for those of you who remember her, she introduced me to earl so millie has been cup i do. i want to take a moment to acknowledge mike pueblo ancestors my relatives who inspire me and give me strength and purpose. everything i do for the for my son, my grandson and my granddaughter whose on the way. i'm superfluous grateful for the opportunity i've received here in the san francisco bay area to be able to give back and for the relationships i'd be able to form with native american students and their families and the friends that i've made here. i feel the creator has blessed me in the bay area with this opportunity. blessed me with may husband who's also been here for me, i wouldn't be standing here without earl's support. earl taught me how to fight and love i thank you earl for that. i'm thankful for all of my friends who i consider family here. my facebook friends who couldn't be here today but integrates me on line and thank you to my twitter folks who express their appreciation i am appreciative so thanks very much. >> and that's 18 years she's been at uc berkley. go b

for lunch, and millis pop. >> a millis ground and cooked. >> like porridge? >> yes. like porridge.tion of the food left very much to be desired. >> in that, mandela, maintained a rectitude in language, gesture and posture that set him at a distance. >> your time with him was rather formal. >> nelson mandela was not some one who was going to be my buddy. and he wasn't going to let me be his buddy. >> yet mandela in subsequent years, rarely perhaps, never said no. when ted invited him to be on "nightline." that willingness, ted is certain, stems from a history making week of "nightline" in south africa in the 1980s. >> south africa is changing. >> we said we will only do this series of programs, we will only come to south africa if members of the white government agree to engage in dialogue on the air. >> which never happened on their own television? >> which never hap fepened on tr own television if you dialogue with black leaders. we had an owe skaccasion with t south african foreign minister appeared live on television in the united states with then bishop desmond tutu. >> it was

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milli milli millions. >> it will still be bankrupt and they won't be insured. >> i'm just telling you it is the reality. >> let me give you the reality check and let me educate here, if you like your plan, you can't keep it, cancellation letters are coming. if you like your doctor, a lot of people are losing it. people are not saving $2500 per family per year. all of these promises are not being fulfilled for the majority of americans. >> in your old age you're getting cranky and left in the dust. and mercedes just said -- >> this is beyond the website. >> you know what, we're going to get past the website. >> let's get past the website. the mere fact that the website has been so poorly managed and the fact that we have given this president so much power to control so much of our economy. i mean, one sixth of our economy. and the fact that he has failed, i think he has to be accountable for this. and -- >> well, mercedes, you're right. >> pr is not going to work for the president. >> mercedes, this is bad management, we have to hold the president accountable for what happened with tha

council to us when we developed the park but we've asked harry to take some the work we've hired millie and marshall who used to be the personnel on other teams. we'll have fran did dig a little bit deeper into the information >> thanks jackie think phil and jack have given you a broad oversight and i want to give you some specific example we've been working on with the port over the last few months ago we've been gathering our consultants that work with the lead consultant and the planning dependent on developing the eir are they're in the data collection mode and gathering traffic and street analysis and things like that that are the publication yesterday on the engineering side of things we have two fun items to report. phil touched on one earlier that that was the district energy so i wanted to maintain a little bit more about what district energy and pooling is. when you have as large a site and the diverse mixed of uses with retail and other commercial uses on this site our energy and demand loads are fluctuating over the die resident are getting ready during the day then go to wo

report says 48.9 milli 48.9 million tons of e waste was produced last year. this is expected to rise to 65.4 million tons by 20 step 17. the largest producers are china and the u.s. they produced 11.1 milliontons and 10 million tons respectively last year. >> these chinese -- each chinese person produced 5.4 kilograms of high-tech trash. this compares to the average american who produced almost six times this, 29.8 kilograms. a u.n. initiative was created, an online interactive map that looks at 184 countries and compares how much e-waste each gener each generates. >> developing and transition countries and also the developed world. even in the developed world, we have the issue that we are facing here, low collection rates despite having very good e-waste management systems in place. so the consumer also has to play a certain role here, and he has to be aware and take action. >> let's hope the math will give governments a better sense of the problem, then, perhaps they can move this mountain and ensure it's recycled or sdmroedz of safely. tera baseley. >> th

