john mattes is an investigative reporter in san diego, and he's not afraid to chase down any lead. but in trying to expose a bad guy, he found himself smack in the middle of an unbelievable story. his cameraman captured some shocking video, and it was all the evidence the cops needed to throw someone in jail. >> stop that [ bleep ] camera right now. >> a confrontation between a local tv reporter and this irate woman could have ended here. >> uh! >> but it quickly escalates into a shocking assault that leaves san diego tv reporter john mattes battered, bruised, and bleeding when her husband shows up. >> hey, joe. joe, call the police. call the police. >> the video was broadcast nationwide. >> i assume you've looked better than you look this morning. >> reporters getting beaten up in the line of duty. >> some video you just got to see. >> this vicious beating is the result of a series of reports by mattes into the affairs of this man, sam suleiman. a local landlord and developer. >> call the police. >> mattes had been reporting on his business dealings for the fox tv station, news 6

john who is in the department of technology safety group with mike denning, bruce, john daring and the technology people, matt, and brian roberts and so many more. it's time to enjoy this great wifi on market street and now we can relax a little bit guys, you've done it. please join me now. mayor, i would like you to activate the power on wifi market street. >> i know what you are all thinking. so we are going to put this back at candlestick park once the lights go out on monday just as soon as we do this. [ laughter ] 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. [ applause ] >> it's on now. >> >> >> >> >> if you have public comments to make make sure to fill out one of our comment cards on the desk. if there not there crystal is getting them and thank you to sfgovtv and 3 to 4 services for broadcasting this live to air to the public. we'll start this meeting with roll call. >> all right. councilmember curls. commissioner lee. commissioner joseph.

john who is in the department of technology safety group with mike denning, bruce, john daring and the technology people, matt, and brian roberts and so many more. it's time to enjoy this great wifi on market street and now we can relax a little bit guys, you've done it. please join me now. mayor, i would like you to activate the power on wifi market street. >> i know what you are all thinking. so we are going to put this back at candlestick park once the lights go out on monday just as soon as we do this. [ laughter ] 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. [ applause ] >> it's on now. >> >> >> >> >>> i would ask that you shut off any electronic devices that may go off during the proceedings. if you wish to have a private conversation, please take it outside. if you would like to speak on any item today, if you can please complete a blue card. it will

john who is in the department of technology safety group with mike denning, bruce, john daring and the technology people, matt, and brian roberts and so many more. it's time to enjoy this great wifi on market street and now we can relax a little bit guys, you've done it. please join me now. mayor, i would like you to activate the power on wifi market street. >> i know what you are all thinking. so we are going to put this back at candlestick park once the lights go out on monday just as soon as we do this. [ laughter ] 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. [ applause ] >> it's on now. >> >> >> >> >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. i

john who is in the department of technology safety group with mike denning, bruce, john daring and the technology people, matt, and brian roberts and so many more. it's time to enjoy this great wifi on market street and now we can relax a little bit guys, you've done it. please join me now. mayor, i would like you to activate the power on wifi market street. >> i know what you are all thinking. so we are going to put this back at candlestick park once the lights go out on monday just as soon as we do this. [ laughter ] 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. [ applause ] >> it's on now. >> >> >> >> >>> thanks for joining us on this beautiful december day to mark this ground breaking of the exciting new edition of the san francisco landscape. my name is mike sanford. i work for the reality corporation. it's my pleasure to be your mc today. on behalf of reality and all of our partners and this development project. welcome. i was talking to my daughter this morning, she's 4 years old and she says to me like most days, "daddy, what are you doing today?" actually i have a very exciting day. we are meeting with people this afternoon and m

john who is in the department of technology safety group with mike denning, bruce, john daring and the technology people, matt, and brian roberts and so many more. it's time to enjoy this great wifi on market street and now we can relax a little bit guys, you've done it. please join me now. mayor, i would like you to activate the power on wifi market street. >> i know what you are all thinking. so we are going to put this back at candlestick park once the lights go out on monday just as soon as we do this. [ laughter ] 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. [ applause ] >> it's on now. >> >> >> >> >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. ther

