john allen/ rhode island state police:"but i've never seen anything like that. and for other people to watch it. i would hope it's eye- opening for anyone else... " state police tell nbc-10 news, rojas has a lengthy traffic record.state police reached out to facebook directly, putting a legal request for the social media network to save that live stream.the video... will be used as evidence against rojas in court.capt. john allen/ rhode island state police:"how do you beat the think you can, i think it pretty much puts the nail on the coffin for mr. rojas." police plan to bring misdemeanor charges against the suspect. another weekend... nearly upon us. here's a live look from port washington. meteorologist brian niznansky is back with we kept a pretty thick cloud cover most of the day, but we didn't have the flurries and managed to climb into the upper 30s, which is actually right on par for this time of year. tonight's forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and temp 30 lakeside and 20s inland.the weekend starts decent on saturday but ends messy on sunday. we sh

i've been hearing from a lot of them right now as my co-author john allen and i are writing the book. they're still racking their minds around how this went wrong and a lot of them are still -- excuse me, thinking about where this went wrong and, you know, was it comey, was it various -- was it analytics, other reasons, so i think right now you're hearing them sort of come to terms with that, and try to move forward. there is a lot of finger pointing going on. i think a lot of people wanted to take a different tact. and there is a lot of second guessing happening. so what we saw play out at harvard doesn't surprise me at all. i think there is still raw emotions, still stings for a lot of people. a lot of them had really anticipated going to the white house. i think most of them did. and were planning their -- their careers and so right now they're unemployed and trying to plan the future. >> in terms of that second guessing, though, is there any looking back and thinking we should have done more campaign events. she was off the trail, certainly as compared to donald trump, for big str

john allen, we had wanted to 50 people from our defense department working with the idf, the mossad, security experts from israel. by the way, i urge many of you to talk to security folks in israel. that would be a nice, long conversation with people that spend their lifetimes defending the security of israel and see what they say you about long-term security capacity for the country. there is a strong, strong base within the security establishment that believes you have to resolve this question with the arab world and the palestinians. if you don't do that, how do you allow the arab street ultimately come to grips with the future of the region? moreover, i am convinced, and i say this to everybody that the conversations i've had in the arab world do indicate the arab world is ready to move into a different kind of security posture. but to get there you have got to have a serious negotiation and begin somewhere. where is the united states and that? our position has been 1967 lines plus slops. currentposition of the government. even the american position, which every president has bee

these are the kind of things we talked about with john allen and the idf and the israeli leadership.body is thinking all of a sudden, boom, there is this thing and it's called the state like gaza. that is not what anybody is talking about. i think there is a very different, long-term perspectives that can be defined here that allows israel to defend itself for itself. that respects israel's security needs and respects all the other needs that would constitute ultimately trying to find peace. you can't do it if you're not in talking and you certainly can't do it if all you are doing is building up your presence in what people think will be there state while they are seeing homes demolished and people moved out. that is not a winning equation. mr. goldberg: diane. >> mr. secretary, this is the case of the patients being wiser than the doctors. the people are wiser perhaps than the leaders. have you ever openly asked, are you afraid in terms of political survival and that is why you were not willing to go ahead and stand up to the occasion and try to promote historic compromise? the oth

that is why aç team led by general john allen who is here, i'm very frightful for his many hours of our foremost military minds and dozens of experts from the department of defense and other age is, all of them engaged extensively with the israeli defense force in trying to find solutions that could help israel address its legitimate security needs. they developed innovative approaches to creating unprecedented, multilayered border security, enhancing palestinian capacity, enabling israel to retain the ability to when the occupation had ended. general allen and his team were not suggesting one particular outcome or one particular timeline, nor were they suggesting that technology alone would resolve these problems. they were simply working on ways to support whatever the negotiators agreed to. and they did some very impressive work that gives me total confidence that israel's security requirements can be met. principle six, end the conflict and all-out standing claims enablingç normalized relations and enhanced regional security for all as envisaged by the arab peace initiative. it

