coque's mom, marissa guiulfo, is like peru's julia child -- >> marissa: welcome. >> anthony: -- jamesank you for having us. a caterer, cookbook author, beloved icon of peruvian gastronomy. >> coque: this is the yucca. >> anthony: oh yeah, i'm going in. to say one is fortunate to enjoy her hospitality would be an understatement. >> marissa: pisco sour? >> anthony: oh yes. yeah. definitely. >> eric: i'd love one. >> anthony: warm, generous, welcoming beyond belief. >> marissa: it's too bad that you have to leave so soon. >> anthony: yeah. >> coque: normally we -- we have lunch late, uh, like 5:00, or -- >> anthony: do you nap before lunch or after? >> coque: both. >> anthony: both. [ laughter ] sounds like paradise. wow, look at this. every weekend, marissa opens the house to an ever-changing mob of friends, visitors, drop-ins, and family. >> coque: this is fantastic. >> anthony: they do not skimp on the food. delicious, delicious things pour out of the kitchen. >> eric: wow. >> anthony: a torrent, a deluge of traditional peruvian favorites. >> marissa: this is a causa with crabmeat, th

greg: and marissa. no, she can't come. >> i can't get over the filet of fish. who likes filet of fish. >> me. they are delicious. >> you mean filet? >> play fish for certain my money and whatever it is that's the best. greg: it's the worst thing at mcdonald's. >> cat told me she would do anything for filet of fish. >> i'm not laughing at that. >> let the record reflects i am not laughing. greg: i think we can all agree that i am right but coming up, we discussed net neutrality with the experts. just kidding. i'd rather talk about it marissa. greg: what do you want to hear about? the tax plan? the neutrality? confusing. what else do you have news? >> omarosa, greg. omarosa. greg: excellent. >> a high-profile departure the white house, press secretary announced the resignation of omarosa, former contestant on the apprentice. >> conflicting reports tonight about what happened surrounding the departure of trump aid and former apprentice contents and, omarosa. >> the white house officially says she resigned but cbs news has learned she was in fact, fired. greg: yeah

greg: and marissa. no, she can't come. >> i can't get over the filet of fish. who likes filet of fish. >> me. they are delicious. >> you mean filet? >> play fish for certain my money and whatever it is that's the best. greg: it's the worst thing at mcdonald's. >> cat told me she would do anything for filet of fish. >> i'm not laughing at that. >> let the record reflects i am not laughing. greg: i think we can all agree that i am right but coming up, we discussed net neutrality with the experts. just kidding. i'd rather talk about it marissa. ♪ this holiday, the real gift isn't what's inside the box. it's what's inside the person who opens it. ♪ give ancestrydna, the only dna test that can trace your origins to over 150 ethnic regions... ♪ ...and open up a world of possibilities. ♪ save 20% for the holidays at ancestrydna.com. dale! oh, hey, rob. what's with the minivan? it's not mine. i don't -- dale, honey, is your tummy still hurting, or are you feeling better to ride in the front seat? oh! is this one of your motorcycling friends? hey, chin up there, dale. l

>> oh, yes. >> probably. >> and marissa was in seinfeld episode. well, never minds. >> what?i relate to every story on this show to seinfeld. >> yes, he does. >> if you tell me you're a seinfeld fan -- >> i am a seinfeld fan. >> serious. >> yes. >> you watched seinfeld? >> did i. >> god i love you already. >> it is a ban on bath taking. one mother sparks outrage after she says she does not want her husband bathing their daughters, his own daughter. the reason behind it, that has her husband in a lot of people on the internet very upset. that is his own child. >> and first day of winter warning. no, not snow. some astrologers say you must avoid making big decisions cents tomorrow. we'll have some expert here to bewaring in. >> okay. >>> good morning, looking liver at the water main break or what's left of it on rittenhouse square. live look at 18th street. right at locust. right on rittenhouse square. where water was bubble out from underneath. looks like the bike lane here. to give you an idea right there on the square 18th right there in front of our friends at parx. so 18th

