what mr. hood says, he believes historians have formed an inaccurate portrayal of hood, ignored positive views of him during the war and postwar. he believes historians have accentuated negative and britain things that are false. he believes the story and seth copied anecdotes from others without going to the original source to takes statements out of context, cherry pick that the -- defame hood. frankly there is a long line of historians, he bust my chops about an antidote about the betting $40. i should have known better. mr. hood tells me that in prewar 1850's america it would've been $68,000. if i used the anecdote i should've counted in terms of something to the effect like he was viewed as aggressive and this anecdote, even though it is preposterous, illustrates it. other people he takes on more. there is the tennessee connection. wily sword is particular of his target. i do have the impression that sam hood would like to get all of us in a big room and just beat the hell out of all of us. i

there's a picture of mr. hood we right there. wall street had its second best day of the year after wall street said it would raise interest rates but not any time soon. half day trading on witness, no trading on thursday. >> thank you. 5:53. new this morning, parts of l.a. county were battered by powerful wind last night. gusts clocked at 86 miles an hour in montecito hills, -- it knocked down trees and powerlines along i-5 as well. high winds are expected to continue until around 9:00 this morning. the largest tides of year, king tides are bringing threats this morning. they're large waves and will stick around through tomorrow and they return again in about 28 days in both january and february. >> let's bring in anthony slaughter now for a look at the forecast and lead up into our christmas vacation here. good morning, anthony. >> good morning to you both. we have a little fog out there this morning, especially across oakland coming through 880. >> a bug note for fox traveling south. look at our map here. no slowing through sa

essentially what mr. hoodhe believes historians formed an inaccurate portrayal of hood, that they have ignored positive views of him both during the war and post-war period. he believes that historians have accentuated the negative and written things that are basically false. he believes that historians have copied anecdotes and statements from other historians without going to the original source. they take citations out of of context, cherry pick in other words that defame hood and ignore larger context which would make him look better. frankly, there is a long line of historians he assails, including me.4tz2z- mr. hood conveniently tells me that in prewar -- in 1950s that in prewar -- in 1850s america, $2,500 would have been the %akióf8bír#ú[ equivalent of $68,000 today. he's right. if i use the anecdote, i should have couched it in terms of something to the effect like -- "he was viewed as aggressive," and this anecdote, even though it is preposterous, illustrates it. but there are other people that he tak

mr. hood tells me that in prewar would've been it $68,000. if i use the anecdote i should've counted in terms of something to the effect like he was viewed as aggressive and this anecdote, even though it is preposterous, illustrates it. other people he takes on more. there is the tennessee connection. wily sword is particular of his target. i do have the impression that same foot would like to get all of us in a big room and just beat the hell out of all of us. tell you sam hood has lots of supporters. i went on amazon and there were 60 comments. 44 gave him either a five star or four star rating. i do think there are people who have felt that john hood has been maligned unfairly. that he deserves better. if it was a failed campaign, maybe john bell hood has been wronged by historians. that is what historians do. andake historic events figures, interpret the past, and there are misinterpretations. i'm glad to have you here. i hope you enjoy the festivities. thank you. [applause] >> it is a pleasure to be here as we commemorate the sesquicente

mr. hood conveniently tells me that in prewar -- in 1950s america, $2,500 would have been the equivalent of $68,000 today. he's right. i should have couched it in terms of something to the effect like, "he was viewed as aggressive," and this anecdote even though it is preposterous illustrates it. but there are other people that he takes on more. there's the tennessee connection. starts with thomas r. hay who comes off relatively better than stanley horn thomas connelly. then wiley sword is his particular target. i really have the impression that sam hood would like to get all of us historians in a big room and just beat the hell out of all of us. i will tell you that sam hood has lots of supporters. i went on amazon right before i came. there were 60-some odd comments and 44 gave him either a five-star or four-star rating. so i do think that there are people who have felt that john hood has been maligned unfairly, that he deserves better and that if it was a failed campaign -- which sam hood a