last night three philadelphians were honored with the john allen blue award for their stellar work with the organization. >> well, the city's newest wawa is open for business. the center city store at 19th and market is nearly 7,000 square feet, making it wawa's largest urban storm. mayor jim kenney attended the ribbon cutting event. it also featured a hoagie building contest in the city's fire department. >> and still ahead in the next half hour here on cbs-3, "eyewitness news", president-elect trump create diplomatic shock wave when he contact the leader of a country, that hasn't had diplomatic relations with the us in decades. >> and the election recount now underway, in pennsylvania. what it discovered so far that's coming up on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> today is saturday, december the third, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. women, it is turning cool they are weekend, and windy, too. meteorologist, justin drabick, out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. how is it feeling? >> pretty cool. duri

has the ability to provide the most assistance, and that is why a team that was led by general john allen who is here, whom i am very grateful for his effort, along with he one of our foremost military minds and dozens from the department of defense and other agencies, all of them engaged extensively with the israeli defense force in trying to find solutions that could help israel address its legitimate security needs. they developed innovative approaches to creating unprecedented, multilayered border security, enhancing palestinian capacity, enabling israel to retain the ability to address threats by itself, even when the occupation had ended. general allen and his team were not suggesting one particular outcome or one particular timeline. nor were they suggesting that technology alone would resolve these problems. they were simply working on ways to support whatever the negotiators agreed to. and they did some very impressive work that gives me total confidence that israel's security requirements can be met. principle six -- end the conflict and all outstanding claims enabling normalize

last night three philadelphians were honored with the john allen blue award for their stellar work with that organization. >>> the city's newest wawa is open for business. the center city store at 19th and market is nearly 7,000 square feet, making it wawa's largest urban store. mayor jim kenney attended the ribbon cutting event, it also featured hoagie building contest, between the city's fire and police departments. >>> and, still ahead in our next half hour here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news": president-elect, donald trump, creates diplomatic shock wave when he contacts the leader of a country that hasn't had diplomatic relations with the us in decades. and, the election recount is now underway, in pennsylvania. what is discovered so far, that's coming up on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. you brush your teeth diligently... two times a day right? but 80% of bacteria aren't even on teeth. eughty purschunt?! colgate total's different. it fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces. colgate total for whole mouth health. about tempur-p

team that was led by general john allen, who is here, to whom i am grateful for his efforts, -- he is one of our foremost military mines, and other experts, all engaged extensively with the israeli defense force and tried to find solutions that could help israel address its legitimate security needs. they developed innovative approaches to creating unprecedented multilayered border security, enhancing palestinian capacity, enabling israel to retain the ability to address threats by itself even , even when the occupation had ended. general allen and his team were not suggesting what particular outcome, one particular timeline, nor that work technology alone would resolve these problems, they were simply working on ways to support whatever the negotiators agreed to. and they did some very impressive work that gives me total confidence that israel security requirements can be met. principle six, end the conflict and all outstanding claims, enabling normalized relations and enhanced regional security for all as envisioned by the arab peace initiative. it is essential for both sides that t

the performance that set up standards, these are the kind of things that we talked about with john allenand the israeli leadership. nobody is thinking that all of a sudden there is this thing and it's fair and it's called a state. that isn't what anybody is talking about. there's a very different long-term perspective that can be defined that allows israel to defend itself and that respects the security needs and respects all the other needs that would constitute ultimately trying to find peace. but you can't do it if you're not talking and you certainly can do it if all you're doing is building up your presence and what people think will be the state while they are seeing homes demolished into people moved out. that is not a winning equation. >> this is the case of the patient i being wiser than the doctors. obviously they are wiser perhaps then the leaders. have you ever openly asked are r usa in terms of political survival and that is why you're not goinyou arenot going to go d up to the occasion and try to promote a compromise tax cut the other question i have to ask is given that yo

