all we are down four degrees in fairfield and san jose huh along with letterman livermore. --along with livermore. >> brittney: 49 degrees in concord, 47 degrees in san jose and 44 in livermore. >> brittney: heavy rain showers will get here by saturday. >> brittney: we are under the freeze warning until

. >> david letterman originally had a one-hour daytime show and nbc, after like 13 weeks, decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. monday in las vegas -- [ boo! [ >> have these people been frisked? >> it was a dismal failure in terms of the ratings, but not in terms of introducing us to letterman. >> david, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> despite of this nonsense that goes on in the background, stay with us and don't give up. stay with us here in new york. >> dave is back in new york. you're going to host a late-night television program that premiers on monday night. what are critics going to say on tuesday morning? >> i don't much care because i found a way to deal with that pills and whiskey. >> david, you're on. proceed. >> i'm enjoying listening you to snort. >> they gave him the late-night show, after the tonight show. and at the time, people thought who is going to watch television at 12:30 at night? who is up? i'll tell you who is up. young people. college people. >> i know this is the first show and i thi

let's turn to josh letterman. what is this? >> a great question. it's an extraordinary display that we really don't have a great parallel to in recent years. we're seeing the leaders of the intelligence community openly disputing and rebutting the president-elect just as he's preparing to take office and inhabit the building behind me. what we don't know, shep, how that will impact his relationship with the intelligence community once he takes office. he's going to be reliant on them for information. not only about russia but about tate and iraq and syria, about north korea, other conflicts that donald trump has identified our priorities for him. we know that donald trump and his team are considering making changes to the way the u.s. intelligence apparatus operates, potentially streamlining part of the odni. we're not sure where trump will end up, but he will come into office with a bristly relationship with the intelligence leaders that he will need. >> this is one of two things. one, he doesn't trust the intelligence community or two, he's sendi

show," she did a variety show that had a supporting cast that included michael keaton and david lettermanen robert redford cast her as a suburban mother dealing with the loss of one son and the anguish of another in "ordinary people." >> you blame me for the whole think. >> can't you see anything other than in terms of how it affects you request essentially you? >> no you can't, and neither can anybody else. >> reporter: her only child, richard, died of a gunshot wound. >> my only regret in life of things that i could have done differently is that i didn't have more children. i lost my son 14 yeaago. and i don't have and will not have grandchildren. and i miss them. >> reporter: diagnosed with type 1 diabetes she was long time chairman of jdrf a foundation to support research into juvenile diabetes a powerful advocate testifying to congress on behalf of those afflicted. she is survived by her third husband, dr. robert levine. >> thank you. >> reporter: by scores of devoted and admiring co-stars and colleagues and by millions more who found laughter and a special kind of connection with ma

>> [laughs] >> but because he was as david letterman called him the ass kicking president on "air force one." >> yes. >> and bill pullman, because he gave the best speech as president on "independence day." i still get the chills when i hear it. >> i get the chills, too. >> running up your leg... >> here it comes! "independence day"... >> tom: anthony, look. rosie does on the following. i think she could win the castro district of san francisco. don't you? >> middle america loves her. >> tom: that was the old rosie. the new rosie is so despised now, there is no way. >> why did he put rosie? >> what about matt damon. he was in the "martian"... >> tom: dicaprio! people like dicaprio. >> but is it "titanic" dicaprio... >> "the departed" ." >> now in titanic, he is sketched one like a french -- that's going to be controversial. >> i got a look likes to make nice than that. >> he jumped in the middle of somebody's romance! >> yes! he wasn't nice with the icebreaker. >> i think -- i don't think it's the movie celebrities. we look at them as kind of elites. they are like regular americans. i t

letterman has been on. michelle obama. segment with a michelle obama and big bird. promote the first lady's let's move campaign. it has become a phenomenon. there anybody who desperately wanted and to pursue and keep asking, and they say -- billy: meryl streep. we have gotten close. charlie: how have you gotten close? billy: we have spoken to people on meryl's team. charlie: and saying i am not a good actress -- into a war with meghan mccain about it. i do not want to get into it. charlie: you do not want to get into it because -- it so offends you that somebody would say something -- everybody, -- every day, it is something new. i called megan mccain out on that, but i felt a need to do it. "difficult people." is different from billy eichner. three-dimensional, operating in somewhat of a different way on "difficult people." i try not to -- there might be something like that down the line. bring it on, charlie. i mean all of the help i can get. charlie: i am here. you know that. i am here for you. i mean, might you want to do something kind of an insult comedy? i th

