howard: yeah. candidate of change when you're the incumbent vp. president biden talking to reporters, had some words about the media. a take a look. >> it's not a create sill of -- can criticism of the press. you know me too well. it's that we turn on the television, and you don't see a lot of good news. even stuff that is good news if count seem to sell very well. -- doesn't seem to sell very well. you turn on the tv, everything looks bad. howard: wouldn't with any president suffer from that? the bias toward bad news, so to speak? >> you know, i think he's on target with this, and i find this something i criticize harshly, especially local news. you turn on the 11 p.m. news, 10 p.m. news in most community, and if somebody got mugged, there's a fire, somebody died and, of course, they all say, oh, people can't stand the economy. but they don't point out, hey, this holiday there's record numbers of people traveling, so they found money somewhere, right? howard: right. >> but i think that the negativ

howard: all right.tariffs and if lowering taxes. howard: this is where i jump in. jason, trump has openly said, he doesn't make any secret of it, if he loses these lawsuits, he's still satisfied because it puts the journalists or media organization new an ordeal and forces them to hire expensive lawyers. >> yeah. but he's hand-picked some cases that the i think he has some very valid points. the pulitzer prize to hand out awards for if people who were perpetuating what was proven to be an outright -- howard: wait, what's the outright lie? let me stop you there. >> well, on the russia hoax and they knew over the course of time that those were wrong, then i think the big question is, did they know it, when did they know it, did they continue to do those types of things, and hal play itself out in the court -- that'll play itself out in the court. that's the type of thing that i think the he's going to say i can demonstrate, i can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that these things are fundamentally wrong, a

howard: yeah.e day before this was released, he said he was thinking about running for governor or senate in florida. i don't think the republican people want him in in the party for just this reason. there's a lack of judgment with him. howard, and megan, the report also says that matt gaetz was uncooperative with this whole investigation. so count it look like the media are kind of kicking the guy when he's down? >> no, absolutely not. he did things wrong. republicans and democrats do not like him. the media took a fair stance. this is why the media exists, to air things like in that need to be out there so the public know who they are voting. if i highly doubt that that floridians want somebody who acts like this to represent them as governor or senator. howard: i guess the constellation prize, caroline, is that matt gaetz will be hosting a show on oan, one america news, rather than running to be the nation's chief law enforcement officer. >> yeah. well, i mean, i think his time in politics for

howard: yeah.pect does come from a wealthy and prominent real estate family. lucy, everybody hates insurance companies, okay? that's a given. but, therefore, the killing of an insurance company ceo brings joy, to use taylor lorenz's word? if she put up balloons. >> yeah. that's a very sick and disturbing thing for her to say, and she should absolutely that take that back. and if she's not prepared to, she should do some serious introspection around how she could use the term joy in the same sentence when talking about the murder of an innocent man. there's a discussion to have about health insurance, about our health care system writ large. i don't think that this can be reduced to to left versus right. i also think that this could be reduced to, you know, rich ivy leaguer versus someone who pulled himself up by the boot straps. most rich ivy leaguers do not become cold-blooded murderers -- howard: i'll concede that. anybody that would do this is insane. >> absolutely. at best. howard: clay, now yo

howard: yeah.rated army combat veteran, liz, but there have there are also questions about whether he has the experience to run an institution the size of the department of defense. so when this trial balloon gets floated, we could turn to ron desantis, what does that say to you? >> well, it says a lot if donald trump is floating that name as sort of what if situation. ron desantis has run a huge state of florida. he has dealt with emergency situations quite deftly when it comes to all these multiple if hurricanes that he's looked at. he's run a work force of hundreds of thousands of people, and he's done it pretty darn well. listen, the senators are going to, it sounds like, let this process move forward because it can be self-selecting, howie. 136-page document is what each of these candidates, these nominees, has to fill out. and it doesn't matter, you don't have to be a saint, you just have to be honest. and if you look at what the senators should be focusing on, it's not the letter from the mo

how does howard hughes step aside from all of that?n: within the states that we build in, there are municipal bond financing available for land developers. as we put in water, sewer, other infrastructure, we are repaid through the municipal bond financing structure. that allows us to sell land to homebuilders at a lower price than we otherwise would and translates into more affordability. but we also thinking about generational planning, making sure that when we sell land to homebuilders, we are dictating the size of the home, the price, design of the home, so we are heading price points across the spectrum from entry-level to your executive housing. that way we can keep affordability intact, make sure we can attract a wider swath of residents. abigail: bill ackman has expressed a desire to take howard hughes private. is that going to happen? john: great question. i cannot answer for bill or pershing square. i have read the same filings that you have. bill has been a great chilled shareholder, has been an incredible chairman for a long

