started a good place though you the song you wrote yes was you know writing songs for you know little wayne and daddy kane shanking think i see people at all sorts of artists and. in the rest was history sixteen was when i got my first writing place and it would be you have to sing for someone to it's almost like you were going to record you yeah so j.r. rotem flew me out to l.a. he wanted to sign me as a songwriter his publishing company and when i got there you know we did last six or seven songs that evening and i mean he was he was shocked you know he was surprised he was like why aren't you an artist why don't you wanna be an artist and like i do want to be an artist that's now was the whole play and you know the rest was history do you still write for others i still do. so what determines whether you will sing the song or you'll write this for someone else depends on how good it is you know i give the. excess and every song is not for everybody so you know there's a there's a lot of songs that. though you know it comes comes from my heart my brain will fit somebody else like a glove a

enough the song started to get placed though the song yes was you know writing songs for you know a little wayne and dedicate think i see people at all sorts of artists and. then the rest was history sixteen was when i got my first writing place and it would be if you have to sing for us on monday it's almost like you were going to record you yeah so jr rotem flew me out to l.a. he wanted to sign me as a songwriter to his publishing company and when i got there you know we did last six or seven songs that evening and i mean he was he was shocked you know he was surprised he was like why aren't you an artist why don't you wanna be an artist and like i do want to be an artist that was the whole play and you know the rest was history do you still write for others i still do. so what determines whether you will sing the song or you'll write this for someone else depends on how good it is you know i give everybody just excess and every song is not for everybody so you know there's a there's a lot of songs that. though you know it comes comes from my heart my brain will fit somebody else like a glove

showing no signs of giving up, but the assault seems to be making little hea headway. wayne hay, al jazeera, bangkok. >> three people were killed in bangkok over the weekend and does others injured in the protest. >>> a similar situation in ukraine where thousands of antigovernment protests enter a second week. demonstrators are camped out in kiev, blocking the main square, that is a live picture, the president's refusal to sign trade agreements with the local unions. david slater reports. making slur the police barriers that are used to keep them out of the square are now used by them to keep the police out. all the government buildings in kiev are also being blockaded by them while the president talks to his advisors to retreat outside kiev. there has been one development here at the initiative of the parliamentary speaker, there were round table talks between the government and the opposition leaders. the only thing that came out of that was a demand by the opposition that the parliament should dissolve the parliament by tomorrow. that is not likely to happen because the

he's a little like wayne gretzky. [laughter] have you been compared to gretzky? >> very little. i can still stand on skates, but that's as far as i can -- >> well, gretzky once said he always skated to where the puck was going to be as opposed to where it had been. brokaw has done that from generation to generation. he covered civil rights in atlanta early, he was an early reporter on the reagan b story in 1966, he was as anchor and managing editor of nbc nightly news the critical figure for a quarter century, the only man in the history of nbc to host the trifecta, toed show, nightly news and meet the press. in new york media circles that's, in fact, the holy trinity. [laughter] the divinity school is off on that. [laughter] he was the only american network anchor in berlin for the collapse of the wall. it's unclear whether that was positive. [laughter] is he laughing? as an author he's captured the sacrifices of the greatest generation, coining that phrase and moving it into the culture. he's grounded, generous, kind and wise. this is a great man. he proves that grace and skil

but the assault seems to be making little hane way wayne hey, arizona bangkok . >> you crane's presidents trying to ends several days of anti-government protests in his country. look at these live pictures now from kiev of the demonstrate orders out in force. and it is after 11:00 p.m. there. you have banners being waved. you can hear the music in the background. the president says he will renew talks with the european union. the demonstrations began after he rejected a packet with the eu and sided with russia. barnaby phillips is in russia with the latest on the protest >> reporter: in the city center, it does feel like a revolution is underway. the city hall has become a headquarters for protesters. all day, people came in. just have a look or enjoy the food and hot drunks or even to catch catch a nap. amidst all of this, a workman valiantly removes the carpet so that it won't get damaged in these extraordinary times. the problem for the opposition is where do they go from here? how do they turn occupation into political victory? >> the way to resolve this crisis is through parliament

