hicks. thank you very much for your scholarship and your service to the nation. this dates back to joan george washington revolutionary war for almost 230 years this principle has distinguished our nation for many of the countries around the world and has helped ensure our democracy remains in the hands of the people. when the defense was created in 1947 there was a stipulation that an individual appointed service a signature of this new agency could not be within 10 years of active duty as a commissioned officer in a a regular component of the armed services. however an exception to the statute was enacted shortly thereafter 1950, to admit george marshall to service secretary of defense. shortly after conclude his service as secretary of state. it then stood untouched for nearly six decades until the fiscal year 2008, national defense authorization act modified the requirement by reducing integral from 10 years to seven years but the principle is very clear and still was sustained. this req

hicks. >> dr. cohen, you pointed out in your testimony one of the areas of concern i raised, which is a dynamic that results when a non-civilian is the head of the department of defense, which this is principle military advisor of threat is chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, yet you have two very confident i n ironically marine four stars probably with at least tangential service if not joint service, how do we avoid or how would if general mattis is affi affirmed, how does the consci s consciously avoid that? how do we monitor. you both pointed out we have a role this if it takes place is done aboveboard. can you comment. >> the first thing i say absolutely, the role of congressional oversight, particularly by this committee, would never be more important, i first met general dun ford when he was general chief of staff in iraq. i have both of them recently well. my feeling about that is these are both men with an exceptional ethics and retitude. this come down to relationship between two perso

two to go, sanchez picked off by hicks.by an nfl linebacker in the last two seasons. wentz to irts for the touchdown. eagles tie a ten. third quarter, back to irts, 13o touchdowns and finishes with the eagle season in catches, touchdowns. tight end, that guy. then who gets the ball? mike trout. thank you, carson. eagles win 27-13, finish 7-9 for the second straight year, wentz finishes with the most completions by a rooky quarterback ever most of them to a tight end in irts. they desperately need help at receiver. only one had fewer yards per catch than wentz so the eagles will pick 14th or 15th in the draft in philadelphia april 27th, a coin flip decides that. >> thank you, jeff. they win the last two games of the season to finish on a high note. what does that signify? >> giants needed a bounce back win and they fought. don't confuse charity with achievement. basically, the cowboys arreste a lot of starters. they should have beat the giants and coy boys two months ago. >> jamie apody worked the locker room. she tells us i

. >> any other questions for director hicks. >> thank you deputy director balthazar next item line item. >> commission reports commission president report to oversee the reform and commissioners report. >> under commissioners presidents report, of course, your commissioner commissioner president is not here this evening she left no specific reports other than the one that the lady will present momentary one of the rare occasions commissioner president loftus is absent but she has amply invited the information we need this evening i believe that next would be on this the lady that worked with commissioner president loftus on the next report. >> good evening commissioner vice president turman, commissioners director joyce hicks chief chaplin members of the public happy new year my name is ronnie i'm the senior policy in fact, over the commission and grateful for your time this ain't easy on december 2nd i present a memo asking the commission to consider their role in the efforts if you remember the doj report in for 18 recommendations under the direction of commissioner president loftus i

thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome pres. turman >> next next item >> item 2-c commission reports. commission president support report on action taken in close session for the appointment of chief of police pursuant to california government code 54957. >> colleagues, in accordance with our charter, we have to make a partial disclosure of some items and some issues we took in close session and i will do that now. as the public is aware, this commission conducted an extensive search for the selection of the chief of police could under the charter the police commission is charged with 40 names to the mayor and the board. his for his appointment of the chief of please get the commission has an obligation under that charter. the commission voted unanimously to forward william scott application to the mayor's office for consideration. the mayor then in december of 2016 selected and appointed william scott in connection with that process and he is to be sworn in on january 23 as the chief of police for the city and county of san fra

thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome pres. turman >> next next item >> item 2-c commission reports. commission president support report on action taken in close session for the appointment of chief of police pursuant to california government code 54957. >> colleagues, in accordance with our charter, we have to make a partial disclosure of some items and some issues we took in close session and i will do that now. as the public is aware, this commission conducted an extensive search for the selection of the chief of police could under the charter the police commission is charged with 40 names to the mayor and the board. his for his appointment of the chief of please get the commission has an obligation under that charter. the commission voted unanimously to forward william scott application to the mayor's office for consideration. the mayor then in december of 2016 selected and appointed william scott in connection with that process and he is to be sworn in on january 23 as the chief of police for the city and county of san fra

thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome pres. turman >> next next item >> item 2-c commission reports. commission president support report on action taken in close session for the appointment of chief of police pursuant to california government code 54957. >> colleagues, in accordance with our charter, we have to make a partial disclosure of some items and some issues we took in close session and i will do that now. as the public is aware, this commission conducted an extensive search for the selection of the chief of police could under the charter the police commission is charged with 40 names to the mayor and the board. his for his appointment of the chief of please get the commission has an obligation under that charter. the commission voted unanimously to forward william scott application to the mayor's office for consideration. the mayor then in december of 2016 selected and appointed william scott in connection with that process and he is to be sworn in on january 23 as the chief of police for the city and county of san fra

now one straight woman of "eleanor and hick" says of course, there were lovers and she credits hick for shaping eleanor roosevelt. >> to say look at all the letters that you write to me. and i do say that but in 1936 from not moment on. so really we have traveled a wonderful borrowed to this moment and those with the trump fight is an unannounced deist bin gets -- nasty bits on gate issues. i would like to give eleanor roosevelt summit vice. -- some advice. may i? >> go-ahead. >> do not take anything personally. . . >> do it more and more, they should do it, but remember she added, every woman in public life needs to develop skin as tough as rhinoceros. [applause] >> before go to questions, the thing i wondered is that you worked on this book for over 30, these three volumes for 30 years. the question that i wonder about is did your ideas about eleanor roosevelt changed so that things that are in the first and second volume for example, you would do differently now? do you look back and think there are things i miss, i did not lay them out properly all the way through. i like to know ho

hicks. vp turman dr. marshall. >> so when i heard, as we said the word on the street, that susie was leaving i was like, oh wow. let me just put it my way. to me, there's no we could have made it through the last two years without her. we could not have done it. i mean, the people screaming at us and yelling at us and just craziness. when you have these kind of crises and was a crisis you need a leader. you've got to have a leader and she just let. period. she didn't await she brought a lot of consensus community groups together original ideas and commissioner mazzucco you have any which there's overboard and there's over over over board. all the family make $42 every two weeks i think. the you could >>[laughing] you can update your for all the work she did get you be paying a lot of money. the time, the effort the study the conversations,, being yelled at. input on blast by the poa picture going out there that should not happen to anybody but it only happened because we had to get through this. we had to

also here is interim chief of police 20 chaplain and joyce hicks >> good evening and welcome to our january 11 police commissioner meeting. as you might know this will be my last meeting as police commissioner of talk more about that in my report but we will go head and i make some switches to the agenda. sgt. we are going back going to have item 3 after in the place of item 2. colleagues, i note you are aware that unfortunately this last week the department lost

. >> good evening, commissioners and director hicks and chief chaplin and members of the community happy new year i'm sergeant i'm assigned to the san francisco police department external affairs as the officer-involved shooting penal i'll be presenting the third quarter 2016 ois report the firearm discharge review board just a brief summary the f t rb board was convened on i'm sorry that was the third the second board compound on wednesday, september 2016 and during that f t rb we reviewed a 2014 case as - the competition the voting members with the deputy chief michael redd man and deputy chief and others and some of the advisory members were commissioner dejesus and captain peter watching and gregory yee and low the officer-involved shooting occurred on saturday march 8, 2014 the 13 hundred block of forest street and the finds in policy just a brief summary two officers that responded to a report of a vandalism to a vehicle when the officers approached the vehicle the person backed up towards the officers that was attempting to move for cover the officer shot and the bullet fragmented

thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome pres. turman >> next next item >> item 2-c commission reports. commission president support report on action taken in close session for the appointment of chief of police pursuant to california government code 54957. >> colleagues, in accordance with our charter, we have to make a partial disclosure of some items and some issues we took in close session and i will do that now. as the public is aware, this commission conducted an extensive search for the selection of the chief of police could under the charter the police commission is charged with 40 names to the mayor and the board. his for his appointment of the chief of please get the commission has an obligation under that charter. the commission voted unanimously to forward william scott application to the mayor's office for consideration. the mayor then in december of 2016 selected and appointed william scott in connection with that process and he is to be sworn in on january 23 as the chief of police for the city and county of san fra

hicks. vp turman dr. marshall. >> so when i heard, as we said the word on the street, that susie was leaving i was like, oh wow. let me just put it my way. to me, there's no we could have made it through the last two years without her. we could not have done it. i mean, the people screaming at us and yelling at us and just craziness. when you have these kind of crises and was a crisis you need a leader. you've got to have a leader and she just let. period. she didn't await she brought a lot of consensus community groups together original ideas and commissioner mazzucco you have any which there's overboard and there's over over over board. all the family make $42 every two weeks i think. the you could >>[laughing] you can update your for all the work she did get you be paying a lot of money. the time, the effort the study the conversations,, being yelled at. input on blast by the poa picture going out there that should not happen to anybody but it only happened because we had to get through this. we had to

hicks. vp turman dr. marshall. >> so when i heard, as we said the word on the street, that susie was leaving i was like, oh wow. let me just put it my way. to me, there's no we could have made it through the last two years without her. we could not have done it. i mean, the people screaming at us and yelling at us and just craziness. when you have these kind of crises and was a crisis you need a leader. you've got to have a leader and she just let. period. she didn't await she brought a lot of consensus community groups together original ideas and commissioner mazzucco you have any which there's overboard and there's over over over board. all the family make $42 every two weeks i think. the you could >>[laughing] you can update your for all the work she did get you be paying a lot of money. the time, the effort the study the conversations,, being yelled at. input on blast by the poa picture going out there that should not happen to anybody but it only happened because we had to get through this. we had to

hicks. vp turman dr. marshall. >> so when i heard, as we said the word on the street, that susie was leaving i was like, oh wow. let me just put it my way. to me, there's no we could have made it through the last two years without her. we could not have done it. i mean, the people screaming at us and yelling at us and just craziness. when you have these kind of crises and was a crisis you need a leader. you've got to have a leader and she just let. period. she didn't await she brought a lot of consensus community groups together original ideas and commissioner mazzucco you have any which there's overboard and there's over over over board. all the family make $42 every two weeks i think. the you could >>[laughing] you can update your for all the work she did get you be paying a lot of money. the time, the effort the study the conversations,, being yelled at. input on blast by the poa picture going out there that should not happen to anybody but it only happened because we had to get through this. we had to

kathleen hicks astutely noted the defense secretary position is unique in our system. other than the president acting as commander in chief, the secretary of defense is the only civilian official in the operational chain of command to the armed forces. unlike the president, however, he or she is not an elected official. as i stated during the committee's consideration of the waiver legislation, we must be very cautious about any actions, including this legislation, that may inadvert tently politicize our armed forces. during the past presidential election cycle, both democrats and republicans came dangerously close to compromising the nonpartisan nature of our military with the nominating convention features speeches from recently retired general officers advocating candidate for president. i'm also concerned about the binding waiver for general mattis in light of the fact that he will join other recently retired senior military officers who have been selected for high-ranking national security positions in the trump administration. throughout our nation's history, ret

hicks is most picked by a linebacker in the nhl. >> carson wentz, eagles tie at ten.to irks. catches yards and receiving touchdowns and look who receives the ball next. mike trout. thank you, carson. hands it to the eagles, 27-13 the final, winning their second straight. now to jamie apody for more. >> so close and yet so far. they said in the locker room the take away is that they were a play short here and there in most losses. they are 7-9 but they feel closer than ever. >> we are building something special. we believe that in the locker room. i said it to all of the guys i saw, it's time to go. it will be time to go when we come back. >> last couple of weeks, we improved between carson and myself. the last two games have been huge to build momentum for next year. >> we have a lot of improvements to make, but optimistic. >> maybe they would be in the playoffs if not for wayne john johnson's ten game suspension. >> i feel like we could have made it if i wasn't suspended. there is a lot to think about in the offseason. i have a lot of anger. it's created a monster. i

thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome pres. turman >> next next item >> item 2-c commission reports. commission president support report on action taken in close session for the appointment of chief of police pursuant to california government code 54957. >> colleagues, in accordance with our charter, we have to make a partial disclosure of some items and some issues we took in close session and i will do that now. as the public is aware, this commission conducted an extensive search for the selection of the chief of police could under the charter the police commission is charged with 40 names to the mayor and the board. his for his appointment of the chief of please get the commission has an obligation under that charter. the commission voted unanimously to forward william scott application to the mayor's office for consideration. the mayor then in december of 2016 selected and appointed william scott in connection with that process and he is to be sworn in on january 23 as the chief of police for the city and county of san fra

hicks on tuesday in the extraordinary and historic legislation that so future legislatures will understand the action we take today. i ask it be left open for one week to allow as many of you as wish to include a statement to do so, without action it is so ordered. i note we have a hard stop for 3:00 p.m. or russian interference in election, for that reason i encourage our members to submit written statements for the record but as many as would like to speak an opportunity to do so before we vote on the bill. finally i invite the members of the requirement of section 179 that provides for the expedited consideration of this bill. in order to avail ourselves the bill may not be aamended and also have our amendments and committee meetings, but ask your committee members refrain from off offering amendments. this is an extraordinary time and i thank all the senator members for their consideration. senator read. >> thank you very much. i think our colloquy will be on the floor as we consider the bill. i want to thank you for this markup to consider this 184 to be at least seven year military s

the starts with more completions, eagles linebacker jordan hicks then his own receivers.wo to go in the half, jordan hicks with his second of the game. his second in as many drives. it lead to this. seven seconds left, carson wentz to zach ertz. eagles tie it the at ten. wentz set record for rookie completions. third quarter he is not done, to ertz, again, season high 139 yards receiving, two touchdowns, he hand the ball to mike trout, and to the eagles. they win their second straight 27-13 the final. they finish seven-nine for the second straight year. >>> lets go live to jamie apody at the link. they dropped the ball in the playoffs but with wentz to build with, 2017 is hopefully a bright future. >> yeah, so close but yet so far, jeff. to a man eagles told me in the locker room after the game they feel like they were a lay short here and there in each of their losses that made big difference on this season. despite fact they are seven- nine. despite fact that they will miss out for playoffs on third straight season they feel like now they height be closer then ever. >>

commissioner hicks, we've been there done that. you are special. you can handle the massive task you are getting it will be nothing for you. nothing. a walk in the park. and ms. pres., all i can say is sheriff hennessey's gain is our loss but good for you. as far as the poa, i called him this morning. i wasn't very polite. there attack tactics are repugnant. they were rude. they were cool but you're not-they've done it to me could they call me a drunk. i'm not. they attacked gascon. he happens to be latino. the attack you-she's black. it's all over the streets that you are racing. it's all over the news could get poa is race. is documented did you read the examiner the comments leave those were police officers. the general public doesn't know. those are cops. when i read those comes i wanted to puke. those are cops. rank and file officers. hello. we will miss you could best of luck come back and see us once in a while width no worries cried. one of the ways i do survive as i don't read the comments, clive. good evening >> good evening i hope you do

. >> good evening, commissioners and director hicks and chief chaplin and members of the community happy new year i'm sergeant i'm assigned to the san francisco police department external affairs as the officer-involved shooting penal i'll be presenting the third quarter 2016 ois report the firearm discharge review board just a brief summary the f t rb board was convened on i'm sorry that was the third the second board compound on wednesday, september 2016 and during that f t rb we reviewed a 2014 case as - the competition the voting members with the deputy chief michael redd man and deputy chief and others and some of the advisory members were commissioner dejesus and captain peter watching and gregory yee and low the officer-involved shooting occurred on saturday march 8, 2014 the 13 hundred block of forest street and the finds in policy just a brief summary two officers that responded to a report of a vandalism to a vehicle when the officers approached the vehicle the person backed up towards the officers that was attempting to move for cover the officer shot and the bullet fragmented