john harbaugh happened to be under a dome. matt stafford down by 5. the back of the end zone with just under 2 minutes left after a missed two point conversion. the ravens lead kicker, justin tucker with a 61-yard attempt with 38 seconds left and baltimore wins 18-16. he can't believe it. bruce miller will likely miss the rest of the season for the 49ers injured shoulder blade in the fourth quarter. miller is valued most, but he was third with 25 catches with the 49ers. kpix has you covered monday night beginning a special one- hour show. coverage from candle stick at 4:30. a sixth rank stanford cardinal and this one was over early. scores 13 unanswered on her own in the first half to put the game away. she had a game high of 31. stanford wins 75-41. tough news for the 49ers losing bruce miller. >> very exciting game on monday. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, marge: ooh, careful, homer. homer: there's no time to be careful. we're late. ( singing "oh, little town of bethlehem") excuse me. pardon me. hey, norman, how's it going?

john, diana? >> all right, matt.millions of people are bundling up as a deep freeze moves across the west with two dozen states in its grips. more heavy snow is coming down today from nevada to the rockies and midwest. dozens of cars, like these, in rapid city, have been spinning out of control and running off the roads. today, they are bracing for blizzard conditions and up to 18 inches of snow from the dakotas to michigan. the icy blast is threatening citrus growers across california. farmers have been scrambling to insulate their crops, wrapping trees, spraying water and using wind machines to circulate warmer air. forecasters say they could see record lows by tomorrow evening. cold enough to jeopardize those crops. >>> the arctic weather system is moving coast to coast putting windchills in the danger zone. >> let's get the latest from accu-weather meteorologist jim dickey. good morning, jim. >>> good morning, john and diana. extreme cold on tap for the nation's mid section and much of the west. an arctic the air

john: we are all thinking more about syria. time to name the winner. i am being told we are in a secret room, there was a tie, kennedy and camellia won, matt, you lose. >on. real or fake? the three of you are about to have your own television show? on fox business here. >> it is called the independent and it is going to be 60 minutes of greatness. john: great news, so glad you are doing this show. we need more talk shows about liberty. it took me 20 years to understand its importance but you are younger than i. how did you get it so quickly? you are the editor of a libertarian magazine. >> like reason magazine shaped my views. john: because you were sympathetic. >> it was in the 1990s i got to see europe and saw what exists in the shadow of central planning and it is uniquely awful and to see people get liberated from that and create something new is a ce and experience. >> i read ayn rand and the importance of talking dirty. >> i have reason to thank as well and also have a really great college professor who handed me a copy of capitalism and freedom and after the introduction alone i was hooked. john: capitalism and freedom by milton friedman. thank

. >> matt, you know john through the center for american progress.sed to come in and save the day. don't want to make too big of a deal out of this but kind of a roque start. >> could have picked a nonviolent cult, the ein rand cu cult. he's one of the most talented political executives of this era, and i think between his chops in policy, politics and communications, those three things together, it's very rare for one person in a white house, as you know, to have that combination of skills. i think he's right person at the right time to help move this administration forward against all these problems they have got. >> he's no doubt a very gifted man and a very gifted executive, but kristen, there are a lot of republicans who saw that and said, well, first of all, this quote isn't old. it's from okay. second of all, why are you only apologizing to john boehner who you probably weren't even talking about to begin with? do you think this will actually do any damage, or is it just kind of like a faux outrage? >> his selection to begin with was already a

[laughter] john: and we're thinking of syria for is me to name the winner we have accountants that say there was a tie. kennedy and kmele foster. mattlose. one last question. the three if you are about to have your own television show? on fox business. >> the independence it will be 60 minutes of greatness. john: i am so glad. we need more talk shows it took me 20 years to understand but you are yogurt. how do you get it so quickly? matt you are the editor of a libertarian magazine but you wenthere because. >> but we got to see throughout the 1990's to existed in the shadow of central planning it is uniquely awful to see people liberated from that to create something new -- knew was an experience. >> i had to read hydrated penn gillette taught me the importance to talk. >> also i have a really great college professor who gave me a copy of capitalism and freedom after the introduction alone i was hooked. john: by milton friedman. up ne celebrities who do get a right. every day we're working to be an even better mpany - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. throu