mr. hood conveniently tells me that in prewar -- in 1950s that in prewar -- in 1850s america, $2,500 would have been the equivalent of $68,000 today. he's right. if i use the anecdote, i should have cupped it in terms of something to the effect like, "he was viewed as aggressive," and this anecdote, even though it is preposterous, illustrates it. but there are other people that he takes on more. there's the tennessee connection. starts with thomas r. hay who comes off relatively better than stanley horn, thomas connelly. and at least james lee mcdonough. then wiley sword is his particular target. i really do have the impression that sam hood would like to get all of us historians in a big room and just beat the hell out of all of us. i will tell you that sam hood has lots of supporters. i went on amazon right before i came. there were 60-some odd comments and 44 gave him either a five-star or four-star rating. people who have felt that john hood has been maligned unfairly, that he deserves bet

mrs. vasco looking so graphic, they have her cover herself with a hood, afraid they would frighten the other a hood? >> yeah. >> to cover up the makeup while you were driving? >> yeah, yeah. >> because people who looked in the car would think -- >> right. >> -- you'd just beaten her. remember, guillermo wants his wife murdered deep in the woods, which is right where they're headed. >> we came down here and walked down this path. >> so this was the area you had selected? >> yes. >> so you bring her out here and you ask her to do what? >> well, she was asked to lay in different positions. >> again, they help us reconstruct the scene with that stand-in. >> to make it look like they had been a struggle. >> you actually took her shoe off? >> yes. >> and mixed her in with the leaves? >> mixed her in and then she laid there and had her picture taken as if she had been killed. >> it was the performance of her life, but in the end, too close to home. >> right when it was all done, she just let go and she cried and -- and really, she -- she just released every emotion. >> and it's not over yet. now ar

mr. mayor i have a surprise and if you have a minute to look at sherry listens or justins it happens a couple of nights we went by the larkin and brought 40 or 50 hooded sweatshirts that of those really fun when we were getting ready to come out and looking the young people in the sweatshirts and collin is in a new role as the director of strategic project sponsors he works with the mayor i want to mention yes, ma'am 4re is here with everyday connect and your helpful to get the profiles and megan from google i want to acknowledge her and say that sherry listen amentz and rose and justin will be available after this to talk about what we're doing thank you very much thank you, mr. mayor >> welcome back to the three time world series city and county of san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] >> i just want you to remember that phrase because whenever you have residents or people at your commission complaining about something, let them know you are the commissioner of a city of three time world champion, so please take it down. i'm going to welcome everybody here to this wonderful event where i get to rewelcome and also welcome new members of our official

mr. mayor i have a surprise and if you have a minute to look at sherry listens or justins it happens a couple of nights we went by the larkin and brought 40 or 50 hooded sweatshirts that of those really fun when we were getting ready to come out and looking the young people in the sweatshirts and collin is in a new role as the director of strategic project sponsors he works with the mayor i want to mention yes, ma'am 4re is here with everyday connect and your helpful to get the profiles and megan from google i want to acknowledge her and say that sherry listen amentz and rose and justin will be available after this to talk about what we're doing thank you very much thank you, mr. mayor [gavel] . good afternoon. today is december 12, 2014. welcome to the san francisco local agency formation commission. my name is john avalos, the chair of the commission. the clerk is alyssa samir a madam clerk could you call the roll. >> commissioner avalos. >> present. >> commissioner breed. >> here. >> commissioner campos. >> commissioner crews. >> present. >> commissioner lindo. >> here. >> commissioner mar ma. >>here. >> you ha a

mr. mayor i have a surprise and if you have a minute to look at sherry listens or justins it happens a couple of nights we went by the larkin and brought 40 or 50 hooded sweatshirts that of those really fun when we were getting ready to come out and looking the young people in the sweatshirts and collin is in a new role as the director of strategic project sponsors he works with the mayor i want to mention yes, ma'am 4re is here with everyday connect and your helpful to get the profiles and megan from google i want to acknowledge her and say that sherry listen amentz and rose and justin will be available after this to talk about what we're doing thank you very much thank you, mr. mayor >>> can we please rise for the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> vice-president, let's call roll, please. >> president loftus is excused. vice-president turman, here, commissioner marshall is excused. commissioner mazzucco? >> present. >> commissioner dejesus, >> present >> commissioner hwang and commiss