kathleen hicks astutely noted the defense secretary position is unique in our system. other than the president acting as commander in chief, the secretary of defense is the only civilian official in the operational chain of command to the armed forces. unlike the president, however, he or she is not an elected official. as i stated during the committee's consideration of the waiver legislation, we must be very cautious about any actions, including this legislation, that may inadvert tently politicize our armed forces. during the past presidential election cycle, both democrats and republicans came dangerously close to compromising the nonpartisan nature of our military with the nominating convention features speeches from recently retired general officers advocating candidate for president. i'm also concerned about the binding waiver for general mattis in light of the fact that he will join other recently retired senior military officers who have been selected for high-ranking national security positions in the trump administration. throughout our nation's history, ret

. >> good evening, commissioners and director hicks and chief chaplin and members of the community happy new year i'm sergeant i'm assigned to the san francisco police department external affairs as the officer-involved shooting penal i'll be presenting the third quarter 2016 ois report the firearm discharge review board just a brief summary the f t rb board was convened on i'm sorry that was the third the second board compound on wednesday, september 2016 and during that f t rb we reviewed a 2014 case as - the competition the voting members with the deputy chief michael redd man and deputy chief and others and some of the advisory members were commissioner dejesus and captain peter watching and gregory yee and low the officer-involved shooting occurred on saturday march 8, 2014 the 13 hundred block of forest street and the finds in policy just a brief summary two officers that responded to a report of a vandalism to a vehicle when the officers approached the vehicle the person backed up towards the officers that was attempting to move for cover the officer shot and the bullet fragmented

hicks. vp turman dr. marshall. >> so when i heard, as we said the word on the street, that susie was leaving i was like, oh wow. let me just put it my way. to me, there's no we could have made it through the last two years without her. we could not have done it. i mean, the people screaming at us and yelling at us and just craziness. when you have these kind of crises and was a crisis you need a leader. you've got to have a leader and she just let. period. she didn't await she brought a lot of consensus community groups together original ideas and commissioner mazzucco you have any which there's overboard and there's over over over board. all the family make $42 every two weeks i think. the you could >>[laughing] you can update your for all the work she did get you be paying a lot of money. the time, the effort the study the conversations,, being yelled at. input on blast by the poa picture going out there that should not happen to anybody but it only happened because we had to get through this. we had to

in 1982, my partner and best friend, sam hicks, was shot to death attempting to arrest our murder suspect. he left behind a wife and five sons. that was over 30 years ago. but the loss of a loved one is a pain that cannot be forgotten. cannot be erased. this national day of association is not only a day to reflect and appreciate the service of those who have served, but those that are serving today. they are driving, walking, patrolling your neighborhoods, keeping us safe. they are ready to put their life on the line, yes. every day. but every day they do so much more. so much more for us that goes unnoticed. the officer that tookt stolen bike report on a christmas day and then the next day delivered a new bicycle to that little boy's home. how about the officer who anonymously buys groceries for the needy family. the officer who counseled a little girl who was being bullied because of the clothes she wore and bought her a new set of clothes. how about the officer who called -- went to a call where he had to cradle a two-month-old baby in his arms giving c.p.r. to his little, fragile blue

i disagree with hope hicks strongly. >> mr."the new york times," the potential approaches he could take to avoid nepotism conflicts. if he does enlist family members for roles in the administration, what are the options especially when it cops to ivanka trump? >> well, there's a strong anti-nepotism law on the books that expressly mentions the president and his daughter. so there's a law that prohibits hiring of family members in the white house. it's a bipartisan consensus. myself and mying a counterparts you can't bring family members into the white house. the right thing for the president-elect to do, same party controls the white house and both houses of congress, go to congress, get an exemption from the law. the piece that i wrote this week in "the new york times" was a bipartisan piece with my republican counterpart from the bush administration. if the president-elect chooses not to do that, at a minimum what he ought to do is subject ivanka to the full scope of laws, including financial conflict, ethics laws, financial

