well, that's great, because millie and i are now going to dinner. will leave you with your brother... bon appétit. ...who will be your designated chef. no, i'm going skating. see you. we're having hungarian goulash. going skating. i'm preparing a nice goulash. where's everybody...? well, i guess it's goulash for two. captioning sponsored by cbs paramount network television and brought to you by toyota. moving forward. choose any direction as long as it's moving forward. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9news now. >> i am not going to be silenced and i am not going away. >> he is dropping out, but still defiant. what's next for herman cain and the remaining republican presidential hopefuls? hello, i'm bruce johnson. we'll have the latest on that presidential race in a moment. but first, a brazen thief posing as a parent, stealing from a parent and police believe he may have done this before. armando trull begins our report. >> this man visited the all saint's preschool friday morning. >> he was let in under the ruse

this all came about due to the phone hacking of milli- dollars phone. i don't think anyone gives two hoots about the celebrities, a lot of them who are being paid by the same companies who paid me, you know, 20th century fox and news international. but last summer i had a 2-year-old son who went missing missing -- he only went missing for about 20 minutes. then i felt the emotion that mrs. dowler felt when her own child went missing. it's one of the most powerful emotions you can feel. the men sprinting up and down the high street and out to the parks left the site gave at the garden have been. and it's and then the pair appears to have information to allow that hacking a and it is difficult for me to say that actually because i know how corrupt the police can be as run by the hacking of milli- dollars phone was not a bad thing for a journalist, a well-meaning journalist who was only trying >> the hacking was not a bad thing, for a well-meaning journalist who was only trying to help find the girl. i did a world service a little while ago from mexico cit

millie delgado nos dice mas.envenidos a los deportes de univision washington a las seis hoy vamos a iniciar con basquetbol pero colegial, un partido que se jugo en charlottesville pero fue un partido distinto, porque se jugo en uno de los clasicos del potomac y virginia saco mejor provecho al superar a maryland. los cavaliers jugando de local derrotaron a 69-42 estern shores, con buen trabajo de mike scott que termino con 17 puntos y 6 asistencias, darion atkins agrego 13 puntos y joe harris 10 para consolidar la decima primer vicotir de la temporada con solo una derrota para los cavaliers de virginia. bueno lo que para otros deportes es el partido de las estrellas en el futbol americano es el pro bowl. pues les cuento que dieron la lista que estaran en hawai, con mayor numero de jugadores de los patriotas y los empacadores 8 cada uno. rodgers y brady fueron nombrados los mariscales de campo titulares de sus conferencias cuando la nfl anunciÓ las alineaciones de la nfc y afc, respectivamente, para el prÓximo pro

millie. [applause] it would not be a san francisco event without a blessing from the sisters of perpetual indulgence. >> good evening, everyone. i am here to bless you. will ask for everyone's attention for just a minute. if you please, would you close your eyes, bring your hand close to your heart, and take a deep breath. friends, family, to date -- today we're gathered beneath a symbol of energy, life, and hope for the world. you have decorated it with love and light, wishes and dreams. now on behalf of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, i gather this energy and strength that will pass to any and all who look on this tree of hope and send it to you. but in order to send it to you, in order to release the energy of hope this magnificent tree represents, i will ask each and every one of you, if you please, every time you hear the words " we say," will invoke harvey milk by saying it as one group "you have got to give them love." repeat after me. and i want everyone in the building to hear y

. >> rose: her name was millie. >> her name was millie. >> rose: your father's name was george. >> harold or george, yeah. >> rose: and he was a cook. >> yes. >> rose: on a banana boat that went back and forth. >> he worked for the united fruit company, he was a seaman, a cook:. >> rose: away from home a lot. >> yes, away from home. >>. >> rose: and she worked in other people's homes. >> she was a domestic worker and she worked in other people's homes and in that context i had a chance to see people in life in ways that i would not have seen life had itnot been how she greeted each day, each moment, each place she worked. the people for whom she worked and the stories she would bring home about other customs, other horizons and some of the homes that she worked in were quite fluent and people were quite educated and she saw in them a longing for her own children and how she imparted her own descriptions of many dreams that she met, of many wealthy people ma that she met, of many new yorkers that she met, of fellow caribbeans that she met. so almost everything was really throug her prism.

