if you're homeless and l.a. city low is to keep streets clear give you two choices. keep moving. on skid row. this is. the only place that you can sit up a tent without the city forcing the belief. but elvis is tiny homes aren't allowed here. skin roy is. unlike anything else in the united states. i call it the worst manmade disaster in the us high. are you. doing ok. and he fails runs a pig the emergency shelter in the middle of skid row which i'd like to see seen the numbers of women seeking help him a trip home in just a year what you mean can't daedra place to meet you unless you got pretty eyes. and he's on crutches because last year he lost a leg to the flesh eating bacteria that exists here still every day he's out inviting new arrivals to his shelter because he knows just how bad it gets more than two thousand people on the streets forty nine square blocks of skid row it's the worst that we've ever seen. just a good idea you really need to look down that street there's not one open spot or summat sidewalk for half a mile down that way. elvis is tiny houses designed as an o

what you're looking at is up in the hills below bel air are members of l.a. city engine 3 fire department. there are units from all over the city that are here right now just to give you an idea. engine 11 where captain goodwin and his team are from is on the other side of los angeles. we have a 55,000 acre fire burning up in ventura county fire. that's the thomas fire where units from throughout the state are also -- and it's not just these two. i think we've got at least four, possibly five, maybe more fires burning simultaneously throughout southern california. it's been a very, very dry last couple months out here. and even though we're in december and this morning the temperatures dipped into the 40 degree range, you got massive widefires through the area. >> quickly before we go, how about you? your family? your house? okay? >> reporter: that's nice of you to ask. i grew up not too far away from here, actually. just a little bit over this mountain towards the pacific ocean. my family's okay. my wife, my son are okay not too far from where the brave men and w

evacuation orders still in place but at least for now the skirball fire if i would have burned in the l.a. city limits is appearing to be laying down and not causing much of a threat at this point however high wind warnings are still up through the weekend alex offer al-jazeera los angeles u.s. senator al franken has announced his resignation after repeated accusations of sexually harassing women the democrat had lost the support of many of his colleagues franken who was a well known comedian before entering politics tonight many of the claims i know in my heart that nothing i have done as a senator or nothing has brought this honor on on this institution and i am confident that the ethics committee would agree nevertheless today i am announcing that in the coming weeks i will be resigning as a member of the united states senate saudi arabia's crown prince was reportedly behind last month's record breaking purchase of a painting by leonardo da vinci the portraits of jesus christ fetched four hundred fifty million dollars the most ever paid for a single work of art at auction that is the directo

jesse: has the l.a. city council said anything or done anything? are they taking you seriously or do you think they think you guys are a joke? >> they take us seriously. i think they are stoked to see us, stoked to see our passion for raging. >> i think initially they wanted to dismiss us. but then when they saw you a passionate and thorough our arguments were, they realized we were kinds of like not to be bragging, but a force to be reckon. with for sure. jesse: you guys are a force, that's for sure. when you do party, what's the regular saturday night, what does that look like for you guise? >> it usually starts with a group text to all the boys saying we are ranging tonight. we pick up at least six, 30 racks. and we determine how exact lire we are going to go about. >> there are stages to it. you get the entire crew together and you decide what is going to be the tempo for the rest of the night. we have properly warmed up, we go always as a unit to a party or bar and occasionally a club, but then we try to rave and make good memories we can hold

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evacuation orders still in place but at least for now the skirball fire if i would have blown into l.a. city limits is appearing to be laying down and not causing much of a threat at this point however high wind warnings are still up through the weekend alex offer al-jazeera los angeles a heinous abuse of human rights that may constitute crimes against humanity that's how the u.n. security council has described the sale of african refugees into slavery in libya all fifteen council members asked for an investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice but emergency meeting was called off the u.s. media showed africans being sold at a slave market in libya the u.n. arrest member states and libya to respect the rights of migrants a former usa gymnastics team doctor will likely spend the rest of his life in jail larry nasa has been a has been sentenced to sixty years in prison on child pornography charges the fifty four year old was given the maximum sentence in july he admitted to charges of obtaining and possessing child pornography that of attempting to destroy evidence he's also pleaded gui