>> [laughs] >> but because he was as david letterman called him the ass kicking president on "air force one." >> yes. >> and bill pullman, because he gave the best speech as president on "independence day." i still get the chills when i hear it. >> i get the chills, too. >> running up your leg... >> here it comes! "independence day"... >> tom: anthony, look. rosie does on the following. i think she could win the castro district of san francisco. don't you? >> middle america loves her. >> tom: that was the old rosie. the new rosie is so despised now, there is no way. >> why did he put rosie? >> what about matt damon. he was in the "martian"... >> tom: dicaprio! people like dicaprio. >> but is it "titanic" dicaprio... >> "the departed" ." >> now in titanic, he is sketched one like a french -- that's going to be controversial. >> i got a look likes to make nice than that. >> he jumped in the middle of somebody's romance! >> yes! he wasn't nice with the icebreaker. >> i think -- i don't think it's the movie celebrities. we look at them as kind of elites. they are like regular americans. i t

now let's go to josh letterman from the a.p. good to see you. >> great to be here, shep. >> shepard: this matter, the reason they rushed this through, didn't let the national security team on the plane, reading about it and then they announced it before they got to weigh-in on it. customs and border patrol didn't know what to do. the word today seems to be we did that so that all these bad guys or bad dudes as the president put it couldn't flood in here. that's now how this works, is it? >> depends who you ask. certainly there are concerns that if they had signalled ahead of time if they were planning to cut off entry by people that already held visas from certain countries, there could have been a rush by those people that try to get in. what opponents say, refugee halts, the four months prohibition on refugees entering the u.s., that couldn't have been done by the last minute for people trying to sneak under the ban. it's a lengthy process. upwards of a year. but at the same time, trump's white house aides are saying that this

the more heated ones this week with marco rubio attacking him, about not calling russian president letterman in a war criminal, i think the majority of people so that exchange and saw marco rubio grandstanding and basically the winner of that exchange was rex tillerson. the obama administration hasn't gone that far. why would the secretary of state do that? there needs to be a broad range of opinions going into this white house. donald trump likes that. he said today at trump tower, he wants all of his nominees to go out there and show congress what they were about and show them their personalities. and work through their differences at the white house. going we're going to leave right there but bob and kelly are going to stay with us. we're going to take a quick break but when we come back, donald trump's inauguration is just one week away. what to expect for the big moment when we come back. . >> eric: in the segment tonight, it is just one week until inauguration. the next seven days are undoubtably going to be huge. kelly riddell, take a look, going forward. what are we looking forward t

charlie: david letterman has been on. michelle obama. did a segment with michelle obama and big bird. together. it was to promote the first lady's "let's move" campaign. getting kids to eat healthy. it has become a phenomenon. charlie: is there anybody who you desperately wanted and pursue and keep asking, and they say -- billy: meryl streep. we have gotten close. charlie: how have you gotten close? billy: we have spoken to people on meryl's team. we did a whole obstacle course go-round.yl charlie: and saying i am not a good actress -- billy: i got into a war with meghan mccain about it. i do not want to get into it. charlie: you do not want to get into it because -- it so offends you that somebody would say something -- billy: everybody, -- every day, it is something new. it's exhausting. i called megan mccain out on that, but i felt a need to do it. charlie: how is billy epstein different from billy eichner? billy: that's "difficult people." billy epstein is different from billy eichner. he is three-dimensional, operating in somewhat o