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little boy fell. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello everyone, i'm heather holmes. firefighters tell us that that toddler a 2-year-old boy is in life-threatening condition after spending ten minutes, maybe there are underwater. we have more from cara liu, live in oakland. >> well, heather, firefighters tell us that the boy was in critical condition and they believe he was taken here to oakland children's hospital. the battalion chief told me a short time ago that the 2-year- old was fishing with a family friend, who was more like a grandmother to him and she apparently turned her back and that when the toddler fell into the water. that was about 4:00 this afternoon in vallejo. firefighters say that the family friend tried to go after him, but she couldn't swim. officials say that the child may have been in the water about ten minutes, possibly more. >> the grandmother took her eyes off the child for a short period of time and the-year-old fell in the water. the engine company was able to pull him from the water quickly. >> reporter: the culvert where this happened i

it's a little bit half past at this moment. there will be nothing wayningthe bay area for awhile. knock but dry conditions all the way through christmas. out the door tomorrow morning sunny. we'll start out the door for low 40s for the most part and recover to low 50s -- i'm sorry, upper 50s. we'll get another couple of degrees. a moment ago you saw that graphic about the fact tomorrow is spare the air day. when you want to burn wood in the fireplace, can't do it. >>> cool weather across the western third of the country. high pressure on shore and not a drop of rain in sight. sum it up, not as cold tonight. warming trend continues and no rain as far as the eye can see. at least it's not minneapolis. 2 degrees for a forecast high there tomorrow. 44 at dallas. back in the bay area down to 29 sat ant santa rosa. 32 livermore. calling for numbers to warm to the low 60s by friday and then we'll be all the way up to the mid 60s by the weekend. don't forget about freeze don't forget about freeze wa are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yea

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the snow has lightened up a little bit since you saw ken wayne last hour. there's more rain mixing into the snow. i checked the forecast. it's changing a little bit. they say we're only expecting another inch than we have now. the roads, the sidewalks here in washington, pretty much just wet. the winter storm advisory did prompt the government to close offices but many others in the district are still making their way into work. our one photographer drove in from virginia as many area and government employees to. there was heavier snowfall and dangerous road conditions on his way in. we stopped by the ntsb this morning, minutes after it was announced the hearing is postponed. there's no information on a rescheduled date until this afternoon. it could be tomorrow but there's no guarantee. the senate is working this morning and will re-evaluate whether it does get worse. but the forecast, not suggesting that at this point. the house sent me an e-mail saying they will be heading back this work this afternoon. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 ne

little more. he did all those. >> wayne williams took the test three times.failed each time. >> i said, some reaction like i'll be darned, you're the guy we've been looking for for two years. it surprised him that he didn't beat that polygraph test. he was convinced he could beat a polygraph test. he sat there and studied it and said what's this question right here? i said that's pretty good. did you cause the death of nathaniel cater. then he said, what's this question? i said did you throw his body into the chattahoochee river. >> with the media waiting outside the fbi, the mayor's spokesman, angelo fuster was called in to handle the press. >> and in comes homer williams. >> fuster asked homer, a press photographer, why he was inside the building, trying to get a scoop on the suspect? and he said, no, that's my son. i thought, oh, geez. homer told him. >> they detained him and impounded my car for littering. they detained him for littering is what he said. i said that doesn't -- he said at night. i said littering? he said, yeah, he was driving over this bri

. >> yes, just to extend my example a little bit, one of the syndromes that people working with vietnam veterans suffering from ptsd was something called john wayne syndrome where the young men had internalized the john wayne model of heroism and one of their problems was they felt they had failed somehow to live up to that model. and that's the psychology we're talking about here. you internalize a model of heroic behavior from the media that purvey the myths that shape your society. and there's a whole spectrum of responses you might have in relation to that internalized model. you might not do anything yourself. you might simply consent that the government or somebody act on your behalf, you don't make the war yourself, but you consent that somebody make the war for you, kill the bad guy for you. >> the report also says he used a spreadsheet to chronicle previous mass shootings and collected articles all the way back to 1891 about school shootings. >> yes. yeah, his imagination is horribly fascinating in a way because he's reaching for a historic -- he's not just reaching for a model. he's reaching for a historically validated model that will

wayne. >> hello everyone, i'm heather holmes. doctors say they expect that little boy to make a full recovery. this after he fell into the water during a fishing trip that we told you about yesterday afternoon. new developments from patty lee. she's live in oakland where that boy is being treated. >> reporter: first responders are calling this boy extremely lucky. they're also saying, that is a big understatement. this little boy fell into a creek in vallejo yesterday afternoon. he was with his grandmother who couldn't swim. he was in the water for 10 to 15 minutes before rescue crews were able to pull him out. lieutenant herman robinson checked in with the boy's doctor this afternoon and told us that cold water may have helped save the boy's life. we're told from a family doctor who is not treating the boy. hypothermia slows the metabolism. so in this case, the boy's heart rate slowed down, and his tissues didn't need as much oxygen. that is why this toddler is making a recovery. vallejo police say this little boy was transported to this hospital. they also say th

