but joanne is an incredible public intellect wal and hub historian. she is a frequent commentator for media outlets. we are being recorded by c-span. everybody turn around and waive at the c-span audience. this will live on after tonight. most extraordinary is her course, appropriately given the number of yale person here, the american revolution course, which was taped in 2011 -- taped in 2010, and i think it was put on to the internet in 2011, which joanne was telling me earlier this evening, who in the world would want to watch a professor lecture? by our calculations it has been viewed actually more than a million times now by people online. the bootleg version of it is on yute, and that version has been viewed 250,000 times. you are in for a treat here. finally she is a weekly co-host of a wonderful podcast called pack story, which was founded by some of our former and current professors at u.v.a. it is a weekly podcast that sort of looks at the news -- and there has been a lot of news in the news lately, hasn't there -- that it is very important

but lots of pressient things about joanne's work as a scholar. her first book "affairs of honor" published in 2001, does this sound relevant today, arousing exploitation of the dis-topian political culture. she was gone on to edit hamilton's writing. i hope joanne with tell us about how close to being a life-long passion for alexander hamilton, she's add, was it the eighth grade. 14 years old she sent me a picture of her essay which she has preserved about the duel. this is something you share in common, phillip mead over in the corner, wrote, wonderful water color as a guy reading joseph paul martin when he was 14 years old. when you find people that have had a life-long passion you know you're in for a good ride as you you will be this evening. the other thing i appreciate about joanne as a public historian is that she does not limit herself to the words on the page. she's very experiencetial in the way she did research. you're going to laugh a little bit that she had to go to saint croix and nevus. she was a lead consultant when the national p

exciting toibly welcome joanne freeman. i have gotten to know her when we were both graduate students, if you can imagine us in our 20's. i don't know how i got in to yale, there were a lot of smart people. was already had and shoulders above everyone else, and was already talking about this founding father guy, alexander hamilton. the rest of us were come on, that is boring. >> [laughter] but there were lots of pressing things about her work as a scholar. her first work was published in 2001. does this sound relevant today? "a rousing discourse on the utopian republic." she has gone on to edit several works that are letters or writings of hamilton, one was named atlantic monthly's best book of 2001. i hope she tells us how close to a life-long interest she has had. she was in eighth grade when she wrote her first essay about him. 14 years old. she sent me a picture of her essay, which she has preserved. philip mead in the corner, is a guy who was reading joseph plumb martin when he was 14 years old and running around a rev

fox 29's joanne pileggi is live in our operations sent.oanne you've been talking with a doctor who knows this injury very well. >> that's right, lucy, acl is a knock down injury if you're an athlete arc professional fat ball player watch does it mean for carson wentz? unfortunat unfortunately, the news isn't good. eagles star quarterback carson wentz takes hit running into the end zone in the third quarter and the result isn't pretty. >> now that we know the significance of the injury and that it is an acl or acl stands for apartment tear your cruciate leg tear, that it's an injury that will keep him out of football for quite awhile. inside the middle of the knee where the acl. there's a pcl in the back of the near knee. the ligament carson wentz tour is outlined in red here the ligament that prevents the knee from going forward if the acl and that's the one that carson wentz tour. report roar the injury unfortunately quite common among athletes puts carson on the bench until it's reconstructio reconstructioned and healed. >> a lot of my p

joanne pileggi has how penndot preparing for the snow.e begin though with meteorologist scott williams and our first check of the forecast. scott? >> hi there, lucy. temperatures today did not make it out of the 20s. in fact it's been three days and counting now with temperatures not making it above freezing. 22 degrees the current air temperature. but factor in that northwest win at 12 miles per hour, this is what it feels like. 10 degrees under currently in philadelphia. temperatures overnight tonight. cold, single digits in the poconos. 14 degrees pottstown. about 19 in philadelphia. 13 degrees in millville. and then take a look at ultimate doppler. we've been talking about this clipper moving in for saturday. now the moisture off to the north and west around the great lakes but it is headed right in our direction. when will it arrive? by day break tomorrow morning 6:00, 7:00 a.m. that snow is overtaking the area. 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning temperatures teens and 20s we're look aght that light snow sticking instantly and accumulati