josh letterman is with us. he's the a.p. correspondent at the white house.ins us frequently, this is on the obama care matter. josh, the easy part just got done. >> the easy party is done. the hard part starts now which is figuring out how to replace it. what we've seen the last week or so, the growing realization by republicans of just how politically tenuous it is to be taking healthcare away from people or to be leaving the markets with uncertainty about what will happen until they settled on a replacement. obamacare took more than a year to draft. took all kinds of political wrangling. barely got through. because this stuff is really hard. it's particularly hard to find ways to pay for the popular parts that republicans want to preserve, such as keeping your children on your insurance until you're 26. coverage of the pre-existing conditions. unless you do some of the other things that republicans don't want to preserve like mandating that everybody in the country has insurance. so republicans after initially wanting to have a few years where they would w

they make letterman look good. what can undo this trump i do this trump rally. he could inherit a debt crisis. let me get to scott martin. if it -- is it off to the races. when we do we get to 21,000 quacks. >> it's only about 5%. we get the higher numbers and a thousand points and not that big of deal anymore. i had been putting on my phone orders. i'm trying to get dow going here. from the standpoint of the markets moving forward. looking beyond the last eight years president obama and his policies. the taxation help work and head. some of the other spending measures that will take place. and as what is taking prices higher and very confidently. >> people thought the fed was going to raise rates three times last year. scott is right yes we talk a lot about animal spirits we get the momentum play and we certainly see it slightly overvalued versus the circle average it's really about corporate earnings. >> let me bring in steve cortez. steve, thank you for joining us. the markets are moving higher we talk about this day after day but a lot of it is based on the

. >> rose: david letterman's been on the show. >> michelle obama and big bird together. it was to promote the first laid's let's move campaign, getting kids to eat healthy, and it was part of that. so, yeah, it's become kind of a phenomenon. >> rose: is there anybody that you have desperately wanted to pursue and keep asking that they say -- >> meryl streep. >> rose: meryl streep says no? we've gotten close. >> rose: how do you get close? we've spoken to people on merle's team. we did an obstacle course called meryl-go-round. >> rose: and when president-elect trump -- >> i can't believe we're attacking meryl streep. >> rose: attacking her talent. i don't want to get into it. it's absurd. >> rose: it so offends you anybody would say something? >> everyday it's something new. it's exhausting. i called megyn out on that on twitter but i felt the need to do it. >> rose: how is biliepstein different from billy eichner? >> billy epstein is more i hope of a three-dimensional character operating in some version of the real world on "difficult people." >> rose: might it spawn new

do you, like, you and mel gibson and david letterman get together, just compare beards?ound this time of the year. >> stephen: oh yeah? >> i'm really going for more of a ben cuzi or zeus look. >> stephen: oh, zeus isn't bad. >> zeus is good. >> stephen: zeus, you need an eagle on a throne. yeah, nice to see you, how have you been? >> actually, great. i mean, all things considered. it has been a rough year for everyone, but, yeah. >> stephen: sure, yeah, yeah. we had you on the old show six times. six times and matter of fact, you were such an integral part of the old show-- we were so happy to have you that, the very end of the last week of the old show we had a garage sale. >> yes. >> stephen: we didn't tell anybody we were having it. we just put an ad up on craigslist, gave the address and we sold everything off of the set to any stranger who would walk by. >> including-- >> stephen: including, including, we put you on one of the tables. there's michael stipe on one of the tables with a little price sticker on your head. now, r.e.m. sold a hundred million records. how

