and you continue to teach hula. you learn more stuff and you keep teaching me about that kind of stuff. and then, with all of that, laugh. [♪] [♪] >> hello, everyone. my name is london .-period-paragraph i am the mayor of the city and county of san francisco -- my name is london breed. i'm the mayor of the city and county of san francisco. i am so excited about today. we made the unofficial ban official. the freedom band, the official band of the city and county of san francisco. [applause] >> how exciting is that while i have to tell you, it means a lot to. this band has an amazing history in our city. for two years ago, and you just celebrated your 40 year anniversary, and i was happy to be there in the green room celebrating with you, just how you came together during a challenging time in our safety. marching in the pride parade in 1978 with the former mayor, harvey milk, who we just celebrated not to be too long ago. the things that you all do to bring things -- bring people together with the sound of music , a

and you continue to teach hula. you learn more stuff and you keep teaching me about that kind of stuff. and then, with all of that, laugh. [♪] [♪] the cultural started at arts mission. this was the first set of grant money that the arts commission had to give away. by 1998, it was not only the cultural equity grant program but the cul actual center that happened. it meant that communities of color went from zero to like four or five million a year. just over a very short period of time. >> instead, we focused on building the arts community. the queer arts community. and out of that came fresh meat and radar and queer women of color media arts project and the transgender film festival and those organizations, some of those people are like part of the landscape now. whereas, in the year 2000, they didn't exist. it was artists who raised the questions about equality, about gender, sexuality being different than gender. we think about it in our own life what we've seen go on here in the last 30 years. to see why the art

impressive hula hoop routine, balance, control, core strength.ow at olympia later this month, and i‘ve been to a training camp in kent to see how hard it can be. the races is on to be top dog for 2018, and while it may look like the dogs are doing all the work here, tearing around the 260 metre course at over 30 mph, this is a team sport with the owners donnacona‘s and fitness, voice commands and hand signals crucial to success. it's signals crucial to success. it‘s all over in less than a minute but it‘s such high—intensity, the energy required by the owner. the competitions have been going since 1978 and now have become so widespread that 48 nations from around the world compete. the world cup 0lympia is one of the highlights of the dog calendar. it's of the dog calendar. it‘s our fa cup final. 0lympia, with all the hype and the people and the noise and the excitement, it‘s great to be there and to actually win it is just to be there and to actually win it isjust something to be there and to actually win it is just something else. to be there a

. >> first, the democrat versus to come back, nancy pelosi needs to come back from hawaii, less hula, more moolah for the dhs, customs and border control. they need to do their job, a full lee functioning democracy demands that both parties come together. the president also has been listening to the joyful noises that many democrats have been waking on your network and elsewhere, promising to work on infrastructure. with we hope that's true. that is a major priority for this president and always has been. he's a builder and he wants to see things happening. obviously keeping all of the agencies funded including dhs, reopening the government, getting the border security funding going. he's got the state of the union coming up, that's being worked on now as well. i think the president will continue to focus on a robust economy, immigration foreign policy and put -- and make sure that people understand that the 2.6% raise that he promised the military and reiterated this weekend, he take that to the been. he passed $700 billion for them last year, $716 billion or so for them this year an

they also have hula dancer on hand. it is here on this pearl harbor day. that e will be here until january 16th. abc 7 news. >> and look what a gorgeous day it is. thank you so much. so yeah. finally sunny after a very rainy week. let's check in and see what's coming up for the weekend. >> we need vitamin d. >> boy is it chilly. it was about 10 degrees cooler than average. it is 56 in san francisco. elsewhere upper 50s. we are slowly warming up from a very cold start and from the conditions.um camera you'll we are looking at numbers about 3 to 6 degrees cooler than average. temperatures should be near seasonal averages today. in terms of rainfall you're probably thinking we need more, where are we. we are 62% average in livermore to 94% with over 7 inches in santa rosa. we are doing okay. 89% in oaklandment we have a slight chance of showers coming in sunday and monday. this system not a big system. it is not going to mess up your weekend. i'll time it out for you and look at next week when we come back in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> obtain

less hula, more moola. lawmakers have been meeting to end a shut down. combination of funding for the wall, fix for daca, a number of other immigration provisions democrats support. those sweeteners may not be enough though because democrat leaders say any funding for the wall is a nonstarter. larger negotiations are expected to pick up, once the new congress begins. democrats elect a new speaker. based on what we're hearing from capitol hill, the shutdown is expected to last at least another week or two. rachel: thank you, garrett. another week or two. you have to believe that. as kellyanne conway said, more mullah less, human. moola, less hula. dean: bad optics, no question about it. todd: one of the major parts about the bad optics, what do people on the ground want, defending cities and towns. we were fortunate to have three individuals on with us lasteed, why the concept. sanctuary cities, towns, whatever is tough as they try to do their job. take a listen. >> this is extremely, extremely dangerous for