these are the kind of things we talked about with john allen and the idf and the israeli leadership. nobody is thinking all of a sudden, boom, there is this thing and it's called the state like gaza. that is not what anybody is talking about. i think there is a very different, long-term perspectives that can be defined here that allows israel to defend itself for itself. that respects israel's security needs and respects all the other needs that would constitute ultimately trying to find peace. you can't do it if you're not talking and you certainly can't do it if all you are doing is building up your presence in what people think will be there state while they are seeing homes demolished and people moved out. that is not a winning equation. mr. goldberg: diane. >> mr. secretary, this is the case of the patients being wiser than the doctors. the people are wiser perhaps than the leaders. asked, areer openly you afraid in terms of political survival and that is why you were not willing to go ahead and stand up to the occasion and try to promote historic compromise? the other question

that is why a team that was led by general john allen, who is here, and for whom i'm very grateful for his many hours of is one along with -- he of our foremost military minds and dozens of experts in the department of defense and other agencies, all of them in gauged extensively with the israeli defense force, they are trying to find solutions that could help israel to a its legitimate security needs. they developed innovative approaches to creating unprecedented, multilayered border security, enhancing palestinian capacity, and a being -- enabling israel the ability to address threats by itself, even when the occupation had ended. general alan and his team were not suggesting one particular outcome or one particular timeline. nor were they suggesting that technology alone would resolve these problems. they were simply working on ways to support whatever the negotiators agreed to. some very impressive work that gives me total confidence that israel's security requirements can be met. principle six. end the conflict and all outstanding claims enabling normalized relations and enhanced

. >> you're watching today's tmj44 with charles bep son, shannon meteorologist, john malan and lance allen, sports. >>> a 14-year-old boy from cheboygan faces several charges. he confessed to burglaries. one neighbor reported that the boy was armed with a steak knife. police found the suspect after a school resource officer recognized the description of the type. >>> green bay family feeling when they arrived a second child was unconscious. the three children were taken to apple ton hospital where they were treated in a hyper barak cha bar -- >> it took more than three months, but police in rock county found a wanted fell on hiding in a closet. officers say the guy threw the window of a janesville home, got a in an upstairs closet. the homeowner was arrested on charges of harboring a fell on. >> the mega merger that could create more choices for people who eat chicken. introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the

and i wanted to echo something that my colleague general john allen has said a number of times, which is, from his perspective as someone who spent the last years of his military and then civilian career fighting terrorism, if we external actors who have invested so much in the military fight, if we do not also invest in the governance piece, we're essentially going to be playing whack-a-mole with extremists on a global scale because this problem will recreate itself again and again. >> other comments, questions? yes, ma'am. >> hi. i'm dorea with the private firm now that works in the middle east. my question is actually expanding on the notion of social trust. and i think you framed it so well in talking about the breakdown in the middle east and particularly when we think about the relationship that a government has with its citizens and the expectations or the relationship that a citizen has back with its government, that citizens have with their government. and one could certainly argue now not just with the middle east but here in the united states that we are beginning to some e

. >> the keating five are john mccain and democrats allen cranston, john glenn, and two others.total of $1.3 million in donations. ed win gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i did. >> did you find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. perfectly built into the meeting. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals, you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished u.s. senators accused of taking bribe money. they get off the hook eventually, but it really

the finance minister was endorsed by outgoing leader john key. paul allenining us live from sydney right now. know that english works for a closely with john key. how different is a bill english government going to be? there's that respect, going to be a lot of continuity. john key effectively anointed ill english as his successor and john key is so popular, it was unlikely the party would go against him. we saw the other two contenders in the race dropping out pretty early on. bill english says there will be change, most likely a cabinet reshuffle which will come before christmas. in that brief shuffle, it's likely stephen joyce will be the new finance minister. you see bill english in the press conference a short time ago. he took a wide variety of questions, including on new andand becoming a public, new zealand's position on the world stage. here is what bill english had to say. >> we are a small country. because of the increasing international recognition of our open to trade come political stability, you're not having to deal with some of the difficul