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and dave letterman was right next to us.n't care. >> seth: yeah. >> they're just like, "no, you've got to wait. we want everybody safe." i had -- a dog sniffs you. but the dog -- you're going through like a little thing and then there's a fan lightly blowing -- a waft of whatever you got going on. [ laughter ] or had going on. >> seth: right. >> earlier. [ light laughter ] and then the dog, the dog smells it. >> seth: and can the -- can the dog smell the difference between have and had? >> apparently. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, yeah. >> because it smelled and then like, and then the guy was like, "okay." then sort of brought the dog back over, almost like you know, "you got this." like gave it a little pep talk or something. i'm sure it's just to clear out its, like its -- >> seth: yeah. >> whatever the thing is. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, olfactory senses. i don't know. i'm not a doctor. and then brought the dog back. and then the dog was like, calmed down. and the guy goes, "all right, you're good to go." he goes, "that

she gave david letterman his first real job. >> we always go back to the men.orget the men, it's the women. >> betty white. she was on the show. >> she was doing like the homemaking show on the tv show. let's listen for a second. >> maybe you are right, mary. >> he was very funny, that guy. >> here's the people that i -- >> what was his name? >> the real actors name? >> now you are going back. >> i remember this guy was really hard for him to get another job because he was so identified as that guy in the newsroom. >> was it ted knight? >> yeah. >> mary tyler moore, i looked at the show and it was fake. it was fiction, but i was like, that looks really cool. then for me it was on to the real people. barbara walters. you remember those people that influenced you. >> you looked at mary tyler moore and said, aren't you disappointed? >> it looked so cool. she had the pantsuit. >> is an -- visions aren't really like that. >> nobody's really got time in this day and age. if mary had a problem dating. >> okay. i guess i won't call you. >> let me just say, maybe it's j

all we are down four degrees in fairfield and san jose huh along with letterman livermore. --along with livermore. >> brittney: 49 degrees in concord, 47 degrees in san jose and 44 in livermore. >> brittney: heavy rain showers will get here by saturday. >> brittney: we are under the freeze warning until tomorrow morning. so a lot of our locations will drive down into the low 20s. we are looking at a lot of rain showers that will start saturday morning. as no fault in the higher elevations of the sierra. if you want to be careful traveling. you should go tomorrow what is nice and dry because once the system starts it will be very difficult to get there. take a look at how heavy the rainfall is far from 3:00 a.m. on sunday. we are tracking or from 3 to 5 in. off or rainfall. i will time out the rest of the system and inform you of what you'd expect coming up. >> vicki:thanks, brittney! >> vicki:in the east bay. public works crews are taking advantage of the break in the wet weather today. >> grant: this week's storm and preparing for the next one. kron4's haaziq madyun shows

the more heated ones this week with marco rubio attacking him, about not calling russian president letterman think the majority of people so that exchange and saw marco rubio grandstanding and basically the winner of that exchange was rex tillerson. the obama administration hasn't gone that far. why would the secretary of state do that? there needs to be a broad range of opinions going into this white house. donald trump likes that. he said today at trump tower, he wants all of his nominees to go out there and show congress what they were about and show them their personalities. and work through their differences at the white house. going we're going to leave right there but bob and kelly are going to stay with us. we're going to take a quick break but when we come back, donald trump's inauguration is just one week away. what to expect for the big moment when we come back. >> eric: in the segment tonight, it is just one week until inauguration. the next seven days are undoubtably going to be huge. kelly riddell, take a look, going forward. what are we looking forward to? let's start with you

would like to thank my consultants from clifford, tom clifford and megan smith and my friend david letterman for providing us numbers did i campaign manager i've already recognize him and assayed again, colleen olsen thank you for putting up with me. >>[applause] and the rest of my team, dixon lee, aaron lu, sue sandoval sicilia-rockstar volunteers like ada and justin. then a special thanks goes to my childhood friend, beth live from boston and damage to run my geo tv london hardy, kenny korea, thomas gonzales. >>[applause] by other childhood friends that actually moved here and now live here, sam berenson and todd kiger. >>[laughing] i also would like to thank in particular, the person community for believing in me from day one. by dear friends see it and sammy, soft as in peabody already reckon it. baja, [inaudible] and the entire [inaudible] let's give it up for them. >>[applause] like to also recognize community tenants association and all the chinese community leaders that copy honey. i really from the bottom of my heart, standing there with me translating documents come a doing everyth