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there was award honoring william howard taft roberts with the congressional gold. before i pass it to may god continue to bless our great country. may god see to anoint us with we did instead of how we acted elsewhere. and this is signed sincerely, captain drew materia. may i present to you jim? are you behind right here. all right. it is my honor, jim, to convey to you and your family. may i hear it? hosanna kevin. look at it for a picture. and hold that open. thank you very much, dave yoho. and thank you to the merchant marine association for the singular honor of my father. i deeply appreciate it. and our family does as well. i think i should say a few words about my dad. he was born and raised on a small farm. on a farm. i should near a tiny summerville, ohio, without access to a high. so he saw early on what life had in store for him was to be a farmer. an eighth grade education. he wanted more than that. and his to the wider was through the u.s. military. he took that option. he ran away at 16. i about his age. joined the army. my grandmother found out about

that would would help with the safety on both howard and which would consist of howard and russ, howard russ and frankly, all the way down past the parking lot so that it's a increases safety on on the way home. and this is all in addition to what has currently been proposed about the mural, about f a d f having their community space. is that correct? well, the mural would need to be relocated if, if the requirement to be supportive of a mural we are supportive of. i'm supportive of the mural. it would need to be relocated. so, commissioner, you're getting close. just as a point of clarification, just to help provide some clarity in the motion before we get a seconder, i might add, for the storefront glazing that's there, i would just make sure that you put some parameters on it. so for example, we do have a 1976 photograph of the property that shows glazing on the facade. basically it's simple plate glass from floor to ceiling more or less is what happens. i suppose what i would have the intent of my proposal was to just continue the pattern that they had established in the first bay o

it's another reason why i decided to to howard university. i wanted to be, you know, surrounded with black people from the diaspora, whether they were from the caribbean or, from nigeria or from mississippi or chicago, the midwest. i just wanted be around others that had these unique experiences about their their culture and understanding it there's just so much so much depth in that book. she is like truly one of the best children's writers i like. i adore her. and that book stands out on my bookshelf as something really was canon for me as a young person. what does the phrase gather me mean for? it means gathering together your ideas, your spirit and your words and telling the the world who you are. you have to gather together your ideas and you have to gather in person with people. it's all. there's also a physical component where when you're able to sit with someone and look them in the eye and really sit with them closely and exchange or have discourse. there's something about the gathering of people and books and art that is transformat

i'm not going to push him, but i would love for him to attend howard. >> why do you write that james baldwin's book the fire next time, feels like testimony? >> man, it is testimony because so many voices can be suppressed. so many ideas, just a narrow understanding of the human experience, but when you read baldwin, your intellect and emotional development is just completely expanded. you are able to see things in a new light and it is required reading. i truly do believe that if someone has not encountered baldwin in a deep and critical way, they are not engaging in the world fully. it is something that you need to read along with shakespeare and walt whitman and all of the other greats and morrison. his work is truly testimony. it is raw and very vulnerable. >> when i read james baldwin, i have to turn off all exterior noises and i have two really concentrate. >> oh, yes. and baldwin is also a master at the sentences that go on and on and the metaphors and just crating this very in-depth picture of the world. it is required for you to be still with it. that's what i enjoyed most,

howard dean. howard, what's happening tonight? >> i was thinking about this during your intro.onal politics since 1980. i was a carter delegate. and i never seen anything like this. and trump has gotten in over his head. he does not understand that musk is a total ego maniac and believes he can not be stopped no matter what he does. that including trump. and i never -- this is extraordinary thing. he made trump look small. which is hard to do after trump won this election in a convincing way. and i don't think -- i think trump understands what kind of trouble he is in but i don't know that he has any way of figuring out how to get out of it. and it will get worse. the margin in the house now is significantly bigger than the margin of the house going to be on january 20th. and, so, i don't, i can not see republicans voting for this budget. because the ag stuff is not in there for the farmers. the emergency funding is not in there for the people from north carolina, so, and the democrats are certainly not going to go along with this nonsense. they went through a process that you

well, thank you, howard. why transportation policy, because transport nation is the one government thing besides sanitation that we do every single day. it touches on all of our lives and it all of those other issues that you just talked about, why topic as many of you are this year is 50th anniversary of the power. robert caro's classic but we tend to focus in obsess over that era and it's been longer since the power broker was written then the era that power broker covers so you think about the era when the automobile was in the ascendant in new york city and, in other american and global cities, roughly from the world war one era until, the mid 1960s. it's been longer since then than that era was. so i just got around to thinking something must have happened in these past 50 years. we don't have to constantly about the previous past 50 years. so what has happened in these past 50 years in terms of rebuilding the subway system starting in 1980s, the era of building bike lanes pedestrian plazas starting afte