[laughter] john: and we're inking of syria for it is time to name the winner we have accountants that say there was a tie. kennedy and kmele foster. matt. one last question. the three if you are about to have your own television show? on fox business. >> the independence it will be 60 minutes of greatness. john: i am so glad. we need more talk shows it ok me 20 years to understand but you are yogurt. how do you get it so quickly? matt you are the editor of a libertarian magazine but you went there because. >> but we got to see throughout the 1990's to existed in the shadow of central planning it is uniquely awful to see people liberated from that to create something new -- knew was an experience. >> i had to read hydrated penn gillette taught m the importance to talk. >> also i have a really great college professor who gave me a copy of capitalism and freedom after the introduction alone i was hooked. john: by milton friedman. up next celebrities who do get a right. ♪ [ male announcer ] if we could see energy... what would we see? ♪ the billions of gallons of fuel that get us to work. ♪ we'd see all the electricity flowing through the

. >> matt, you have dusted off the long johns? >> long dusted off they are in the rotation. >> we do have a warmer day ahead of us today so enjoy it while it lasts. we will have a cold snap from the pacific northwest that will settle into the way area over the next couple of days. right now, mostly fog for the forecast this morning and no presip just high clouds and low cloud cover as well, cascade, over the north bay hills. looking to the east bay, morning lights and sunrise now is just starting to look over the east by hills and watch out when you head to the roads and be careful because visibility is an issue if you are headed through novato at zero miles. half a mile visibility in santa rosa and quarter-mile visibility in half moon bay and you are good for the rest of the bay area but three-quarters of a mile at sfo but no flight delays. that is the good news. we have a cold snap coming in to the bay area because of the massive cool air coming from alaska and british columbia now settling over the pack northwest in washington

head coach john fox back on the sideline for denver after having heart surgery on november 4th. he witnessed history as kicker matt prater set an nfl record for the longest field goal. 64 yards. peyton manning also threw four touchdowns. denver wins, 51-28. >>> patriots. julian edelman with a middle left. now a five-point game. after recovering the on side kick brady find danny amendola. brady 418 yards. two tds. one point lead. billy cundiff needed this 50 yarder to give the browns the lead. at the line. comes up short. what a comeback. 27-26, the final. ravens and vikings, teams combined for 22 points in the fourth quarter. five lead changes in the last minutes. ten seconds left. joe flacco hits rookie marlon brown for the game winner. record 88 touchdowns scored today around the nfl. >>> to the indoor ice. sharks wrapping up a four game road trip against the wild of minnesota. second period. scooped up by za. a glove save. minnesota then adds some insurance. three on two. a wicked wrister. 3-1, your final. san jose finishes 1-3 on their road trip. >>> florida state will face auburn for the national title on jan

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john: in liberty, limited government works and brings out the best in people but people don't get that. how do we convince them? matt tries and they run facebo posts like this one alerting people to the fact that congress passes bills without reading them been exempt their own staffers that was seen by almost 2 million people that is not unusual for a freedom works post. jury leave -- julie post you to videos viewed by hundreds of thousands. w did you start? >> because i care about freedom and liberty. john: why do you care? >> i want to do what i want to do as long as i do harm anoer person and i found out through google's. >> you were a conservative. >> neo-conservative by m embarrassed about that. john: through the internet you read about libertarianism and i want to help spread the movement? >> so many are politically apathetic there are so many conservative people talk about big government, the war, and morality have in taxes and spending i want young people to know that i am a libertarian. john: and use that i can do that? >> itarted a channel in my bedroom by myself i did not know much about technology i just

john: in >> liberty. limited government, work it allows prosperity and it's great. people don't get that. how do we convince them? mattworks. they run facebook posts like this one alerting people to the fact that congress passes bills without reading them and exempts its own staffers to the law. that post was seen by 2 million people that's not unusual for freedom work posts. judy posted youtube videos will b liberty. they were viewed by hundreds of thousands of people. why did you start doing this? >> i started because i care about freedom and liberty. >> back it up there. why do you care? >> i want to be able to do what i want to do sonas long as i do harm another person. i found out about it through google. >> you were a conservative. >> actually a neo conservative. i am embarrassed about that fact. >> through the internet you read about libertarianism and said i want to help spread this movement? >> i know so many young people who are politically apathetic. i am not conservative they would say they care about war and the last always talks about taxes and spending. where do i fit? i want young people to decide i am

