best friends isabel and josie were in the lunchroom that day along with a few other hispanic studentsthe first time the girls have told their story publicly. >> all of a sudden you hear some kids chanting something and then it gets louder and then you hear what they are saying. and then they are banging their hands against the tables. >> isabel fled to the bathroom in tears, leaving a frightened josie behind. >> it was so hard. because these are my friends. and i see them just saying these awful things. and it was so hard to look and just watch. and not be able do anything because i was afraid. >> the girls say this is not the first time they have witnessed racism at the prominently white middle school. so josie took out her phone and recorded what she saw, texting the video to her mom. >> nobody had really listened to me, and i needed evidence so they could show my mom and my dad so it wouldn't be my word against theirs. >> a lot of voices. >> yeah. it wasn't just a couple of kids. >> right. >> reporter: shocked and concerned alisia ramone send the video privately to a few parents. o

san josi you're waking up to a little light fog and 45 degrees. highs are going to stay in the 50s and tonight we're in the 30s. fairfield and concord also below freezing, mid- and high 30s around the peninsula. 39 in san josi. we have clear skies right now and i'll keep you posted. >>> the golden gate toll plaza looking good, and the bay bridge toll plaza as well. that's a quick drive through the toll plaza then 18 minutes on the east shore freeway to the maze. 238 to the maze will take you 16 minutes. >>> thank you. in just about an hour, we should get an update on the deadly warehouse fire in oakland. >> reporter: we'll have new numbers for you this morning at 6:00 when we hear from fire officials live. meantime, work has continued here behind me. they have been using heavy machinery to be sure the building is structurally safe so firefighters and investigators can continue their work. they are being lowered into the warehouse by a crane, into areas identified by aerial photography. so far they have cleared about 75% of the building. and the di

josie is listing her nevers.s not going to start any of it, but she'll never have to give any of it up. >> never smoke cigarettes and never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever -- >> oh, and that's the big one. soda ahead of everything else. >> that's great. >> why go through the trouble of having to break a bad habit? just don't start it to begin with. >> what else? >> never use a dinner napkin. >> maybe it's, hey, you know what, i'm going to go to bed a little earlier every night. >> nope. >> no. >> i see what dad's trying to do here. just germinate some ideas in young josie's head. >> maybe i'm going to clean my room a lot more. or help mommy in the kitchen. >> i have a lot of them. >> it takes a little while for it to register. >> these are big ideas for a young girl to kind of really wrap their head around. >> so once this is all done stewing, where does she end up? >> she's back to her initial never. >> i'm never going to snip my finger. >> can i just babysit this little girl? i want to have some garli

or c, shut off the gas to stop gas leaks. >> josie! holy [ bleep ]! we got to get outside before the structure falls. >> staying inside an unstable home is not a good option. how about evacuating the area? >> i see no need to jump in a vehicle and drive somewhere else. the tornado is moving away from you so the threat is pretty much area. >> plus by leaving your home area, you can block access for emergency personnel. your best action answer is c. >> if you smell gas and the house is still relatively intact and the gas lines aren't broken, turning off the gas is probably a good idea. you don't want leaking gas around your house. >> when i first got to washington and started surveying the damage, it's kind of surreal. you realize that this is real life, but it looks like a movie set. you have got stuff literally everywhere. the trees were gone. the homes were gone. there was no electricity. you're kind of just like, wow, these people lived through this when there's nothing anymore. >> mark wells' house and belongings were completely levelled by the cen

muchÍsimas gracias, marcelo, nuria, aly, josie...sigan mandando sus fotos usando el hashtag #miarbolitoenda. estoy buscando el mÁs creativo. por otro lado, yo los invito a que sigan mandando sus fotos, y aprovechan y no dejen de ver el episodio nÚmero tres y cuatro de "saboreando", que ya estÁ disponible en despiertaamerica.com. me fui hasta el west coast de los Ángeles con mi amiga, la youtuber jessica cruz. ella me llevÓ a comer en los mejores lugares de venice beach. tambiÉn saboreamos unos deliciosos tacos al pastor. y escuchen bien: terminÉ cantando con el mariachi! jessica me llevÓ al famoso restaurante "don chente", donde me atrevÍ a echarme un palomazo con el mariachi que nada mÁs y nada menos tocÓ con lupillo