our joanne is live i claymont joanne? >> reporter: hey there dawn, good evening everyone, a saturday snowfall, couple of weeksefore christmas what could be better?you know, the weather all of us, some people get little grumpy in this type of weather but for the most part everybody seems a little happy, to get a little taste of winter. now, we made our way down here from center city,ooads were a little dicey i must say. we s one accident. but, now we'reere at themont fire company tree lot.it is all g lots of customers c out to support local lions club in their annual tree sale event. >> all dayg, sales have been really good, really >> what do y think? does the knoeething do witht? does it say let me go get my tree today? >> that spirit, actually like hey christmas time weather versus the 50, 06 degrees weather, we've been having, so good stuff good >> well, the snowfall getting people in the holiday spirit. coming up a 6:30, we will show you some kids and their parents who made the best of this saturday sl. see you in abou

fox 29's joanne pileggi live in millville with the latest. joanne? >> reporter: dawn, there has been quite a levee police presence here in downtown millville in south jersey tonight. this is where police say someone fired a number of shots and one of those shots hit a police cruiser. >> four or five gunshots. >> reporter: that's what a number of people in the area of north second street and 59 are talking about right now. >> as i, um, hear them, i dropped to the floor and hoped and prayed none did come into zone i was in. >> reporter: there are police cars everywhere in this neighborhood in millville here in cumberland county. police are also out on foot looking for the gunman who reportedly fired a number of shots in this neighborhood. you hear a lot of gunshots or just a couple? >> oh, no, no. sounded like about maybe five or six, at least about seven. >> reporter: police confirm at least one bullet struck a cruiser during the incident that happened tonight. initial reports indicated that the officer had been shot. millville has had its share of sh

back to you dawn. >> right sounds fun joanne stay warm or at least try to. the snowstorm impacting flight philadelphia international airport says there are concellations and delays but as always, check your flight status before you head to the airport f you are traveling or if you are pecting anyone particularly tonight or tomorrow morning. >>> we continue our team coverage now with fox 29's jennifer joyce she was down at the jersey shore and foundty of people out and about on this cold and snowy day. >> it was a cold gray snowy morning, on the ocean city boardwalk. >> i went taught get some air. but it is a lot of air. >> you got your air. it is cold air. >> it is, it is cold. >> despite one man jogging in shorts most runners and walkers were bundled for the wet, frigid forecast. >> i'm going to be ready for whatever comes my way. >> a prepared jeannie swab even wishing mother nature would produce more snow. >> i was hoping there would be enough snow to get my cross country skis out or that there would be little more surf because i love surf in the snow. >>

fox 29's joanne pileggi live in our operations center. joanne you've been talking to dr.ll about this injury. >> reporter: that's right, lucy the dreaded acl tear. and it is a knock down injury for any athlete especially professional football player on a championship team. the eagles confirmed it and everybody is wonder wagon is it well, it's not good. the drive to win and he's got it eagles star quarterback carson wentz takes a hit running into the end soap in the third quarter. >> if someone hits your knee coming from one direction and then someone hits another -- another player hits your knee coming from the other direction the knee of getting twisted and tearing one of those ligaments is pretty high. >> that is what happened to carson wentz. making headlines everywhere. sadly, bringing his dream season to an brunt end as the birds sale into the championship. >> at the end of the day still a tough one. >> now that we know the significance of the injury and that it is an acl or acl stands for anterior tear your cruciate ligament tear. it's an injury that will keep him o

." >> reporter: joann petty isn't exactly in the christmas spirit, and who can blame her. after harvey flooded beaumont, texas, joann and hundreds like her are still living in these conditions-- virtually homeless for the holidays. which is why the man in red made beaumont his first stop this year. >> i'm secret santa. >> hi, santa! >> you got hit hard, didn't you? >> yeah. >> reporter: joann says she lost everything, could b couldnn afford to buy her grandkids christmas presents, until now. >> that's a secret santa $100 bill. and here's another one. >> reporter: he gave her $300 total, not much in the scheme of things, but plenty to restore some hope. >> god is with you. >> reporter: and that's what this anonymous businessman does every year with his own money. >> for real? >> reporter: travels the country giving out about $100,000 worth the $100 to random >> reporter: but this year was a little different. this year he had a secondary motive, to call attention to the beaumont police department for their extraordinary sacrifice. >> well, we had two feet inside the house. >