matt, go to you first. >> every modern pope is extremely uncomfortable with global capitalism. johnrly enamored with modern capitalism. they're social democrats from economic point of view. what makes this person different at time of occupy wall street and elizabeth warren and saying absolutist statement that is everything in the modern world is under the law survival of the fittest and powerful are smacking on the powerless where i disagree with him. ashley: liz, you disagree. >> he is not cite, the pope never mentioned capitalism or word capitalist or capital in his exhortation. he is adhering to the catechism of the catholic church. it is against marxism. says explicitly against collectivism and also talking about corruption. he said quote, no matter what the political ideology is, that could be crony capitalism which pope had first row seat to in argentina. what he talking about idol at this of money, deiffycation of markets. and. that is what his focus is. he is talking about evan gellization. talking about outcomes. not talking about any political ideology whatsoever to get th

lining up will be rock solid running back matt forta, remaining below the radar with others getting tapes, which is how he prefers it. here is john henry smith. >> he's the go everything, running back tore the chicago bears. still, there's a few things matt forte doesn't do. for one thing he doesn't do flashy. >> some people once they are flashy and promote themselves they get more recognised by the world. i stick by what the bible says - be in the world, but not of the world. another thing matt forta doesn't down is get in trouble. particularly with drinking and driving, why have you been able to keep your nose clean. >> i don't really drink. my father and mother disciplined me and my mother. >> lance's father jean was a fam captain. matt followed in the footsteps by becoming team captain. matt forta dreamed of doing one better. >> when i was seven years old and played. i told my dad i'd play professional football. he looked at me a little crazy, but i had the drive and determination to make it. i put in the work to do that. i can't believe i'm in my sixth year of playing. >> the running back against whom all bears mention is th

john mcardle became the latest to join a list of executives that plan to hit the road. mattwas so inspired by his coverage of this story that he went out and got some. long overdue. >> is a very interesting story. >> by the way, i got the little geo-bits. it was a huge fad for a while and i think that kids are still going to always be wearing crocs. they are so simple and clean. i did not like them then. then they became widely hated across social media and obviously they are a total fashion faux pas and now i am a fan and i went out and bought my first pair because of the story and they are super comfy. >> they make a lot of sense. you can have a delorean's and you can have toyotas. what would you rather be investing in? i would say toyota. as much as i love tesla, the same thing, you want to go into an area where the masses love that product. >> i would rather have the delorean. >> was shares would you want? you would want them into yoda, in crocs. >> is there any growth of their? , we aren mcardle said not able to sell the product will notthe cause grow. we are not sellin

folks like sheila jackson-lee and matt cartwright are going to keep their voices raised, you have another thing coming. >> you kept talking about health care and johnaper voted 45 times to repeal it. how can you trust the republicans on this budget deal? >> that's the basic problem is you can't trust them on this, because they don't understand the big picture. when we talk about these are real americans that are out looking for work, that aren't just slacking, they don't share that. they don't share our values, ed. they think the $300 people get and they're living high off the hog on that. when you say 240,000 jobs would be lost because of the failure to extend this, it's because that's money that goes right back into the economy. >> exactly. >> it's not going into their brokerage accounts. >> congresswoman, what did the republicans give up here? what are they bringing to the table? >> first of all, let me say i want to join with my good friend to say back to you, ed, thank you for the fight. i'm not even going to say for the passion, but for the fight. and say to you no, we're not stepping away from this. frankly, i'm angry. i'm unhappy. but i wil