we'll tell you about the new plans for howard terminal. also, instead of feeling the holiday cheer, many are now stressing over spending. the growing fears ahead of christmas and tips to help alleviate anxiety. but before we head to break, we want to know what. trending stories would you like to see later on in this newscast? i have a survey up right now on my instagram. you still have a little bit more time to vote for one of these stories. you see right here. nfl ads game show to pro bowl power bank chargers recalled or prince william and kate reveal family christmas card. we'll tell you all abo capitol hill. we are that we were just into our newsroom. the house has voted to reject a republican bill to avert a shutdown on the eve of the deadline. it would have kept the government funded temporarily and comes after republican leaders are planned on an earlier bipartisan deal to appease president elect donald trump and elon musk. the vote was 174. 235, with one democrat voting present falling far short of the two thirds majority needed to

host: howard, one more question. report on just how much money elon musk spent on campaign 2020 in an effort to support donald trump. over $250 million is the number cited now? caller: i am a trumper. i don't care. it needs to stop all the way around! it needs to stop it. as far as your congressmen and all of them, devote themselves -- they vote themselves in a race. where have you ever work at a job or you can vote yourself your own raise? host: they have not gotten a raise in a while. caller: 170,000 dollars-plus a year plus expenses, what do they need one for? when congress goes into session, half the time, they walk in, do their little stance and then they say something, then they have a prayer, then they dismiss it for the day. host: howard in ohio. you can watch the house when it comes in today at noon eastern. the senate comes in at 3:00 eastern on c-span2. matt is in decatur, georgia, good morning. caller: congress will not be in until noon. that is not why i called. the way you do it sometimes is so impressi

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with more on this i'm joined by democratic state representative dona howard of texas.t's so good to have you here but so unfortunate to be having this conversation. the maternal mortality and morbidity review committee has stated their mission to address -- that their mission is about talking about preventable pregnancy-related deaths. how does this decision to skip over these two years reconcile with that? what is the explanation? help me understand. >> i'm trying to understand it myself. yes, this has been a very trusted committee that's provided scientific, analytical information about preventable pregnancy-related deaths and morbidities, and we have been able to implement some policies to make some progress. but, unfortunately, the committee looks to be politicized now. we've had some changes that were made in this last legislative session that were not done in a transparent way. there was no discussion about it that changed the make-up of the review committee, removed the one community advocate, a black woman who had actually suffered a pregnancy-related complicat

howard 40 yards and a great catch by emeka egbuka. a short td run makes it 14. nothing. and after a tennessee turnover kevin henderson 29 yards to the end zone. it's 21. nothing after a quarter. tennessee fans thinking we made this trip for this. vols tried to make it a game. the freshman smith he wasn't having none of it. his second td catch of the day in the third quarter essentially seals the deal. ohio state wins 4217 and will play top ranked oregon in the rose bowl quarterfinal on new year's day. remember, oregon won the first meeting earlier this season. and that leads us to today's toyota. let's go places. player of the day. it's ohio state freshman receiver jeremiah smith. smith opened the scoring with this great catch in the first quarter, and later finished it off with his second score of the day. he had six catches for 103 yards and two scores, just his second multi-touchdown game of the season. his first was in the very first game of the season, way back in august. it was a very good time for him to have a good game, right? ohio state freshman wideout jeremia

the fourth agreement is security agreement for 530 howard. governing accordination of security among tjp a and the final piece of the item is approve budget amendment to the capital maintenance repair and replacement budget to realign the budget to existing line items which doesn't change the budget amount for capital maintenance repair and replacement. >> thank you for reading that. always blame council for the long titles. thank you for doing that. any staff presentation? >> we do have. we have the executive director teed up i have a nice presentation for you. >> directors thrks is the first project to come to the area in some years, it is contemplated as part of the district plan as future connection to the bridge and it would be a 844 foot tall tower at 524-530 howard street. the tallest residential structure in san francisco. we have a renderings showing where this will connect. this cover slide actually gets close to showing the area there and here are renderings of the connection. the bridge connection is about 16 feet wide or fairly s