evacuation orders still in place but at least for now the skirball fire if i would have burned in the l.a. city limits is appearing to be laying down and not causing much of a threat at this point however high wind warnings are still up through the weekend alex offer al-jazeera los angeles saudi arabia's crown prince was reportedly the person behind last month's raechel breaking purchase of leonardo da vinci painting the portraits of jesus christ fetched four hundred fifty million dollars the most ever paid for a single work of art at auction many have questioned the timing of the purchase of saudi arabia deals with new economic challenges. we capping the top stories for you so far today the past couple of hours of deal has been reached between the u.k. and the european union allowing breaks in negotiations to move on to the next stage talks have stalled over systems writes off the brics it's the u.k. so-called forced payment and the border between northern island and the republic of ireland. after some tough conversations we've now agreed a settlement that is fair to the british taxpayer it me

burning earlier today so we do have our l.a. city crews as long as well as i we have the helicopters air operations are up there they're making nighttime water drops. and arrest warrants been issued for christina care schnur the former president of argentina relating to a nine hundred ninety four bombing in buenos aires a judge has accused her of covering up the alleged involvement of iran in the bombing of a jewish center twenty three years ago eighty five people died in that attack to raise a boy has more from what desirous. what it was a very busy morning here in one of scientists with a judge to tell you one of your ordering the arrest not only of former president cristina kirchner but also off her former foreign minister export of the amount of money and other people close to her administration kirschner is being accused of treason of trying to cover up an attack against the jewish community say enter here i'm going to cite is back in one thousand nine hundred four that killed over eighty people most of the accusation is based o

and so from what i understand from the l.a. city animal services department, lapd is going to be coming out to try to get these horses there's just so many of them. >> residents are trying to get anyone with a trailer to help them move those animals. >> the rye fire has burned at least 5,000 acres in santa clari clarita. both directions of i-5 were temporarily shut down, but have since reopened. the rye fire is 5% contained. >> 23 if that's not enough, there's a fire burning east of los angeles in san bernardino county. the fire is burning near cal state san bernardino. >> nbc news was at the toll plaza when firefighters met to form a convoy. they're heading south just like they did in october's north bay wildfires. >> the winds in southern california are similar to what happened up here. >> sky seven flu above san francisco's mission district while firefighters packed up their equipment before heading to the front lines down south. strike teams are on the way from heyward and alameda county. >> for sale signs are now picking up as

and so from what i understand from the l.a. city animal services department, lapd is going to be coming out to try to get these horses there's just so many of them. >> residents are trying to get anyone with a trailer to help them move those animals. >> the rye fire has burned at least 5,000 acres in santa clari clarita. both directions of i-5 were temporarily shut down, but have since reopened. the rye fire is 5% contained. >> 23 if that's not enough, there's a fire burning east of los angeles in san bernardino county. the fire is burning near cal state san bernardino. >> nbc news was at the toll plaza when firefighters met to form a convoy. they're heading south just like they did in october's north bay wildfires. >> the winds in southern california are similar to what happened up here. >> sky seven flu above san francisco's mission district while firefighters packed up their equipment before heading to the front lines down south. strike teams are on the way from heyward and alameda county. >> for sale signs are now picking up as

the l.a. cityuncil this past month passed a resolution in support of reforms around the placard program mirroring the work this body did four years ago on the same issue. we will be looking to engage in that work once there's legislation. in moving to the federal side, these items are familiar. we're looking to ensure that the federal transit program remains intact. we have a capital development grant program to fund future priorities once we close out central subway but projects like gary brt will be looking for any opportunities that arise through the administration's discussions around an infrastructure pack taj, wok in the arena of autonomous vehicles. we've already seen legislation in the house and senate that attempts to lay the grouped work for how manufacturers can begin producing and operating autonomous vehicles. again, all these are in partnership with other agencies and mtc when it relates to regional interests. that's a high-level overview and i'm happy to answer questions. >> director