aboard the crew was colonel john peck and a group of individuals who were eees -- esstatic -- to save lives. we met with people from the development corporation, matt bound was one of them. and he said a contract of $435 million had been minimum damaged. our interests wasn't just on how effective our emergency response was, but going forward where they should be directed in the long-term. we felt two areas can deserved attention: preventing epidemics and minimizing human traffick g trafficking. it takes 2-3 weeks for health crisis to spread, but gangi fever was in the area and cholera, hepatitis a, lepto, other diseases. there are vaccines for some of them, but none for gangi ferve and lepto. efforts to address the epidemic is complicated. they are undergoing their rainy season and that hedampens effor. there has to be save blood for woman and 90,000 women are pregnant and have lost their ability to go to a vendor. 200 health clinics have been destroyed. a venue to give birth safety and access to safe blood is a challenge going forward. many roads are badly damaged. many filipino health workers left the area or they died in the storm. foreign healt

matt. >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> john goodman probably the most beloved character actorsu want to spend a lot of i'm in a car with. take a look. >> solo act. >> yeah, i know. >> now, used to what, work with a cat? every time you play a c major with a major hairball? >> what happened? >> threw himself off the george washington bridge. >> well, i don't blame him. i couldn't take it either if i had to play jimmy crack corn every night. >> john goodman. welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you. >> sixth time you worked with the cohn brothers? >> there were five fake news reels. >> so did it take a lot of convincing when they called you or e-mailed you on this one? >> they had me at hey, john. >> i think what they said is hey, madman. >> that's what ethan calls me. >> why is there such a connection? i was reading you said everything they write resonates with you? >> yeah, it's just the writing is so good, it acts itself almost. it's just all there on the page. they write such terrific characters. >> you say it's all there on the page. this is a little different. this guy ro

john henry smith is back again. hi, there, my friend. >> it spin was not a surprise, a move resumured for weeks happened. mattrown stepped down as texas's head coach after 16 seasons, he'll stick around to coach the longhorns. they have fallen into mediocrity. the program has gone 30 and 20 and 18 and 17 in the big 12. in a statement the 62-year-old said of the change in leadership, "i hope with new energy we'll get this rolling again." the naval academy wept into the army navy game as favourites. the midship men beat the black knights 11 times. army had a tough year, 3 and 8. a win over navy would make it right. it was a snowy day. navy up 10, keenan reynolds, on the quarterback. 47 yards later 17-0 navy. 136 yards. middies in charge. reynolds again, from 11 yards out. navy's season says navy wins 34-7. to the college hard wood, a match-up of two storage names. roy williams and his 18th ranked tar heels. this was the marcus paige show. leading the all scores with 23 points, two assists for the ball handler. one was spectacular. the heels sent the wildcats to a third loss by a final of 82-77 >> shaun miller f

matt flynn, leading the packers will continue to run things. that is the sports report at this hour. >> johnry smith, thank you. >> teen years are hard enough for most of the for one who stutters it can be brutal. a canadian tenuoen uses music t find his voice. [ singing ] >> laying down the beat, recording the lines, it's the latest song by jake, little jakes. he's been wrapping since he was done. buster wines, lille wane and drake love his work. >> words flow effortlessly at the microphone. talking is a challenge for him. >> it's my second way to communicate. and express myself through music. to be who i am. >> ever since he was a toddler jake had a severe stutter. discovering at summer camp that he wan wrap fluently changed his life. once bullied. people stop him on the street to take a picture and get an autograph. >> maybe he gets a lot of media because people pay attention because of his speech. i can't wait until people m see what i see the first day it met him. i think that will blow people away. >> jake's parents share his ambitions and those of six-year-old brother paul. who wants

matt lauer doing? i saw some fu man chu thing. >> he had a bushey beard and he knocked it down. >> did you guys know john podesta is back. to politics. >> i'll pass. >> pass that on. >> has lewis bergdorf taken that off? has lewis taken that off? >> he's jumped the shark. >> he has a mustache. >> it looks like this. >> he shaved that. >> just a mustache now. >> just the mustache. >> look at alex. >> alex knows i'm -- >> i hear john podesta is back in the news. >> looking to get his administration back on track after the questionable roll out of obama care. the president has convince ad close ally to return to washington. the "new york times" report that john podesta has agreed to serve as counsel to the president for one year. he led the president's transition team in 2008 and advised the president from the outside ever since. he also served as bill clinton's chief of staff for three years but now podesta will be in charge of bringing credibility back to the obama administration. 53% of americans think president obama is dishonest and four in ten think he can manage the federal government. podesta will help with issues l