the new zealand dollar has fallen after john key announced his surprise resignation a short time ago. let's get over to paul allen nobody was expecting this. why is he quitting? reporter: nobody was expecting this. he really caught everybody off guard. he says he has nothing left in the tank and says a good leader knows when it is time to go. he was a former merrill lynch banker and maybe it is the is on in him that says he top now and it is time to get out. let's listen to what he has to say. >> leadership change for the right reasons and handled well is good for a political party. for all these reasons i told my cabinet and caucus parties of my as then to sit down leader of the national party and as prime minister. it is my expectation that on monday the 12th of december, a special caucus meeting will be held to create a new leader. this has been the hardest decision i have ever made and i don't know what it will do next. for me, this feels the right time to go. reporter: well, he does go out on a high with enormous popularity. he shocked us all and john key will be prime minister nomar as of next monday, angie

sophie: the former finance minister was endorsed by outgoing minister john key. allenhow different might be his government? not tremendously. he got that endorsement from the outgoing prime minister, john key, and had support of the party room, which is saw his opponents drop out early. bill english is likely to offer continuity. will have a cabinet before christmas, so that will be the first sign of any change. even then, he is expected to go with a safe pair of hands for finance minister. he did not make any radical departures when he got the top job. he said he hoped the country would continue what he called being on honest broker. here is what he had to say. >> after all we are a small country. because of the international recognition of our good economy, open to trade, political stability, we are not having to deal with some of the issues other countries are. we can have a bit more influence has a positive for thinking country. most trickys the issue bill -- will face, housing affordability. -- bill anguish will face, housing affordability. it may be a central ele

. >> thanks to kennedy, ray allen and ambassador john bolton. i look ridiculous. >> i'm tom shillue. ght now. >>> the expanded hunt for the country's next top diplomat. the foreign policy establishment uproar over a phone call heard around the world. and the president-elect's defense of his use of 140 characters or less to make a point. this is "special report." good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. donald trump is not waiting until he hires his secretary of state to start shaking things up on the foreign policy scene. as the list of candidates for the top diplomatic job grows, the president-elect is aggravating the leaders of the world's most populous nation,

college at 18, and then on to nasa, becoming an unsung hero behind historic missions, by allen shepherd and john glenn, who insisted she verify the computer's calculations before his first orbit around the earth. >> he knew if i had done it it was right. >> charles bolden is the head of nasa. >> we would not have had a human space flight program had it not been for katherine johnson. >> how surprised do you think people were that it was a black woman? >> shocked. shocked. naturally they thought she was a maid. >> even the scientists was segregated, and nearly 30 years later awarded the presidential medal of freedom and the trail blazer is this astronaut's role model. >> you look lovely in what you are wearing. >> the only reason i look lovely is because you made it possible. >> katherine johnson's daughters are proud. >> every day, it's been a joy. >> a remarkable life of a humble pioneer on the big screen, no longer hidden from history. >> what an incredible story, and an incredible movie there. thank you very much for that report. >>> still ahead, united nations fallout. the controversy presid

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. ♪ >>> coming up on the next "red eye," aruba ray allen, kennedy, greg johnson and ambassador john boltonad? a writer for dately beast reports that hipster dads don't want to be called dads. instead they want to be called papa. for many, the trend, similar to hipster moms wanting to be called mama is about being hip and cool and the complete only sit of their lame old man. one brooklyn papa says, i just think dad and mom are very saved by the bell-ish. for the record, papa is barren stain barish. a self-described feminist papa bear says dad is very bland and drab. there's no excitement to it. totally, man. and a fatherhood expert who goes by mr. dad adds papa is a little more familiar and friendlier than dad. i have to admit he has a point. yeah. papa john, right? gavin, first of all, do you think this is a real trend? >> yes, i do. but let's not conflate this with super annoying trends like old ladies don't want to be called grandmother because it makes them feel old. so they make up names like zubie. and then my buddies make his kids call her grand zubie just to torture here. >> sounds