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>> it was during the trial, just before the trial we found out about milly's phone being attacked. were giving that information was terrible to process because what do you do with that inflation when it is in your mind? i was worried about the forthcoming trial but also aware of what happened with cno miller and things and thinking we ought to get some representation but i was frightened of doing that because we didn't have any money for that. so, i didn't quite know how we were going to do that. then the i found him on the internet and left a message on his home and he phoned right back and said please come and see me to the stomach what was your a and come in your objective and going to see mr. lewis? >> i think very much just to be in the position to respond to what would possibly become quite a public interest in how we would deal with that because we've been given that inflation but no advice as to what to do but to recognize of course it was quite dynamite information to be aware of every allies as it has come to pass that when made public suddenly we've got very, very excite

ron and millie rely on an old radio for news and don't know when the lights will come back on. >> i have no idea. i guess it's up to god. >> reporter: power companies say it could take up to a week to get electricity restored in some areas. century old trees are now piles of debris that stretch an entire block in downtown pasadena. these trees were just decorated with holiday lights. >> it looked like a hurricane had hit this park down here. >> reporter: susan jackson lives two blocks away. she came to take photos and can't believe the damage. >> shakes our world to think one minute we're safe and the next minute there's complete devastation. >> reporter: the worst of the wind is gone giving crews a chance to clean up. but more strong winds are expected to hit this weekend with gusts of up to 50 miles per hour. >>> several disagreements flared up after police set up barricades at "occupy sf" last night. the barriers upset the protestors camping at justin herman plaza. a large group of "occupiers" blocked traffic on market street for about an hour. officers arrested two people during the

the privately funded $6t( milli project considers ajf soccer an baseball field and a dog park.td itt(se traffic dangers. supporters are showing soccer fields in the area and they need a park.xdçó @(t&háhp &hc& thet( disagreements have been s strong theyc can't agree on wha tolp call the site. u)yw3 >> another controversy in fremont where a group against a development of kim ber park is planning to flood the city council meeting. the city will rezone the park to the community jfjfrec center wa closed, but the group is worried it will never reopen. the surrounding open space has >> we are not going to take anymore. enough is enough. we want the councilmeqm"uzfá represent interest forxd the community. it's just been h!y%q breaking o see how it's reallyc impacting o many people. >> the save kim ber park group said they will have a sizable crowd at thejf council meeting.d >> it's the seachb giving and do you know where yourlpçfonations are going? >> it could have been embezzlement or theft. >> that's not true. >> still ahead, why are some of the most well-known charities in rated? we will

millis? >> i look forward to working with the pac and making a big impact. president mendoza: thank you. item g is the consent calendar. never mind, i take it back. we have no public comment on item f. we have been off for a little while so i am a little slow around here. he before we go to item g, as a reminder to the public, and individual wishing to address the board on an individual matter can call the board office by 4:30 on the day of the meeting or by completing a speaker card, which looks like this and we have it in the doorway entrance. cards need to be -- cars turned in at the same time an item is discussed will not be accepted. please keep that in mind. item g is the consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. thank you. are there any corrections by the superintendent? >> not tonight. president mendoza: any items severed by the board or remove for the first reading? >> i need a clarification on k2. president mendoza: that is it. we are going to take roll call. item h is the superintendent proposal. this has been moved and seconded on november

