doctor: mr. kim, your assistance, please. [captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network last night onenterprise: forrest: this gentlemen's some sort of a courier. evidently he was carrying crucial information back to his people. since when do we have vulcan science officers? since we needed their starcharts to get to kronos. eason for being here is not espionage. my superiors simply asked me to assist you. crewman! suliban. you've lost the klingon. your mission is over. i didn't lose the klingon, he was taken and now the conclusion. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? i've got strength of the soul ? ? no one's gonna bend or break me ? ? i've got faith ?i've got, i've

well, then, if mr. kim wants to suffer... sometimes i think everyone on this ship has been possessed by alien hormones. would you excuse us, please? thank you. oh, don't thank me. i have no intention of relieving you of your duties no matter how lousy you feel. i understand. i've been thinking about how i reacted to your relationship with tal. you reacted like any captain would. probably, but i can't help wondering if my response would have been the same if it had been, say, tom parisi. oh, don't get me wrong. i wouldn't have been surprised. because ensign kim doesn't break the rules. the truth is, harry... i think about you differently which isn't to suggest that i don't care deeply about each of them, but... you came to me fresh out of the academy wide-eyed with excitement about your first deep space assignment. from that first day, i've always felt more protective of you than the others. i appreciate that... but that was five years ago. i've changed. yes, you have. maybe i'm not the perfect officer anymore. maybe not... la

all right, mr. kim... you've convinced me. prepare a flight plan and have it on my desk within the hour. yes, ma'am. i'll let you know what i decide. ( door beeping ) come in. commander, i hope you've got an appetite. famished, but i assumed you called me here to talk about the slipstream flight. vegetable biryani. sounds delicious. i didn't know you could cook. normally, i draw the line at a pot of coffee but tonight is a special occasion. oh? our last night in the delta quadrant. i'd say that's special enough. you've made your decision. we launch tomorrow at 0800. you and harry will take the delta flyer. voyager will be right behind you. the crew will be pleased. you can give them the news yourself... after dessert. what about you, chakotay? what do you think about my decision? i've analyzed harry's flight plan. the theory is sound but there are just too many variables. if something goes wrong in that slipstream... a to any starfleet engineer they'd think we were out of our minds. we can find another way home. we've waited t

mr. kim, would you do the honors, please? no problem. listen, if he destabilizes again take him off-line and call me. understood. lieutenant may i present crell moset? she's been drifting in and out of consciousness. 's just a... a brilliant scientist who's here to help us. this way, crell. hmm... i can see why you're having difficulty. its physiology doesn't match any of the standard templates in our database. my guess would be a cytoplasmic life-form. i agree. and from what i can tell it has co-opted her vital systems. she's klingon... no. the cranial ridges are less pronounced. klingon-human hybrid. exactly. let's hope your inincts i'm afraid this one is going to require more than a visual assessment. you have an iso- molecular scanner? no. just a standard issue starfleet tricorder. no wonder you're having problems making an accurate diagnosis. i suggested an upgrade to the starfleet people at a joint medical conference but they assumed i was just an arrogant cardassian trying to prove his superiority... or maybe they thought i was a

mr. kim! oh, no! chakotay: doctor, stand by for transport. beam us directly to sick bay. prepare these people for surgery. paris: what happened? doctor: we were fired on. there's something wrong with their nervous systems. we've got to stabilize their synapses. get me a choline compounund. which choline compound? it doesn't matter. her spinal cord's deterioratatg. samemeate of collapse. acetylcholine-- 25 microliters. this doesn't make any sense. paris to engineering. transfer all available power to sick bay. torres: acknowledged. some kind of plasmic energy is arcing between the neural membranes. that weapon... it was designed to do this. to leave a residual charge in the victim's body? an energy pulse that remains in the neural membranes working its way up the spinal cord and into the brain. i've got to protect their brain functions. his neocortex is failing. a spinal shunt. i'll isolate the spinal cord from the brain stem... until i can repair the cellular damage. but i don't have time to perform the procedure on both of them. then talk me through it. we'll do them tog

the students can be success that's the approach we're taking agency as board i think - >> thank you mr. kim >> i don't know how close. >> you can adjust it. >> okay. as mr. haney mentioned and the board makes decision it is incredibly important it involves all students and providing resources beyond the curriculum itself to make sure that teachers are proper access to resources to make that curriculum truly manage that is concern they've internal listed i as a former teacher see the issues i built my own curriculum and think this is value it in providing a structure as it does with their common core i work right now a retail level i support teachers in the curriculum and i think that we need in moving forward is taking and bringing in teachers voices and the experience that people have worked the curriculum into the board that is something i can contribute. >> thank you. >> i'm jill wynns the role of the board curriculum is to conduct policies that and those policies often involve things we'd like to have included in the curriculum that may or may not have been included before so a good exa