(joanne weir, copita) "also the other one is the hot passion.mistletoe over your head and you're going to have some hot passion." clear and cold early mornings with seasonable temperatures expected through the weekend. there remains a very light rain for the northern portion of the region sunday into sunday night. otherwise, conditions through much of next week with temperatures near seasonal averages. ♪ >> we are waiting on three other units. we are going to do an attempt warrant service for a felony domestic violence. last night the units and myself were coming. we went out to a location

joanne, what about you? >> i would agree with this.have to think about the audience first, right? what is the information that people need to act on and that they care about every day? and while, you know, we in the press do have something of an obsession with washington, that the rest of the world and the rest of this country have many, many other incredibly important issues that have to do with their own lives, with employment, with health care. you know, "usa today" network today -- as i mentioned, "usa today" is the flagship. we also have 109 local news organizations. and these local news organizations, half our audience is red. half is blue. they have different political viewpoints, but they share a real interest in a lot of these issues that affect their lives, and they don't want to read a front page every day that is all trump all the time. they want to understand what they should be looking for. how are they going to pay for college for their kids, you know, what is the quality of the education? what is the quality of their he

(joanne weir, copita) "also the other one is the hot passion.stletoe over your head and you're going to have some hot passion." (vicki) the good news - 12 days of tamales is now extended right on thru new year's day... copita will be open and serving up hot tamales among other things. if you have a restaurant, bistro, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our new 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) in sorts... the gants finally make an off-season splash... adding a major piece as they try to bounce back next season...(steve)and former cal football coach sonny dykes is back and coaching in a bowl game... mark will tell you how his team did... and have a warriors game update... coming up (steve) it's heart- stopping body camera video. a florida police officer being dragged by a speeding car. and it went on for about half a mile. officer jon cusack was investigating a dru

doug and joanne. >> doug and joanne.eth: i hope you're watching, doug and joanne. [ applause ] and you still live in staten island. >> yeah i do. >> seth: and i would assume you are -- they must be very proud to have you still there. >> let me tell you something, brother, okay? i'm going to keep it 100. [ light laughter ] i am the mayor of the staten island mall. [ light laughter ] okay? and i am the governor of best buy of staten island. [ laughter ] all right? and i am the secretary of state of toys"r"us. [ laughter ] holler at your boy. >> seth: they must be so excited. >> yes. >> seth: now, you also outside of just being -- this man of staten island, because of the wu-tang, you obviously have so many people who approach you, people who have seen shows upon shows upon shows. how are you with approaching fans? >> well, you know what? it's a slippery slope, okay? for me, being from where i'm from, because i'm just one foot out the hood. i'm keeping it 100. i clean up really good. but when i take this off, when i go back

. >> reporter: joann petty isn't exactly in the christmas spirit. and who can blame her?stmas dishes. >> reporter: four months after harvey flooded beaumont, texas, joann and hundreds like her, are still living in these conditions-- virtually homeless for the holidays. which is why the man in red made beaumont his first stop this year. >> i'm secret santa. >> hi, santa! >> you got hit hard, didn't you? >> yeah. >> reporter: joann says she lost everything, couldn't even afford to buy her grandkids christmas presents, until now. >> that's a secret santa $100 bill. okay? and here's another one. >> reporter: he gave her 300 total-- not much in the scheme of things, but plenty to restore some mope. >> god is with you. >> reporter: and that's what this anonymous businessman does every year with his own money. >> for real? >> reporter: travels the country giving out about $100,000 worth of $100 bills to random strangers. >> thank you! >> reporter: but this year was a little different. this year he had a secondary motive-- to call attention to the beaumont police department for t

joanne pileggi live now as the king of prussia area prepares for snow and also the cold. joanne? >> reporter: well here we go, everyone. ready, set, snow! that sounds about right. continued cold, frigid temperatures and now snow on the way. we're here to tell you that road clues crews, penn got, philadelphia crews will have you covered to try to keep everyone as safe as possible over the next 24 to 48 hours. here's some video from skyfox earlier today above some road crews. preparing the settlement and blacktop with brian and anti icing materials. now, that is the idea as road crews are out in advance of this winter snow event. best case here the snow will be coming on a saturday and there should be fewer drivers on the roads. cold temperatures do present a challenge in terms much with us putting salt down. we will monitor -- we'll monitor that. the cold temperatures can make salt less effective. there by we may need to put more salt down. our crews will monitor that throughout the day tomorrow. and if that becomes necessary we'll put more salt down than our initial spread. >> pe

