why the san francisco giants are parting ways with michael morse. the bid to host the olympics in the bay area. what are the names behind the push? ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> former florida governor jeb bush announced today he's taking steps toward a run for the white house. this morning he wrote on twitter -- >> bush said he made the decision after talking with his family which includes two former presidents, his father, george hw bush and brother, george w bush. other potential republican candidates include fellow floridian senator marco rubio and new jersey governor chris christie. >>> happening today -- san francisco is presenting its proposal to bring the summer olympic games to the bay area. in 2024 it will compete with three other u.s. cities and might be up against rome, paris and melbourne if it reaches the next level. sal castaneka has an update on the city's bid. >> reporter: good afternoon. san francisco mayor ed lee, giants president larry baer and bay area olympic committee members are in redwood city today to present their proposal

when he realized he had got it all right, he essentially for christmas 1906 a message by morse code toall the ships in the western atlantic that belonged to the united fruit company bringing bananas up from places like honduras to the east coast ports of boston, new york, charleston saying simply, listen out for a broadcast one minute to midnight on christmas eve. christmas eve, 1906 happened to be a dark and stormy night. there was a blizzard blowing off cape cod. the ships for lumbering through the ocean towards their port. all of them, the radio operators went to their radios, switched on their radios, through the static, more signals of other ships talking to one another, they heard something quite different that they had never heard before. the heard this. ♪ >> thus did the national conversation began. a few days after that a radio station open in pasadena, california which still exist. shortly thereafter, the first ever real radio station opened in madison, wisconsin just up the road. america started talking to itself. that image that i cherish so much, the family in front of the

this is a picture that morse and brady took in the 1e8 50s.will or not brady had learned degaratype from morse, he was certainly at least on the fringe of artistic circles in new york soon after photography arrived in america. the sorts of portraits he himself, began to take undoubtedly owed a debt to portrait painting. it wasn't color, but you can see that her jacket and her hat were inked, were enhanced with black ink to make them more dramatic. three photographs that brady took more than 150 years ago at gettysburg speak explicitly to whether photography is simply a mechanical process or whether it implies the presence of a conscious artist. gashder in gardener had set up his own business and taken brady with him many of his best photographers. gardener arifled first, two days after the fighting had stopped. the two days approaching from the south on a road passing by had been buried and as gardener and gibson added to antitum they began burying confederates. the three men spent only about 48 hours on the battlefield, in that time, taking a

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through the morse signals of to one ips talking another. they heard this. national s did the conversation begin. because a few days after that, a adio station opened in pasadena, california, just above a musical instrument store which exists. shortly there after, the first ever real radio station opened madison, wisconsin just up the road. and america started talking to itself. that image that i cherish so much of the family in front radio set actually truly christmas, 1986. nothing to do with america. per sha and of tree.ing under the shade that was the beginning of the i think was the most unifying feature of modern america. so thank you all very much indeed. >> do you think you have a different perspective because you were born in another country a visitor? what you mean. i went not too long ago. every single person was european. nonamericans is what i'm trying to say. it seems to me that the people the most curious about this country are outsiders. americans who i love and american now, are conditioned to not be as curious about their country as perhaps

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but at some point they have to be prosecuted or transferred. >> colonel morse davis, thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> the obama administration's favorite tool in terroristing suspects has been the drone strike used extensively in yemen and pakistan. unintended victims as drones rain down on other targets. a yemeni man's attempt to find justice for his family have exposed secrets about america's drone program. it was late summer in eastern yemen the year 2012. 2012.. the entire village gathered to see him get married. his brother-in-law and nephew led the men in celebration. just two days later, both salem and walid were dead. the yemeni government said they had been killed by a u.s. drone strike. >> translator: we heard three or four massive explosions. rockets hitting from the sky. and we hurried up towards the mosque and found them. body parts all over the place. it was a dark and disastrous day day. >> reporter: the yemeni government described what it called a u.s. mistake, one that provoked a furious backlash, with a u.s. ally. the protest died down but aa year later, he took his se