>> l.a. city. >> and there are multiple fire teams out here.ctures out here as an estimate? >> i don't know. i would say 500 to 750. a lot of us came from the creek fire for immediate need in the morning. >> and these winds today certainly better than yesterday. >> way berth than yesterday, yeah. way better. >> how much of a difference does the weather play? >> huge. it's huge. so we figure for every mile an hour, it's going to increase our flame length by four times. so if you can kind of do the math on that, it's huge. >> the wlr will be turning around at some point. >> i haven't heard. i haven't heard a newscast in la couple days. >> you've been busy. >> a couple days now, yeah. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> a lot of firefighters like that gentleman out here trying to contain these flarups that we are seeing out here. and, again, i think we are about to see another water drop. part of the reason why we have so many helicopters up here is because amid all the peaks and valleys in bel air, there are a lot of people who live her

in this town, you're kind of a rock star. >> i'm meeting with l.a. cityouncil member gil cedillo, known as one-bill gil for his successful work to get driver's licenses for undocumented people. latinos are the fastest growing demographic in america. in l.a., latinos are the largest group, which has scared many people. >> we've got scale. >> what does that mean? >> we're everywhere. it's incredible. because immigrants from all over the world come here, and latino immigrants the same. they're entrepreneurial. they're the risk takers. they're the most responsible. they come with family values. that's the american story. they make our economy hum. >> so one word i hear and i've heard a lot in my life talking, when you talk about latinos and also many people of color, communities of color, is the word assimilation. what do you think about that word? >> well, it's a constant. it is actually probably the oil that makes our engine run in america. is that everybody who comes here from another country doesn't know english. everybody who comes here from another coun

burning earlier today so we do have our l.a. city crews as long as well as i we have helicopters air operations are up there they're making nighttime water drops well gina kim is a reporter with the u.s. network n.b.c. news she joins us live now from ventura northwest of los angeles gina thank you for joining us i mean it's incredible just five percent of the blaze actually contained how much force could it get. well so far we have about one hundred between one hundred and two hundred homes structures various businesses and buildings that were destroyed or damaged in this fire i am standing in such an area right now these are homes that were completely leveled here two homes down from it look just like this the hills behind it scorched and then you come to this area right here and the home right next to it wasn't touched at all i think a shed might have had some smoke damage but that's it that is the nature of these very erratic fires that we have in california they literally just skip homes sometimes will fly miles away and ignite a

evacuation orders still in place but at least for now the skirball fire if i was that a bone in the l.a. city limits is appearing to be laying down and not causing much of a threat at this point however high wind warnings are still up through the weekend alex offer al-jazeera los angeles. time now for sports has set up thank you very much a.j. or christiane or another has been crowned the was best footballer for a fifth time real madrid star equalled the n.l. west is record as he was awarded. in his home and has. it sometimes appears as though christiane a renowned oh is as comfortable on a red carpet as a football pitch such is the extent of his trophy cabinet the ballon d'or is the oldest and most prestigious award the won't best player and for a fifth time it was in rinaldo those hands ronald awful was going to surface so no . of course i feel happy it's a great moment in my career and on drugs this is something that i. looking forward every year every season so that's last year with its amazing season. last season rinaldo helped draw madrid win the champions league and their first league

evacuation orders still in place but at least for now the skirball fire if i would have burned in the l.a. city limits is appearing to be laying down and not causing much of a threat at this point however high wind warnings are still up through the weekend alex offer al-jazeera los angeles al-jazeera meteorologists ever some folks here next on the news hour with the latest forecast for us then saad hariri returns to paris this time to discuss threats to lebanon's security. accusations of treason and political persecution a former president of argentina says she would be silenced. as for the brooklyn nets find themselves a long way from home as mexico city hosts the n.b.a. . from cool brisk knows and fuel it's. to the woman tranquil two days of southeast asia. hello there well high winds in california and high winds across parts of western europe as well you can see the closely packed ice upon the tightly packed i suppose across that western side if europe winds gusted to one hundred fifty kilometers an hour across parts of britain through the course of the day now the strongest winds will edge