. >> his daughter joanne taylor never heard hear father tell the story.ht was so emotional. my father had been dead 19 years, i hadn't heard his voice in 19 years. i sat out there in, i sat there in the garage in the car. >> surrounded by by fire on the arizona. >> i just cried. and listened to him talk. joe george was the kind of sailor you read about in books. >> my father had a, i would say a wild streak in him. he got himself in trouble. a few times. >> amateur heavyweight boxer who fought in friday night smokers. he would take his winnings, go drinking and usually end up another fight which is what happened on the friday night before the pearl are bar attack. >> he was brought back by the mps to the ship ordered to stay on the ship. >> that's why he was there? >> that's why he was there that sunday morning. i always say that's where god meant him to be and put him there. >> good apparently didn't want joe george stew receive a medal for what he did that day. when his daughter wrote the navy, nothing happened. >> have you been surprised by how hard it

in king of prussia, i'm joanne pileggi fox 29 news. >>> warning tonight for anyone pipet in their lifeeep them alive don't leave them outside in the elements in this big chill. in fact it's the law in pennsylvania. the new law of the land. our dave kinchen joins us live from fairmount park. dave, you were hanging out tonight with a pennsylvania spca officer charged with up holding that new law and saving pets from the frigid cold. >> reporter: that's right. he has a very very big job and he does it with pride. and what we found tonight is that pet owners, well, they're taking notice of this new law, too. >> we do our best to keep her bundled up just like i am. it's really cold out here. trying make her do her business and get back inside. >> reporter: casey is taking extra care of his dog stella since temperatures are below freezing to night and he hates thinking about pets that get left behind in these conditions. >> it's a tragedy hearing stuff like that. you just want to make sure, you know, your dogs are kept warm like your familiarly. >> hundreds of calls come in. not just calls b

joann joanne? >> reporter: the park is closed now, they closed it gated it at 6:00. this is where it happened. police think the victim was selling sneakers, met someone to sell sneakers and it didn't go as planned. this is a look at the scene, not long after the shooting at 10:15 this morning. here in south philly. police say a 36-year-old man reportedly met someone to sell a pair of sneakers, something obviously didn't go right and the victim was shot three times. once in the chest, once in the left temple and once in the wrist. this is believed to be the victim's car, which has front end damage. now, police say the shooter and possibly an accomplice took off, cops are calling this a robbery right now. >> i wouldn't -- this is not the best -- there's not a police presence down here, i would never recommend nobody come down here sell anything. >> the victim is in critical condition at hahnemann university hospital. police are investigating. they're asking anyone with information about this to contact them. live at fdr park, joanne pileggi. back to you in the studio.

>> yeah. >> reporter: joanne said she lost everything.to buy her grandkids christmas presents. until. now. >> that's a secret santa $100 bill. and here is another one. >> reporter: he gave her $300 total. not much in the scheme of things, but plenty to restore some hope. >> god is with you. >> reporter: and that's what this anonymous businessman does every year, with his own money. >> for real? >> reporter: travels the country, giving out about $100,000 worth of $100 bills to random bills. >> thank you! >> reporter: but this year was a little different. this year he had a secondary motive, to call attention to the beaumont police department for their extraordinary sacrifice. >> well we had two feet inside the house. >> reporter: half the officers in the department had their homes damaged too. and yet like sergeant rick boaz here -- >> this is the hot point on the water line. >> reporter: virtually all of them showed up for work the next day. but you literally did not have the shirt on your back. >> no, sir. >> reporter: did you feel it be

eastern yale university historian joann freeman and "alexander hamilton". >> when washington became president he made -- and in the post he structured a national financial system and push to strengthen and empower the national government. watching a fierce political battle against those who wanted a far less powerful government. >> sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern unreal america. the training film on welcome affection about inappropriate behavior in the workplace. >> i make a lot of decisions, i do evaluation reports, sign passes and leaves and if you want to get a loan will be beneficial to to be a little nicer to me. >> and on eight on andrew jackson's efforts to challenge and cripple the bank of the united states during the 1830s. >> the president before said anything like this. of the president's had warned americans about entangling foreign alliances or against sectionalism and partisanship at home, jackson warned them against control their own government by the rich and powerful. >> american history tv, only on c-span three. this weekend, the city's tour takes you to saratoga springs, locate