ron and milli are relying on an old radio for news and have no idea. >> i have no idea, i guess it's up to the gods. >> reporter: here in downtown pasadena, searchry old trees are now piles of debris that stretch an entire block nearly. the trees were just decorated with holiday lights. >> we have nothing. >> reporter: it's going to be a difficult christmas for crystal waters. her neighbor's tree ripped the wall off her kitchen. >> i'm just trying not to cry but it's sad. >> reporter: the worst of the wind is gone. the gust warnings in several states are expected to be lifted by tonight. but the clean-up will continue for days. bigad shaban, cbs news, pasadena, california. >>> when we come back, we're going to talk to gospel great bebeand see see way mans, don't go away. >>> if you really want to get into the holiday spirit, you want to get tickets for the evangel cathedral christmas 2011 show. it is going to be fabulous, i have two of the stars who will be gracing the stage. so honored to introduce bebe and cece winans, they will be starring the weekend in the show and we are so exc

that is all the milly how i read the language of this resolution, that it does not necessarily mean that there will be one specific outcome but it allows us to pursue and export a possibility. i think that it is appropriate for us. which is why i will be supporting this. president chiu: supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: i want to respond to supervisor avalos. i understand the national park service is a large organization. as i understand it, the ggnra's views about dog access is not a novelist. it reflects a broader attitude within the national parks service organization. i know someone more senior in the parks service. at one point, recently, they referred to jobs as -- to dogs as "predators." that reflects a certain attitude. when i say i respect the ggnra, that is true in. they are consistent in their views about our management. but i definitely disagree. if this legislation instructed rec and park to evaluate as many different or various management options with different entities and organizations and was neutral about it, that would be one thing. but it does not do that. it dire

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seven different republicans have led statewide polls, making candidates hopeful, and explaining the 10 milli$10 mill spending on ads this month alone. most of it has been to attack newt gingrich, whose support now appears to be fading. another sign of trouble for the former house speaker, conflicting stories about the end of his first marriage. on his website, he claims his first wife asked for the divorce. now, court documents suggest gingrich himself requested the split. also today, romney mocked gingrich for failing to get on the ballot in his home state of virginia. >> i think you can compare that to pearl harbor. it's more like lucille ball at the chocolate factory. you you got to get it organized. >> reporter: this month, romney and romney supporters have spent more than anybody here, targeting gingrich and trying to appeal to the right wing of the party. today conservatives attacked him on the issue of abortion, launching a new text message campaign, citing romney's past prochoice views. meanwhile, ron paul who has been steadiest here, sat out today. he arrives tomorrow. also tonight,

showing video archive video of a very different kind of protest a really nasty millis after that protest that took place a year ago when a football fan was killed and promoting that as the situation in moscow now to be fair they did later file the correction but you have very different coverage of the situation coming from both sides and that of course is instigating really. destabilizing the situation in the sense because it's not really the feeling here in moscow finally he said before we let you go to observe what's happening there the protest vanier tell us who would be on main opposition leaders in russia are and how much influence do they actually have. for the most well known i think it's fair to say now you get a lot of coverage from western media is alexei nonviolently he was arrested in fact last monday had an opposition rally so you see a lot of pictures of him being detained and he's actually being detained for fifteen days so he won't be at today's protests a lot of his supporters will be out here he's known as a really popular blogger who does have quite a following i have

. >> we paid about 17 milli$17 mi which is less than $100,000 a room. which we think is an asset for downtown san jose. >> reporter: some say it's a way to get a foot hold in san jose where he hopes to build a new stadium for the a's. >> one leads to the other, i think. >> wouldn't surprise me in the least. i know he's been behind the scenes trying to solidify his claim, i guess, to this area. >> reporter: but keith wolff says the st. clair was simply a good investment and cannot base their moves on a deal that has yet to be oh okayed by major league baseball. >> we purchased this as a stand-alone asset regardless of what happens to baseball. >> reporter: renovations are expected to take about a year to complete. no word on when they will make a decision for the oakland a's. kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >> kimberly, thank you very much. >>> california can close down cities redevelopment agencies and take the money. and to make matters worse, they accessed future funds. >> two decisions came down. first, the court had to decide whether the state of

