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and it's the imp imp indicatio we do here. >> you don't think that for a second. >> they love bill ayers. >> they didn't love bill ayers a lot of them. the entire left is not endorsing this guy. the entire left, that was the support that was reached. and the fact is that you take these vinnetteslike this, and these horrible sounds they shouldn't have said and all of a sudden that represents the left. >> let me ask you, do you want the producers to make stuff up? because where are the professors who are denouncing this kind of behavior, we are reporting in fact what happened which was a crime committed by this professor, trying to be mr. pc popular. yes, will probably be celebrated in his classrooms and at the university. just like he said he wants the muslims to stand up and say something when they see something that's wrong. >> when a police officer does something wrong, it represents a deeply rooted problem in the police force, but when a guy -- >> who said that? >> no, you have said that, you have often talked about there's a problem with the police. >> u you talked about your past wi

is happening, i guess that it is obvious that people are scrambling right now to find out what the imp itus behind the extension was and if we can't find a resolution we can have another vote. if we are going to do that, one suggestion would be that we have a budget finance committee meeting on january 7th, and right after our first board meeting in january, but before those of us are being sworn in and also, potentially have a new supervisor, and that will give a few weeks to allow this to unfold, if you will. and we can deal with it at that time. one suggestion, mr. rose. >> the only comment that i wanted to make, supervisors and i am not just saying this, and really i mean it, that the question has been raised. and i want to point out that the original leases were awarded. and so that there and they went through the process. and there is a remaining term as i understand it, of approximately 3 years. which is different than the proposed ten years, i just want to point that out to you as a matter of fact >> that will be my preference to allow this to sort it out. >> supervisor campos.

well, i just want to say to these web imps. you got me by giving me your money. you totally hacked our system with your credit card, but i am on to your game, and i bet you couldn't do it to me again, although you've got to imagine how funny it would be to do it at the $100 level. of course, folks, people are always asking me how much money have you raised. well, i am happy to announce that i don't have to tell you. [laughter] for a long time at least, but trust me, it will be well spent. [cheering and applause] now... now, one place, one place a lot of the other pacs are spending money is on the wisconsin state senator recall election that was triggered over governor scott walker's anti-union campaign. estimates of total spending in wisconsin have reached $25 million. holy schlitz. and some of that cash comes from my pac pals at americans for prosperity, funded by billionaire industrialist charles and david koch. they're like the olsen twins of factory run-offs. americans for prosperity has even sent out these actual helpful absentee ballot applications to democ

to the -- imped mmt or the new diseases? >> i think science has debunked some of the concerns. there's always going to be a population that doesn't want to be vaccinated, and every vaccine is going to have unintended consequences based upon the makeup of an individual that's to be expected. ly say this as it relates to the early testing for ebola vaccine. couldn't be more positive. but we've got a lot of hurdles to overcome over the next several months to be to a point probably mid-2015 or maybe slightly sooner that you could mass produce and begin to inoculate. >> are you worried, and how much on a policy level are lawmakers talking about we've had -- you have to save someone's life with whatever, or attempt to with whatever tool you have. so, you know, they've done blood transfusions, this drug, the zmapp, only a few doses of, the other one the doctor in nebraska got, and we don't have, because its been an emergency, let's throw something at them, see if we can save them, the science murky. we don't really know anything ab

. >> and with so much at stake for scotland, i think it's imp impossible to stand on the sidelines. >> the scottish national party has been gaining support since the referendum. we have ron madison with the latest in business news. ron? >>> well, gene, certainly investors with a lot of data to digest today, and they're growing concerns about global growth due to weak data from asia's big economies. japanese government officials have revised gdp growth downward in the third quarter of 2014. the economy contracted by 1.9%, in annual terms, from july to september. now that's well above a preliminary reading of 1.6%. trade data from china was also well below expectations. release of the data is casting a bit of a shadow over investor sentiment as we can see here. all the major benchmarks in europe are down with london leading the pack lower, losing about 0.75%. taking a look at the asia pacific region. tokyo's nikkei hit the highest closing level since july 2007. that was due to upbeat u.s. jobs figures. china's shanghai composite index gained 2.8%, hitting a new 3.5 year high. south kore

the imp sigs of sharia law will be to our democracy. this is history repeating itself. but remember, it is to our detriment this time. six million jews were killed in the holocaust while the world looked the other way. martin knee moller, a pastor in a nazi concentration camp put it best. first they came for a socialist and i did not speak out because i was not a socialist. and then they came for the juice and i did not speak out because i was not a you. and then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me. let's hope that we speak out soon so others will speak out for us. and that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter at judge jeanine #justiceopen. christian persecution seems to be at its worst in iraq. my next guest, the vicar of baghdad is fighting to protect religious minorities in the face of overwhelming violence despite the many threats to his other life. reverend of st. george's and go church joins me now. >> pleased to meet you, judge. >> thank you very much. this is a very difficult time in history. you were originally