fees and voluntary update fees and also want to recognize that the tenacious leadership of debbie lettermanou heard during her public comment there is some concerns from the nonprofit providers particular those that receive the city funding to provide those serviced and the concern about air their ability specifically many of the parking spaces and the facilities provide the city funded services i'm thinking meals of whole and meal delivery or transportation of clients as much as seniors and people with disabilities i do think we should subject those to the program and introduce the amendment for the spaces from the tdm standard and will find that it will find those - these in a document circulated to you on page 6 line 19 and colleagues for clarity any other parking spaces with the nonprofits choose to implement in their facilities will be subject to tdm okay now the graham our police to any right pointed out another error i want to correct thank you supervisor peskin this is on page 6 that the legislation line 21 the full sentence reads start on line 19 as such comma the board of supervis

fees and voluntary update fees and also want to recognize that the tenacious leadership of debbie lettermanou heard during her public comment there is some concerns from the nonprofit providers particular those that receive the city funding to provide those serviced and the concern about air their ability specifically many of the parking spaces and the facilities provide the city funded services i'm thinking meals of whole and meal delivery or transportation of clients as much as seniors and people with disabilities i do think we should subject those to the program and introduce the amendment for the spaces from the tdm standard and will find that it will find those - these in a document circulated to you on page 6 line 19 and colleagues for clarity any other parking spaces with the nonprofits choose to implement in their facilities will be subject to tdm okay now the graham our police to any right pointed out another error i want to correct thank you supervisor peskin this is on page 6 that the legislation line 21 the full sentence reads start on line 19 as such comma the board of supervis

with that i'll take some questions and start with josh letterman of ap. >> thank you mr. president.ation's open quarrelling with trump and his team on this issue tarnishing the smooth transition of power that you've promised? >> hasn't been a lot of squabbling, we've simply said the facts. russians were responsible for hacking the dnc, i'm finding a little curious that everybody is surprised that this looked like disadvantaging hillary clinton because you wrote about it every day. about every little juicy tidbit of political gossip including john podesta's risotto recipe. it's an obsession that dominated news coverage. we've lost track of what we're about and what we stand for. i guess part of my overall message as i leave for the holidays is how can we focus on working together, how can we channel what i think is the basic decency and goodness of the american people to reflect itself in politics, that's an issue i think we've got to wrestle it. and we will. all right. thank you everybody. >> president obama is in hawaii finally beginning his christmas vacation. >> the president and

. >> is that your letterman jacket from way back then. >> national champion. >> were you on any of those yes. >> which one. >> 1979. >> does that shirt come in your size. >> i'll tell what you, pen state you just have to absorb what it means to be a champion >> this is just difficult. >> i understand. not everybody can be a champion. >> with two minutes left and were you down and the ball was the on the 28, you had to go 80 yards. >> i had given up, i said they blew this game. i can't believe it. they blew this game. then they come back. >> look at those rings. >> rubbing it in. >> it looks like he is playing dress up. >> like getting dressed in the dark. >> it is good. >> hold on a second. >> alexa, hoist garry cobb. >> gar garry cobb is a former professional football player. >> former professional footballer. >> he still just keep getting the wins. >> you know what, i have to give penn state a lot of credit. they have played a great game and everything. it is not that bad to be second. >> they didn't give it, we took it. >> that is it. >> it was great. i'm glad you guys invited me in.

in the spring before the election i met up with my old friend david letterman who is always interested people say, "who's gonna win?" i always say, "i believe in the ufo theory." ufo theory stands for the unforeseen will occur. donald trump is the unforeseen occurring. and the election this fall, i still say the same thing. the unforeseen will occur. >> donald trump pulled off the biggest upset in modern political history. [ chanting "usa" ] >> jon stewart might have walked away from his "daily show" too soon. >> did you have any clue it was coming? you were supposed to have the clue. you're the guy who was payin' attention. i wasn't payin' attention! ♪ >> in a half century of reporting at nbc news, i've learned the only thing to expect, is the unexpected. tonight, we'll look back at some of those stories and look ahead of those stories and look ahead as i talk to a broad cross section of prominent americans, who also turn the tables and interview me. we'll question each other about where this great country has been, where it's going, and how we may be able to repair our national divid