we are spending $275 milli on the nigators.se are navigatorfor the state sysm. >> obamacare is still a house of lies. they should be changed to obama lies. you can keep your doctors, you said no. you can keep your plan, no. it's shopping on amazon, no. there won't be rationing. no. all lies. the plan as john points out should be thrown out and obliterated. >> citing h&r block as something that is a great thing because they have a cottage industry to figure out that barbed wire pile of a tax code. that is the way health reform is. the fact that the individuals who don know when they don't have, they don't have the criminal background checks have access toersonal identification information. and income information from people signingup. >> rick,oesn't it concern you? >> the h&r block was a great example. your response is interesting. they are not registered the x preparers. ny of them likely don't ha college degrees and you are giving them the same exact type of information. why haven't you ever expressed concern about criminal ba

it made 31 milli$31 million thi weekend.n second place was the winner of the last two weeks, "hunger games: catching fire." the star studded crime thriller "out of the furnace" managed just $5 million in its debut. "thor" and "delivery man" rounded out the top five. next week another blockbuster debuts. "the hobbit." may be a good weekend to take in a movie. go inside and stay warm. >> sounds good to me. >> it's going to be 20s again overnight, right? >> yeah. low 20s in the inland areas. upper 20s right around the bay. which is pretty cold. and, folks, the graphic we're supposed to -- that's okay. get rid of that. i'll tell you what's coming our way. it'll be below freezing, just below freezing a couple of coastal locations overnight. >> all right. see you at 11:00. >> this is a show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy. some call it a story. everyone calls it "bloopers." let's go. i am dean cain, and this is "bloopers." sometimes, we'd get bored with the 4000 established sports we have, so

. ♪ i'll have a blue christmas without you ♪ i'll be so blue just thinking about you ♪ >> milly vanillyp syncing, that 16-year-old is from canada. he has elvis fans all shook up. sounds like the king, doesn't he? the video was posted monday. it's been watched over a million times of you're probably wondering if he does other elvis songs. of course, he does. he is an elvis impersonator. he is a pretty darn good one. >> got the lips going there. >> close your eyes you can't even tell. >> 16? >> the only person who i know can do karaoke that will is our man over here. you've won a ♪ yeah her gift ♪ i picked it out in a snap ♪ whadat me it genius ♪ was my cflamouage wrap ♪ that's my kind of holiday

exploded in the milly dower scandal because he gave assurances pair limit no longer finds credible and he privately approved, as the guardian showed -- proved a secret payoff to keep the case out of court and to keep. of it out of the public lie. so that police could continue to maintain even though some of their investigators were compromised, police could contend that was isolated to the royals. he has fun. he sees its fun when he lanes a punch in his publications against somebody he thinks deserves it. he thinks it's fun to take down a celebrity a notch or two. he is -- the thing is he employs an army of gossip columnistsistd reporter but there's no bigger gossip than he is. he is a complicated character. rebecca brooks, a surrogate daughter, think he probably had it when he had a closer relationship then with elizabeth murdoch, whom he kind of overlooked, and robert thompson has been seen as a surrogate son. he wanted hawk lynn to come back from australia and run the news corps and lachlin didn't want to do that, didn't appreciate his father did not protect him from the infighting.

millie is attempting baby steps to figure out what to do with its detainee is the lastest transferred to prisoners to their home country of algeria one hundred and sixty four the majority of whom have long been cleared for track work or really miss everything creation was involuntary and to place despite the deeds he needs me is to not have this happen is the fear of mistreatment or torture upon their return home to the lives of the two men at times now and is down and inside out hope that some have described the move as political expediency. dubbing it the palace says the prisoners had made it clear the fear persecution back at home while countries in europe have been willing to accept that you than the stated however that means treatment assurances had been meeting prior to this move this is the first transfer since that two other men were sent in august this year the tories the standard at guantanamo neither of them and transferred were ever charged with any crime during the entire decade the spend behind bars at the scandalous detention camp field theory and natives were brought t

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know we always we always talk about the emotional truth of what we're doing you know if you're all to milly trying to convey an emotional truth and that's what you're there for anyway you think pain is a recipe for comedic success you think that all comics i things i don't think well neil simon said all comedy is based on tragedy yeah it's the reverse of tragedy divorce bad things happen to comedy will never go away because life is painful and pain equals. you see that it was a tween saying funny things and seeing things funny that used to be described as the difference between to me made me a comic yeah. that one's too confusing for me and i've heard that of a million times we see i've heard it a million times explain to me that it's never good never quite get it no there's one thing i got watching you you're you do a whole bit of being opposed to marriage yeah it's a very funny people why people should be married you seem for it i seem well i guess. you'll never be back. but you're married i am married so that is a false bit that right it's not a false but it's it's i believe people down.