later tonight below freezing in santa rosa, freezing trivalley, 39 degrees san josi.ended forecast, it starts raining tomorrow evening through friday. >> get the jacket tomorrow. >> i have one. >> i have four in the car right now. >> thank you for joining us. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the oakland warehouse fire investigation could lead to murder charges. new details about the victims from around the world and their final moments. >> alarming new research reveals how sleep deprived drivers put themselves and others at risk. how driving tired can be just as dangerous as driving drunk. >> plus, this year's grammy winner for best new artist is ready to pass that torch only on cbs this morning. megan trainer will be here. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye

josi rivera can't keep his eyes off what use -- used to be his second home. >> i used to play basketball. >> reporter: tickets of memories, instantly wiped out. the winston park rex hunter burned to the ground thursday the influences that happened here you now, through the mentors here, it's just devastating to us. >> reporter: rivera saw the fire from his house. it took 35 firefighters over an hour to control the burn. at times, flames could be seen several feet in the air. >> when crews first arrived, they had heavy flames and smoke coming through the ceiling. >> reporter: the center was the help of this community, a safe haven for children to go, it was getting a much-needed makeover. in march, tampa bay lightning owner two and half million dollars was donated to renovate the center. it was the single largest gift ever made to the boys & girls club. in a statement, the boys & girls club ceo said "this incident affects us all deeply. not only as an organization, but as a community." rivera is helpful something new this is more than just a building to the people here. this is our heartb

with lily for this trip is josie naughton. these two are old friends. used to work the music industry before giving it up to start up a charity called help refugees, a year ago. right next to the camp, this massive warehouse shows the scale of the charity work that has quickly emerged to provide for those living in thejungle. an army of volunteers looks after a constantly expanding population. and today, lily is one of them. this is just kids' stuff. mine. my kids said that you could have it. shoes, jackets. um, jumpers. a snow white costume, which will come in really handy, i'm sure! it's actually really sweet. and then it's time to enter the jungle. lily allen has never been to a refugee camp of any kind so this is her first experience and it's on our doorstep. this is a bus for women and children in the camp. volunteers here tell lily that one of the things they're constantly doing is telling young people, like this afghan teenager, to apply for asylum in france rather than constantly risking their lives jumping on trucks to the uk. they are risking

is a live look at the nonprofit is starting its holiday food box distribution this morning in san josi. the boxes are filled with 50 pounds of food, which helps feed families for weeks. they also include a christmas dinner. later in the week, they will be passing out toys to more than 6200 kids. >>> when you can't come up with the perfect present for a friend, it's easy to think gift card. americans are expected to buy $27 billion in gift cards this holiday season. but a warning now about the pitfalls. talk about the different kinds of gift cards. >> merchant specific cards, the one that bear the name of ray tailer or restaurant, and they are redeemable only at that place. then there are bank cards, the ones that carry the logo of a payment network and they can be spent wherever that method is accepted. they usually have a fee of about $4 to $6 to purchase. money on a gift card cannot expire for at least five years from the date the card was purchased. there used to be a lot of charges for inactivity fees. those can only be charged after a card has not been used for at least a year, an

josie norton is with her. they are old friends.up the music industry to start up a charity. right next to the camp, this massive warehouse shows the scale of the charity work that has emerged providing help to those in thejungle. an army of volunteers. today, lily is one of them. this is just kids‘ stuff. my kids said that you could have. shoes, jackets. jumpers. a snow white costume which might come in handy! it is actually really sweet. and then it's time to enter the jungle. she has never been to a refugee camp of any kind, so this is herfirst experience, and it's on her doorstep. this is a bus for women and children in the camp. volunteers tell of the things they are constantly doing is telling young people, like this young afghan teenager, to apply for asylum in france rather than constantly risking their lives jumping on trucks for the uk. they are risking their lives every time they go way out, going to major highways. you hear about people killed, you are not hearing about the people who are severely injured. there are numb