fees and voluntary update fees and also want to recognize that the tenacious leadership of debbie letterman heard during her public comment there is some concerns from the nonprofit providers particular those that receive the city funding to provide those serviced and the concern about air their ability specifically many of the parking spaces and the facilities provide the city funded services i'm thinking meals of whole and meal delivery or transportation of clients as much as seniors and people with disabilities i do think we should subject those to the program and introduce the amendment for the spaces from the tdm standard and will find that it will find those - these in a document circulated to you on page 6 line 19 and colleagues for clarity any other parking spaces with the nonprofits choose to implement in their facilities will be subject to tdm okay now the graham our police to any right pointed out another error i want to correct thank you supervisor peskin this is on page 6 that the legislation line 21 the full sentence reads start on line 19 as such comma the board of supervisor

>> i swear he's got the memes,hs report card, the walk.al i see your strategy, tucker.r >> david letterman >> thank you. >> all righty. >>> 8:27. how do you guys handle this guye every day.. >> we build up a tolerance. tolr [ laughter ] >> all right.ig in the midst of award season sea some of hollywood's bigger stars threatening to boycott thecotthe grammys. details ahead.tails ahead first alert for expectant momsnm why your body mass index may non play as much of a role in your child's weight as once thought. >> this is why people love tuck, though. though. this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. ♪♪ >>> good morning.orning. if you are just joining us, here is a beautiful life look at ourr capitol dome on a tuesday tsd morning. the weather is not too bad outat there.there. tucker and erin will be alonge shortly with another look atk a your weather fives. >>>

would like to thank my consultants from clifford, tom clifford and megan smith and my friend david letterman for providing us numbers did i campaign manager i've already recognize him and assayed again, colleen olsen thank you for putting up with me. >>[applause] and the rest of my team, dixon lee, aaron lu, sue sandoval sicilia-rockstar volunteers like ada and justin. then a special thanks goes to my childhood friend, beth live from boston and damage to run my geo tv london hardy, kenny korea, thomas gonzales. >>[applause] by other childhood friends that actually moved here and now live here, sam berenson and todd kiger. >>[laughing] i also would like to thank in particular, the person community for believing in me from day one. by dear friends see it and sammy, soft as in peabody already reckon it. baja, [inaudible] and the entire [inaudible] let's give it up for them. >>[applause] like to also recognize community tenants association and all the chinese community leaders that copy honey. i really from the bottom of my heart, standing there with me translating documents come a doing everyth

. >> dave letterman. >> much bigger now. >> santa! >> santa claus. >> come on, guys.> the handsome billy gibbons. >> those are the hardest beards we could come up with? well, i'm glad we didn't practice for that. >> i was hoping there would be a trick question, where we saw somebody below the waist. i mean, their beard would be so long, that it would -- what did you think i meant? >>> let's go to the weather. how about some inaugural weather? >> i got goosebumps. >> i got something else. last time it snowed on the inaugural, john f kennedy, january 20th, 1961. eight inches in the previous 24 hours. the snowiest inaugural of all time, william h. taft, march 4, 1909. before 1937, it was on march 4th. now, what about wet whether every? coming up last time it rained, george w. bush, january 20, 2001. over 0.3 inch of rain. rainiest inaugural ever, franklin d. roosevelt, january 20th, 1937. almost 1.75 inches of rain. the forecast for friday, 47 degrees, showers, mostly cloudy. rain developing, 0.25 inch rain. tamron has been wondering about the rain because she is going t