john key announced a surprise resignation today. let's get over to paul allen in sydney.new zealand. you have monitored this and understand the monitored this ad understand the politics here, was there any indication he was going to quit after eight years in office? >> none at all, and even caught the press gallery by surprise. no one saw this coming. he gave a variety of reasons, family reasons, time to step back and spend more time at home. he said he could not commit to serving a fourth term should he win the next election, and he said he had nothing left in the tank. a good leader knows when it is time to go, and it is time to go. this is what john key had to say. leadership changed for the right reasons and handled well is good for a political party. for all these reasons, i told my cabinet and colleagues of my decision to step down. monday, expectation on national mps will hold a special caucus meeting to select a new leader, and later that day i will tender my resignation. this has been the hardest decision i have made, and i don't know what i will do next, but for

allen. >>mr. scapula, you may begin. >>good evening. i am john scapula. we are implementing that drink tap program to pilot five a bottle fill stations at various sf unified district schools and energy maintenance and really what was the energetic synergy involved in these stations. we have installed sites in golden gate park and down by the bay andwe really have gotten a lot of good feedback from adding these 15 stations into the public and into the school's. >>that distribution included bottles 21 ounces or less and this included the exclusion of plastic bottles being used in a public government building or area. and, we had one vendor who said he wanted to sell boxed water and the stipulation does not include box water and of course senior management rightfully wanted the city attorney's opinion and the city attorney's office interpreted the legislation correctly and the vendor could sell boxed water even though it had 35% plastics at this event. >>>moving on how other people have complied to the bottled water band. first of all as new buildings are bu

and allen is now the prime suspect in a july murder of a woman named ricky morgan whose body was found in kensington last july. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> john thank you. >>> in other news, crews have been working all morning lon to clear the wreckage of this large crash in logan township, gloucester county. incredibly nobody died when a tractor trailer and six other vehicles slammed into one another at the tail end of the morning rush. "action news" confirmed that the tractor trailer driver is facing a summons for reckless driving, he failed to stop along route 130 and ran in other cars and trucks backed up due to another traffic issues. >>> new video from chopper 6 hd shows what is left after a fire broke out inside of the nut kettle at peddlers village in bucks county and called to the scene shortly before 6:30. and the nut kettle was fully engulfed in flames and it started at the popcorn popper and spread to st. jude's store and damaged two parked cars. fortunately nobody was injured. >> turning to the weather, winter has officially arrived and the forecast is throwing us a pleasant curveball. it

we have not had business people going back, i think, to the time of allen dulles and john foster dullesven deal makers, clearly he wants a transactional presidency. >> you know, david, it reminds me, and i'm sure you read stephen ambrose's great book on eisenhower. it was the first of its kind to really dig into eisenhower's thought process being president of the united states. but eisenhower chose people he didn't know for top positions. said he didn't want a lot of friends close by in like the top positions like state and defense. but said he wanted people in eisenhower's words, quote, that couldn't afford to work for me. and it looks like trump, by getting all these people from goldman and exxonmobil and other corporations may be doing the same thing here. >> you know, he's taking people who don't need the jobs, and in that sense, are attractive. you look at the lineup, mattis, general kelly at dhs, now tillerson. these are tough guys. i'm told by a source. if you want to look at the oil business, tillerson is famous for his iq, exxon is a very smart, well-run company. but not for hi

. >> let me think back, first guy ever to go up in to space, allen shepherd and then who was second. gus griscom. sue, okay. >> and then john glenn, he will not only go up, but you will circle the earth. >> he wanted to go to the moon but kennedy was like no, you you are too valuable to us right here on earth, but he still got to go backup at 77. >> we made it to the moon in 1969, for sure. >> if you live in bucks county you remember anything like this did he train in that weightless capsule up in bucks county let us know. >>> 6:39. police have video of the car that struck a 12 year-old delaware boy and just kept on going. >> this was what back on monday, right? so now the reward is up to $20,000 for any information, are they getting any closer to this, lauren. >> they have released new surveillance video. when you hear about the long list of injuries that this young boy suffered, bleeding on the brain, fractured skull and he had broken bones, you are amazed that he survived this. lets look at his picture. this is seventh grade student brian richard just trying to cross memorial drive-in new castle county delaware with a fr