. >> the nonprofit is starting their holiday food box distribution this morning in san josi.s out to more than 3200 low income families. they are filled with 50 pounds of food, which organizers say puts food on the table for a week. they also include a christmas dinner. if you want to help, sacred heart says it's not too late to drop off toys at their headquarters in san josi. >>> one bay area school district is warning students about a whooping cough outbreak. >> the city of richmond is making horses vacate the stables they live in, and their property owners are not happy. but the city is also offering a proposed solution, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, truck attack in berlin comes from pakistan, but it's not clear whether >>> germany's top security official says the suspect arrested after the terror attack in berlin comes from pakistan but it is not clear whether or not he was responsible for the attack that killed 12 people at a busy christmas market. >> trump's transition team didn't respond to requests. >> and more charges as a news conference is planned for the top of the

. >> reporter: this is the birthplace of josi. it is now a museum. it has a number of exhibits from his entire life. this week a group of the tampa bay history center just happen to arrange an -- a tour to see the exhibit and share their wealth of information. they came here and found out they may be able museum and the tampa bay history center sharing some exhibits back and forth marking josi martm's time in tampa. they also rather -- happen to be here during a stunning part in history with the passing of fidel castro. to be here at this time was a stunning thing and perhaps to establish relationships beyond this week and many others is a meaningful here at this place, at this time. >>> again, jeff is the only bay area reporter in cuba right now. his next report will air at 5:00 . >>> still ahead: will chocolate with nearly half the sugar taste as good? see how one giant chocolate company is changing it's recipe. >>> one college is getting creative with their is substance -- acceptance letters how students are getting their answers instantly. that i

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josi rivera can't keep his eyes off what use -- used to be his second home. >> i used to play basketball. >> reporter: tickets of memories, instantly wiped out. the winston park rex hunter burned to the ground thursday

. >> we are not want to put anyone hypothesis forward, josi sarah said. six people including three members of the team were pulled alive from the wreckage. >>> resident elect donald trump is in indiana presenting his deal t decided against outsourcing jobs. they make gas furnaces fortune magazine reports he called the head of parent company and promised corporate tax rate reductions far exceeding the $65 million the company would've saved by moving jobs. those who could join a trump cabinet say. >> more of these types of conversations. >> it starts with an attitude of this administration and this president and this vice president elect, okay, they're going to have open leaders. >> carrier will make new investments in the plant. company has government contracts and it is not clear what role they may have played in the decision. >> the recount of ballots has begun in wisconsin. green party candidate jill stein asked for the recount. the hillary clinton campaign joined the request. stein is asking for recounts in pennsylvania and michigan and no one expects

josie norton is with. they are old friends. she gave up the music industry to start up a charity.ht next to this massive warehouse shows the scale of the charity work that has emerged providing help to those in the jungle. that has emerged providing help to those in thejungle. an army of volunteers. today, lily is one of them. this is just kids stuff. my kids said that you could have. shoes, jackets. jumpers. a costume which might come in handy! it is actually really sweet. and then it is time to enter thejungle. really sweet. and then it is time to enter the jungle. she has really sweet. and then it is time to enter thejungle. she has never been toa enter thejungle. she has never been to a refugee camp of any kind so this is her first to a refugee camp of any kind so this is herfirst experience to a refugee camp of any kind so this is her first experience and to a refugee camp of any kind so this is herfirst experience and it is on her doorstep. this is a bus for women and children in the camp. volu nteers for women and children in the camp. volunteers tell the leak one of the th

the suspect who died at the scene was 27-year-old was -- was 27-year-old josi byron haldes. an -- and officer jorge to keita received a gunshot wound to the shoulder as currently in icu with current serious injuries. >>> a police officer opening fire on a suspect outside the garage. when the driver tried to ram an officer, two people were later arrested after the car broke down. >>> and about 50 guns and 80,000 rounds of ammunition were seized from the arizona department of economic security on the same day the agency director resigned. these photos released tonight from a spokeswoman for des. she said the weapons were intended for the use of 1335 peace officer's and 28 on security enforcement safety act officers. >>> president-elect trump touting a deal struck with a air-conditioning company to keep 1000 manufacturing jobs in the u.s. compound mike pence traveled to the indiana plants today as part of an election tour. the plant had planned to move jobs to mexico, a move trump repeatedly criticized as a symbol of lost jobs. breaks for carrier and critics say it could set a