. >> and a little later in the news hour, we'll take a look at how much support there is for the government out of the capitol bangkok. >> i'm waynee, and people are vowing to take action if political change is forced upon themmen. >>> a husband bow la leader has been held in lebanon. this leader was gunned down outside of his home. hezbollah is accusing israel. but israel denies any involvement. it is thought that he may have been an expert in weapons manufacturing, and was reportedly close to the hezbollah leader. it is believed that he was in his mid-40s. andrew simmons joins us live from beirut. andrew hezbollah accuses israel of being behind this killing. who would have wanted this man dead? this >> many would have wanted this man dead. what is happening now is an inquiry in hezbollah, it's a rainy funeral, inquiry in their own security as to such a senior figure could have been shot dead outside of his homes. he was hit in the head and the neck. in terms of who wanted him dead? not only the israelies who firmly deny hezbollah's claim, but also the various groups engaged in fighting the syrian regime forces. and his involveme

little to stem gun violence. the n.r.a.'s executive vice president, wayneierre: >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. i call on congress today to act immediately to appropriate whatever is necessary to put armed police officers in every single school in this nation, and to do it now to make sure that blanket safety is in place when our kids return to school in january. >> ifill: just four months after the shooting, any political support once again collapsed. president obama expressed his frustration in a rose garden appearance. >> as i said from the start, no single piece of legislation can stop every act of violence and evil. if action by congress could have saved one person, one child, a few hundred, a few thousand, if it could have prevented those people from losing their lives to gun violence in the future while preserving our second amendment rights, we had an obligation to try. >> ifill: gun control activists shifted their effort to the state level, winning a high profile fight in colorado where voters agreed to r

i say the situation worsening, wayne but is it just slightly changing or is it getting more difficult? >> a little bit of both, david. this is a symbolic move on the face of it by the democratic party b which is the oldest pary in thailand. symbolic because the government can continue to om rate. om -- operate. it comes at a time time of oppon they will make their final push to remove the government. the democrats saying they can't opeoperate in parliament because it's been a exercise for what the prime minister's party wants. it's symbolic but it's designed to increase the pressure on the government it ry removing any lingering guard. all of the m.p.'s will join the protest on monday marching towards government house. and this is an opposition movement and anti-government movement that is led by a senior member of the democrat party. >> can you see anyway that this is going to end? >> there are many ways it could emed. could -- end. it could end with military involvement they are here to serve the people of thailand and the palace of course. but they are not going to take sides. the government at

waynes. of course the early adopters have a large position in that sense can you speak about that a little bit well i'm not the greatest expert on this but there's a difference between pre mind and distributor. apparently and what what they did was go for a different model from the typical crypto model to try to specifically distribute. to make the pyramid less steep whereas other crip those are really developed like this where few people hold more and so the quark model was to in the mining period within a six month time so by january twenty first then mining is going to get very much more difficult with clark and then it'll scarcity will start to set in and the market should become less volatile ok so. to contrast this with bitcoin in the case of bitcoin you've got distribution happening through the mining process which goes out a number of years and so they won't hit that twenty one million maximum bitcoin level for quite some time whereas in cork they have the mining algorithm is happening a lot quicker so you'll end up in a position where you won't have the volatility potentially because

little jakes as he calls himself. he has been rapping since he was 10 in the likes of buster rhymes, lil' wayne, and toronto's own drakework. words flow effortlessly at the micropho microphone, but talking for him is a huge challenge. >> it's my - my -- my -- way -- way -- tocom -- com -- com communicate and express myself. >> reporter: ever since it was a toddler, jake had a severe stutter. once bullied for his speech, now people stop him on the street to get an autograph or photograph. >> i can't wait until people get to see what i see in the first day i met him. he is actually really talented. >> reporter: jake's parents share his ambitions and those of his 16-year-old brother cole who want toss play major league baseball one day. taking the boys to the studio and ball diamond consumes all of the time that isn't spent on school, family life or occasi occasional vacation, but this is more than just a reward, it is a family past time. >> he has the support of not just us, but his extended family of his grandparents and uncles and aunts and that is huge too. we has a huge support network thatment comes to his concerts

wayne fung. i am a retired ophthalmolgist, that is a retired eye surgeon. my office was and is still at the corner of webster and clay, so i know a little bit about this neighborhood. i was at that position for 50 years. cpmc, the pacific campus has 400 nurses every shift. so that is 1200 people a day. there is a permanent staff of 300 and when it moves the building is going to stay there and it will be converted to outpatient services. the talk now is mainly cancer treatment and breast healthcare. on filmore street, close to cpmc, there is the eye institution, where josh millet, who is on the list, will address you and tell you what they do at smith keteral -- across there smith keteral is pets unlimited, only 24-hour pet hospital. there are 2500 students and 2,000 workers who rely on 3 jackson and i want to close just by saying for example, there is an abigail gould, who commutes from the east bay via bart, transfers to the 3 jackson five days a week. there is also a patricia monticello -- thank you. [ reading speakers' names ] >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i'm barbara bocce. if the no. 3 jackson is eliminated it will have a major impact on our community