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member last summer when he did a bbc breakfast wimbledon hula hoop routine and he was good at that.particularly bonkers watching other dogs go around. he gets very excited. it is 845 exactly. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. it is not grey today if you're heading after the christmas shopping street, it may look all right but later on we will see sharers gather across many areas and today has you already know a few have stepped out it is pretty windy out there especially for england and why is. but tomorrow, bear with, tomorrow will be windy with fewer showers and a good deal brighter. another pitch area. now at the moment you see how the cloud is committing anticlockwise, this area of low pressure brought the strong winds to scotla nd pressure brought the strong winds to scotland yesterday. the prince of westerly winds and quite chilly female there. a bit of sunshine developing for many areas for a time, central parts in particular but already more cloud in the west than the sharers get going and it will spread northwards at the switch. especially across northern i

. >> first the democrats have to come back, nancy pelosi needs to come back from hawaii, less hula more moolah for funding our border security. a fully functioning democracy demand both parties come together and the congress and executive branch work together. >> a spokesman for nancy pelosi told the hill no congressional leaders from either party are currently in washington. since taking office, president trump has spent 218 of his 710 days in office visiting properties that bear his name according to nbc news tracking visits to his properties. of those 218 days trump has spent 166 at golf properties. the president most frequently visits trump national bedminster, new jersey, trump international west palm beach in florida and one in virginia. >> president trump has been trying to sell the border wall to the americans. trump tweeted yesterday afternoon president and mrs. obama built/has a 10--foot wall around their d.c. mansion/compound. i agree, totally necessary for their safety and security. the u.s. needs the same thing, slightly larger version. the obamas built the fence-like wall

>>s that a hula-hoop? >> it's a ring, like what you would find on a yobarrel. can do a hula-hoop.around the frame. hanging trees and cards a ornaments, whatever you want. at the end of the day, this is s simple, k love to be involved over the holidays. if you display what you cante crith your kids, it means a world of difference. you see how crafty you can be. >> you know what? you need activities with ki arou around. drew and jonathan, thank you so much. they're going to co-host the fourth hour with kathie lee and hoda. that will be fun. we will have more from more hgtv stars. >>> did you hear that gong that went oin the studio this is another way to take carg of stress durhe holidays. we have a performance like no other. we've lost him. first, this is "today" on nbc. it's not the holidays until... all your streams come true. [ kids laughing ] that jerk is ours. play home alone. watch your holiday favorites however you want and find them faster with the x1 voice remote. now that's simple. easy. awesome. switch to the entertainment you've been streaming about. get started with xfi

they will be throwing hula-hoops over. and social media. that will be one of the ways to win cash and prizes. the winner is the person whose team wins january 7th a at levi's stadium. they are all hoping for that. two will be leaving and going home. obviously they have high hopes. alabama the defending champions. he is hoping for another championship for him. you can help them along their way with their social media accounts. abc7news.com. back to you in the studio. >> give them a little moral support. be careful 5,000 feet in the air. or 45 feet. you can watch that national championship game on our sister network espn. levi's stadium is where it's all going down. it is monday, january 7th. don't miss it. >>> an oregon man is the first person to cross antarctica alone without any help. this is colin o'brady's instagram account where he documented his trip. he finished the 932-mile journey across the continent in 54 days. he lugged his supplies on a sled. others have trekked across antarctica but had help with reinforced supplies or kites th

nancy pelosi is in hawaii she's got to come back. less hula and more mula to fund the government."as the shutdown stretches into its second week--hundreds of thousands of federal workers are being forced to stay home or work without pay.in south carolina-- some prison workers are still doing their job while their paychecks are on hold.tangela graves, employee, federal corrections institution (williamsburg county, sc)// "it's ironic that the people that are making the decisions are still getting paid. but we have to not get paid and still do our job."and in california-- volunteers are doing their part.with much of the joshua tree national park staff on furlough, the local community is cleaning bathrooms and maintaining the park themselves.while still running their own rock climbing businesses.seth zaharias, cliffhanger guides// "i'm running to the park and cleaning toilets. not to mention we're about 400 dollars out on cash buying toilet paper."i'm rick damigella reporting. (jrstone) the ongoing partial government shutdown continues to affect services at point reyes national seashor