. >> good evening, commissioners and director hicks and chief chaplin and members of the community happy new year i'm sergeant i'm assigned to the san francisco police department external affairs as the officer-involved shooting penal i'll be presenting the third quarter 2016 ois report the firearm discharge review board just a brief summary the f t rb board was convened on i'm sorry that was the third the second board compound on wednesday, september 2016 and during that f t rb we reviewed a 2014 case as - the competition the voting members with the deputy chief michael redd man and deputy chief and others and some of the advisory members were commissioner dejesus and captain peter watching and gregory yee and low the officer-involved shooting occurred on saturday march 8, 2014 the 13 hundred block of forest street and the finds in policy just a brief summary two officers that responded to a report of a vandalism to a vehicle when the officers approached the vehicle the person backed up towards the officers that was attempting to move for cover the officer shot and the bullet fragmented

. >> well -- >> i hate spunk. [ laughter ] >> hick her chact petri on the dick van dyke show," she was a dancer by training. married young. a mother by age 18. her son richie died at 24 from an accidental self-inflicted wound. just wiks after the release of ordinary people" in which moore plays a mother dealing with the tragic loss of a son. >> it's really important to try to hurt me, isn't it. >> don't you have that backwards. >> oh, and how do i hurt you by embarrassing you in front of a friend. >> that performance earned her an oscar nomination. for all her success, she had plenty of struggles as she told charlie rose. >> you're living with diabetes and you've will tragedy. but in the end after all is said and done, this has been a pretty good life. >> has been a wonderful life. absolutely terrific. >> reporter: with each glance and every little movement, she showed it. i'm david wright in, new york. >>> with a smile every bit of the way. >> uh-huh. >>> the bedroom as many couples go to extreme lengths to deal with their partner's snoring, the big question is could technology bring

. >> we are so happy to have him lets talk about jordan hicks. >> i think he is a monster. i do.e him. i absolutely love him. i would love to know even how much further along he would be if he didn't miss the entire season the year before. i love him. i love everything about him. i love his game. it doesn't seem to matter where you put him. he will play. he is what is known in the old days as football player. don't worry about a 4/3, 3/4, nickels and all that stuff he is a football player. put him out in the field and he will get him done. big fan of hicks. >> game overall didn't mean anything. difficult not watch a frame on my sunday. i just couldn't. but one of the things we did get to see was tony romo was back. after back surgery, and neck problems. >> i don't understand, if he played for the bengals or the redskins, or the houston texan s, the name tony romo would have never meant anything, nothing. it was because he was quarterback of the cowboys that it meant something. tony romo has never really accomplished anything at nfl level. >> how about that. >> he hasn't. >> chip

hope hicks, a spokeswoman for president trump, said, "we have absolutely no knowledge of any investigation a basis for such an investigation." two weeks ago, then-president-elect trump was informed by f.b.i. director james comey of a 35-page dossier information about his ties to russia. the document was compiled by a former british intelligence agent. sources say u.s. intelligence continues to probe the veracity of the claims. >> it's all fake news. it's phony stuff. it didn't happen. >> reporter: after the dossier was published online, trump denied the allegations and accused the intelligence community of leaking the material to hurt him. >> and that's something that nazi germany would have done and did do. >> reporter: outgoing c.i.a. director john brennan denied that anyone in the intelligence community leaked that material, but, scott, in an effort to mend fences, tomorrow, president trump is scheduled to visit c.i.a. headquarters in langley, virginia. >> pelley: jeff pegues in the washington newsroom, thanks. up next, inaugural soundtracks. when all politics is vocal. . >> pelley: not

the spokeswoman for the then-candidate, now president trump, hope hicks, has said that president trump sold that stock, although we don't have anything to go by other than their word. but they did say he sold that stock. the announcement of the supreme court pick, i think that's the biggest news out of what he just said. because that is going to ignite a huge fight on capitol hill. >> and there's some finalists, but whoever is put forward, presumably, will generate that kind of fight. and unlike the confirmation process for the cabinet members, you need 60. you will need 60 votes in the united states senate for confirmation of a supreme court justice. the republicans have 52. they'll need a few democrats to come along, as well. >> and the senate democrati leader on sunday, chuck schumer, told me they would oppose anyone they thought was out of the mainstream. president trump provided a list of 21 possible supreme court picks about three months ago. he said, are these people in the mainstream, and said he didn't have enough time to go over any name on that list. my guess is that a lot o

also here is interim chief of police 20 chaplain and joyce hicks >> good evening and welcome to our january 11 police commissioner meeting. as you might know this will be my last meeting as police commissioner of talk more about that in my report but we will go head and