howard. in recognition of the project's proposed construction of a pedestrian bridge connecting the transbay transit center's rooftop park, it affirms the planning commission's ceqa determination and makes findings of public convenience and necessity or general welfare. welfare under planning code section 302, agenda. item number threeannancy street vacation of a portion of the airspace above natomas street between first and second streets and adjacent to the cent waives application of administrative code chapter 23 for the conveyance of the street vacation area. it finds that the street vacation area is not necessary for the city's use and is exempt. surplus property under the california surplus lands act. it claims the city's interest in the street vacation area to the transbay joint powers authority, and affirms the planning department's ceqa determination. each of these ordinances makes findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code, section

the pro soccer club announcing its grand plan at howard terminal. but how realistic is it? plus, are driverless cars safer than human drivers? our investigative unit puts waymo's new data to the test, and we get a tour of lego's new bay area holiday display. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai. could a big name politician become the new mayor of oakland? and how safe are those? waymo. driverless cars in san francisco. those stories in just a few minutes. we start with the new details we have on that family of four found dead inside of a milpitas apartment. late today, police revealing the identities of thisamily. officers found the bodies of vin nguyen and betty pham at turing apartments on tuesday, along with the bodies of their nine year old son and four year old daughter. police don't have an exact cause of death, but say each family member had been shot. officers are investigating this as a murder suicide. this tragedy is a very difficult reminder of the importance of addressing domestic violence and gun violence. the loss of their lives was

larry fine, curly howard, moe howard. but it was a severe alcoholic. and when you're on the stage doing physical comedy, your comedy might get much more violent. so when they got offers to do solo shorts. moe howard realized we can't work with this guy. so they went out on their own, calling doctor howard, doctor fine. >> doctor howard. >> it took people's minds off their real troubles. a lot of it was depression era comedy. they were always looking for something to eat. come on, boys, we got to get something to eat. i think i saw a roasted turkey in that restaurant. >> listen, squire, we're hungry. can you give us something to eat? >> oh, you're hungry? >> huh? i never appreciated how funny they were till i got into comedy. i was doing sketch comedy. how intricate and well written. a lot of the things were. >> this is football, chump. all you got to do when a man gets the ball is tackle him. get it? the man with the ball. bring him down. all right, throw me the ball. >> moe howard was tremendous at getting them to rehearse. so every movement is perfec

thanks to mark howard of bnp paribas.wages have risen for the first time in more than a year, according to the latest officialfigures. regular pay grew at a faster—than—expected annual pace of 5.2% between august and october. wages are continuing to increase faster than the price of goods. analysts say the latest figures have reduced the chances of the bank of england cutting interest rates when it meets this week. the current rate stands at 4.75%. these latest wage figures come on the day that businesses from jaguar land rover to amazon — as well as trade union leaders — are in parliament to discuss britain's new employment rights bill. it is been billed by the government as the biggest upgrade to workers rights in a generation. let's speak now to monica george michail, economist at the national institute of economic and social research. wages have rising sharply, after a year of slowing. do you expect wages to continue to rise in the coming months? wages to date have grown much higher than we anticipated which is good n

vote for howard lutnick?as my full support. i had a great meeting with him yesterday. this is somebody that has not only -- wants to rebuild the country. he built his own country back after being destroyed in 9/11. he lost 658 employees just down the street from where you are, maria. in new york on 9/11. he loves our country. he wants to unleash our economy. and he's done it in new york. he's done it around the country. he's going to do it for our whole country now. for north carolina and coastal states that have a marine oriented business, he wants to make sure we protect noaa. noaa has a horrible whale rule that would shut down the marine and boating industry. he wants to get rid of rules like that and work on things that would help protect and grow our industries including for coastal states things like the marine and boating industry. maria: we'll leave it there. senator, we'll be watching your work. we appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >> thanks, maria. maria: all right, senator ted budd. stay with u

you see right there at howard terminal. these are the renderings. it's the 55 acre waterfront site near jack london square. the roots bid comes as the port of oakland is calling on new developers for howard terminal. several other plans have been submitted, but the roots proposal appears to be the only sports related bid. the a's previously tried to secure plans for a new ballpark at howard terminal last year, but they failed to reach an agreement with the city. up next remember when the u.s. was being invaded by those murder hornets? we've got an update on the giant bugs that went viral during the pandemic. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and s