you can do a hula-hoop.hanging trees and cards and ornaments, whatever you want. at the end of the day, this is so simple, kids love to be involved over the holidays. if you display what you can create with your kids, it means a world of difference. you see how crafty you can be. >> you know what? you need activities with kids arou around. drew and jonathan, thank you so much. they're going to co-host the fourth hour with kathie lee and hoda. that will be fun. we will have more from more hgtv stars. >>> did you hear that gong that went on in the studio? this is another way to take care of stress during the holidays. we have a performance like no other. we've lost him. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back, with a way for you to stress less this holiday season. it's important in the chaos to take some time to relax. >> this morning, we're going to do just that, with a special meditation monday experience. members of san francisco's second medication group are here to present their unique sound healing

. >> reporter: those memories include photos plus a grass hula skirt and a sailor dahl he sent home before to rest friday afrnoonn madara. his family wondered if he would ever have a final resting place his his parents didn't know for months their only son had been killed. >> it was an emotional roller coaster for them because they first got a telegram saying he was missing in action. then they got a telegram saying, no, we are wrong, he is on another ship. >> reporter: he was declared dead the following march, but his remains were never identified until august of this year. cremean's sister ruth was contacted by officials in 2001 for a dna sample to help identify remains in the graves of unknown in hawaii. but closure would come two years to le for enough to find him but she pass ted away september of 2016. so we know they're together in heaven and she knows where he is, but his remains were really important for us to find and give closure. >> closure finally. >> yes. >>> all right. we want to turn back to our forecast because the weekend is here. >> it is indeed. meteorologist sandhya pa

push my body to the limit training to be a hula dance warrior. whoo!learn the proper way to give and receive a hawaiian lei. looks great on you. my name is josh garcia. ever since i was a kid i've dreamt about travelling the world by ship, immersing myself in new cultures, and exploring nature's wonders.

nancy pelosi is in hawaii she's got to come back. less hula and more mula to fund the government."as the shutdown stretches into its second week--hundreds of thousands of federal workers are being forced to stay home or work without pay.in south carolina-- some prison workers are still doing their job while their paychecks are on hold.tangela graves, employee, federal corrections institution (williamsburg county, sc)// "it's ironic that the people that are making the decisions are still getting paid. but we have to not get paid and still do our job."and in california-- volunteers are doing their part.with much of the joshua tree national park staff on furlough, the local community is cleaning bathrooms and maintaining the park themselves.while still own rock climbing businesses.seth zaharias, cliffhanger guides// "i'm running to the park and cleaning toilets. not to mention we're about 400 dollars out on cash buying toilet paper."i'm rick damigella reporting. (justine) speaking out.. governor jerry brown tells us how he feels about the presidents visit see the camp fire desvestaion

you couldn't do hula it fwas ba. started in the 1970's and the language started to come back. official s now an language with english. can you imagine hawaiians being for speaking hawaiian 80 years y as 70 to ago? not being told by overthrow and happened to the queen in overthrown or as 898 when u.s. turned it into a territory. the marshall law during world prl harbor attack -- pearl harbor attack. native hawaiians are one of the growing groups. you will find a lot of them on mainland in southern california and las vegas. why? there are greater opportunities. to live here.e that is another factor that from advancing and raising their level of existence. are programs at the federal level designed it help minority groups. that is federal money comes from d.c. particularly hrough the help of our congressional delegation primary for education, health and other services. concerted effort. native hawaiians however do not native same status as laskans or native americans where there is a relationship with the u.s. government. hawaiians have tried for that. push for federal recognitio

less hula, more mula. >> nobody's going to win this kind of game. nobody wins in a shutdown. we all look silly. >> he told me some things i syria. he promised to destroy isis and understands the need to finish the job. >> there's intelligence that says there are more isis fighters around the world than a couple of years ago. >>> breaking news, the highest profile democrat yet officially wading into presidential waters. >> no matter where you live in america and no matter where your family came from in the world you deserve a path to opportunity. that's why today i'm launching an exploratory committee for president. >>> we're set to close out the worst december since the great depression. >>> 11 hours from now, a new year begins but a partial government shutdown continues. and just today, house democrats say they've decided on a plan to try and reopen the government once they take control of the chamber but that's not until thursday. still, there are roughly 800,000 federal workers. they're not receiving a paycheck this week and they haven't seen a paycheck since the shutdown