our joanne pileggi has been hanging out with the crews making sure those streets are safe tomorrow. >reporter: ready, set, snow! that's right. old map winter teaming up with mother nature and we're going to have a cold white saturday. not a snow naked in sight, yet. but gillan is on it. he'll be working through the night as part of the advanc advd when it comes to snow prep. >> if they're calling for more snow we get the plows on the trucks and different stuff like that. for little snow like they're calling for today, tomorrow, whatever, um, we usually just get the saul trucks ready. >> reporter: from the private companies to penndot it's all hands on deck. when the forecast calls for sn snow. >> the command center is up and running to make sure road crews know what they need to do and where they have to go. and assessing each individual snowstorm that happens. >> we activated our anti icing program on thursday and in advance of what's coming because obviously, um, whatever falls from the sky given the cold temperatures we expect to stick to the roadway right away. >> reporter: that's

let me introduce you to tom harper and joann nino from meals on wheels. you serve a lot of people in this area. >> a ton of them. and lehigh county, over 2,000 people a year. making over 500,000 meals a year. half a million. >> half a million meals a year. >> yes. >> tom, lots of different people -- there are different people with different needs. meals on wheels is there is there to support -- is there to support them. >> yes, people below the poverty line. we help the people get the meals they deserve. we have a meal subsidy program so anybody who needs a meal and can't afford it, we'll take care of. the subsidy program that the wawa foundation greatly supported us in this year will help us a long way. >> what does it mean to have the support of wawa which has just happened in the last year for you -- >> first time. >> -- to help the effort for north hampton counties and it lehigh county, too? >> it's fantastic. having corporate supporters like wawa, for the first time, it will make so much difference. for every $1.21 we raise, we can fund meals. the $5

joanne? >> reporter: good evening, lucy. the guns and state police uniforms are still missing. out there somewhere. state police have recovered that up marked trooper's suv. that's why there is a warning tonight for all new jersey residents to be on the look out for someone who could be posing as a new jersey state trooper. >> my first thought was wow. it is. it's scary. >> reporter: new jersey residents feeling unnerved after reports that someone stole a state trooper's unmark suv and it contained two weapons and at least two new jersey state police uniforms and other official police gear. >> next thing you know how could that happen? you know, how does it get stolen? i guess they break in just like anybody else's car. >> reporter: state police say the trooper's suv was stolen from his home in middle second county early sunday and the suspect committed three robberies. pulling over a truck driver on the new jersey turnpike and stealing cash. then stopping at a gas station to fill the tank and taking off without paying. and then, pulling over cab driver near a mall and stealing

all sounds like fun and our joanne pileggi joins us outside philadelphia's city hall. joanne? >> iain let's talk about right now, if only it was a few degrees cooler we might have aed that white christmas, instead we got a wet christmas eve, either way, you'd find many people who would call today kayak, others who would call it calm. we found linda rich mond >> i was fully done last night or so i thought. and my husband said, we need new stockings. and we need to get them embroider embroidered. >> reporter: getting the last gift or something else. time running thin as malls and stores were ready to lock the doors. they kept a steady calm >> shopping is definitely relaxing to me. i'm having a good time. despite the crowds, but the shopping part is fun. >> trying not to spend too much. get out of the mall. go home and hang out with the family is what matters. >>> in center city they were getting ready to turn out the lights at reading terminal market. it was definitely a busy day for vendors and shoppers >> we ran out of time and rosemary sage and time? we ran out of two of thre

fox 29 joanne pelegi is live at philadelphia international airport, joanne. >> lucy, good evening, everyone, there are no arivrlz from atlanta. no departures to atlanta here at philly international night tonight after that power outage caused that ground stop in the atlanta airport. and sure enough, we found some stranlded passengers here tonight. >> i arrived here i received text message my flight is cancelled. so, i try to figure out what you is going on. >> jiang jong had plenty of company wondering the same thing when he arrived from london for connection at philly international. because of the pow other outage hartsfield yack son one of the world's buzzest airports he was stuck. >> right now i either find a hotel close to here or just stay here. >> the outage in atlanta created a ripple effect of cancellations airports everywhere. by early evening, american, united, and southwest canceled all flight to and from atlanta and delta cancelled or diverted their flights and lathe emin philly for the weekend, now sits in terminal d until he can get home. >> i was heading back to atlanta home