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. >> reporter: jean hicks recently told her students about the school she started in the slums of upecontra, and how she was planning to return there over the holidays to check on things. that sparked class discussion about the simple needs of kids just like them. >> they didn't have any materials. each one basically had one pencil and a book. >> reporter: his family is from india, and he's been there many types then seeds of an idea jermaineated. raise money to -- germ nateed. raise money to not just help the school -- >> it made in me think they should have the things we do. >> reporter: -- but the students themselves we paying for dental and medical checkups that most of them had never had. spring hill students also tend their own garden, and thought maybe the students in india would want to grow their own food and flowers. into the petaluma sea bank, which donated packets of seeds suitable for the climate in india. th about getting kids, geting community together, and helping this movement of growing your own food along as best we can. >> reporter: with fund-raising complete, and

world's top investigators and one is from our area >> vittoria woodill tried to hide from germane hicks, was she able to cover her tracks? >> hey. >> get ready to hide. >> the hunt is on. >> hunted is the ultimate game of hide-and-seek. >> we have nine sets of citizens now considered fugitives, a team tried to catch 18 ordinary people turned into fugitives on the run. meet one of the hunters, germane. a lancaster county local bringing 26 years of combined metal, state and federal law enforcement experience to hunted team bravo. knows how to find his prey >> where do you start >> ground 0. who am i after, what do they look like? what are their habit? if it leads to something, great, if it doesn't come back. >> the title hunter tim dates me but i don't know if it tim dates me enough. do you believe, you can hunt me. >> i think so >> count to ten. stay right there. >> where were they at last. let's find it get on the trail >> do you see do you guys work together loot >> finding out where the women's locker room is or the makeup room. that the a taunt. we'll find out about the whole hungry

play makers and the eagles intercepted cowboys back up quarterback mark sanchez twice, both by jordan hicksrson wentz through two touchdowns to tight ends zach ertz, evening he'd pulled away 27 to 13. >> he's an exciting player to watch. and to coach. and it is a pleasure having him this year in his rookie season to do the things that he's done. ultimately, you know, we want him to be playing january. but obviously looking back now, now that it is over it, will take time to reflect i'm sure both mentally and physically, but we're just building something special. >> baseball star and millville native of mike trout was at the game. carson wentz made sure his hunting buddy got a ball thrown, fans loved the season finale. >> i think the eagles are pretty good. they got a lot of things to step up on. but they're pretty good. >> this is eagles nation, we bleed green, good or bad, go eagles all day. >> doug pederson and his rookie head coaching season at seven and nine, cowboys pass a first rounds bye in the playoffs. >> meanwhile, the penn state nittany lions are playing in their first rose bowl

engage lawful permitted acvities why they want permits and given national park service gave trump hicks the discretion in warm weather whether they'll be able to demonstrate. >> isn't that what happens the presidential inauguration committee decides when and where. >> no what happened in years past and we've been litigating for a number of years this is fifth inauguration we litigated is issue of regulatory set aside at thisoi now the park service went beyond the set aside face spaces for the pick and put no time frame on it and 14 days a way and we let the park service know they were in violation of permanent up junction some years ago and if they didn't start issuing permits immediately we would have to go fwhook court on this issue. they have now begun releasing permits and advised us others are forth come sfwling all right. thank you for joining us we appreciate it and love to you have back on as we get closer to see how they're doing. >> be glad to. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> senate democrats will fight for affordable healthcare agent. >> and ronica cleary has the sto

