laughter] things. they will do pinches of the top buds of the get nice breaks to keep the plants nice and bushy, and to get them to turn read all the same time, which is what manipulate the lighting cycle. short day. sunshine, perhaps. ray: one of the things you will looking for in a place -- maybe the flowers. what do you want to see here? fairly tight. these are a modified leaf. if the flower is wide open and might not last quite so long. ray: we have some others that are still green. margaret: poinsettias tend to some change later. later. ray: as far as keeping these plans, is it possible to do it? margaret: it is possible to do it and rebloomb them again. the biggest thing

a time-out is called by green bay. called by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. so i think you're right, they didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catch of the n

. >> green companies have invested all over the world. it continues once again trying to tackle a problem. clearly it's not going away >>> so now we are back on set with professor green and we are not looking at ketoprotocols -- kyoto protocols that required the passage of legislation, what we have now is voluntary, coming out of paris. >> mostly correct. >> let me ask you this, and you can correct my question. you wrote about private authority as being essential in whatever comes about to produce greenhouse gas. explain how private authorities works as opposed to or in addition to governmental action. >> it can mean a number of different things. it refers to non-state actors, n.g.o.s, firms, and their voluntary efforts to change their behaviour, which is not necessarily required by law. >> you have written about wal-mart, can you give a synopsis of what wal-mart has done. >> wal-mart decided to green its supply chain, and has a number of targets, including getting to 100% renewable energy, reducing the carbon footprint and its waste. wal

so green bay starts out 6-0, then they slide.n they rebound coming here to beat minnesota in november. now, all of a sudden you don't know what you're going to get with green bay and what you got today is about as bad as it gets for them. but they're home next week. they play minnesota. what's your initial take on this thing? >> who's hot is the way i always look at it. and the minnesota vikings, 39 points last week, 49 points here tonight. they get their defensive players back, they look tremendous. but you're going to green bay. so how do you know? it's one of those aaron rodgers has been the best player in football probably over the past five years maybe. so you look at it and you say, this is it. this is the one that really matters. but remember there's some interesting twists to this. the loser may end up going to washington. the winner may end up getting seattle comi in. so you know, it's always bizarre at the end of the year trying to figure out what exactly is best for each team. >> bottom line, nobody knows anything. >>

molette green, "news4."k to you. >> thanks, molette. >>> this morning we're learning more on what led up to a bike crash. sam vigil died. on saturday vigil hit a car on east gude drive. investigators say he was crossing traffic lanes against the pedestrian indicator. the driver of the car was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> today viewing services will be held for a fallen montgomery county police officer. 24-year-old noah liotta died after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. there will be two viewings today. the first begins at 2:00 p.m. and the second begins at 7:00 p.m. the funeral is scheduled for tomorrow morning. >>> prosecutors and defense attorneys will make their final arguments today in the manslaughter trial against a baltimore police officer. closing arguments begin this morning, william porter faces charges in the death of freddie gray. prosecutors say porter failed to called meics or buckle gray in. he says he told the drive e gray wanted to go to the hospital. >>> today

green roadways, not just wet, but damp. san mateo bridge and the south bay now getting that rain and we'll track and scattered incidents reported around the bay and nothing major except for the north bay. we just heard about a tree down. we'll check on those details. >>> the green on the radaron the north day right now. live look at san rafael where flooding concerns are mounting as this storm could pack quite a punch. >> you've got your umbrella out. >> i do have my umprella out and i'm holding it this way laura and sam because the wind is part of this weather conversation this morning. anyone sitting outside. the concern, of course, is for those who are driving. there's no traffic right now. this is 101 northbound near lucky drive. there is a flooded sign there, if there is a vehicle that passes, you'll see just how there's concern. there's a large pool of water there and you can tell who's going too fast because the brake lights come on and a huge wall of water. actually, here comes a car, but this is, of course, what pe

"i want to be in green bay. make sure i'm still in green bay. i want to win super bay. i want to still in green make sure i'm grere bay. want to be in "i wawa to be in green bay. make sure i'm still in green bay. i want to win super bowls with this team... this is like home to me. the fact that i signed a contract doesn't change the facthat i got overlooked in high school, doesn't change e e doesn't high school, doesn't change the fact that i was consistantly called short coming out of the draft. i'm still pissed.. that's not going to change, that's just how i approach e game, that's how i play." cbs-2 news connects with the corridor. call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor thanks. daffy the shetland pony has gone viral for her hristmas spirit. spirit.her owner custom made her a foursiea&it's a onesie for a horse.onesie for a horse. the ascot race course in the u-k put this video on their website to encourage race goers to don their best christmas getup to an upcoming race. good morning again -- it's now coming up... up...why