they communicated by tapping on the walls in morse code. brace was 83 years old.arly starts right now. have a great day, everybody. >>> there are some around the world who are already angry at the united states because torture was used in the past. this report doesn't change that. this report is about making sure that people understand what happened and then highway it happened so so it doesn't happen again. >>> american embassies on alert. washington and its enemies -- the value of a public release. >>> more protests over the death of eric garner as one of the most famous athletes joins the conversation without opening his mouth. >>> and prince william and kate middleton meet queen bee and jay z. yeah, this really happened, the merging of two power couples. this is way too early. hey, everybody, good morning. it's tuesday, december 9th. welcome to way too early. after seeing that handshake that we did not see because we only saw their heads. and i almost forgot jay z's name. i looked a at jen to try to help me. mental -- >>> we want to start this morning with wha

they communicated by tapping on walls in morse code. brace was 83. >> probably never, ever thought he was going to live as long as he did. >> i'm sure he didn't. >> what a great life he led well after his capture. >> amazing. 83. >>> now time for a look ahead. president obama travels to nashville to visit an immigrant community center. he's expected to discuss his recent executive action that will provide temporary legal status and work permits to more than 5 million immigrants who are in this country illegally. >>> happy birthday to donny osmond, 57. oscar winning actress dame judi dench turns 80. and legendary actor kirk douglas is 98 years young. 98 years young. that's a great one. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a great day today.

. >> next time you see michael morse, it will be may 8.hat is when his new team, the marlins come to san francisco. morris signed a two-year deal. he hit an 8th inning game tieing home run in game five of the nlcs. >>> time now, for the tuesday night top five. number five, jay-z gave up ownership of barclay center just in time. dude, the roof leaks. >>> number four, live one. the incredible goal. they win in a 20-round shoot- out. lasalle needed a prayer to tie it. they lost to american in ot. but man, that shot. rudy gay, poster eyes. serge ibaka. a faceful of awe. and number one, how saint mary lost. a crazy shot to tie it. the score to win it with three seconds left. 73-71. oh. it is a lowly time. >> how about that? >> don't want that. >> told you. top five. >> we will be right back. >> thanks vern. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ it's a marshmallow world in the winter. ♪ (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping

pg&e says the downed lines knocked out power to more than 500 cuss morse. no word on what -- customers. no word on what caused them to topple over. >>> this wet weather is causing delays of an hour and a half at sfo. 80 canceled flights, inclimate weather often prompts sfo to implement a ground delay program which results in delays and cancellations. we checked with san jose and oakland airports as well. both say flights are departing and arriving on time today. >>> there are grief counselors on hand at south lake tahoe high school today. students there are learning about the death of one of their classmates who was struck by a fallen tree. police say it appears 14-year- old dejohn smith was killed when a 50-foot tree fell on him during the storm last week as he was outside playing. his body was only found on saturday. >> later on in the afternoon, i looked out, there was 10, 15 people out there and there's a memorial out there. >> i feel so, so sad for his family. it breaks my heart. >> smith's mother is a long- time employee of the grocery outlet in south

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very shortly morse code was heard. at first faber copied as are a boat in what in that the too closely spaced and run together. realizing this that the engine is separated them into the desired call. when the control station stop sending the bureau's undercover station began sending a series of dots and dashes in accordance with a lawyer's instructions. the transmitter was stopped after a few minutes. after five minutes. the receiver is turned on. the german controller turned briskly with congratulations and instructions for the next contact, a working link had been established, groundwork had been laid for the case to evolve. of rich and next 11 months the center station run by the fbi received 167 messages from william sebold's spymaster is seeking a wide variety of information of airplane production, weather forecasts, shipbuilding progress, material, exports and munitions innovations. dms on get busy getting new clinton and detailed, news, news, news, one message said. from the u.s. and fbi, special agent named mau

interesting play, "johnny get your gun" and they were able to save him. ,i banging his head on the pillow in morsewould have been impossible in the civil war. >> the subject of medicine and world war i is so huge that it would be hard to give you an answer. i will try and do it quickly. the x-ray machine was invented before world war i, but it was only really understood during world war i. you had to have the machines in order to look at where shrapnel was in the body and that sort of thing. those sorts of advances were important. the whole birth of plastic surgery comes here. there's going to be a new motion picture out next year on plastic surgery coming out of world war i. you have as well prosthetics. all of that's developed at this time. so it's head trauma, all those things really begins with the kind of injuries that come out of world war i. certainly, nursing is so important. there's an interesting thing about nursing in world war i is that often times doctors really couldn't do anything because the wounds were so extensive. the men were just going to die. so doctors come out of world war