two hundred thousand people have been ordered to evacuate their homes as the far as now into the city of l.a. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and many of the city's richest they were hoods schools highways and film productions of shut down firefighters say just five percent of the blaze is contained with more hot dry winds still forecast. we are dealing with a number of flare ups now the winds come back that's the big story it's going to be have as you can feel there's some strong winds and steady wind and strong gusts occurring we do have some flare ups up in the ability to crest road airbender crest area same area that the fire was. burning earlier today so we do have are really city crews as long as well as i we have helicopters air operations are up there they're making nighttime water drops the u.s. senator al franken has announced his resignation after repeated accusations of sexual harassment is him across it senator for the state of minnesota has lost the support of many of his party colleagues as a series of allegations from women have a march franken who was a well known come

l.a. again city in the philippines. the u.s. decision to recognize to ruthless israel's capital is being discussed right around the world today where exploring the holy land and how this religious and spiritual place has become increasingly politicized others here's how a force of reports from occupied east jerusalem it's within the city limits but out on its own. refugee camp is cut off from the rest of jerusalem by the israeli separation barrier the israeli government provides few services here the palestinian authority isn't committed to provide any local activist. says many of his neighbors do it least have one thing official status as residents of occupied east jerusalem. this identity card means a lot for us the right of return our existence in jerusalem our daily connection our children and our workers our businesses and our mosques and churches and now israel's jerusalem affairs minister is proposing to redefine the camp and other palestinian neighborhoods outside the wall is no longer part of the city to be governed ins

like new york city. l.a. probably too. >> the semester is over. for the next few weeks there will be a lot less students on campus. >>> by the way that student who was held up at gun poipt he was not injured. the police were able to arrive quickly. they were not able to catch the robber. >>> thank you. estimated $25,000 in fire damage. firefighters responded to a campus parking lot about 11:00 this morning. two cars on fire. as well as a nearby cafeteria. the no one was hurt. the outside of the building was damaged. how it started is under investigation. after a public tribute to san francisco mayor. today a family memorial small and private. thousands paid respects yesterday. streaming through city hall to view the close td casket. public figures and every day citizens paid respects to the city's first chinese american mayor. he died after suffering a heart attack. he was 65 years old. you can stay with us. we'll air the memorial service tomorrow afternoon right here on nba bay area. and cozy tv. live streaming and tweeting updates from our twitt

if this amounts to a short on new york city, on greenwich, on san francisco, on our way, on chicago -- on l.at city would you bet on? ken: look at texas, florida, tennessee, nevada. places close enough to population centers. if it stays the way it is, you have to look at the big winners. this will be state able to manage their economy at a low tax rate. it will take a while. people say, i don't want to live there. -- thate that is where will drive activity. austin, texas was not austin until 20 years ago when people decided to three in environment in a low tax state. people will create these environments. erik: what does it mean for your firm? what does it mean for ken moelis ? ken: i think we are overdoing this. we like where we live. we will try to -- we will not react to this. an company itelis is something to keep in mind. we have discussed maybe taking a 20-year lease, he taketh it-year lease in manhattan. lease inke a 10-year manhattan. be aware of what might happen. erik: taxes have driven dealmaking for years. we just talked with john melone who will give us chapter and verse on that.

than twenty five hundred people on the infamous skid row sanitation is a huge concern well the city of l.a. alone has spent four point two million dollars to put in a handful of bathrooms it's simply not enough came in contact with feces on the on the sidewalk and i contracted flesh eating a coal ice trap and staff bails eventually had his right leg amputated last year just from walking on the streets this love the city of los angeles to declare a state of emergency but it still hasn't stopped other viruses like hepatitis to plague the homeless population drug addiction is also among the main culprits as to why some don't get off the streets the bad part is i got here a prolific from april through october and the program i was showing a low it was one of the lucky ones his relapse last seen at the union rescue mission let him to get the help he needed now he's been clean for a year working as an apprentice at the shelter i would hope that we do it just because of our hearts we will not allow somebody to be devastated by homelessness but if it's if it takes a lot then then we need to pass a