marissa trinidad/madre de yesenia 09.17 uno nunca espera esto con que le pase a un hijo de uno su hijauedo barado en la autopista i 95 a la altura de mamaroneck. y mientras ambos, intentaban resucitar la bateria, a un lado de la carretera. irvin martinez jr/hermano de la victima 12.21 no toco bocina, y si vio los carros, no le dio tiempo para moverse dijo irvin, el cree el chofer manejaba a una velocidad que ni si quiera los vio. ni los suyos pudieron correr. 10.50 el carro del hermano mio, se le cayo encima de ella yesenia podria perder una pierna. y fue una explosion, al momento del impacto lo que supuestamente provoco que las piernas de alwin quedaran en partes. irving martinez/padre de la victima 15.36 le daba mucho a las pesas, le gustaba siempre ir al gimnasio y todo eso. ahora verlo asi, como me voy a sentir? furkat yuldashev de 30 anos, chofer del camion, continua libre dijo el abogado de la familia que la policia no ha levantado cargos porque aun, no concluye la investigacion 06.50 quiiera que se hiciera justicia, alguien tiene que ser culpable de esto 15.47 para nosotros no h

marissa perez and josi -- are facing several felony charges including assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. investigators say they spotted them sitting in the victims stolen mercedes in modesto. another man in a juvenile are also in the vehicle. authorities believe they took part in the robbery.>>> two handguns and several items belonging to the victim have been recovered including cash and other valuables. he strongly believes the incident was not a random act. the victim was targeted. the homeowner a man in his 50s suffered a head injury but is expected to recover.>>> the latest job report. california's unemployment rate has hit a record low. the jobless rate for november was four-point 6%. the state development department said that is the lowest rate california has ever recorded since they started collecting the data in 1976. last year at this time the unemployment rate was 5.3%. 12 other states at record low rates including hawaii colorado and idaho.>>> people have money to spend. with two more shopping days left until christmas the retail federation expects this will be a big

thank you to marissa for organizing this thank you all for participating. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> senator, thank you for joining us. to all of you who are well fed them back in the room, i am david sanger from "the new york times" and i would like to welcome senator

marissa perez and josi -- facing several felony charges including assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. investigators say they spotted them sitting in the victim stolen mercedes in modesto. another man and a juvenile were in the vehicle and believed to have been taking part in the robbery. two handguns and several items belonging to the victim have been recovered including cash jewelry and other valuables. they strongly believe the incident was not a random act and the victim was specifically targeted. the homeowner a man in his 50s suffered a head injury but will recover.>>> after a roller coaster week for republicans the president goes to his florida home for the holidays. not before wrapping up official business in the oval office to fulfill a promise he wanted to keep for christmas.>> reporter: president trump greeted by children and cheering crowds upon his arrival in florida celebrating a historical week in washington. a stopgap spending bill averting a shutdown. a one $.5 trillion tax bill overhauling the tax code.>> this is the bill right here. we are very proud of it. it is go

parties nothing new here in tech capital yahoo remember was under fire for its lavish parties ceo marissaook a lot of heat for the great gatsby theme. we also know shervin pishever showed up with -- a year marred by so many allegations of sexual harassment across all industries and especially here in the valley revel those years of binary capital and high level start-ups and vcs like shervin pishever. >> some of us are old enough to remember the party seen by some as a sign of a top of the dot com boom there's always going to be something that people try to use as a touchstone. >> yeah. pretty telling that both the yahoo party and the other one themed, that's obviously when you had a needlessness about it. but obviously it just sort of represents too or at least brings to mind the lobsided, you know, gender situation in tech that they actually have to do this. >> that's exactly what i was thinking why do we have to bring in models female mostly, some male, i understand as well, but just being so silly just talk amongst yourselves, have a good time for goodness sakes is that so hard? >> jo

marissa perez and jose cal vera are facing several felony charges including assault with a deadly weaponnd robbery. investigators say they spotted the two sitting in the victim's stolen mercedes in modesto. another man and juve -- and a juvenile were also in the car. they might have been part of the robbery. stolen items were recovered. sheriff's say it wasn't random and that victim was targeted. the homeowner a man in his 50s had a head injury but will be okay. >>> an arson investigation is you understand way in antioch after suspicious -- is under way in antioch after suspicious fires overnight. christien kafton reports. >> reporter: you can see how heavily damaged this building. it was the cremation and burial society. there had already been two suspicious fires here in past, one in june and october and that prompted the owner to move locations. then there was last night's fire. rob strickland the funeral director says he is frustrated. >> how in the world does this keep happening in antioch? and then i was actually outraged because this morning, when i did see some of the news report