. >> dave letterman. >> much bigger than that now. >> santa! >> santa claus. >> come on, guys. z it's z of zz top. >> who is it? >> billy look at that. >> handsome billy givens. those were the hardest beards we could come up with? well. >> i was hoping there would be a trick question where we saw somebody below the waist. i mean, that their beard would be so long that it would -- what did you think? >> how about some inaugural weather? i got something else. last time it snowed on inauguration, john f kennedy they had eight inches in the previous 24 hours. the snowiest, most snow william h. taft march 4th 1909. befores 1937 it was on march 4t. what about wet weather? coming in last time it rained george w. bush january 20th, 2010. .3 of an inch of rain. and the forecast for friday, 47 degrees. showers mostly cloudy rain developing. about aquat .25 of a rain. tamron has been peppering me. >> poncho or umbrelumbrella. >> well, this morning temperatures are now climbing into the 50s. most areas now in the low 50s. 52 in the district. and we will be climbing to about the mid to poss

fees and voluntary update fees and also want to recognize that the tenacious leadership of debbie lettermaneard during her public comment there is some concerns from the nonprofit providers particular those that receive the city funding to provide those serviced and the concern about air their ability specifically many of the parking spaces and the facilities provide the city funded services i'm thinking meals of whole and meal delivery or transportation of clients as much as seniors and people with disabilities i do think we should subject those to the program and introduce the amendment for the spaces from the tdm standard and will find that it will find those - these in a document circulated to you on page 6 line 19 and colleagues for clarity any other parking spaces with the nonprofits choose to implement in their facilities will be subject to tdm okay now the graham our police to any right pointed out another error i want to correct thank you supervisor peskin this is on page 6 that the legislation line 21 the full sentence reads start on line 19 as such comma the board of supervisors

would like to thank my consultants from clifford, tom clifford and megan smith and my friend david letterman for providing us numbers did i campaign manager i've already recognize him and assayed again, colleen olsen thank you for putting up with me. >>[applause] and the rest of my team, dixon lee, aaron lu, sue sandoval sicilia-rockstar volunteers like ada and justin. then a special thanks goes to my childhood friend, beth live from boston and damage to run my geo tv london hardy, kenny korea, thomas gonzales. >>[applause] by other childhood friends that actually moved here and now live here, sam berenson and todd kiger. >>[laughing] i also would like to thank in particular, the person community for believing in me from day one. by dear friends see it and sammy, soft as in peabody already reckon it. baja, [inaudible] and the entire [inaudible] let's give it up for them. >>[applause] like to also recognize community tenants association and all the chinese community leaders that copy honey. i really from the bottom of my heart, standing there with me translating documents come a doing everyth

would like to thank my consultants from clifford, tom clifford and megan smith and my friend david letterman for providing us numbers did i campaign manager i've already recognize him and assayed again, colleen olsen thank you for putting up with me. >>[applause] and the rest of my team, dixon lee, aaron lu, sue sandoval sicilia-rockstar volunteers like ada and justin. then a special thanks goes to my childhood friend, beth live from boston and damage to run my geo tv london hardy, kenny korea, thomas gonzales. >>[applause] by other childhood friends that actually moved here and now live here, sam berenson and todd kiger. >>[laughing] i also would like to thank in particular, the person community for believing in me from day one. by dear friends see it and sammy, soft as in peabody already reckon it. baja, [inaudible] and the entire [inaudible] let's give it up for them. >>[applause] like to also recognize community tenants association and all the chinese community leaders that copy honey. i really from the bottom of my heart, standing there with me translating documents come a doing everyth

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would like to thank my consultants from clifford, tom clifford and megan smith and my friend david lettermanor providing us numbers did i campaign manager i've already recognize him and assayed again, colleen olsen thank you for putting up with me. >>[applause] and the rest of my team, dixon lee, aaron lu, sue sandoval sicilia-rockstar volunteers like ada and justin. then a special thanks goes to my childhood friend, beth live from boston and damage to run my geo tv london hardy, kenny korea, thomas gonzales. >>[applause] by other childhood friends that actually moved here and now live here, sam berenson and todd kiger. >>[laughing] i also would like to thank in particular, the person community for believing in me from day one. by dear friends see it and sammy, soft as in peabody already reckon it. baja, [inaudible] and the entire [inaudible] let's give it up for them. >>[applause] like to also recognize community tenants association and all the chinese community leaders that copy honey. i really from the bottom of my heart, standing there with me translating documents come a doing everythin