(darrin green, rexxn's owner) " "i would like to know. i'm always like what's going through his head what's he' thinking about?" (ta-shina green, rexxn's owner) "yeah if dogs could talk." deborah: and believe it or not... that's not the only christmas reunion between mans best friend and her owner. a north carolina woman says she asked for a christmas miracle and it came true. peggy turner saysyser dog sadie went missing after her home was broken in to last week. sadie meant a lot to peggy because the dog had been with her since her husband died. some phone company workers spotted a dog matching sadie's description running loose in another neighborhood and called peggy. peggy turner, , g owner) "it g ge me my christmas miracle and that's all i asked for was for sadie to be home. i needed a christmas miracle and i got that." deborah peggy searched for 10-hours before she finally home. police say they haven't made any arrests in the burglary. deborah: " ming up.... it's the perfect gift for the men in black. a gunmaker is working on a set o

a time-out is called by green bay. called by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. so i think you're right, they didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out.

what is the best situation green bay can hope for? phil: probably around 30 seconds, maybe a little less. depends on the length of the play that is detroit runs here on second and third down. jim: it's bell. brought down behind the line. a couple of yards' loss there. mike daniels. this next snap won't occur until a little under 1:20 to go. and again, that time-out that you'd have loved to have had, they set up a play for fourth and a foot. phil: that's right, maybe he wouldn't have gotten the first down if he didn't call the time-out. there's no doubt, the detroit lions. they are going to run the football. you don't want to attempt a pass and give aaron rodgers, in case, it's incomplete, any extra time to get down for the field goal. jim: bell gives back two more. and it will be right at about 30 seconds. when they punt the football. "the mazda postgame show," interviews and analysis of tonight's game is coming up next. phil: well, the big thing is, when the packers get this football, if you're detroit's defense, too, what was the or

but for the most part, greene square is complete. it has several new features, including a fountain, wi-fi access and outlets for laptops and mobile devices. the money came from the city, linn county and private donors. 1:05 "it took a lot of time, it took a lot of corporate support, a lot of leadership

i changed my tie >> the green does not work on the grown -- green screen. >> i had the jerry garcia tiereen on sleigh does not work. all the boss probably would not like that. now, something serious, the winds are there and you saw what amy was talking about, a tree came down because of a 45 -miles-per-hour gust and you can see how long the winds are with us as we look at the graphics you can see until 4:00 this afternoon the most dangerous winds are in our higher elevations in the north bay mountains and east bay hills and diabolo range with more potential for downed trees and power lines. waiting for 7:00 and the update will come in from pg&e and the 5:00 update is on twitter. our other guests are 35 in novato and oakland is 37 and sfo is 44, and bumpy getting in and out of the sfo and oakland, and slow is better at 13, and napa is 26, and concord is only five and that is the outhigher. you can see around campbell and cambrian and to 85 headed to this area is where we have the best radar returns. because of bestiary car is to the south does not mean it is not raining elsewhere with a

green and cask are with me.and in places like russia and south africa and india, south africa and india are at the pointy end of the spear when it comes to changes that people are anticipating. don't they have a more direct interest in participating in limitations than country in more temperate climates? yes. those countries will be affected in large measure because of their geography, and also, because they don't have as resilient of an infrastructure to deal with the affects of climate change. so there are certainly incentives for developing countries in that respect. and the other way that developing countries are increasingly seeing the need to participate is first, through the fact that they're experiencing the affects of climate change and second, through the fact that what the policy once referred to as cold benefits. so china and other rapidly developing countries are concerned about things like air pollution, and if you deal with air pollution, you deal with climate change. so that's a motivation that i

greene square parks now greene square. tv9's forrest saunders joins us from the newly- forrest, these are the first changes to greene square in more than 30 years... nicole, back to you. a dubuque man faces drug chargesesfter he reported an attempted burglary at his home. police say 21-year-old austin lovett called them friday night to his home in the 700 block of university avenue, saying someone had tried to break in. while officers were searching for a suspect inside, they saw marijuanstems and seeds and drug. officers later arrested lovett on a charge of possessing a controlled substance. a worthington man went to the hospital sunday after his handgun went off, while he e s checking traps. it happened around 9 o'clock yesterday morning about four miles north of hopkinton. authorities say 51-year- old carey ahlers junior was & trying to load his handgun when it went off and a bullet struck him in the leg. first responders took him to a nearby hospital. he is expected to be ok. the waterlwo school district may talk about