you know who has won them in milli vanilli and evanesence and paula cole.rammies. >> they are just the gramities. they nominate people who are successful and bland. they are perfectly bland. >> i noticed the foo fighters came up which is a double dose of useless nirvana. it is sort of like the oscars in a sense that it is more based on sales than it is on merit. this is america though. >> slow down, slow down. doug's stuff is not flying off the shelves. maybe that's what they are doing. they are saying we are getting known as the oscars of music. let's bust out some kid. >> let's see what they win jie. why couldn't they have biked burial? >> totally. >> what about the bug, poison darts? >> dana and i are go going to talk among ourselves. >>> we will close things up with a close up with andy levy. >>> back to andy levy with the post game wrap up. >> dana, i was read ug on the cover of the town hall manage. -- magazine. they asked you about "the five." you said, quote, i really enjoy working with my co -- co anchors. >> i never would have forgotten greg. >> i

this all came about due to the phone hacking of milli- dollars phone. i don't think anyone gives two hoots about the celebrities, a lot of them who are being paid by the same companies who paid me, you know, 20th century fox and news international. but last summer i had a 2-year-old son who went missing missing -- he only went missing for about 20 minutes. then i felt the emotion that mrs. dowler felt when her own child went missing. it's one of the most powerful emotions you can feel. the men sprinting up and down the high street and out to the parks left the site gave at the garden have been. and it's and then the pair appears to have information to allow that hacking a and it is difficult for me to say that actually because i know how corrupt the police can be as run by the hacking of milli- dollars phone was not a bad thing for a journalist, a well-meaning journalist who was only trying to help a girl. they did they celebrate a little while ago. the people they are distinctly assumed that the police were corrupted more likely to commit assault fun.

ron and millie barbosa are relying on an old radio for news and don't know when the lights will come back on. >> i have no idea. i guess it's up to the gods. >> reporter: power companies say it could take up to a week to get electricity restored in some areas. >> here in downtown pasadena, century-old trees are now piles of debris that stretch nearly an entire block. these trees were just decorated, with holiday lights. >> it looked like a hurricane that hit this park down here. >> reporter: susan jackson lives two blocks away. she came to take photos and can't believe the damage. >> one minute, we're safe. and the next minute, there's complete devastation. >> reporter: the worst of the wind is gone, giving crews a chance to clean up. but more strong winds are expected to hit this weekend, with gusts of up to 50 miles per hour. in pasadena, california, bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> 1,000 trees toppled in los angeles county alone. >>> attorneys for george hughly suffer a defeat in court. vic has more on the emotion in the yeardley love courtroom. >> reporter: a judge will not

ron and millie bar barbosa are relying on an old radio for news. and don't know when the lights will come back on. >> i had no idea. i guess it's up to the gods. >> reporter: power companies say it could take up to a week to get electricity restored in some areas. >> here in downtown pasadena, century old trees are now piles of debris. that stretch nearly an entire block. these trees were just decorated, with holiday lights. >> what looked like a hurricane that hit this park down here. >> reporter: susan jackson lives two blocks away. she came to take photos and can't believe the damage. >> it takes a little bit to say one minute we're safe and the next minute, there's complete devastation. >> the worst of the wind is gone, giving crews a chance to clean up. but more strong winds are expected to hit this weekend, with gusts of up to 50 miles per hour. in pasadena, california, bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> authorities say in l.a. county alone, up to 1,000 trees were toppled by the storm. >>> honda is expanding a recall for air bags that may

ron and millie barbosa are relying on an old radio for news and don't know when the lights will come back on. >> i have no idea. i guess it's up to the gods. >> reporter: power companies say it could take up to a week to get electricity restored in some areas. here in downtown pasadena, century old trees are now piles of debris that stretch nearly an entire block. these trees were just decorated with holiday lights. >> it looked like a hurricane had hit this park down here. >> reporter: susan jackson livers two blocks away. she came to take photos and can't believe the damage. >> to think one minute we're safe and the next minute, there's complete devastation. >> reporter: the worst of the wind is gone, giving crews a chance to clean up. but more strong winds are expected to hit this weekend. with gusts of up to 50 miles per hour. in pasadena, california, bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> authorities say in l.a. county alone, up to 1,000 trees were toppled by the storm. >>> the investigation into the man at the center of sex abuse claims is expanding. three men accuse former assi