allen. >>mr. scapula, you may begin. >>good evening. i am john scapula. we are implementing that drink tap program to pilot five a bottle fill stations at various sf unified district schools and energy maintenance and really what was the energetic synergy involved in these stations. we have installed sites in golden gate park and down by the bay andwe really have gotten a lot of good feedback from adding these 15 stations into the public and into the school's. >>that distribution included bottles 21 ounces or less and this included the exclusion of plastic bottles being used in a public government building or area. and, we had one vendor who said he wanted to sell boxed water and the stipulation does not include box water and of course senior management rightfully wanted the city attorney's opinion and the city attorney's office interpreted the legislation correctly and the vendor could sell boxed water even though it had 35% plastics at this event. >>>moving on how other people have complied to the bottled water band. first of all as new buildings are bu

allen so far charged with five attacks all against women and all of them apparently random as far as police can determine. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you for the update. >>> a mother's boyfriend is now facing a murder charge for allegedly killing her 2-year-old son. police arrested 21-year-old ram ear custice and charging him with involuntarily manslaughter. jamir was found unresponsible the his home and died at the hospital with severe bruise and lacerations to his chest. his mother was charged with endangering the welfare of a child. >>> and police are searching for a murder suspect. jeremiah monell. police located his blue truck ed afternoon in cedarville. they spent hours searching reet mote area and had to luck finding the 32-year-old fugitive. >>> new jersey state police have joined the search for the missing marine core veteran. 28-year-old lance james was last seen walking from his apartment on january 2nd. after he was escorted from the hide away tavern after getting in an altercation with another patron. >>> to the latest now from germany where authorities are now on th

just before we go, john, i just want -- i haven't talked about grace and allen. what is the story?t's an embarrassment to duke, isn't it? >> yes. it is look. he is obviously having -- he's going through something. having a hard time controlling his emotions. doing something he knows he shouldn't do. coach k. trying to deal with it by suspending him. i -- i think he's a good kid. i hope he comes back soon. but i hope he comes back healthy. and, you know, with his mind in the right -- >> exactly. >> -- in the right attitude. you know, it would be a shame if the incredible talent that he has gets caught up in emotional stuff that is too powerful for him. >> we are in a sweet spot for all this -- for college, college sports. we have this weekend, then not too long until -- >> who you got in the playoffs, football playoffs? >> i watched washington take apart my colorado buffaloes. people think alabama will win by three touchdowns. i guess alabama -- i don't understand how that works every year. i don't. must be great recruiting or something. >> nick saban. >> right. right, john? how do

most recently, the transition team announced general john kelly to head of the department of homeland security. earlier this morning, allenest was here. when asked if he was meeting with the president-elect, he said we will see when we get up. it went later asked if he was -- was later asked if he interested in a position at the white house, he jokingly said that the white house could always use a groundskeeper. a controversial media post came -- social media post came up from him over the weekend, but it was soon deleted and followed by an apology. a look today at some of the live events we are covering. thebout 10 minutes, discussion of possible anti-poverty policies coming up in the trump administration. that is being hosted by the center for american progress. 10:15 easternt time on c-span. later, we will talk with josh earnest about the possible reports of russian interference in u.s. elections. the white house reefing is scheduled to -- briefing is scheduled to start at 12:30 eastern time. to find out more about the donald trump transition, we will speak with former first of you bush chief of staff. that will be hos

john glenn after he lost his fight with cancer yesterday. quiet and sunny today. details coming up breaking news. milwaukee police are asking for your help finding a critically missing woman. according to police, sabrina allen was reported missing from the area of third and nash. she is five foot six-- 230 pounds-- and third and nash. she is five foot six-- 230 pounds-- and suffers from health issues. she has a medium complexion and black hair that may be in a bob- cut with bangs. she was last seen wearing a navy blue, knee-length coat with green you're asked to call milwaukee police. the recount will go on... a federal judge says he is denying a pro- trump group's request to halt wisconsin's recount. meanwhile-- the recount in milwaukee county is complete! in fact, more than 80- percent of the votes across the state have been recounted. so far, the discrepancies between recount and election night results have been minor. tabulators spent yesterday counting ballots... the final municipality in milwaukee county to complete its recount. the only hiccup throughout the whole process came wednesday when the city of greenfield discovered about 400 ballots in an office in city hall. the greenfield city clerk says