throwing to jordan hicks. two int, then carson wentz found zach ertz with this beautiful touch pass, ertz at 13 catches 139 yards and two tds on the day. the eagles went on to win 27-13, finishing seven and nine. >> fresh a off of the last game, you're disappointed that it's over but when you look at the group of guys that happened in this locker room, although the outcome didn't work out the way we wanted it to. i wouldn't trade any experiences >> this is extremely frustrating. this is only my second year. it's really frustrating. again, that happened. we messed that up, now it's time to look at what we can do to make sure we win next year. >>> gary cobb will join me talk about the eagles. what do they need to do to take to it the next level? joyce >>. >>> welcome to holly weed. what police are saying about the vandalism coming to the iconic sign in the hollywood hills. some kids trying to make a little bit of money from their lemonade stand. they got robbed. what police say the thieves did. the mummer's day

is the use of feeling as a barometer or playing feel for political discussion becausess think init hicks it and is -- inhibits it and is a function of our time. if you looked, for example, at the history of the term my microaggression." it was coined by an- aggresit african-american psychiatrist at harvard names castro pierce. nobody knew about to n the 2,000s and i had not read his work before i got into this project and it's been hugely influential. he has written these book -- compendiums of microaggressions, and microaggressions take various counts.ge one of them is the kind that highlights your difference in an allegedly offensive way. so, where are you from? if like hsu you grew fun organize and your parents asian-americans you might be feigned. dude, i'm from oregon. yes, i'm asia, but i'm american. so that's one kind of microaaggression, and then saying to somebody i don't see raise when i look at you. that can be a mike row tech microaggression, too, because it denies your difference rather than highlighting it. or the one that's been most controversial, anyone who can make -- a

. >> and then sent me books to review on hick and said she could not stand it she says these letters to not seem -- could not mean what they seem to mean. and this is of book that you can be friends with those people. [laughter] >> and then subsequently wrote other box as the esteemed biographer. and he said i hated her and frankly she was the big get. and was very rude but all of these agencies they just ignored all of the jealousies that would swell around her. >> and then living at the white house together? >> and the bottom line joe's said why don't you do it? sni may historian from johns hopkins dolby silly. but i've is doing diplomatic and military history. to penn then they took me to hide park and rebut it through the papers and the thing that roosevelt wanted to do dealing with with anything she wanted to do and said i don't care and he wrote that she did not care for xhosa there is a little story here from 1981 and i said i will deliver for the centennial. but did not happen that way. >> this year that a regional update was october , volume 3" with her biography. >> really?

regents will meet to discuss a new constituteission hick, to $11,500 a year. out of state do notes would pay an extra $13 -- students would pay an extra $1300, or more. fees are expected to go up as well. they are also going to look at how the trump administration and it's decisions will affect u.c. schools. janet napolitano will be at the meeting. she just got out of the hospital this month after transcripts for cancer. >>> two cal grads are nominated in the category of best documentary short. daphne and dan were back at cal yesterday for a book launch and a lecture from a former professor. both made short films tackling tough subjects. 4.1 miles is a day in the life of a coast guard can't in her native greiss, as he rescues war refugees from drowning. the other film, extreme mist, was made at high land hospital in in oakland, that took on life decisions made there. >> it's about human empathy. i think the people who chose to participate in the film were seeking a connection with other people. they saw my camera not as an intrusion, but as an opportunity. >>

hick he was in the u.s. military. we are reviewing his military records. i can tell you he was in the military. i believe it was in the army. we have not confirmed his service. >> [inaudible question]? >> it was a semi-automatic handgun. i am not prepared to release the type of handgun. it's way too early in the investigation to tell you how many rounds were fired. >> did he try to take hostages? >> no, he did not try to take any hostages. as the suspect santiago was shooting. he was contacted by a broward sheriff's deputy. instructions were rendered. he was taken into custody without incident. he was immediately interviewed by the fbi and the broward sheriff's office. one more question. >> did he make any statements while he was shooting? >> not to my knowledge. we will let you know when the next press conference will be when we are ready to release more information. right now i just ask that the prayers of the nation be with the people and the families that lost loved ones in broward county, thank you. >> sean: they didn't rule out terrorism. 5 killed an