that's the tsa where 52,000 officers screen an estimated 1.8 milli million passengers every day. >> the tsa is a lightning rod. >> $57 billion in ten years. 8.2 billion what you wanted this year, second biggest cost for you, the department of homeland security. is it worth it? >> i think so. i think so for a number of reasons. aviations remains a goal. it worked before ten years ago and it worked before there were continual attempts including christmas day of 2009 passenger plane in october 2010 and a cargo plane which could have gone on a passenger plane. could the underwear bomber happen again. >> no. >> for a whole host of reasons and one of them were a new types of screening machines and also because we have really repaired the intelligence holes that he was able to exploit before he got on that plane in amsterdam. >> the new technology is controversial and costly. secretary napolitano says the screening machines are here to stay. >> this checkpoint is only one of only many layers that we use to protect airline passengers. it begins even before you get to the airport when you purcha

new concerns te first phase of the project, which extends from falls church to reston could cost $50 millilion. that part of the rail should open up in 2013. >>> how much did you spend on gasoline this year? looks like the average american household will spend nearly $4,200 on gasoline this year. that's more than 8% of the household income. that's the highest share in nearly 30 years. right now let's check on current gas prices. the charge in maryland is $3.20. virginia, the average is $3.14. the district comes in at $3.39. in west virginia, it's at $3.32 for a gallon of regular. >> here's a question for you. ever wonder what doctors are scribbling down on your medical chart? you're not alone. a new survey shows 90% of patients would like to know what doctors write about them in their medical chart. nearly 30,000 surveyed believe knowing would improve their own health. doctors, on the other hand, would rather things stay the way they are. they say giving patients access to their notes would lead to unnecessary worry and would be too time consuming to answer all their questions. >> we want

. >> inis the stead of a $1 milli helicopter, you can have a fleet of these things, and also, there is war and the wind iing downf the afghanistan war and billions of dollars of the drones built and paid for by the u.s. government and like, what do you do with them? maybe you bring them home. >> and how specifically would they be used? because i know that multiple police jurisdictions are already talking about using them. >> right. they have been held up a little be it by the faa which does not necessarily want the robotic planes flying in the same air space as the manned aircraft, but those restrictions you can look to see loosen in the next couple of years, and then how are they going to use them? on stakeouts, on crowd control, and you know, any way they use a helicopter now and maybe a couple more. >> what about also being in times square today right before the preps for new year's eve and talking about the surveillance cameras and new york police say it is excellent for the counter terrorism measures, but you are calling b.s. on that? >> yes, that is not true. right. look a couple

because it was the age of thoroughly modern millie, when it was stylish to raise your skirts and bobple just wanted to have a party. i mean, they'd had the horrors of the first world war, and there's this new generation, this new emancipated woman, um, and, uh-- they were able to get out and follow their heroes and heroines on the silver screen, 'cause hollywood introduced glamour to the working classes in general. i mean, this figure-- this is josef lorenzl. i affectionately always refer to him as "legs lorenz." and here's this woman, i mean, she is the epitome of perfect health and form. and, uh, again, this was an age where people took, you know, a great interest in their own-- in their own health. so, um-- certainly the lines of this are beautiful, as indeed this-- this cocktail shaker. well, you know, here we are with a-- can i do it? 'cause i've always-- i mean-- you know, i've always fancied, you know, working at the savoy behind the bar, and, uh-- you're wasted, eric, look. no, i love a good-- a good manhattan, and i know just the perfect place in manhattan that does them. bu