would really take an act of enormous mental you milly and i don't know the president could we have no. idea because americans like strong friends with. except that the american public was so overwhelmingly opposed to an attack. syria that both houses of congress are ready to vote to repudiate that that's amazing so i think that the american people are learning slowly and consistently some areas yes some areas no but there's not only a war weariness there's a sense of being totally fed up as robert gates of all people who is with the cia for so long that a lot of damage was part of an architect in afghanistan and iraq robert gates said recently don't you learn from iraq afghanistan and libya i said if any secretary of defense recommends the united states to any troops again and asia africa latin america he should have his head examined. and i knew that would be a quagmire you know. what peter says is partially true i mean if there were another terror attack on u.s. soil would we do people react over react as they did last time would go crazy again because we have. this military that's

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john goodman would be the milli skipper. >> professor, conrad murray is the dude michael jackson's doctor. i got lil' kim at being ginger. lil' kim will be marianne. i got and ginger, i got, yeah, ke$ha as the rich old white people, what's -- thurston howell and lovie, that's going to be tight. hmm. i don't know, lou dobbs and his wife. let's throw lou dobbs and his wife -- gilligan, greg gut fefe >> at the commercial break they had the specific music when things weren't going well. da, da, da, da -- da, da, da. oh, my god, something is happening. doo, doo, and when they were looking around in the jungle it would be doo, doo, doo, wah, wah, wah. ♪ >> it's like they made it at college. >> how is this show not on at 8:00 p.m.? >> come on. >> there were like -- everybody remembers the theme but don't remember the segmented music parts made by i think -- i can't remember the guy who did that stuff. we have to take a break. last story coming up, it's a doozy. michael, tell us why you used priceline express deal to book this fabulous tel. wellou can see if a hotel is pet-friendly before y book

in california to a groundbreaking development, the country's first high-speed rail project, the $68 milli $68 million railway system will be the largest railway project in the country. the hope is it will resurrect the valley where there have been many challenges. the backers of this transit system are determined to roll through the obstacles. here is the story >> reporter: not much happened in the city of fresno. in the middle of the state, some say the middle of nor. it's residents have long felt neglected in downtown and on outskirts are signs of a daily struggle. unemployment is common here, one of the highest rates in the country, consistently above 10%. but in this dil appear dated part of california, things might be picking up california, things might be picking up this is the futua vision of an electric high-speed rail whipping through town, an ambitious project for a state in love with automobiles. to connect san francisco to los angeles at speeds of up to 220 miles an hour. the system would extend to sacramento and san diego running a total of 800 miles in length. california. it

heck out of apple but this was wrote about where the fcc goes after the little trade group with a $2 millit in cincinnati and 22,000 teachers and debt of these id we will remove several us now rates the chances students but it will monitor up to 20 years why is the sec goin after a piano teachers group? >> because it can. any system that would have stopped when the teachers association said we'd never there was anything wrong that is always just advisory but nobody has used it to punish a member. that was the end of it and instead have this oversize paperwork but it cannot possibly make sense. dennis: but the ministration wants to teach business of lesson to prove who is in charge. >> like knocking somebody's cap off on the playground. ey do it because they can. dennis: you have great metaphors. the bureaucracy stands from the white house to the statehouse with some 40,000 new laws passed by the state's last year and some are not as bad as others oscar -- also high points of fiscal policy but pedestals course will of personal freedom but stayed with membertueber with lower tax collections

essentially, this is sort part coincidence, but, also, you know, now that they are there, they are going to milly this to the max. >> for both of these men and their families, i hope something happens and they get out of there soon. gordon change, it's great to have you? >> thank you. >> time to see what's trending on ashingsdz america's website. >> starting wednesday there will be a week of protests in new york city against low wages in the banking industry. they say there is a huge difference between what retail bankers manned make and what those in the corporate offices are paid. according to the bureau of labor and stadistics, a national median salary for bank tellers in 2012 was almost $25,000. about $2,500 more than the median salary of wal-mart workers. activists point out that tellers and other retail staff are usually required to buy suits at their expense and look the part of professional workers. what's more, last year, 39 percents of bank tellers in new york state relied on public assistance to get by while j.p. morgan chase jamie diamond made $21 million. now, to your reaction. viewe

report says 48.9 milli 48.9 million tons of e waste was produces last year. this is expected to rise to 65.4 million tons by 2017. the largest producers are china and the u.s. they produced 11 million tons and 10 respectively last year. each chinese % produced 5 to do 40 kill grams of high level tash this compares to americans who produced almost six times this, 29.8 kilograms. a u.n. initiative has created an online interacting map that looks at one 84 current trees and compares how much e waste each generates and how much it disposes. >> the e waist issue is an issue for both, developing in transition countries but the developed world. even in the developed world, we have the issue that we are facilitiesing here low collection rates despite having very good e waste management systems in plates. so the consumer also has to play a certain role here and he has to be aware and take action. >> let's hope the math will give governments and companies dealing in e waste a bit of sense of the problem. then, perhaps, they can move in mountain and ensure its recycled