mr kim comes to us with great accolades from wyoming. people person, great manager. we're looking forward to seeing where the future goes with him. ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) and of course, it's about that time. we're talking holiday celebrations in boulder city. what do you have on tap? mayor rod woodbury: dec 1-3 is kind of our lineup there.. we start with the retelling of the journey of joseph and mary down to bethlehem and the nativity scene. on the 2nd, we have the christmas tree lighting and the 3rd we have our santa's electric night parade and pics with santa preceding that as well. those always fill up, line the street, fill up the rec center so you gotta get there early. but we always have great festivities out there. we enjoy it. ((brian loftus)) i know there's people who don't miss a day either. they don't go to 1, but all 3. that gets you into the holiday spirit. ((kirsten joyce)) it certainly does. thank you so much for coming in mayor. to submit a question... just head to l and click on the banner that says monday mornings with the mayor./// ((b

fill it with atmosphere from the planet and then beam mr. kim, or rather his duplicate, aboard. aye, captain. do you have a lock on him? yes, ma'am. release my vessel. we can't do that. "we"? the planet and i, we're connected somehow. i can't explain it, captain. i only know that you've got to stop. and i'm willing to stop but i'll say it again, release the ship. no. we need you. janeway to tuvok. fire. what are you? stop. no. i'll fire again. you're killing us. you leave me no choice. it's not fair. it's wrong. janeway to tuvok... no! no, no, no. please... no more. hold your fire, tuvok. captain, we are continuing to submerge. hold your fire. acknowledged. i want some answers. i'm trying to understand. this is hard for me as well. alive? yes... but not the planet. the silver blood. the compound that sampled harry's dna... and created you... yes... but it's never been conscious, never sentient before now... before me and the other. tom paris. we're the first. don't you see? you showed us. when the compound came in contact with tom and harry it experienced awareness for the first

janeway: mr. kim you ask too many questions. change of plans, gentlemen. increase the charge to 80 isotons. aye, captain. harry, when you're done help b'elanna reinforce the hull of the shuttlecraft. right. ensign hickman thinks it's species 8472. pardon me? there's an opening in fluidic space and captain janeway has to shut it down. want to know what i think? no. i think there's a type-six protostar out there and the captain's planning on detonating it and opening up a wormhole to the alpha quadrant. in theory, it's possible. she doesn't want to get her hopes up so she's not telling anybody. then i wouldn't suggest getting your hopes up. in idle speculation. oh, come on, tuvok. aren't you curious? yes, but we have a task at hand. the phase modulator. (door beeping) come in. status report. everything's going according to schedule. good. the omega directive doesn't allow me to say mu but i want you to know what to expect. at 0600 hours, i'll be leaving in a shuttle with seven of nine. would it be out of line to ask where you're going? i can tell you this: o

mr. kim!

mr kim comes to us with great accolades from wyoming. people person, great manager. we're looking forward to seeing ((brian loftus)) sounds like a nice addition. ((kirsten joyce)) and of course, it's about that time. we're talking holiday celebrations in boulder city. what do you have on tap? mayor rod woodbury: dec 1-3 is kind of our lineup there.. we start with the retelling of the journey of joseph and mary down to bethlehem and the nativity scene. on the 2nd, we have the christmas tree lighting and the 3rd we have our santa's electric that as well. so we have big festivities. those always fill up, line the street, fill up the rec center so you gotta get there early. but we always have great festivities out there. we enjoy it. ((brian loftus)) i know there's people who don't they don't go to 1, but all 3. that gets you into the holiday spirit. ((kirsten joyce)) it certainly does. thank you so much for coming in mayor. to submit a question... just head to las vegas now dot com.. and click on the banner that says monday mornings with the mayor./// paul joncich >>> t

kim: mr. president, how'd it go? my performance was unimpeachable. he agreed? let's just say i'm considering running for office when we get back to earth. ( chuckles ) all right, then. let's get this thing in the e r queen arachnia. don't tell me... my wedding ring. doctor chaotica's wedding ring. you will present it to him at the end of the ceremony. your majesty perhaps we should lower the lilitning shield in anticipation of my guests. why thth preoccupation with the shield? oh, forgive me. it's just that, as a fellow ruler of the cosmos gs myself. ah. because of the incompmpence of your inferiors, no doubt. something lili that. oh, arachnia, my love, my life... how well you understand our plight. if it weren't beneath my dignity, i... i would weep. how i've longed for someone who would understand. we have a saying on arachnia: "it's lonely at the top." majesty! proton is preparing to attack. wha...? ah! target his rocket ship. ( grunts ) you have betrayed me. you are in league with proton. impetuous harlot! ctivate the lightning shield or i'll show you just