i'm joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. >>> now, unfortunately we do know the results of that drawing.appears that nobody won the big lottery so it will roll over go to an estimated 384 million for the drawing on saturday. >>> coming up next, a man risks his live in icy water on a bon bone-chilling day over a swan. >>> and a holiday classic gets a new twist that probably should have happened y ♪ >>> bucks county man is fter falling in icy water to save a swan. skyfoxn kitnersville where a kayaker needed help. police say the man went on tocy, but then he fell iner fire depat rescued him in about 20 minutes. he was flown to a local the swan is also okay. >>> enjoying a holiday tradition so many families have. for some children withgites and sounds it's just too much. so the pennsylvania ballet. a sensory friendly performance and our hank flynn was there to out. ♪ >> all we do we keep the lights a little bit higher. we open. people can get up and move around through the theater and througtouthe show in a way thats comfortable to them. >> reporter: is about to start. it's hank. i'm at the

fox 29's joanne pileggi is live now in pennsauken. joanne? >> reporter: hey, lucy.y have recovered the trooper's suv, but they believe the suspect still has the trooper's guns and his uniforms and that's why officials in new jersey are warning residents to be on the look out for someone who could be posing as a state trooper. >> my first thought was wow it is, it's scary. i would be very cautious if you got pulled over at any point. i don't know that i would open my window or door or perhaps not stop. >> reporter: new jersey residents feeling unnervenervedr reports that someone stole a state trooper's unmark suv and it contained two weapons and at least two new jersey state police uniforms and other official police gear. >> next thing you know how could that happen? you know, how does it get stolen? i guess they break in just like anybody else's car. >> reporter: state police say the trooper's suv was stolen from his home in middlesex county early sunday morning. in the next several hours, they say the suspect committed three robberies. first, pulling over a truck d

(joanne weir, copita) "also the other one is the hot passion. a little over your head and you're going to have some hot passion." (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps (vicki) hot passion." (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) at six.. the plight of the homeless in san francisco takes a new twist... while the city may be rolling out help... it is also rolling in large boulders to keep people who are homessless out. we'll explain the logic of this latest effort.(steve) and a federal judge in san francisco... ruling on birth control and contraception... issues as blow to the trump administration. (pam) plus, the big change coming for alphabet... the parent company of google. the news continues in 70 seconds... on kron 4 news at six. (steve) one city tonight is looking at a very alternative way to try and prevent homeless encampments from returning. good evening...im steve aveson... (pam) and im pam moore... san francisco city officials have placed massive boulders

. >> joanne patty isn't in the christmas spirit.ho can blame her. >> these are my christmas dishes. >> four months after harvey flooded beaumont, texas, joe ann and hundreds like her are still living in these conditions. virtually homeless for the holidays. which is why the man in red made beaumont his first stop this year. >> i'm secret santa. >> hi, santa. >> you got hit hard didn't you? >> yeah. >> joanne lost everything. couldn't afford to buy her grand kids christmas presents. until now. >> that is secret santa $100 bill. >> okay. >> here its another one. >> reporter: he gave her $300 total not much in the scheme of things but plenty to restore some hope. >> good is with you. >> reporter: that's what this anonymous businessman does every year with his own money. travels the country, giving out about $100,000 worth of hundred dollar bills to strangers. >> this year was a little different. this year, he had a second ear motive. call attention to the beaumont police department, for their extraordinary sacrifice. >> we had it insid

eastern, joann freedom on alexander hamilton. >>> in that post hamilton structured a national financial system and pushed to strengthen and empower the national government launching a really fierce political battle against those who wanted a far less powerful national government. obviously thomas jefferson and james madison were his foremost political opponents. >>> sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1980s training film unwelcome affection about inappropriate behavior in the workplace. >> you're new here on the staff, right? you can imagine around here on the staff that i make a lot of decisions. i am the one that picks up evaluation reports. i sign three day passes and leaves and just a word of advice, if you want to get a loan on the staff, it would be beneficial to you to be a little bit nicer to me. >> and at 8:00 on the presidency, daniel feller on president andrew jackson's efforts to challenge and even cripple the bank of the united states during the 1830s. >> no president before had said anything like this. other presidents had warned americans against entangling f