peak forecast for the city. l.a., up to 45, santa ana around 60, oxnard and 60.hey will peak but stay gusty through the upcoming weekend. >> thank you very much. the protests that erupted over the middle east after president trump up ended decades of u.s. policy by recognizing jerusalem as the israeli capital. leaders not just in the arab world but across the globe announced it to be a detriment to peace. hallie jackson joins us with more. >> reporter: frances, the president is making a risky bet here that doing something different will eventually end up productive for peace talks but he's about the only one making that bet. this decision, which is not likely to be undone by future presidents, is one of the most controversial and potential consequential of his administration. >> all challenges demand new approaches. >> reporter: seven decades of u.s. policy changed in an instant. >> today we finally acknowledge the obvious, that jerusalem is israel's capital. >> reporter: president trump will move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, which could take three or four year

kansas city and l.a. tied for first place in the ask west with the raiders -- in the west with the raiders one game behind. lots of praise on jimmy garoppolo. today against had texans he found the end zone and then some. jimmy garoppolo trying to go 2- 0 on the road. 49ers in houston. did not go well in the 1st quarter. jimmy garoppolo's pass deflects and into another. picked off by jackson. 3-3. 2nd quarter. perfect throw and perfect catch. in between two defenders. and later in the drive, hyde drives up the middle. thanks but no thanks. his first touchdown in almost two months. texans quarterback tom savage out with an injury. t.j. yates looked good. deandre hopkins with a minute to go in the half. 13-949ers at half -- 13-9 for the 49ers at halftime. deandre hopkins 10 catches. 144 yards. 16-13 texans. jimmy garoppolo rolls out. across the body. touchdown. 23-16, san francisco. 49ers defendant looking for a big play. they get it. jars the ball loose. on the ground. lynch comes up with the fumble. lead t

than twenty five hundred people on the infamous skid row sanitation is a huge concern well the city of l.a. alone has spent four point two million dollars to put in a handful of bathrooms it's simply not enough came in contact with feces on the on the sidewalk and i contracted flesh eating a coal ice trap and staff bails eventually had his right leg amputated last year just from walking on the streets this love the city of los angeles to declare a state of emergency but it still hasn't stopped other viruses like hepatitis to plague the homeless population drug addiction is also among the main culprits honest to why some don't get off the streets the bad part is a guy who are able to shake from april through october and the program i was juggalo it was one of the lucky ones his relapse last seen at the union rescue mission let him to get the help he needed now he's been clean for a year working as an apprentice at the shelter i would hope that we do it just because of our hearts we will not allow somebody to be devastated by homelessness but if it's if it takes a lot then then we need to pa

l.a. or new york city, but we should all be acting as if it's a possible thing. and so when it comes to just a household, for instance, there are very simple things that we should be doing in terms of being prepared for any natural disaster. when the power went out in maine during that wind storm, most people doesn't have wart. -- didn't have water. they didn't have a week's worth of food. they weren't blared to go without -- prepared to go without heat even though we should know that's a likely scenario. having a go bag, having a plan and understanding what we're not going to have in that scenario. most of us rely almost entirely on cell phone technology more our communication right now. that's going to be one of the first things that goes. and i don't know about you, but i don't even know my most loved ones' cell phone numbers by heart, because i just punch their r their name into my phone. i couldn't call most of people who are really important to me, plus i wouldn't know where to go find a landline to call them. knowing how to communicate in the event that i

i have l.a b me, the city. this is the san fernando valley. this is another fire that starts to the right, the creek fire. 11,000 acres at least burned. 30 homes at least destroyed. if you pan to the left, you can just see the smoke from that fire fanning out across the san fernando valley, meeting up with smoke from another fire in santa clarita over the hills, and going far to the left into the west to meet the largest fire out in ventura county, the thomas fire. 65,000 acres, well over 150 homes destroyed. thousands displaced. no power. schools closed. air quality terrible. we're going to have to see how this plays out for the rest of the week. for "nightly business repor i'm jane wells in bel air. >>> and still ahead, why ups is already suffering >>> as republicans hash out the final version of the tax bill, housing advocates say it could hurt both home prices and home ownership rates. but a top housing expert doesn't necessarily agree. and diana oleic sp >> reporter: if any knows home prices, it's professor robert shiller, co-creator of t