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. >> for any of the forms that the mayor wants to imp lemt, it has to go through the ranking fielg. now, i don't know what the ranking nile is vis-a-vis the leadership. i think we should separate that. and they're talking about empathy between their neighbors. so i wouldn't want to cast a large net to say this is terrifying. >> that's exactly my point. one of the matters is all of the policing in this room. and when you see it in st. louis talking about thugs. then the question is, okay, these are the institutional players that are the actual stake holders in how people are going to be police pd and how we're going to train those police. >> i think we could have a whole discussion about strategy to vote oet those e lekked leaders. i think that's the way to go. that has to be -- there has to be a different strategy versus the putting the pressure on the police commissioner. not just in new york, but in cities across the country. >> and david made this point, right? there's a bunch of differences. i was acutely aware of this in ferguson. i was talking to voters in missouri. the way th

talk to us about the differences in california and the imp implications for the rest of the country. they had no help here because neither of the states were up for election. a better comparison can be made in house of representatives nationwide. republicans added 13 seats to their majority. get this, that gives them the largest margin since 1928. they are living it up. look at the data here and it's pretty impressive in terms of where the republicans are today versus where they were just a month ago. here another story. democrats increase their numbers from 38 members of congress to 39. in fact, california was the only, yes the only state in the nation where congressional democratics improved their lot. >> let's talk about how we account for that. how the democratic candidates were really able to maintain their strongholds. >> a couple of factors here. first, democrats in california had a huge registration over republicans. can't overlook this. it's 44% to 28%. second, republicans here just didn't have enough funding. some key congressional races that were decided by a handful of vo

. >> rains will not be enough to stop east bay mud from imp 14 percent sure charm adding $4 a month toxt month and will pay for pumping and emergency water supply from the river. customers are asked to cut their water use by 15 percent which is 5 percent more than previously been requested. >> you can track the storm where you live by down loading the weatherup on apple app and google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/app. >> join us half an hour early tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. to get if you coverage in up-to-the-minute weather and traffic conditions with the morning team. that is start at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. we will be right here. >>> the c.h.p. is investigating a crash that last one person dead and sent two to the hospital. it happened in hayward on the southbound interstate 880 connection to highway 92. the c.h.p. says the car crashed into an abandoned car parked on the right shoulder at 10:30. one person died at the cent and another was taken to the hospital with major injuries and a third suffered minor injuries. several lanes were blocked on 880 and 92 making it tough to

and require undocumented imp and require undocumented imp imigrants to pass a criminal background check and pay for their fair share of taxes in order to register for temporary protection from deportation. now these actions will keep millions of families with united states citizen children from being torn apart. families led by hard working mothers and fathers. and finally, these actions are not only appropriate, but they are lawful. there's a great deal of information available, publicly to support the president. on november 20, 11 prominent legal scholars wrote a letter explaining the president's action at, quote, explaining that the president's actions are within the power of the executive branch and that they represent a lawful exercise of the president's authority. i ask unanimous consent to include that in the record. >> without objection, it will be made a part of the record. >> thank you. >> the letter was signed by a former head of the department of justice office of legal counsel and a person who worked in the solicitor general's office. it was signed by liberal professors lik

. >> police unions have criticized de blasio as being too imp sympathetic to police critics. >>> crews in california are getting ready for the tournament of roses parade. there will be float and car decorating events associated with the tournament of roses. the parade in pasadena has been around for more than a century. >>> it took him more than seven months, but a rhode island man has completed a cross country bike ride to benefit the make a wish foundation. steve lass can i started in washington state and traveled yearly 8,000 miles through 48 states. can you imagine? steve has raised nearly $22,000 so far. >> if you understand what it's all about, helping children that really need it there's no greater cause. >> a lot of great people out there. his ride may be over but steve says he will continue raising money until he reaches his goal of $25,000. he's almost there. >>> coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00 portia de rossi stops by to visit her wife on the "ellen" show. they address rumors they're having a baby. >>> and then this afternoon a lot of people like to have a night ca

and require undocumented imp grants to pass a criminal background check and pay for their fair share of taxes in order to register for temporary protection from deportation. now these actions will keep millions of families with united states citizen children from being torn apart. families led by hard working mothers and fathers. and finally, these actions are not only appropriate, but they are lawful. there's a great deal of information available, publicly to support the president. on november 20, 11 prominent legal scholars wrote a letter explaining the president's action at, quote, explaining that the president's actions are within the power of the executive branch and that they represent a lawful exercise of the president's authority. i ask unanimous consent to include that in the record. >> without objection, it will be made a part of the record. >> thank you. >> the letter was signed by a former head of the department of justice office of legal counsel and a person who worked in the solicitor general's office. it was signed by liberal professors like lawrence tribe and conserva

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