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please welcome jeremy piven!ld ♪ ♪ you see the difference and it's getting better all the time ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. there he is. you're a good man. >> yes. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back. >> we were dangerously close to the white man dance, weren't we? >> jimmy: i was a little bit. we were really close, but i did not do it -- or, did i? i have to watch this tape back. but, i was almost doing that. >> yeah, you were dangerously close. >> jimmy: last time you were on the show you played drums with quest. >> yes. >> jimmy: and then, i follow you on twitter. and i saw this picture of you. you're eating drum sticks. >> right. >> jimmy: uh, but, no. what is this? you were at the house of blues jamming out? >> you know, i have a -- a bunch of buddies of mine are all really good musicians. and i like to just kind of, you know, kick it around on the drums a bit. >> jimmy: you're great at drums. >> thank you. and, so we have a little band appropriately named the bad decisions, and i'll tell you wh

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jeremy affeldt has even gotten into the act. one of the thousands to embrace the phenomenon. >> the giants pitcher jeremy affeldt join me. merry christmas to you. as we begin this conversation, faith is a very big part of your life. how does it affect you when you're on the field? >> i've had that question a couple times asked of me. my biggest, the only way i can put it, it is my form of worship. for me as a man of faith, i believe that god gave me a talent to exercise on the field. i love singing songs about god, i like sippinging songs to god. i don't have a very good voice at all. i don't have that ability to sing the way some people sing. i think we were all given a talent and the ability to do something really well. for me as a pitcher, this is my platform to worship on. i take the mound and i worship and i give it everything i've got. i go out there and believe that god has given me a talent to succeed. he's given me a talent to execute my pitches. and sometime i do. sometimes i don't. overall, i give it everything i've g

and giants' pitcher jeremy affeldt pitches in for a great cause. stay tuned. a great sportscast, and it's next. it's about building cars in america. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. not one. doing things the right way. quality. [ jimmeka ] building cars that americans want. [ jamaul ] right here in america. hyundai is an all-american success story. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. team till is coming off a terrific win against the montreal canadiens thursday, but there's no time to celebrate what has happened in the past. san jose is focused on their next opponent, the first place florida panthers are in town. can the sharks jump on them early? brody brazil has a preview of the showdown at the tank tonight. >> reporter: well, in their last

with jeremy clarkson. the star of the hit bbc show "top gear." clarkson's good buddies with rebekah brooks, the woman in charge of rupert murdoch's news international and arrested this summer in connection with the company's phone hacking scandal. today clarkson kicked it into low gear when he launched a verbal tirade at the 2 million public sector workers who were currently striking in the united kingdom. >> i'd have them all shot. i would take them outside and execute them in front of their families. i mean, how dare they go on strike when they have pensioned that are going to be guaranteed while the rest of us have to work for a living. >> really? jeremy clarkson thinks working for a living means riding around in expensive cars and crashing them when he's done? he should try cleaning the streets, educating the children or caring for somebody who's sick. that's what real work is. but his talk about guilt-edged pensions sounds pretty familiar. the reason the brits are out in the streets is no different from why people are in the streets in this

men like jeremy blanchard. >> i have never been a drug abuser or a drunk. i knew what i done when i done it. i knew the heinous nature of what i done. i can still to this day remember nearly every blood spot that was in that house. i can remember the wallpaper, the way the bodies were laid. i can remember nearly everything that happened that night. >> blanchard has served a little more than one year of a 195-year sentence. but his facial tattoos will forever commemorate both his crime, the triple murder and the moniker the media gave him, the kokomo slayer. >> that's who i am and what i'm about. yes. >> blanchard tracked down his former girlfriend, her mother, and her mother's boyfriend when they traveled to kokomo, indiana to attend a funeral. blanchard broke into their home, hid inside and stabbed all three to death with a butcher's knife. >> a friend of jessica's told me that she had an abortion and that's what probed my anger and my hatred. i mean that's my child that was killed. i'm not even a political person. i've never thought about abortions this t