world. >> it is interesting that howard lutnick answered that question at the pressure. with -- presser, talking about reciprocity this is bullish, i don't know if stocks went down because of that or not. i think that is a bullish answer. steve moore, coming back to other matter, there is still a lot of rangelling -- wrangling going to president not made up his mind, looks like republican senate wants to delay tax cuts to second reconciliation bill. looks like the house not so much. there ison is only 2 vote, i don't know how many bites out of apple you get, plbless you for sneezing, they should make up their mind that point one, and point two, i don't know why they can't do one huge reconciliation bill a tax cuts, border, you know, you name it. defense that will go in there. permitting for liquid gold, i do don't f understand why they can't do it at once. >> donald trump is so popular. he has a political capital, that i have not seen since ronaldrat reagan came in, do you not want a delay, you want to side the moment, i think -- you want to seize the moment, i think the

it's general oliver howard. and if you go to howard university down in the district, you'll see that bust general howard founded howard university and on the right is general john schofield schofield you go to the schofield barracks in hawaii, you'll see kelly's work there. he did a portrait or bust and by relief of general schofield and kelly's masterpiece, i think, is the general john buford statue at gettysburg. buford, who died during the war, never got to meet him. but in order, create the statue of buford at gettysburg route, kelly interviewed everyone that saw buford day. how did he stand what did he say? what did he wear? and buford is a commanding a cavalry division. so most people would think that they would put buford on horseback. but kelly said no. buford fought his men dismount to holding in, check the attack of the confederates on the morning of july 1st. now, so, of course, kelly had to depict buford on foot, standing up, just lowering his binoculars after sighting enemy and preparing to fire. fi

. >> sit waiting howard, i don't care where we. i just don't want to make any more decisions and people will say, gee, my dad and i used to watch the show, and it was great. >> and you realize you're in you're part of people's lives the 70s was the era where a certain artistry developed mash really changed many people's perception of what a sitcom can be. a sitcom could be cinematic mash was shot like a movie, and mash was maybe the single most unique situation comedy ever. >> i have a headache, a tremendous headache. >> it goes all the way down to my waist. >> the television series mash had one thing the movie, in my estimation did not, which was heart. >> there are certain rules about a war and rule number one is young men die and rule number two is doctors can't change rule number one. >> it was about korea, but we were talking about and doing things that had to do with vietnam, and everybody knew it rolling action. >> war is in hell. >> war is war and hell is hell. and of the two, war is a lot worse we had 30 million people a w

commissioner howard, present. commissioner sass, present. commissioner wilson, present. >> with that, we have quorum. >> great. agenda item 3. >> item 3 is general public comment. this is opportunity for members to comment on any matter within the jurisdiction not on the agenda including requesting the board place a matter on a future agenda. i'll read the public comment instructions allowed. remote viewing is available on sfgovtv and webex. the health service board welcomes public participation. there is opportunity for public comment at beginning of the meeting as well as a opportunity to comment on each item on the agenda. in person comment will be first and remote public comment. for anyone waitic in person you are welcome to approach the podium now. each speaker is allowed three minutes to comment unless deems new public comment time limits. all comments are made concerning the item presented. health service board will hear up to 30 minutes of remote public comment for each item. remote comments from those who received accommodation wil

>> out of the howard was prepared for 2024. it did me pretty well at the community college. to stay up late. another sports question. bill belichick heading down to the north carolina, how much is football and how much of this is college chicks? >> we know he's doing well with the twentysomething. she's more of your graduate student. [laughter] if you can make it with a 24-year-old demographic, 19 and 20-year-old. [laughter] why is he recruiting cheerleaders? [laughter] a lot of money now. do you think is going because it can when? is 70 plus guy from pro to college and make the transition. we have it in athletics, i think he has a shot to put something together. >> we had to ask because a lot of us have a gambling problem on the show so that was the important question to answer. the show, they must watch. follow your catchphrase. >> you sweet pastor. you are a sweet pastor. >> one of the guys here is the coolest guy you'll ever meet, kyle, i didn't realize he knew you were on the show and he walked by and was like have fun on the show, sweet pastor. you're taking over the w

but can a stadium deal finally be reached at oakland's howard terminal? soccer club trying to move in, and i'll have a look at updated rain chances as we'll see the return of rain by the time we get to saturday. i'll take look all workers across the country are on strike, and that includes dozens of workers at a facility in san francisco. nbc bay area's sergio quintana explains the issue and the impact on those last minute christmas deliveries. reporter. right now, at 6 a.m. today, more than 50 workers at the amazon distribution center in san francisco's bayview district joined with thousands of other picketing amazon workers and contractors across the country. this national action is specifically timed on the week before christmas, to coincide with one of the busiest delivery times of the year. if they want everyone to make sure they get their packages on time for christmas, then they can come out here and set a negotiation date right now, and we'll be happy to come back in and go back to work. this picket here in san francisco is one of only a few acros