mr. mayor i have a surprise and if you have a minute to look at sherry listens or justins it happens a couple of nights we went by the larkin and brought 40 or 50 hoodedts that of those really fun when we were getting ready to come out and looking the young people in the sweatshirts and collin is in a new role as the director of strategic project sponsors he works with the mayor i want to mention yes, ma'am 4re is here with everyday connect and your helpful to get the profiles and megan from google i want to acknowledge her and say that sherry listen amentz and rose and justin will be available after this to talk about what we're doing thank you very much thank you, mr. mayor >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from

mr. mayor i have a surprise and if you have a minute to look at sherry listens or justins it happens a couple of nights we went by the larkin and brought 40 or 50 hooded sweatshirts that of those really fun when we were getting ready to come out and looking the young people in the sweatshirts and collin is in a new role as the director of strategic project sponsors he works with the mayor i want to mention yes, ma'am 4re is here with everyday connect and your helpful to get the profiles and megan from google i want to acknowledge her and say that sherry listen amentz and rose and justin will be available after this to talk about what we're doing thank you very much thank you, mr. mayor

reaction -- and i'll put myself in that camp -- you hood winked us and we're mad but they're not having that reaction. >> they're north because they're so far up mrbama's backside, they'll do anything to keep him looking good, and smelling good, and it was exactly opposite with lbj and richard nixon. the media is not an independent force. the media is not a force dedicated -- even when they're lying? you were in -- >> yes. >> you mentioned lbj. when they don't like something, they're an equal opportunity basher. obviously tilted one way. now it's like, no, no, you can lie to us, or you can at least misrepresent something and we're okay with it. >> the media hated lbj and hated nixon. the media by and large, with exception of some people who are fair and balanced, hate the opposition to obama and they will do anything to protect obama. the media is not playing heads up ball here. they haven't played heads up ball. they should have been investigating all along. what are you guys voting for? what are we voting all this money for? what are we obligating taxpayers for? and they didn't. the media was just going around with a sack over its head and now

described as a black male 5-foot 10-inches wearing a dark hood key and blue jeans escaped on foot and still at large. the good news here, of course, mr. pew the neck door neighbor and the three-year-old little boil both expected to make a full recovery. iain? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> now to a developing story tonight. a call for temporary halt to protests from new york city's mayor. mayor bill diblasio said everyone should take a step back as the new york city police department prepares to bury two officers. wenjian liu and raphael ramos were ambushed saturday as they sat in their patrol car. ismaaiyl brinsley shot them both before committing suicide. he was seeking retaliation for michael brown in ferguson and eric garner in new york city. they're instructing officers to work in pairs. suspending certain patrols. civil rights leaders condemning the officers killings and now calling for calm. >> if we stir up emotions and cause people to be it set you stir up violence sometimes, zone we need to be peaceful. >> president obama denounced the killings in statement adding that police officers deserve quote respect and gratitud

hood several years ago. turns out his father is a retired police officer. mr.you're welcome. thank you for having me. >> so you grew up the son of a police officer. how do you feel when you see the events that unfolded here yesterday in new york? >> i'm embarrassed by it. because i know that, number one, a police officer's job is to protect and to serve. and also our police officers put their lives on the line every day but they're overworked and underpaid, so they are frustrated. and i feel now that the police officers have a target on their back, we might need to start up armoring their vehicles and then our elected officials need to give them all the tools and support they need to get the job done the right away. >> but these elected officials haven't been giving them the support they need. they raise the fences higher around the mayor's house to keep out bad people, yet the mayor also then asks these police officers to go into communities that are struggling and seeing an increase in violence over the past year working overtime a few days before christmas.

mr. speaker. i rise in support of the 2015 national defense authorization agreement this house will consider later this week. i am very proud to represent fort hood, the largest military base in the world. n november 5, 2009, five years ago, our community suffered an unthinkable tragedy when a radicalized islamic extremist named nadal hassan opened fire on fort hood and fatally shot 15 men and women and one unborn child. more than 30 others were wounded that day. hassan's radicalization was well-known to the f.b.i. and the d.o.d. as early as 2005. hassan plotted with the known terrorist al-waliki and he expressed his radical views to his classmates. this administration dismissed these concerns in the names of political correctness. five years ago, the president promised to take care of the victims in the shooting. shortly thereafter he turned his back on him and declared it to be work force violence. these families are still waiting for justice. our communities have suffered long enough in the name of political correctness. i'm very proud that my colleagues in the house and senator cornyn and senator cruz have not dropped the ball. we have stood