sadan: my name is josie sadan. i'm one of the dancers here at odc. no dance or work of art, necessarily, is going to give you the facts about climate change. what it can do is give voice to how people feel about it. how does it affect the way we relate to one another? does it create anxiety? does it create vulnerability? nelson: "dead reckoning" came out of a sabbatical i took in 2013 to death valley. one of the things that really hit me is this great magnitude of nature. it made me realize how powerful nature is. even though we're so teeny, as individuals, we're having a huge impact in changing this world. so this is on the valley floor. it's 200 feet below sea level. i asked joan jeanrenaud to compose the music. jeanrenaud: for me, images and the feeling of a work have a lot to do with how i end up composing the music. [ playing suspenseful music ] the music for "dead reckoning" evolved over a process of working with kt. i would watch the dancers rehearse different sections. ♪ and that had a lot to do with how i composed the music. in particular, t

. >> trader josie pot stickers have 29 calories, there's chicken, cab cabbage and ginger. and scalps. two flakey treats get high mark for there crispy outside and tasty veggie inside and both have 45 calories each and bargain at 18 cents per piece, c pact butterfly shrimp is a crunchy bredded nibble with a -- breaded nibble with a soft inside. that's a way to help your friends celebrate. >>> new year's means new life, that's the case in fort meyers, florida. people from across the globe have been tuning in, they need glued to a live feed this week of a balanced -- bald eagles nest hoping to catch the moment the new hatched. we're waiting forth the second eaglet to hatch. we'll give you a link where you can watch real time. >>> here's what's happening in and around the area for the weekend, very fun stuff for this new year's eve and day this weekend. celebrate betsy ross' birthday, the lady who is best known for sewing the american flag, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the betsy ross house in old city. let the little ones ring in the new year, "the please touch museum" hosts a n

san francisco 47 and sent to josi 54 degrees. outside right now life camera looking out towards oakland. lots of overcast here . you rain showers plane us a visit. 7 am forecast model is showing rainfall. still rain showers likely. i think the afternoon highs will be a little warmer than today. atmosphere will be change it up with the weather pattern chance of showers by 4 pm tomorrow afternoon. we do expect range fault likely first thing tomorrow morning. temperatures tomorrow morning that is called at this morning. this morning was upper 20s tomorrow morning upper 40s. reason why it is so cold you can see the upper level pattern taking a big dip. that is a cold pool of air setting up shop over northern california. we have a continuous been of moisture -- it is not rainfall every hour of the day but thursday some morning rain and showers into the afternoon hours. you scattered showers for friday and a chance or saturday and maybe for sunday. were cast model trying to get a better handle on the rainfall accumulations. potentially

one was josi avalos who was living in the collective. he was able to save his two dogs but last everything he owns including cell phone, clothing, and art supplies. he also lost many friends. his family has set up a gofundme account to try to help him get back on his feet. the warehouse to complaints from neighbors stretching back a decade. not only -- even a month ago, inspectors visited the sites after complaints about garbage. they even launched a second investigation on construction going on inside but instructors -- investigators couldn't get access to the building. neighbors think inspectors should have been more persistent. >> if the neighbors are calling constantly about the trash if they would stay on top of this stuff, this could have been prevented i think. >> neighbors say the warehouse should have been boarded up. >> that is just one of many problem properties scattered across oakland park the city council member who represents fruitvale hold our maria medina today that if the city doesn't step up, it's only a matter of time

