commissioner merle? >> commissioner melara: yes.ot sure if that falls under that or their future scheduling for the commission. >> president turman: are you asking for something to be scheduled? >> commissioner melara: yes. >> president turman: then it falls under future scheduling. >> commissioner melara: okay. >> president turman: commissioner's report. >> clerk: item 2-d, scheduling of announcements, and announcements of items introduced at future meeting. >> president turman: commissioner merle? >> commissioner melara: just to ask that the cid policy, the new draft be sent to the commission and be scheduled for the january meeting. >> president turman: any other -- any other scheduling requests? secretary kilshaw. >> clerk: commissioner, we have public comment on items 2a through d. >> president turman: members of the public, is there any comment on item 2-a through d? >> good evening, commissioners. i'm not sure, in your report, did you talk about the fatal officer-involved shooting? okay. so i'd like to -- last week, when i wa

. >> reporter: made it to number two behind merle? with that. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: stapleton's album from a room volume 2 is available now. as i said, it's already number one. the name of the album comes from the place where it was recorded in nashville's famed rca studio a. hear more including the story and the hit song chris wrote in 15 minutes while he was waiting for morgan to get ready for a night out. >>> next sunday, a sunday sitdown with ed sheeran, the one-man show that started in a small town in the u.k. and now sells out stadiums everywhere. ed sheeran next week on "sunday today." >>> dylan is back with another look at the weather. hey, dylan. >> hey, willie. we are going to see a storm system make its way through the middle of the country early this week especially up near the northern plains and midwest where we could see blizzard conditions not because of a lot of snow but because of a lot of wind. that light snow could cause very reduced vitsbilisibility. we could see a little bit of a wintry mix acr

hello, merle. >> hi, pat. >> so, merle, let's first discuss the eagles defense, which obviously struggledning through for 434 yards, they allowed 29 points, are you concerned? >> no, i'm not. i really am not concerned. they're a lot better than. that we know last couple of weeks, going back to seattle game, really haven't played like they can play. but, i think against the raiders, they realize that there is time to turn it on. they're home. undefeated at home. and this, pretty mediocre oakland off tens. >> now, let's flip it over to the offensive side for the birds. and nick foles, who looked fantastic on sunday, he threw for four touchdowns against the giants. how confident are you in nick being able to get the eagles this deep into the playoffs? >> well, i'm very confident in nick. because nick is very confident he knows what he is doing out there. he uses his weapons well. and there are a lot of weapons and he's not somebody who goes out there and the eyes grow wide. he's very experienced back up. when you look at nfl teams, really only as good as your back up quarterback, because it

. >> merle and mike with the call on sports radio 94wip. it was a merry christmas for eagles fans who to wait until the final 222nd of the game to exhale. the highlights and reaction from the lockerroom. >> several hundred homes remain without power and in the cold all thanks to yesterday's whipping winds. we have an update on effort to restore power. >> and looking live, at center city from our cbs-3 studios this morning. we are in bethlehem there looking liv

not even a church in merle, texas. >> it was rapid-fire it was boom boom boom boom boom. >> reporter:han guns this year america's opioid epidemic. >> he said you have a nickname for the street. >> morgue avenue. in 47 minutes there was already nine deaths on the street. >> reporter: hundreds of white nationalists carrying weapons, confederate flags and nazi symbols clashed with counter protesters. >> reporter: in august, deep racial divisions exploded on the streets of charlottesville as white supremacists marched to protest the removal of confederate statues thinking driver came plowing into a crowd of counterpro people went flying in every direction. >> the president unfilter and defiant. >> i think there is blame on both sides it. and i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either. >> reporter: nature show herd ugly side this year. >> harvey's eye cut right through here. >> reporter: in august hurricane harvey made landfall drenching texas. >> we have nothing -- nothing left. >> reporter: i remember marks jose and maria came next, to make this one of the most

. >> merle and mike with the call on sports radio 94wip. it was a merry christmas for eagles fans who to wait until the final 222nd of the game to exhale. the highlights and reaction from the lockerroom. >> several hundred homes remain without power and in the cold all thanks to yesterday's whipping winds. we have an update on effort to restore power. >> and looking live, at center city from our cbs-3 studios this morning. we are in bethlehem there looking live in the midst of a bitter blasts, and it looks like the frigid temperatures are here to stay for awhile. >> today is tuesday, december 26th. good morning, i'm joe holden. jim is off today. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and pat keeping an eye on things this morning, what's so funny, katie? >> (laughing). >> oh, great. sometimes you're reading a prompter that says something else? >> it happens. >> thank you. >> laughing hysterically. >> i'm sorry. >> you know bethlehem. all right, pretty big all the sudden glenn christmas star at the top of the mountain. >> oh, boy. >> funny, the camera t