this is the second major incident between israeli morses and armed factions. the concern here is that we'll return to the violence we saw over the months of july and august in which two thousand palestinians were killed. >> a new international treaty to retric restrict the flow of guns and other weapons, but the united states has not ratified the deal yet. five of the world's top ten arms exporters, frabs, germany, italy, spain and u.k. have ratified the treaty. the united states and israel have signed but not ratified it, and major weapons producers like russia, china, india, and pakistan have not even signed on. kamala hyder reports where gun sales are thriving. >> not long ago tribals were walking around with assault rifles and automatic weapons, but after an offensive in the tribal areas there is restriction of movement with lobe tribesmen with weapons. however, the trade of weapons still flourishes. it is mainly meant for the local market. if you look around you'll see rifles used by british soldiers in the first world war. it was a hot favorite for the t

were able to save him and the only way he can communicate is by banging his head on the pillow in morse code. that would have been impossible in the civil war for example i think. >> the subject of medicine in world war i is so huge that it would be really hard to give you an answer. i'll try and do it really quickly. the x-ray machine was invented before world war i but it was only really understood during world war i. you had to have those machines in order to look at where shrapnel was in the body and that sort of thing. so those sorts of advances were important. the whole birth of plastic surgery comes here. there is going to be a new motion picture out next year on plastic surgery coming out of world war i. you have as well prosthetics. all of that's developed at this time, and so it is head trauma, all of those things really begins with the kind of injuries that come out of world war i. certainly nursing is so important. there is an interesting thing about nursing in world war i is that oftentimes doctors couldn't really do anything because the wounds were so extensive the men wer

the girl was walking in the area of morse and arbor avenues yesterday morning when a car pulled up.s is near bishop elementary school in sunnyvale. the man asked the girl in spanish if she wanted a ride. when she said no, police say the man got out of the car and ordered her to get in. the girl ran off. the suspect was last seen driving a 1990s or early 2000 gold lincoln sedan. >>> tens of thousands are expected to pack washington, d.c. for a march and rally against police violence. the march has been in the works for two weeks now. it's in response to the grand jury decisions not to indict a ferguson police officer and a new york city police officer in the deaths of two unarmed black men. the families of eric garner and michael brown, as well as trayvon martin, will be marching with reverend al sharpton. organizers say demonstrators are coming in on buses from all over the country. >> it is a realization for us in the civil rights community who do this work every day that we have made great strides but we have a long way to go. and i think this is a moment in this country where a m

michael morse, miami native...h is. >>> baseball up top.free agent ballers keep making moves. michael morris miami native has gone home to play for the marlins. he reportedly has agreed to a two-year $16 million deal with the club. morris had a huge pinch hit home run in game five of the nlcs and delivered the game winning rbi in game 7 of the world series. >>> brian wilson and former giant and now former dodger. los angeles released wilson today despite owing him over $9 million next season. the 32-year-old had an e.r.a. south of 5. in 2014 he has not been the same following tommy john surgery. >>> nfl, 49ers news. rookie linebacker chris borland is expected to miss the final two games of the season so with him out, san francisco signed former cal bear and green bay packer desmond bishop. despite being eliminated from the play-offs the 49ers locker room was a little upbeat during media availability today. but it is sinking in that san francisco will be home in january for the first time in four years. >> when you 7-7, um, and you kind of f

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. >> reporter: officer pantleo released a statement expressing re morse for garner's death and did he not mean to hurt him. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> police officer could still face federal civil rights charges. he was subject of at least two prior complaints, one of those lawsuits is still pending. the first was settled earlier this year. >>> right now authorities are investigating a suspicious fire that tore through a police detective's home in lower pottsgrove township montgomery county. neighbors on common drive are helping the the the officer and his family who lost everything just before the holidays. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at the scene with details tonight, walt. >> reporter: montgomery county district attorney just minutes ago announced that the fire that burned detective ernie morris and his family out of their home here in lower pottsgrove in fact is suspicious. raising the possibility that someone may have deliberately it the flames but for now if this does turnout to be arson the the reason why remains a mystery. flames destroyed t