right this story also got a lot of attention we met a young man by the name of jeremy m r it's he was a high school student videotaping a police officer who appeared to be roughing up another student now what was unusual was that the only thing that jeremy it seemed to be doing was videotaping the police officer yet hours later he was arrested and later charged with an unusual charge that many people here hadn't heard of of attempted lynching. now he was held for several months in jail because his parents couldn't afford to get him out but it kind of speaks to a lot of these catch all the laws that different states are using in order to prosecute people who are videotaping police officers now it took a google engineer to help jeremy get out of jail so that he could spend time with his family eventually the prosecutors did have to drop the case because of all the media attention and just what appears to be a ridiculous charge right artie's among the lenders certainly a lot of good stories there is talk about a whole lot more i'm sure we'll see you do coming up in the new year thanks so

like jeremy, who appreciated extra hands from his two young sons. >> there i didn't learn about that until i drove up this morning. >> he's been without phone service for days since a tree fell on this box. his sons, like the rest of the students were off today because of a lack of power. and the lights remained out this afternoon. >> according to latest numbers here there are still 16,000 and 500 customers who remain without power, there are also lots of at and t customers and the same for comcast cable phone and internet service as well. >> that is a tough situation, from wind to warmth. winds are gone and there are record highs around the bay area. >> there is about a half dozen records today. we're at december 2 here, take a look at temperatures. 77 degrees in santa rosa. 73 in san francisco. there is moffett field 75 degrees today. winds are dialing down but will be heading back up again later on tonight. i'll be back with a wind advisory for the hills that goes up tonight and to let you know if temperatures continue into the weekend. >> thank you. >> and the man accused of runn

i think we will on rue that decision. >> host: jeremi suri, is there haralson the world that the u.s. is nationbuilding? >> guest: we are in libya and we should acknowledge that. we are part of a multinational operation that i'm seated a long serving dictator, moammar gadhafi for more than four decades. we've been working very closely along with our allies with the transitional council, basically made up of various rebel forces. so we are part of this process. to say were involved in nationbuilding doesn't mean we have military occupation. what are we to adjust ourselves, but if nationbuilding failed some libya, our military operation will have been a failure as well because if he knew gadhafi arises, we wasted our time and wasted process. if we contribute to a more participatory and peaceful society, that will be our benefit as well as in a fit of the people in the region. had we not nationbuilding. >> decides their unwillingness to build to the other staff to ask ari willing population and international allies. when has the three of those besides germany and japan -- what are the th

the dpw nor jeremy paul addressed the fact that the truck would be part of the wrong way. he also said that chipotle is opening another restaurant. they are owned by mcdonald's. deep pockets. these are not mom and pop restaurant. there are owned by mcdonald's and can afford the competition. he also mentioned that there are food trucks at city hall. city hall is not the financial district. when you open a restaurant, whether it is a restaurant or a office, you need to get a certificate of occupancy with all of the permits sign off before you can even open your doors for business. this includes ada, health, her everything that it takes to open a restaurant. you need a certificate of occupancy. why is this ordinance allowing permits to be issued without all of the proper permits? why are the -- what are they allowing these conditional permits with these sign-offs to follow? thank you. >> ok. appeal 11-105. no? 106? >> i will begin with trying to address some of the comments that were made. it should be made aware that i did challenge the environmental review issues that were

that if they had interceded at the right time, we join in anne's and jeremy's conclusions that phoebeay not have done what she did on january 14th. >> the school's deal with bullying properly. when i listen to gus sayer, i can see anne reacting pretty angrily to what he was saying even so long after the event. there's a kind of denial there ath sulha kind of denial there resonance that there were going to be very stiff consequences if this action continued in the future. >> we're still seeing bullying cases. we're still seeing tragic stories of young people losing their lives. it's clearly not just going to stop overnight. but do you feel that what happened with this case is making a real impact now on bullying in schools in america? >> i think in some ways, yes. i think it -- it certainly began a national and international dialogue. and in that regard, it's been very helpful and very important. i wonder what the long-term effects will be. whether we can sustain that level of discussion. and make the necessary changes so that we change the culture. >> i mean, there is now phoebe's law