wayne fung. i am a retired ophthalmolgist, that is a retired eye surgeon. my office was and is still at the corner of webster and clay, so i know a little bit about this neighborhood. i was at that position for 50 years. cpmc, the pacific campus has 400 nurses every shift. so that is 1200 people a day. there is a permanent staff of 300 and when it moves the building is going to stay there and it will be converted to outpatient services. the talk now is mainly cancer treatment and breast healthcare. on filmore street, close to cpmc, there is the eye institution, where josh millet, who is on the list, will address you and tell you what they do at smith keteral -- across there smith keteral is pets unlimited, only 24-hour pet hospital

wayne lines says no to the rally with a nice little pick and a nice win for stanford. being called one of the greatest finishes ever to a college football game. >> 56-yarder. and he takes it in the back of the end zone. he'll run it out to the 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, there goes davis! >> oh, my god! davis is going to run it all the way back! auburn's going to win the football game! >> there you have it. that's the radio call for the auburn tigers as they took down the number one team in the nation alabama 34-28 with 1 second left in the game, alabama's 57-yard field goal came up short. chris davis caught the kick, and then ran the ball back 109 yards to win on the final play of the game. >> and we were talking about that earlier, the best faces of shock and. >> of the alabama fans in the stands. >> what just happened, yeah. >> i'd if in shock too, but what a smart play by davis to hang back there and catch the ball. >> pretty exciting. >>> preparing for cyber monday. how companies are gearing up for the busiest online shopping day of the year and what you n

yes it's a little run down and lacks a lot of the amenities of the new stadium in santa clara. and it was cold and windy at times. but it has its experiences. ktvu's ken wayneis live at the stick who has been talking to fans who just wanted to be part of the experience tonight. >> reporter: fans are still in a very good mood tonight. they've been pouring out of the stadium just a short time ago. many fans compare, many fans compare their relationship to candle stick park as like a relationship. there have been some ups and downs over the years. but tonight fans are remembering the good times. >> it's like, it's like saying goodbye to your favorite love, right. it's your favorite love. >> reporter: tonight the love affair is over. it's time to pack up from the last tailgate parties and say farewell toll the place many fans love to hate. johnson has been making the trek. even though the new levi stadium will be closer to him. it won't be the same. >> the feeling at candle stick, was nostalgic. >> reporter: his buddy wanted to get a souvenir. >> maybe like a beer plastic cup. >> reporter: you're not aiming too high. >> no not at all. >> reporter: a little park

yes it's a little run down and lacks a lot of the amenities of the new stadium in santa clara. and it was cold and windy at times. but it has its experiences. ktvu's ken wayneis live at the stick who has been talking to fans who just wanted to be part of the experience tonight. >> reporter: fans are still in a very good mood tonight. they've been pouring out of the stadium just a short time ago. many fans compare, many fans compare their relationship to candle stick park as like a relationship. there have been some ups and downs over the years. but tonight fans are remembering the good times. >> it's like, it's like saying goodbye to your favorite love, right. it's your favorite love. >> reporter: tonight the love affair is over. it's time to pack up from the last tailgate parties and say farewell toll the place many fans love to hate. johnson has been making the trek. even though the new levi stadium will be closer to him. it won't be the same. >> the feeling at candle stick, was nostalgic. >> reporter: his buddy wanted to get a souvenir. >> maybe like a beer plastic cup. >> reporter: you're not aiming too high. >> no not at all. >> reporter: a little park

wayne was there. >> at candlestick point today we entered the last fizz of what has already been a long protracted goodbye. watch your step. this is where the beats came out. it's a little fact that san francisco recreation and park give tours of can system park at 18 dollars a head. at least twice a day. when we are allowed to. >>reporter: but this morning they open the place up to the clamoring media who began in the locker room and explored every nook and cranny. ever seen the showers before? the training table? the visitor lock or room? ever wonder who kept the places running for more than 3 decade decades? bob fichlt coming in monday is going to be really a sad sad time. >>reporter: the last time in all probability that this stadium serves as home forthe san francisco 49ers. the last on this grass. last in the seats which might not be a bad idea considering all the history they wear. recreation park director phil reminded us the city is selling them you know. >> i think writ now the seats are 6 frain dollars for a pair. >> then a certain patch of green in the northern end zone. place where this happened. it's sacred ground. today marked with a pen. >> when they do