thanks for being here merle. tell us where families can go to get the best view of the fireworks. >> there are two fireworks shows. there is a 6:00 one which was designed for feamilies. they found regular coupled wanted to go and then go onto new year's. and then at midnight you will have the second show, which is set to a really good assortment of of classical music that people will recognize. you can escape winter fest. you can see the city below you. you can do it at sky gar donden. battleship new jersey has some of the best views. you know how good the dining scene is and how good the beer scene is and everything else. you don't have to stay in one place. you can go place to place to place and be in the right spot for the mummers day parade new year's day. >> you have heard us talk about the temperatures and how cold it will be. do you do anything for trying to provide some sense of heat for people who will be going outside to watch the new year's eve fireworks? >> i think people should layer on a all of thei

so i just want to say hello to merle. where are you? how are you? thank you. so much. highly respected. thank you. thank you. and his brother, charles. thank you, charles, again. for decades, they have carried on medger's real legacy and a legacy like few people have and few people can even think of. and i want to thank them for their tremendous service to our nation. less than a month before mr. evers' death, he sdifred a hdel historic address. in that speech he said the following. the african-american has been here in america since 1619. this country is his home. he wants to do his part to help make the city, state and nation a better place for everyone regardless of color or race. medger evers loved his family. his community and his country. and he knew it was long past time for his nation to fulfill its founding promise to treat ever citizen as an equal child of god. four days after he was murdered, sergeant evers was laid to rest in arrest liclington national c with full military honors. he lies besides men and women all races, backgrounds and walks of life who ha

. >> a lot of incompetence but always -- a lot of incompetence in the merle trying to figure out what in the american foreign service, in aid agencies you know people come, they serve for a short period of time and they most of on they get to know a little bit about one particular place but then they're shufted to another position and so there's no institutional memory on part of americans to figure out how to apply a better solution. you look at iraq i'm sorry -- usually but you look at iraq where they did the war. they concurred second war and then they didn't do anything else. i mean, it's the same thing you're talking about about pacification. pacification meant, you know, making it so they didn't want to be communist. [laughter] but the americans this in iraq -- failed again they didn't do any of it. inconsequently, they really lost the war that they won. i mean -- questions, questions -- >> i have a comment. i feel compelled to thank you all for your service for speaking truth to power. you where may have shortened the war. i think you tried. >> yijt try to shorten the war but i

but it has also been home to people you wouldn't expect, like country singer merle haggard, actor dannyrejo and even stanley williams, convicted murder r and exgang member turned nobel peace prize nominee and children's book author, who the state still saw fit to execute. san quentin is a handful of american prisons who like a pop star or a-list celebrity for some reason rise to an iconic single-name status like alcatraz, folsom, rahway, or britney, which, of course, means that johnny cash recorded an album there. now why in the world would i be going there? well, whether we like to think about it or not, there are human beings behind these walls. yes, some very bad ones, but then some who i've heard are just people who have done bad things, some who just made mistakes, got caught up in the system. and i want to meet these men to find out what life is really like in prison and see if they are being rehabilitated, or are they all doomed to become another statistic in the ever growing business that is prison? >> thank you. >> and more than any other prison in the san francisco area, san q

the only other compliment i could have gotten from him was i took merle haggard out of the picture.atest hits sitting in his cd player for a long time. so, when he removed allen jackson and put me in, that was the highest compliment he could have given, i'm pretty sure. >> so you made it to number two behind meryl. >> i made it to number two behind meryl and i'm just fine with that. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> stapleton's album "from a-room volume 2" is available now, and as i said, it's already number one. the name of the album comes from the place where it was recorded in nashville's rca studio "a." for more of our interview, including the hit story chris roe in 15 minutes while he waited for morgan to get ready for a night out, check out our web extras at today.com/sunday. >>> and next week, a sunday sit-down with one of the biggest names in the world, ed sheeran, the one-man show that started in a small town in the uk and now sells out stadiums everywhere. ed ra today." >>> and dylan is back now with another look at the weather. hey, dylan. >> hey, willie! we are going to see a

. >> most recent one is where merle playing kate graham came into a master shot and knocked over a chairid well have the same accident on take two, three, four, five, six and search and she did. >> i'm wondering what this movie how it's changed you as a person and also as a producer. >> i think it's changed me in the way i think about women, the way i think about myself, the way i give myself more credit than i used to and the way -- you know, i've come into my own just like kate graham came into her home. i think all of us have a voice that sometimes we don't let out and i think it's a good thing to say whatever we think. >> it's a great moment in the film where sara paulson and you are in a photo with jackie kennedy and j.f.k. it was cool because that that reminded me of the moment you showed j.f.k.'s hand in forest gump. when you recreate a photo like that. do you go into a photo session. >> we just sit down on the couch somewhere and they take photographs and they put it altogether in the commuter later on. >> just a heads up. tom hanks was very tough to get that evening. it was craz