. >>> jeremy guthrie stopped by an elementary school in clarksville.the teacher contacted guthrie because jeremy posted a twitter question saying all i want for christmas is -- he asked guthrie to meet a third grade class and he paid a visit. >>> meanwhile, baltimore raven ray lewis talked to young fans in a walmart in for the covington. he's been on the sidelines the last r exfew games but wouldn't miss helping out especially during the christmas season. >> sometimes you find yourself going through so much yourself and you want to complain yourself but when you walk in here you can't complain. you know there's so many people here that is unfortunate. >> ray lewis hosts the annual event with his mom. >>> believe it or not we're in the middle of flu season. up next, the things you need to know to keep you and your family safe for the winter. also, winter weather is creating dangerous driving conditions. we'll take you cross-country to show you where. >> it's not here, snow lovers, there's some hope in the extended forecast for something, as small as it

jeremy carl you are at the hoover institute and part of secretary schultz's task force before.e both heard him say earlier this year there's a lot of yakety-yak and i want to ask you is that holding us back for these moves of clean energy. that it becomes a political litmus test in some circles to deny climate change and say it's hooey. >> i would say that's a partisan question. obviously, climate change has become very politicized and become a political football. we can argue about what the origins of that are. maybe al gore being the initial spokesman is not the political move of the stance who publicly identified with it but certainly, again, regardless of the views of the climate change, i believe are personal largely what the consensus scientists say but there's a lot of people who don't. .. something will be going on. it will be pretty substantial in that kind of, you know, i think ultimately that would be classified one of the projections will be falsified from either the dhaka your projection of the optimistic projection. >> the laws of physics and chemistry will turn t

we have jeremy williams down here to talk to us about the great presentation.nd bank of america coming through today, what have you got for us? >> absolutely today we have a donation from the bank of america charitable foundation to the contra costa and solano county food banks. >> great. what inspired you guys to do this? >> this is part of our national partnership with feeding america where we support the critical needs of all the communities across our footprint. >> that's fantastic. larry, every time he comes down here they do nothing but give you thousands of dollars. this must make you feel great. >> yes. united has been great in helping us fight hunger in the community so we appreciate what they are doing. >> jeremy this puts you in the christmas spirit. >> we're glad to do it. larry is a great partner. >> thank you very much for all coming down and, of course, if you would like to help out "food for bay area families," you can go on our website, cbssf.com, and click on "food for bay area families" and that will give you the latest information and then y

and then, like -- that's jeremy renner.ne of jeremy renner's legs. see, i wouldn't even do that scene. i'd be like, "can't i do mine from like -- >> well, i was pretty far back." >> jimmy: the lobby?" >> he actually really did shoot that at the 120th -- 24th floor of the burj khalifa in dubai. but when we started the scene i was pretty far back and because i was wearing such a tight dress i couldn't wear a harness but it was okay because i was far enough away from the window. but by like take six, i was so far out the window, i could see tom. and tom was like, "hey, paula, how you doin?" >> jimmy: he's cool like that, right? >> and i was like, "yeah." >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> it was amazing. it was amazing. >> jimmy: i want to show a clip of you kicking butt here. >> okay. >> jimmy: here's paula patton in "mission: impossible - ghost protocol." take a look at this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] well done. >> thank you. >> jimmy: paula patton. hey, i like to play games on this show. would you like to play a g

>> can the prime minister tell us if you were having usual christmas bash with rebekah brooks and jeremy carson? [shouting] and if so, if so, will they be talking about just how out of touch they are with british public opinion? >> i seem to remember the annual sleepover was with the former labour prime minister. [shouting] and you know, i will be having a quiet family christmas. >> mark pritchard. [inaudible] is it not the case that bailout after bailout of the eurozone would not save europe or in the eurozone, making europe more competitive, reducing its hygienic costs and cutting regulation and red tape from business? >> i think the honorable gentleman is entirely right. i can quite understand why leading members of the eurozone like for instance, the germans want to see tougher fiscal rules about budget deficits for eurozone members. but i think it's absolutely right to point out that the heart of the crisis is actually caused by current account deficits in some countries and large current account services and other state in less resolve the competitiveness problem at the heart of th

all right jeremy salt associate professor of middle eastern history and politics and i'm her attorney thanks for being with us. head of the arab league observer mission in syria has described the situation in the rest of city of homs as it reassuring so far the flashpoint city was the modest first stop to investigate the government's response to the anti-racism out arrest the rival was met by a massive demonstration tens of thousands demanding air national protection but there are doubts the mission can bring positive results. the final report will be a pretty much preordained conclusion that there will be findings that the assad government is not doing enough to to listen to the concerns of its citizens but personally i'm not sure what is more ridiculous about this story be the idea that the the autocratic focus of the arab league states are going to presume to pronounce on the democratic leanings of that the syrian government to work with the international community is supposed to take what they say with any sort of moral authority but clearly these are not people in a position to b