. >> osgood: jeremiah denton had the courage to blink the word torture in morse code during a televisionyzed in iraq who shared his own agonizing tale in a film. and died this year at 34. ♪ goodbye to pete seeger who sang out for peace for justice and for cleaner water for most of his long life. sail on, pete seeger. martin litton rode the wild rapids of the colorado river well into his '90s. thanks to him the mighty colorado moves through the grand canyon, wild and free. peter matthiessen loved the world's wild places and wrote about them with precision and beauty. joe cocker your voice was raw and beautiful. >> ♪ what would you do if i sang out of tune would you stand up and walk out on me ♪ >> osgood: you helped us get by with a little help from our friends. >> lend me your ears ♪ and i'll sing you a song. >> osgood: goodbye dear friend. ♪ and goodbye to phil everly who rode the waves of sweet harmony with his brother, don. and to dorian "doc" paskowitz who rode the ocean's waves joyfully, for most of his long life. >> so help me god part of the galaxy beyond our galaxy is in them. ♪

. >> probation officer gordon fleming is convinced morris require morse time in the care of the statehis attorney will fight to see that morris gets what he wants, to be released home. but it is judge mary beth bonaventura who ultimately gets to decide morris' fate. >> i think i understand your testimony to be because morris is not as available or participating with these services to the extent that you think appropriate, that he should just remain locked up? >> well, i'm basing that upon him running away from home. his mother not knowing where he is. and she was having a hard time controlling him and reasoning with him. he has failed a couple of drug tests. morris has told me on several occasions that whatever i do it's not going to work. >> so had you previously recommended that he undergo anger management, and you had recommended family counseling and counseling services. why don't we let it work itself through some more. let's let 9 counseling take hold, the anger management take hold before we say the answer is to keep him locked up. >> that would be fine but morris has tended to

first, you are considered one of the global -- edward morse is one of the experts. what does he say about the path of oil? i don't think he expected to be quite at this level because neither is the world economy opected to be -- nor is likely in his hands for the best of times. at some point one is left for the cartel, visibly much less than there was. a price point, professor, about where the saudi's link? s blink? where the saudi' >> they are living -- >> like americans. >> they are better with financial wealth. this is clearly not sustainable. they either have to get a higher price or start living within their new means. >> what we kept hearing from the saudi's, the euphemism was it will stabilize at some point, the price. what does that mean? president do we have for what stabilization means? >> stabilization starts falling. they could not get an agreement and they will try again later. >> the hong kong protests, out of the blue, moody's takes on japan. >> loadings -- moody's takes on japan. kind of acknowledging what the market has priced in. is that the case h

#morse code. >> there is a smart answer. >> what am i saying?t. >> thank you for joining us. bloomberg "surveillance." continues, "in the loop" is up next. >> good morning it is thursday, december 11 and we are live at bloomberg world headquarters here on "in the loop." what a packed show we have for you, billionaire investor joining me with his top 10 stock picks right before the bell. from betting on the decline in oil prices to why the aging population around the world leaves a bonanza of investment ideas. also the right of the right, outspoken steve king of iowa who some republicans call to toxic for them to align with. he will join me in moments on why he is voting against the spending bill. here's a look at our top stories, china looking to jumpstart its slowing economy. pumping $65 billion into the chinese banking system. china is on track to mix -- miss its economic growth track in 15 years. vote on a two day stopgap measure that would give the senate until

defense bill today contains $63.7 billion for the overseas contingency account, meaning many billion morse for the rat hole in afghanistan -- more for the rat hole in afghanistan. when will we come to our senses, mr. speaker? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of senate bill 2673, the united states israeli -- united states-israeli strategic partnership act it. includes language from the enhancement act. mr. collins: the enhancement act is a bill i sponsored and was supported by unanimous this body. my bill provided for the review of israel's q.m.e. at shorter intervals from four years to two years, and i'm honored the review language made it into the strategic partnership act. both pieces of legislation recognize israel's residents in -- residence in a neighborhood of bad actors. since the establishment of israel it has endured several extended armed conflicts with its neighbors from 1948 through th

ken rosenthal from fox said michael morse agreed to a two- year deal with the marlins pending a physicalmemorablal moments came when he hit that game-tying win. the giants won the pennant the next inning on a ishikawa walkoff. >> great player. >>> a lot of controversial surrounding around bill maher. scheduled to speak at uc berkeley's commencement ceremony this saturday. the university is expecting protests after some of the students launched and online petition to cancel his keynote speech. they are angry over comments he made over his show that linked islam to violence and intolerance. bill maher still plans to speak at the event but he's left open the possibility of canceling if his presence causes too much of a distraction. >>> the city of pittsburg has lifted the ban on electronic billboards along highway 4. katie utehs is live in pittsburg with the concern some people have. >> reporter: good morning. we've heard mixed reactions this morning. some people say the billboards are too distracting, yet others say it's hard to turn down the proposed $100,000 in city revenue that these bi