(joanne weir, copita)other one is the hot passion.t passion." ( dave )clouds persist and cool. your holiday forecast is next ! (yoli) crash on 880. good morning -- merry christmas. here is a live look at the embarcadero. today and tomorrow - spare the air days here in the bay area. that means banning wood and other solid fuel fires for the next 48 hours. (darya) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry weather conditions are anticipated on this christmas day and will likely persist through the end of the year with seasonably cool overnights and mild afternoons. (darya) we begin with breaking news this morning out the east bay ...where a crash involving c-h-p patrol officers has all lanes of southbound i-880 blocked.(ááádoubleboxáá á)2 officers are reported injured.kron4's yoli aceves is live at the scene in hayward ... with more.yoli? (áááyoliááá)all lanes are blocked this morning on southbound interstate highway 880 just north of state highway 92 in hayward due to a traffic collision involving california highway patrol officers

i will bring up joanne, one of our business partners. >> i am joanne hillary. want to give my condolences to co-workers and friends and family of may or ed lee. it is a difficult time. i know the city of san francisco will remain strong and be dedicated to the ideals he set forth. it is essential we all strive to be the greatest example of a member of the community so that we can truly honor all of those who have come and served and fought and were so dedicated before us. i believe ed lee represented that. the spirit of standing up and fighting for what is just and good for the community. it is partly the reason i am here today. my mother was also a public servant. she was an inspector for the us da ensuring compliance and food safety. on june 21, 2000 my mom and three colleagues walked into a facility under investigation. they were met with gunfire. her and two of her fellow inspectors were waiting in the front room, he grabbed two guns, one in each hand and sprayed the room with bullets, surprised them and prayed the room with bullets. the three of them dropp

(joanne weir, copita) "also the other one is the hot passion.er your head and you're going to have some hot passion." ( james ) join kron 4 for our annual new year's eve special. this year... we will have expanded coverage on new years eve. starting at 8-p-m... we will have new years live from las vegas with musical and entertainment acts. then at 11:30... grant lodes and justine waldman... along with jr stone... will host new years live from san francisco. we will bring you the fun and fireworks from along the embarcadero. join us starting at 8-p-m on new years eve. ♪ whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back and you won't want to stop for anything else. [ barks ] ho! lease the cla250 for $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ( darya ) kensington palace has released the official engagement photographs of prince harry and megan markle. the british prince and american actress met last july. it all started with a blind date set up by a mutual friend. the couple announced their engagement last month

>> thank you, joanne. i have never heard a poet before get the words putana and madonna in the same phrase, it's priceless, it's priceless. this is -- i'm here today, there are a number of people who are my former colleagues from the cuomo administration, a number of new friends, fellow writers who i met here and representatives of some 50 colleges and universities and sharing the panel with fred is really -- this is de ja vu all over again. 20 years ago i was working in an article about stereotyping italian americans, who did i call? the expert at soony brook and we had never met in person until today. it's pretty awesome for me to be here with fred on the same panel . federal district court uniondale number 1998, i sat shoulder to shoulder with my 22-year-old nephew michael striked by resemblance of jfk, jr. and also to my brother at the same age. jet-black hair, large black eyes and dazzling kind smile. michael and i listened to federal prosecutors lay out their case against his father and any brother.

there were a lot of smart people, but joanne was already head and shoulders above her

fire chief joanne hayes white says he was so ordinary he was extraordinary. >> he was a regular guy and people loved him for that. a very bright man. i had huge respect and admiration for him. >> reporter: former deputy chief of staff paul henderson says lee was a beloved boss. >> we are a better city because of ed lee and his leadership. we are better employees. >> reporter: bouquets filled city hall. mourners signed condolence books. when it was time for his final exit, a small diverse group reluctantly saw him off. >> he's the first chinese mayor in san francisco, and i really respect him. actually today i feel, like, sad. >> reporter: jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >> tomorrow is the celebration of life memorial service. it is open to the public. stay with us for continuing coverage. we will air the service tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 right here on nbc bay area, as well as on cozy tv. we will also be leave streaming it on nbc bay area.com. you can follow nbc bay area on twitter for other updates. >>> all lanes are re-open this morning following a deadly crash in the trivalley around

on c-span2 >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3 -- joanne freeman on alexander hamilton. washington became president in 1789. he made hamilton the first secretary of the treasury and in that post, hamilton structured a national financial system and pushed to strengthen and empower government, launching into fierce political battles against people who wanted of far less powerful national government and obviously thomas jefferson and james madison were his foremost political opponents. america," training film "inappropriate affection." here. are new around i make a lot of decisions. the evaluations. justor