. >> marissa men'ser? >> i actually d'antoni know who that is. >> all right, thank you, fair enough. brian par man. >> no. >> thank you. >> i have begun to have serious doubts about some in the fbi, serious doubts about the integrity of some of the highest levels of the fbi. >> did bob mueller recruit people to his probe that had a bias against the president? >> so, that's what's going on in congress and in the media on this effort to diminish the mueller investigation and bob mueller. today former bush white house aide and mccain presidential campaign senior advisor steve schmidt in this studio called out these attacks on robert mueller with perhaps the most robust defense of robert mueller you will ever hear. >> prosecutors in this country have tremendous power, and they should not be beyond criticism. but this isn't criticism. this is a premeditated, deliberate, dishonest smear of robert mueller, a man who has spent his entire life in public service, who is known if nor nothing else his probity and his

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marissa shannon is telling me our time is up. >> so president obama was careful not to say that he thought it was an international law violation. that he thought.

thank you to marissa for organizing this thank you all for participating. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> senator, thank you for joining us. to all of you who are well fed them back in the room, i am david sanger from "the new york times" and i would like to welcome senator richard burr for the keynote of this. it's been a fascinating morning session of russia come election interference in broader cyberissues and we are very ideal of come here to the council to talk to us. >> delighted to be here. i questioned a meal part he didn't look like it was substantial enough. >> at the council type budget. for those of you who don't know senator burr is dennis third time. senator from north carolina. i have it sorted out whether you're in the duke rooting side of the stage for the university of north carolina. >> whichever one wins. the good side for what we are going to be discussing for the rest of the day. becoming the chairman, he is now managing the most complex, the most politically charged and i would say the most important senate investigation and r

let me thank marissa shannon, laura bresnehan and alex grigsby for helping put this together. we want to thank pwc, which has provided funding to help us run this and a number of other programs in the digital and cyberspace policy program. like many of the other think tanks, we are doing more and more work in this space. just this month we published a cyber brief giving some policy recommendations on how they can counter russian operation information if you haven't seen that, please take a look. it's available on the website. last month we ran -- we rolled out a cyber operations tracker. that's the website you might have seen when you walked in. it is a list of publicly revealed state cyber operations back to 2005. we have approximately 200 known incidents. and the plan is to add more as they happen and as they become more known to us. please check that out. it's updated every quarter. if you have an incident that we don't know about, please let us know. and we will go ahead and add it. please find me today if you have ideas and suggestions about how we can be happiful in this

marissa posted more than a million pounds. >> yes. >> it was crazy.year going. >> it was great. well while you look it up, let me tell you real quickly here we found this survey that says if you're ever going to kiss a co-worker 33% of the time, this happens in life in america it happens at the holiday party. uh-huh. >> really? >> so just be real careful this year. at the holiday party. >> okay? and people apparently are more than twice as likely to have a fling this is the winter month. we new that, cupping season. >> cupping season. >> survey, went ton say that half of people surveyed in america have had a thing with a co-worker. >> oh, really? >> more than half. >> what are you talking about? >> sure, i'm going back over the years. >> oh, really, at the holiday party? i almost think that's pretty much cliche now. you know, like on valentine day, they say cliche? i believe that's cliche. >> what, to do inapropriate things at a holiday party. >> yes. but i guess holiday parties aren't like that, maybe that's why i can't picture it, or maybe i don't s

orissa from montana -- marissa from montana. you are up first. caller: good morning.hank you, c-span. i watch you religiously every morning at 5:00 a.m. i am so grateful. you. you brian and thank but i really want to say, thank you, pedro. what i want to say is without the media, we would literally be sunk. thank goodness for the brave men and women who go out there every day and put their lives on the line to bring us the news. thank you, thank you, thank you. i'm so thankful. look what the media has done for us. without the media, they would've reported the guy at the top of the medical thing, even though he was -- i'm confused. without the media, thank you. host: did you have such a positive view even in the previous administration? i have beenller: watching the news since i was a kid. before you hang up, the one thing i want to say is we are missing the middle part of the jigsaw puzzle that is going to make everything makes sense that we are missing the middle part, because what is going on is how come the republicans have so much control over putin they can ask t

next we will hear testimony from marissa ramos, the wife of the late detective ramos. also joining us at the table is william bill johnson, executive director of the national association of police organizations, which represents about 1,000 professional police associations and units, and 241,000 officers throughout the united states. it is a member of the department of justices blue alert advisory group. i will now turn it over to detective liu's father. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >>> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, first of all, i would like to thank you for having us here today. as a parent of captain wianjan liu we believe in the safety of our law enforcement officers. three years ago this month my son wianjan and detective ramos died in live duty. thank you for honoring their names in the act. this is the best way to remember them. in addition, we are also grateful to all the police officers, and citizens who cared and helped us get through