. >> major, 3$300 milli invted in carnival ships alone and almost all of it making sure spraying fuel a fire and disable the ship, all changes made after the carnival triumph's infamous poop cruise where sprays fuel disable the ship and started a fire. >> thank you. >>> coming up, where the students that know and love her want you to know about their friend, claire, so badly wounded in the latest school shooting. she was once one of these women, the former utah sect, has to say about a marriage that overturns key parts of the state's anti-polygamy law. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. wherever you are with the mobile trader app >>> late word tonight on a school shooting that leaves a young woman, claire davis, in

candidate for lieutenant governor of new jersey this year was a woman who also has a unique name, millyva. millysilva.com now also takes you to the yankees home page because chris christie appointee david wildstein is squatting on her site and he took it. also, democratic strategist in new jersey, bob summer, somebody who used to write for david wildstein's politics blog site, his name is being squatted by wildstein as well. bob sommer was asked if he had any idea this bobsommer.com thing was going on. his response was "wow! i am shocked that someone who i worked with very closely has taken my domain name without my knowledge." a spokesperson for governor christie said today that the campaign for re-election for governor christie and the governor himself, they all had no idea this was going on, no knowledge of it at all. as this chris christie administration story gets weirder by the day, the big picture here, the reason the story is still around to get weirder and weirder by the day is that there is still no explanation forthcoming from anyone for why two lanes on the busiest bridge in

are more memorable than people who do things the right way, and probably one of the most famous are millianilli, the guys who faked it and were not actually singing, also. if you know the name of one boston marathoner from the '80s, is also a person who faked it. >> the first person seen crossing the finish line, rosy ruiz, her win was challenged. >> nobody expected her to win the marathon, but there she was, crossing the finish line, looking tired, even though she barely broke a sweat. the reason, she didn't actually run the marathon, just jumped in from the crowd at the end of the course to beat out the real winner of the women's division, the real woman was a canadian woman. even though she really was the real winner, the name we all remember is rosy ruiz, because her cheating, her faking it was such a remarkable thing. and that principle of who gets remembered and why, is all the more important on a day when remarkable cheating and fakery is big in the news again. and that story is ahead. stay with us. [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, at

we hope second harvest meets that $1 milli$13 million goal. >> thank you.till to come on "today in the bay." the surprise guest who performed on stage with host jimmy fallon. here is a hint. he's even more famous than justin timberlake, if that's possible. stay tuned. >>> who could it be? my wheels are turning, sam. good sunday morning to you. 7:51. taking a live look at some high wispy clouds. a beautiful day shaping up but some changes i really want to tell you about as we get into your christmas week. we'll see you back here in a few moments when "today in the bay" comes right back. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. visit vwdealer.com today >>> 7:53. good

we collect over 10 milli$10 mils year, going to over 100 countries, going to the philippines, and these boxes are packed by families. and they put all sorts -- >> clothes and toys, toiletries, all sorts of things. >> the most important thing i ask people to do is pray for the children to receive the boxes. i don't know, but god does, we know that can you imagine, 10 million people, praying for 10 million people that what god might do for the children of the world. so this is injury packed by families and children all -- just packed by families and children all over the world. >> if anybody wants to help, www.cnn.com/impact. and it is amazing, i want to congratulate you on that, franklin. and you talk about prayers, everyone wants to join in prayers for your father, i hate to see him struggling, he has had had an incredible life, thank you for coming in. >>> and an incredible story of survival, when we come back, talking about sharks, the question, would he throw his hat back in the ring and run for new york governor as many think he may? [ female announcer ] thanks for financing my firs