we've got these green ones that are sliced and stir-fried in there.oa! that's hot. whew! >> i breathed in, got hit with the chili. >> yeah. >> down the side of the throat. >> you know when you have been really hit by super hot and you feel like having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache but like a pepper headache. >> yeah. and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balance of pain and pleasure and more pain, brain flooding with endorphins and all is well with the world. until tomorrow morning. so i've had a couple cocktails. maybe we should like totally get a tattoo tomorrow, man. >> magic tattoos. ♪ >> time for bed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so i woke up in a state of confusion and deep concern after inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine last night. i have spiraled into some identity crisis. inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine, i would like to say. it was very traumatic. i need to go to a strip club and watch a football game, mow the law

big m&a deal as keurig green mountain agrees to a take out. europe getting some green air rows. oil below 39. brent below 42 for the first time since 2009. we begin with shares of chipotle falling hard. the company issuing disappointing guidance on another e. coli outbreak. >>> and a $14 billion acquisition, huge premium for keurig green mountain. it's going private. >>> and ge's deal with electrolux is off. >>> first up, keurig green mountain has agreed to be taken private. the investor group led by j.a.b. holding. coke, which owns about 17% of keurig says it is fully supportive of the deal. keurig will operate independently as part of j.a.b.'s coffee platform. what else do we know about this. >> the main one they own is jacobs -- they did a deal with mondolese back in '14. it was completed in july, actually, of this year. 44% of that company is owned by mondolese. the rest is controlled by jab. mondolese got 3.8 billion euros for selling their coffee business into this. there's an enormous platform that already exists for selling coffee. the key here is keurig, which has been

so green bay starts out 6-0, then they slide. then they rebound coming here to beat minnesota in november. now, all of a sudden you don't with green bay and what you got today is about as bad as it gets for them. but they're home next week. they play minnesota. what's your initial take on this thing? >> wo's hot is the way i always look at it. and the minnesota vikings, 39 points last week, 49 points here tonight. they get their defensive players back, they look tremendous. but you're going to green bay. so how do you know? it's one of those aaron rodgers has been the best player in football probably over the past five years maybe. so you look at it and you say, this is it. this is the one that really matters. but remember there's some interesting twists to this. the loser may end up going to washington. the winner may end up getting seattle coming in. so you know, it's always bizarre at the end of the year trying to figure out what exactly is best for each team. >> bottom line, nobody knows anything. >> nobody knows. >> but that

but even encouraging these poor countries to become green actually hurts them. the reason they're poor is not because they're not green enough, it's because they're not capital enough. if we would make these countries more capitalist not more green, they would be able to pay for their own measures o. >> everyone become a vegan, you know why? because of the flatulence of the animals that produce the meet create so much green house gas, michelle. what's going on here. >> i can't even respond to that because it's so ridiculous. but to the thing is is a lot of these poor countries are also very corrupt, that's why a lot of them are very poor. so the idea that we're just going to throw money at these countries and they're going to use the money to stop global warming or global cooling, i don't even know what it is now. >> are you a vegan? >> tried it forlike three stays and i didn't like it. i'm a carnivore, i love it, i'm not giving it up. but to say that it's not these small island nations and developing countries have made it clear that with rising tides and the p

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> federal investigators are still trying to figure out what prompted the mass shooting in california that left 14 people dead. gunman syed farook had been in contact with islamic extremists on social media. he and his wife had an army of weapons and explosives. the pipe bombs police discovered at the scene, and at their home referabled the design available on the online magazine in al qaeda fire. but they say there is no official link to terrorism. chris martinez is in san bernardino. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. telling us this morning, it appears this couple may have been trained somewhere in the use of firearms and explosives before plotting to pull off this massacre. still, this morning, police here say there is no clear motive. as thousands gathered at a candlelight vigil last night to remember those who died, the investigators are wondering how farook and malik could conduct such a mass murder. >> i can never imagine my brother or my sister-in-law doing something like this. they were happily married and had a beautiful 6-month-ol

a time-out is called by green bay. lled by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: : you changed youou decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it t uld still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they installllvery yeaea is this play. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catchf the night. phil: m

a time-out is called by green bay. called by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catch of the night. phil:

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