than twenty five hundred people on the infamous skid row sanitation is a huge concern well the city of l.a. alone has spent four point two million dollars to put in a handful of bathrooms it's simply not enough came in contact with feces on the on the sidewalk and i contracted flesh eating a coal i strap and staff bales eventually had his right leg amputated last year just from walking on the streets this led the city of los angeles to declare a state of emergency but it still hasn't stopped other viruses like hepatitis to plague the homeless population drug addiction is also among the main culprits as to why some don't get off the streets the bad part is i guy who are poor sick from april through october and the program i was joking a low it was one of the lucky ones his relapse last seen at the union rescue mission let him to get the help he needed now he's been clean for a year working as an apprentice at the shelter i would hope that we do it just because of our hearts we will not allow somebody to be devastated by homelessness but if it's if it takes a lot then then we need to pass a

two hundred thousand people have been ordered to evacuate their homes as the fires now enter the city of l.a. firefighters say just five percent of the blaze is contained with more hot dry winds forecast russia's military says eisel has been completely defeated in syria the syrian observatory for human rights which monitors the conflict says eisel still holds about eighty percent of their a sore but. those are your current headlines so you're up to date stay with al-jazeera though the stream is next of course you can find loads of video on demand in articles from across the globe at al-jazeera dot com. ok and you're in the strain today why have stories of police brutality gone viral in nigeria and how's the police force going to respond i really could be loud and i'll be bringing in your comments and questions if you look forward to the pedals here you'll see just a sample of the thousands of tweets we've given getting on this topic and remember we want to hear from you so keep those coming with hash tag stream of course we're also live on you tube there's a shot off to the side on that site

than twenty five hundred people on the infamous skid row sanitation is a huge concern well the city of l.a. alone has spent four point two million dollars to put in a handful of bathrooms it's simply not enough feces on the on the sidewalk and i contracted flesh eating a coal ice trap and stabbed. belle's eventually had his right leg amputated city of los angeles to declare a student guy here a prolific from april through october and the program i was showing a lawyer was one of the lucky ones his relapse was dean at the union rescue mission let him to get the help he needed now he's been clean for a year working as an apprentice at the shelter i would hope that we do it just because of our hearts we will not allow somebody to be devastated by homelessness but if it's if it takes a lot then and we need to pass a law bill says with more than one thousand sex offenders on skid row alone you know how women and children sleeping on air mattresses in their chapel only a band-aid for now the bells hopes the country will wake up and fix this it growing epidemic in los angeles and sweets our teeth

. >> that depends on where you live if you live in new york city, l.a., boston, chicago, that's a middless wage. >> absolutely. if you're losing those deductions, you could see a net increase in taxes. >> i'm not sure what she will say about this it's stimulative for capital spending for a year. you get the immediate expensing of purchasing new capital, but at the end of the day, this is unlike other periods where taxes were lower, government spending was going up, if you have the fed monetary policy fighting fiscal policy all next year, the fed will increase the pace of interest rates >> do you think there will be an impact on the tax plan and politics will we see an impact in 2018? >> the economy is in pretty good shape if there is a benefit f corporations start spending more money and hiring more people, the question is will they hire more people or invest in labor saving devices, that's an open question the stock market may continue to go up if there's a big benefit to companies that have a much lower tax rate apple may benefit by $47 billio does that go into stock buyback and divide