how does the president come to a resolution when nancy pelosi is working on her hula as opposed to actuallyegotiating something that's reasonable? where does this go? >> i'm right here in tulare tulare county, and it doesn't get better than this, right here in the agriculture museum. if i was in hawaii right now, i would be getting killed if kevin mccarthy, the new republican leader, was in hawaii right now. he would be getting crushed. you have the president and washington, d.c., each waiting to cut a deal and they are on vacation. they never wanted to shut down and the second that donald trump said i will own the shutdown, or i'll shut it down, they said, i'll get out of town and go to hawaii. you watch on january 3rd when there's a new congress, they will try to pass something and this will just continue. in the meantime, problems are not being solved. the good news is about all this, now they will have a responsibility to put legislation on the floor that will fix these problems that they have been unwilling to vote with republicans or support the president's agenda to fix. >> jason: co

nancy pelosi needs to come back from hawaii, less hula, more moolah for the dhs, customs and border patroled to come to the table and do their job. a fully functioning democracy demands that the congress and the executive branch work together. jon: i've heard a number of democrats now, judy, refer to the wall, the president's desire for a wall as a fifth century solution to a 21st century problem, but i don't hear concrete proposals from any of them as to what they would do instead except for, you know, some vague promises of more electronic monitoring and perhaps more customs and border patrol personnel. >> well, you're right. their position is that it's not up to them to propose an alternative. they're the ones who are saying the president's idea of a wall is inefficient and ineffective and medieval, to use that term, and that they want something more up-to-date and modern -- jon: but the president did promise -- >> they're saying it's up to the democrats -- jon: the president did promise it time and time again during the campaign. i mean, this was one of his signature issues, and it got

. >> democrats have to come back, nancy pollute mack pelosi has to come back from hawaii, less hula more moolah, they need to do their job, a full democracy demands that both parties come together in the congress and the executive branch work together. >> democrats slamming the not ty in the senate who does not want secure borders, it is how the money is going to be spent and if the president wants to keep the campaign promise that he made which is have mexico pay for the wall and say that the rules have changed, we are still going to have the wall, but we will have the taxpayer use it and use them like a atm machine. that is not the right direction. >> molly: some movement on this, kristin fisher has more of washington warehouse democrats are set to file their plan to reopen the government when they take over on thursday. >> yes, house democrats have just announced their plan to reopen the government, they are going to vote on a bell as soon as they gain control of the house on thursday. and here is a look at what that bill will likely look like. one year of funding for six of the seven

the loop me want a plane a hula hoop.y: are we done? i want more. >> i say ainsley won she got two. ainsley: i won one. you won one, too. steve: i got two. brian: tom, would you bring a score keeper next time instead of i say ainsley won? steve: next time come with a 39 and a half foot pole. watch tom over at fox nation and. brian: and listen to his radio show. ainsley: will you come back? this is fun. steve: try to make it more complicated. brian: he already has a full screen. some want justice clarence thomas named removed from a building why do they get to get rid of it? >> much research on. this is he historical figure. though so is hitler. brian: cabot phillips the man behind that video is here next. steve: exactly two weeks to go until christmas. need a special gift for the lady in your life? we have the gifts. she wants brand new luggage, she needs a bag. ainsley: ship her off now. steve: that's what it sounds like. we'll be right back. ♪ all i want just for me ♪ underneath my christmas tree ♪ ♪ voice-command navig

less hula, more moola for funding border security. >> we can expect to see -- the shutdown could last> heather: thank you so much, kristin. happy new year. >> eric: how about that? outgoing white house chief of staff john kelly giving an exit interview to the "l. a. times" saying he stayed in his post for 18 months despite having policy differences, personality clashes, and controversy with the commander-in-chief. he said he stayed out of a sense of duty. the retired marine corps general saying military people don't walk away. contributing editor at the "washington free beacon" join us now. a blunt interview. kelly says he should be judged by what the president did not do while he served as chief of staff. it has to rub the president is wrong way. >> i found it striking. kind of interesting. i don't really understand what john kelly is trying to achieve beyond trying to position himself away from the president trying to seek some distance. but for what reason? perhaps his own social or his own interests? i found it very striking, odd and something you wouldn't see in other administrat