julie: allen, at the same time, we are hearing from a number of members of congress, most recently senator johnccain, lindsey graham, paul ryan, chuck schumer, all of them in support of these sanctions. i know you cover crimes and not necessarily politics, but is this really the first showdown donald trump wants with the new administration -- the showdown over these russian sanctions with congress? alan: it may or may not actually be a showdown. certainly, lindsey graham, john mccain, traditional foes of vladimir and russia -- this is not a change in their position. paul ryan said in his statement these are overdue, but are appropriate. he is in line with his previous policies toward russia. if donald trump comes in and says this is all fine, and we do not want russia hacking us, and if you were, mr. putin, please stop, but the way to address russia is through friendship not through sanctions -- sections have been place, whether it is for cyber or ukraine since 2014 -- they have not changed russian actions. they have not changed russian mines. it is the wrong way of going about -- about things,

allen. >>mr. scapula, you may begin. >>good evening. i am john scapula. we are implementing that drink tap program to pilot five a bottle fill stations at various sf unified district schools and energy maintenance and really what was the energetic synergy involved in these stations. we have installed sites in golden gate park and down by the bay andwe really have gotten a lot of good feedback from adding these 15 stations into the public and into the school's. >>that distribution included bottles 21 ounces or less and this included the exclusion of plastic bottles being used in a public government building or area. and, we had one vendor who said he wanted to sell boxed water and the stipulation does not include box water and of course senior management rightfully wanted the city attorney's opinion and the city attorney's office interpreted the legislation correctly and the vendor could sell boxed water even though it had 35% plastics at this event. >>>moving on how other people have complied to the bottled water band. first of all as new buildings are bu

allen will have to serve 100 hours of community service and pay $18,000 in restitution. in federal court he apologized to veterans and others he hurt. >> funeral plans have yet to be released for john glenn, the former astronaut and united states senator kid year at the age of 95. in 1962 he was the first american to orbit the earth. the last mission to space was in 1998 when he was 77. a science professor explains why glen is considered an american hero. all the kind of bravery wanting to do something no one el had done and only a few people have the skills to do. >> he is survived by his wife, two children, and one lives in berkeley, and two grandsons. >> defense secretary carter is making an unannounced visit to afghanistan before handing off the we duties to the retired marine general james mattis and will meet with troops and afghan leaders. the united states has 10,000 troops to train and advise afghanistan troops. >> the woman accused of killing her tin sister by driving off a cliff will be extradicted to hawaii and now the ex-boyfriend of the woman who died is talking about the sister's >> alexandria duval the yoga instructor accused of murdering her twin sister is being ex

john bosco are out. the folks barely settled in their seats when a 59-yard run broke loose. 7-0 spartans. >> braves had offense in their arsenal. ray allen mitchell with a score. bynum finds his man for a score. 56-33. >>> earlier in the day, sac state going for a good luck charm. that is the coach's sun. the padres go up 20-14. then this guy gets loose. see you later on the kick off. that would be j.j. hernandez. he will go all the way for the touchdown and this thing is over. but it was close. the final 42-20 in that two-way title game. >>> not a good weekend for most of the northern california schools but some bay area schools were winners in 3-a play, menlo lost. campolindo won. >> it's like you are on espn. >> a low tide of high school sports. >> kids are thrilled. big weekend for them. they played in chilly weather, too. i know sac state it was in the 30s. let's send it over to rosemary. when will we thaw out. >> baby steps. it won't happen soon. this morning just as cold as yesterday morning. a frosty start. if you are getting outdoors early, be prepared. in the 20s and 30s with advisories in place for the next 40 minutes or so. h