has always been a concern in communities of color, the recent events have put it at the forefront of morse -- most if not all mind. we have had over the recent few months, three indictments against law enforcement officers for shooting young men of color. statistics as you listen to the presentation. aboutn-americans are three times as likely as white drivers, and two times as likely as latino drivers to be searched during a traffic stop. even though they are significantly less likely than whites to have contraband when they are stopped. and although there is no additional database on the total number of officer involved fatalities, each year between 2005 and 2012, a black person was killed nearly twice a week by police. with almost 20% of those being killed under the age of 21. we talk about our next generation, hopefully the statistic in and of itself will impress upon you the fierce urgency of now in our taking action. deserve a better public policy response, and that is why we are here. at the same time, we face violence within our own community. sl, we are not running away from that f

. >> : time for morse the london time for in the show, livermore's done ensure rule in nationwide protestshis one south of those people in times square. and more than 60 arrests suggests the department now investing understaffed to see if there were any several lights violations. an oakland a protest efforts tonight in connection with a choke hold. and here's a video from the decision last-half of their partnership with abc seven news caught caught >> : people resonate for looting. a test in san francisco and the market power street demonstrators temporarily cause bus service in the area be rerouted and service back to normal by 11:00 last night. protestors demonstrated all of the. the got high 1 01 between bart berkeley and o'clock last night the scene from video posted online. chilling traffic problems please to demonstrators off the freeway boat in its letter >> : and police chief in south carolina has been charged with murder in the 2011 shooting of a not armed black man bernard confronted the police chief about to get deleted for broken taillight. the get into an argument pushing a sh

this is a picture of morse that brady took in the 1850s. brady sometimes claimed. he was at least on the fringe of artistic circles of new york. the sorts of portraits he himself began to take undoubtedly owed a debt to portrait painting. in the poses, the backgrounds -- the back drops and the lighting, and by the late 1850s brady was specializing in what he called brady impeerals, large size portrait prints on salt paper that like degarrett type hs a gold wash and then were often hand painted. this is a portrait of a sculptor named harriet hosmer. it wasn't colored but you can see that her jacket and on her hat, the ribbon on her hat, were inked, enhanced with black ink to make it more dramatic. three photographs brady took more than 150 years ago at gettysburg speak explessicitly to this question of whether photography is mechanical process. between the battle of anteitam where gardner had taken images of the dead that brady displayed in his broadway gallery and gettysburg gardner set up his own business around the corner from brady in washington and taken with h

somebody in the united states sends money to somebody here in cube bark the cuban government take morse than 1 10% of it you send $100, they keep more than $10. ? important because the cuban government has been desperate for for ribbon exchange many years. remember talking about russia so much, how much hard cash reserve does they have to defend the ruble? >> because they have piles of dollars and your rose and gold sitting in their covers, right? cuba, last we knee knew and very secretive, we think they had 7 billion and we know they need more. so, that remittance change is also going to help government. back to you. great point, michelle. thank you very much. our michelle caruso-cabrera in havana us. joining me now with his take on the u.s./cuba relation larry kudlow, cnbc senior contributor. i was surprised to hear you're in support of this. why? >> i'm in support of this. milton friedman, remember him? he taught us years ago, trade liberalization leads to economic market liberalization, which ultimately leads to political liberalization. i've seen it with china and so have you. cuba

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. >>> we're joined on the telephone by one of the morse decorated detectives in the city's history, bo we had 134 cops assassinated one year and 11 the next. mice first reaction is when they two brave officers were assassinated, i've been very outspoken about de blasio like everyone else has been. today is not a day about de blasio. today is a day to reflect on this hero, raphael ramos. i'm not against anybody being there. i just wished this mayor realizes what this police department is all about. maybe he'll come back to earth and understand what this police department is all about, and show them the support he should have been showing in the beginning, but today my heart -- when this thing happened i felt like i lost a relative. it's a funny brotherhood, you could be retired or whatever, but when that news comes, you feel like you lost a relative. my heart is very heavy today, watching the funeral. i just feel very emotional about it. again, it's something that today it's about reflecting a the officers and what they gave up. they gave up their lives, their families still have to liv