thirty two why native with three from a pro search event in puerto rico on sunday citing an illness irene's body was then find out a dallas hotel on cheese that morning the cause of death is on their own this year though sources report the surfer had been suffering from the topical virus the fever leaves behind a wife who is seven months pregnant with their first child and quite fresh will sporting legacy the world championships three years in a row from two thousand and two on the scene is the only real alternative to at least later the top of the surfing tree in recent times a competition free day has been called in honor of the florence. the surface to a lost. we all lost one of our fellow tribesmen and one of our family that we've been traveling with for many many years with lost a world champion we lost a friend. and it was extremely difficult said for all of us. we decided to. call life competition die off. ok let's move on to russian football words in h.r. looking set to deprive double champions for being all of their title however both were comfortable winners this past weekend whic

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so irene native dad, should citizenship laws be the same for unmarried fathers and unmarried mothers. >> of course. the times have changed but the courts haven't. i think fathers have just as much weight in terms of parenthood as mothers if they are married or not. >> yes, the right of a u.s. citizen to a apply for stenship kborn overseas should be equal under the law for both genders. >> absotely it is kind of a no-brainer. it is just another artifact of old gender biased laws that needs to be rectified. >> absolutely, our laws should be applied evenly to all people regardless of gender. and this is just another example of an archaic federal code that really needs to be streamlined. >> so which way should it-- by the way, i made one mistake in the voice-over that i want to correct here. the father was american, was an american. i'm not sure if he was or is an american naturalized or native-born but the father in this case had american citizenship but he was 16 and overseas when the child was born, that is the issue here. but still, the quirk in the law exists actually because the era

happy birthday, irene. >> jingle bells? a lot of things happen around here. because my shout out goes to everyone in birmingham at the christmas festival. they are singing jingle bells. four football fields worth of everything christmas. 3,000 vendors from five countries and more than a million people have made the trek. a big thanks to everyone in birmingham watching "the early show" on cbs 42. thank you for the beautiful rendition of the holiday classic. over to you. >> breaking news, prince william and kate middleton are one step closer to the altar. we learned that the prince's girlfriend received the next best thing to a ring. she is invited to share the holidays with the queen. >> christmas for the british royals is a family affair. so kate middleton getting an invitation to join them as palace watchers a buzz. it's the clearest sign yet that a wed suggest ohm months away. >> i think the engagement is not a question of if, it's a question of when. >> the last truly gala wedding was 30 years ago when william's father prince charles married his mother, la

irenes church went to grease to meet with officials. with nuns and one of them found $260,000 in cash and 100 gold coins. there are now two investigations to find out where it came from. one by the police and the other by the church. >>> ready to upgrade your tv but you don't know which high def choice is best for you. we'll help you out. here are things to consider. for lcd's you'll get the best quality with a 1080 p and 120 hertz refresh rate. and that will still give you decent quality. and how do you choose between an lcd and a plasma? that age-old question. >> so you have a very bright room, you have a house with a lot of windows and can't control the brightness, lcd may be a better choice. conversely, the thing that we like about plasma is they have unlimited viewing angles. >> in this world you're either a plasma person or an lcd person. >> you have to make a choice because i have no idea. >> consumer reports say the plaza screens are better for viewing fast motion and the new 3-d content. i foe it's confusing if you're not down

>> gotta get some -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> you don't agree with irene, huh?ay. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm in new york, phoenix, i'm back here, and i go to san diego. >> morning in america? hey, yeah. ♪ >> sure. can, can you do me a favor? can you call us monday or tuesday? we've got guests the rest of the show, and we're jam packed. >> what's he looking for? >> sure real quick, real quick. ♪ >> we'll do nick -- >> okay. wow. i got it for ya. thanks. i just got a note, nick was stuck in traffic, he'll be there, but he might be a minute late. >> okay. >> morning in this america? is -- morning in america? hey, dave. can you give us a shout monday or tuesday, buddy? we're just jam packed going out of the end of the show. yeah. give us a shout monday, buddy. sure. okay. great point. great point, man. thanks, bud. >> you're absolutely sure? ♪ >> tell him we've got to do it quick. whatever we do, we've got to do it quick. >> hey. hey, we're coming back from break here. we've got a ton of calls. bill can get to you, you've just got to keep it quick, okay? this

he wasn't about me, myself and irene. it's about, what can i do to help others? and that's what chi chi wanted to do. he proved that the humble beginnings do not define a person. he assumed that with hard work and determination you can be successful but you can be caring and you can ge back because the lord gave him something and he wanted to return something back to others. by giving back to help our youth he taught us, please join me in honoring and saluting chi chi rodriguez. i urge all members to support the passage of 1430, and i yield -- >> will the gentleman yield? mr. baca: sure. >> i appreciate it. my understanding is that the congressional hispanic caucus institute, that you're actually a board member of the congressional hispanic institute, is that correct? mr. baca: yes. mr. chaffetz: my understanding is that 13 of the 28 sponsors of this bill are on the board of this, is that correct? mr. baca: yes. and there's -- would you like to join -- we'd have you join and be part of the sponsor as well because we also have from your side a member of our board

credits her longevity to eating whatever she wants when she wants and lots of chocolate. 100-year-old irenencing with the stars." and from atlanta, georgia, aaron kline escaped in nazis in the 30s. opened up a general store and still runs it. that's incredible. that's what america is all about. janet garfield, sherman oaks, california. 100, plays bridge but refuses to challenge amateurs. she doesn't want to make them feel insecure. me neither. arthur huggins of nanuet, new york. one of the first african-american building inspectors in new york city. how about that? that was a while back. idessa martin of englewood, new jersey. loves gardening and is a fact keeper up with current events. that's all from your nation's capital. >> thank you very much, willard. >>> still ahead the add-on fees worth paying for on the next flight. are they? we'll tell you but first, this is "today" on nbc. [ dog barking ] mom! breakfast? in this house? in the morning i can use all the help i can get. that's why i love nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast and even whole-wheat waf

we are joined today by president irene yee rile, kathleen dooley, luke o'brien. some are absent. if any member of the public would like to speak and suggest items for consideration, they may. president yee riley: seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners, to make recommendations to the board of supervisors for frontage controls. this is an ordinance amending various parts of the san francisco planning code, detailed in the agenda. commissioners come in your package is the legislative digest along with the ordinance. today, we have a presenter. >> thank you. good evening, commissionaires. i am tom, the executive director, and we have been working with supervisor mirkarimi to put this ordinance together, and we had support from your earlier this year that looks at street frontage and districts that allowed mcs to use, so that was commercial districts in the city, the residential-commercial districts in the city, and so on, so on that ordinance, we said we would like to wherever possible foster this idea of a walkable, continuous street frontage, that create pedestrian