marÍa eugenia: la escuela expulsÓ al responsable, pero josie ya no se sentÍa segura.te. es una noticia del entretenimiento. es mÁs bien graciosa, porque jomari goyzo, una de nuestras estrellas de univisiÓn, estÁ pasando la navidad en la madre patria, y la estÁ pasando muy pero muy bien. jomari: no tengo todo el dÍa. me tengo que marchar a casa. bueno, que sepan que esta vaca es carÍsima. es una leche de vaca de londres. por favor, disculpe, 50 cuesta esta leche de vaca condensada. a esta vaca le cantaban las maÑanitas cuando le sacaban la leche. >> ay, quÉ ternura! casi lloro. orlando: sÍ, jomari tiene su corazoncito. cuando crÍtica es duro, pero el hombre tiene un corazÓn noble. vÁmonos con "el perdÓn", otro Éxito de 2016. esto fue enrique iglesias y nicky jam. sÚbele! ♪ orlando: un saludo a todos los que se estÁn despertando y sintonizan univisiÓn. estamos en "despierta amÉrica" con la mejor mÚsica, entretenimiento y actualidad. vÁmonos ahora con los problemas. es que en toda familia hay lÍos, entre hermanos, pero al final nos amamos. y tambiÉn pasa entre la farÁndu

josie -- joining us now with more is joseph nye, considered one of the top scholars in foreign policyhe joins us from boston. great to see you. first of all, i want to get your read on this selection for secretary of state. what challenges would he need to in order to do the job effectively as america's top diplomat? well, i actually thought it was a good choice. that hes been criticism has been close to russia because he has had to deal with russia. that is where the oil industry has so many investments. in i can't imagine him being vladimir putin's pocket. he has dealt with him, he knows them. sat with him on a nonprofit board. i find them to be a reasonable, balanced person. someone coming up to the private sector who hasn't come up through the ranks in your view could be an effective secretary of state? joe: i think so. he will have a good, professional group of people around him who can help them with the flow missy. this is a smart man who has run a very complex organization in many countries. i think he's going to be able to handle the job. scarlet: i want to read you a "--e fr

we'll have 60s possible in san josi and wednesday and thursday look good, chance of rain on friday. ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, december 20th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, new information on the deadly attack on a christmas market in germany. police in berlin are now uncertain whether they have the right man in custody. former white house homeland security adviser fran townsend looks at how the west will spobspob respond. first, here is the eye opener at 8:00. >> we cannot confirm the suspect that they have in custody was the driver. >> are we going to reach a point where we literally can't do certain things anymore, john? >> it is about being agile. it is about being flexible. it is about

laura keller takes on josie l.a.. -- joe seeley.ou to this chart which is about u.s. high-yield. i want to take you to the very edge, 2016 returns. year,return for this which is great. if we want back here to 2009, it is the very best year since then, certainly better than 2010 , 2012 and 2015, which was the worst year and a long time for these high-yield investors who buy up these beaten-down debt of these corporate bond issuers. a lot of them had problems last year with buying up these over -- this year with 2016 where it is, i think it is a great year. david: it looks like they are buying low and selling high. joe? joe: i will be talking about financials -- financial stocks, a big winner in the s&p. a lot of this has to do with banks, up 24%. if you look at the top chart, this is short interest at it -- as a percentage of shares on banking. investing is high. it has rarely been that high. it is well above its average over that period. this is the broader s&p 500 financial etf in the red line reasons the average and it is right in

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other partners within the partnership and thank my team at walk sf for all their hard work, especially josie, and the mta and ywca and the san francisco bike coalition, sf environment, and especially sfusd and thank our leaders who are here with us today. we have the police department, the mayor, we have supervisor tang, the department of transportation leader director reiskin and our superintendent lee and rec and parks director phil ginsberg. thank you all for being here with us this morning and i'm probably forgetting a few people, but i especially want to thank the school for hosting us this morning and principal chang and nurse catia has been amazing so let's give a round of applause for the school! [ applause ] >> so as the mayor mentioned for all of you voters and future voters out there, there are some really important measures on the ballot that i want to encourage you to take a look at. because these will help make our streets safe and those are propositions j and k and make sure you take a look at those before you go to vote. and i also want to encourage all of you to get active,