you may not be for millie or with -- familiar with this set of things. i appreciated that. i fed him, senator, i tell you, i am the person i am. have had the experiences that i have had. if you want to invite me hunting, i would be delighted to go. this look of abject horror came over his face. do i have to go hunting with her? i realize maybe i had crossed a ittle bit of a line. i said, i will tell you what senator, if i am lucky enough to be confirmed, i will ask justice scalia, who i need to be a great hunter, to take me hunting. when i was confirmed, i went to ustice scalia and i told him this whole story. he thought it was hilarious. he said, we are on it. the first thing he did is that he took me to the gun club. we shot clay pigeons and he gave me lessons about gun safety. then he started taking me out -- firstly schappert together. we've done this multiple times. probably five or six times and we are going in a few weeks. t the end of, i guess it was the end of a few years ago. the end of my first term on the court, he said to me, you have the birds down. we are goi

go, go, millie, the dancing director. >> notice how the shot lingers on the director.t cake. >> there it is. >> i can taste it now, robin. >> we're going to let you at home help choose the winner. goodmorningamerica.com. >> i'm worried. i have never seen george so serious about a competition. >> i'm in it to win it this year. let's look at last year. i wasn't the winner. >> you were not. >> i thought lara was going to win it last year. >> that is a start. >> there's lara. that was solid. >> like the accessory. the whatever that was. >> well, you know. i think you have to complete the look. >> let's remember who took it home. you should have, josh. let's just face it. >> i like that. it was very olympian. the pressure is on, ginger. because sam won it last year. >> i hear the weather department takes it. we have some things up our sweater sleeves. don't worry. >> that's all coming up. we have a lot of other things coming up this hour, including the new way families are going online to create a family. men and women who want to be co-parents. not married. not saying they

. >> millie, camden. something i want to bring up is that currently -- i did work experience for the summer. i was lucky to get a great placement in a great organization. some because of my contacts, i have done a lot with youth parliament. you get great work experience if you have great contacts. people, different grades or different backgrounds, do not have those contacts. not does not mean they do care. it is the same thing the government is saying about people who do not get jobs, there are reasons. people have a lack in confidence or there are other reasons. we cannot just allow some people to get great work experience and to have great career pass because of the people they know. to make sure that careers advice and work experience goes through a general base so that everyone can get equal opportunities to great work experience. >> thank you. [applause] >> southeast of england. you have been in a state of excitement for the last couple of hours. [applause] >> thank you so much. i am so proud. recent

. >> as papa knows because he is a multi-milli multi-million dollar man and has a masters degree he knowshasn't been fired. i want to see consistency. we are hearing when we had things with alecbaldwin and martin bashir, i think we need to be consistent. the first amendment is clear, but a and e is a business and they are within their right. >> i understand what you are putting out there, but when you are talking about martin bashir and someone host ing a news program, their responsibility to be appropriate is different than a reality television show. everybody loved the fact these folks were real, authentic and christian and carrying guns. the whole picture fit perfectly until he made the remark that even family members say it is course. >> the station knew what they were getting. you can go online and see phil saying the same things and even in a bolder way. the reason they had him on television is because he is a call it like he sees it. so why the expectation they would hire him for that and be any different. he is a christian. i don't agree with what he said but i will defend his rig

. >> millie, camden. something i want to bring up is that currently -- i did work experience for the summer. i was lucky to get a great placement in a great organization. that was because of my contacts, i have done a lot with youth parliament. you get great work experience if you have great contacts. a lot of young people, different grades or different backgrounds, do not have those contacts. that does not mean they do not care. it is the same thing the government is saying about people who do not get jobs, there are reasons. people have a lack in confidence or there are other reasons. we cannot just allow some people to get great work experience and to have great career pass because of the people they know. we have to make sure that careers advice and work experience goes through a general base so that everyone can get equal opportunities to great work experience. >> thank you. [applause] >> southeast of england. you have been in a state of uncontrollable excitement for the last couple of hours. [applau

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there's no human interference here with an autonomous aircraft to say little millie is sitting on the there's like a 400-foot air space over which people's private property you're supposed to be able to enjoy. that 400 feet, that goes really high. how are these drones going to work? >> exactly. the law mandates you can use up to that level where you can enjoy the fulfillment of your land. so essentially, you know, if a drone flies over your summer barbecue, can you call the cops isn't the law is murky at this point. i would say possibly yes if that's interrupting the fulfillment of your land. at some point it's going to have to go low enough to land on someone's doorstep. that's huge. there's no law that will allow that at this point. >> amazon's reaction to these regulatory issues and potential blocks, what have they been s saying about that? >> amazon is saying they're hopeful the federal aviation administration will have laws in place by as early as 2015. the reality is i really don't think that will be the case. they're currently working on ways to integrate these small drones int