into the end zonefinal score 24-17 raiders jack del rio and company are now tied with kansas city and the l.a. chargers for first place in the afc west all at 5-and-5 the silver & black now travels to kansas city for a huge showdown against the chiefs sunday (catherine) time magazine has released its 'short list' of candidates for the 2017 person of the year... and it includes former 49er colin kaepernick... this is kaepernick accepting an honor yesterday from the a-c-l-u...for refusing to stand during the national anthem last year....saying he was protesting racism and police brutality. time magazine is short-listing him for the same reason.. others under consideration for 'person of the year' include china's president, xi jin ping..north korean leader kim jong un... the 'me too" movement.. and president trump...time has been identifying a person of the year since 1927....recogniz ing a person or group of people who most influenced the news -- for better or worse. (grant) coming up... president trump's tweets -- sparking new questions about the russia investigation and the possiblity of obst

l.a. and new york city. they are not going to say anything about trump because they will get lambasted the next time they go out. >> ultimately they want to be loved and want to be liked, and being liked means trashing trump. the minute you admit one good thing about him you are complicit. in the press conference they said you can't say that to me. i'm a member of the privileged class. it's my job to guard this democracy. that's why what he has said has been so effective. dagen: being the president is policy. if you go through what the president has accomplished this year, the average person reading a lot of these websites wouldn't have any idea what has happened. >> in terms of substantive issues voters care about, he's killing it. his tax plan is not only a huge win, but when you it into the context of where we were told we would be. we were told a year ago we would be eating our young. the markets would collapse. it would be red dog. dagen: they are reading talking point almost from nancy pelosi. she call

city. well, l.a., arizona. ... how is the copyright compared? >> there are 4 million pictures and the archive and we were releasing them in a smaller way. all the pictures have been released and are available to the public and they can download them and i've seen others that include some of my photos, so those pictures are open to the public and the pictures that haven't been released yet but have permission by the white house. and then it is copyright as a collection >> i have a question regarding the title. does the first lady have anything to do with the title? >> she is one of the lights. for me it represents a transformative time in my life as a photographer it means to draw with light. then people being pushed to be the person that maybe you are not sure that you can be. mrs. obama was an inspiration to me and i think she helped me become the person. i figured along the way i thought i was chasing this light but then i recognized i was polite, too and we can all share that flight. >> was there ever a time you were getting ready to take a p

into the end zonefinal score 24-17 raiders jack del rio and company are now tied with kansas city and the l.agers for first place in the afc west all at 5-and-5 the silver & black now travels to kansas city for a huge showdown against the chiefs sunday here is del rio today (sot: del rio) "it's a strong division. it's one that we've had, i would say, maybe a down year in terms of us hitting a little bit of a dry spell for a stretch, the chargers hit a dry spell for a stretch to start the year, the chiefs are in one now. we're all good football teams and we're all alive right now. we all have an opportunity." the sharks finishing up a 4- game road trip of their own in our nation's capitaland when you think washington capitals you think alex ovechkin2nd period/ 1-0 caps ovechkin on the breakaway scores his nhl-leading 20th goal 2-0 capslater in the 2nd a scary momentjoe thornton looks like he is trying to stop but puts his hip into the head of t.j. oshie sandwiching oshie's head against the boards oshie left the ice under his own power with what was described as an "upper body inj

yard pass receptionfinal score 24-17 raiders jack del rio and company are now tied with kansas city and the l.a west all at 6-and-6 the silver & black now travels to kansas city for a huge showdown against the chiefs sunday(sot: del rio) "it's a strong division. it's one that we've had, i would say, maybe a down year in terms of us hitting a little bit of a dry spell for a stretch, the chargers hit a dry spell for a stretch to start the year, the chiefs are in one now. we're all good football teams and we're all alive right now. we all have an opportunity." the sharks finishing up a 4- game road trip of their own in our nation's capitaland when you think washington capitals you think alex ovechkin2nd period/ 1-0 capsovechkin on the breakaway scores his nhl- leading 20th goal 2-0 caps later in the 2nd a scary momentjoe thornton looks like he is trying to stop but puts his hip into the head of t.j. oshie sandwiching oshie's head against the boards oshie left the ice under his own power with what was described as an "upper body injury"final: 4-1 capitals the caps beat the sharks for