mr. speaker, i want to recognize the staff who have been so instrumental not only on this resolution but also in maintaining our constructive policy toward korea. ana kim on mr. rangel's staff and our committee straffers, hunter and jennifer, and earlier i noted how happy i was to have worked alongside my good friend and colleague, charlie rangel, on this measure. as he's retiring at the end of this congress, i want to once again recognize him as a true champion of u.s.-korea relations. he truly is. and no one, whether it was fighting for his country or advocating on behalf of so many korean americans, has done more for this partnership. as charlie has often said, since -- rvived the battle of survived the battle and led those soldiers out of that encirclement, he has never, ever since that day had a bad day since. mr. speaker, let's hope this streak continues well into the future. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to the concurrent resolution 40. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affir

. >> kim: we're sisters from another mr. too because we both have blue on and that was not planned. this broke overnight there is a suspect in custody after an hours long standoff with local police and also the swat team. it started when local officers responded to being fired yesterday evening at an apartment complex on maryland parkway. the woman who was involved here, the suspect was inside an apartment with a man, apparently a male acquaintance. she fired one or two shots and went outside and fired off more shots into the air. officers arrived and they could not get the woman to come out. people living nearby were given the opportunity to evacuate. into custody. in the end not a single person injured. we have video of officers escorting somebody out of the building. as this continues to play out and we get additional information about what we're seeing on your screen, we'll get that from craig who is going to have a live report in about 30 minutes from now. >> dana: he's tweeting again. donald trump took to twitter refuting reports that his transition t tracy potts reports. >> p

mr. trump during the kim pain. yesterday general david retraces at trump tower. the former cia director also mentioned for the secretary of state position even though he left in disgrace having shared classified information with his biographer, also happened to be his mistress. he said the meeting went well. rudy giuliani set to be in the running as well. congresswoman marsha bought her an a move by letter from pennsylvania on meetings last as ceo of rolls-royce america are coming up are coming in throughout the day continue to follow it. for now it's back to you in the studio. lauren: a recount of the presidential election. work is set to begin thursday following a petition by green party candidate joe stein. more on the effort from peter burns. >> joe stein petitioned the state court for a recount is a harder more complicated, more time-consuming process so she's buying time for supporters to work on it. mr. trump won by more than 60,000 votes. standout about 50,000 in and mr. trump won by 20,000. time to 31,000 total votes. she wants a recount in michigan as w

mr. trump suggest punishment, jail or loss of citizenship. >> kim: per usual, we will talk this out with tracy live in our 6:00 hour. right now we're going local with this one. metro investigating after a man tells officers he shot his own son. this happened last night at this apartment complex. you saw it as breaking news if you were up late last night. officers say they were on their regula gunshots. they went to an apartment where they say a man came out and told them he had just shot his son. they found a 20-year-old man who had been shot. that father was then taken into custody. we don't know exactly how this whole thing went down but as the investigation continues we'll give you updates. >> dana: this is a thanksgiving crime in summerlin. and then a minute later you see this young man go into the same parked car. the owner said he left his car open for five minutes but that was plenty of time for these crooks to get inside his car. he had a gun in there as well. this happened all the way up the hill this. is about a mile up the hill from the high school. we're hoping that you recog

. >> thank you, kim. mr. ambassador, thank you for your remarks. it is very useful to hear what does north korea actually believe, instead of what we see rhetorically and in terms of their actions. i'm going to continue and ask you what you think north korea thinks about some additional things. and i take them from the current news, which i think is important. one, josh roggin writes in the post any attempt to increase sanctions, i will say i don't think the sanctions are as bad as they are against iran, or were. he said the chinese will push back on that very hard and it will get nowhere. i'm curious what, again, what do you think the north thinks about that? second, the u.s./china commission will be issuing its report soon. and they say that the chinese modernization of its military is increasing much faster than what had been predicted by either our intelligence communities or our allies in east asia. and my interest is we rarely hear this. does north korea see itself as part of that effort to enhance and cooperate with china in terms of its mil

. >> thank you, kim. mr. ambassador, thank you for your remarks. it is very useful to hear what does north korea actually believe, instead of what we see rhetorically and in terms of their actions. i'm going to continue and ask you what you think north korea thinks about some additional things. and i take them from the current news, which i think is important. one, josh rogan writes in "the post" this morning that any attempt to dramatically increase sanctions, i will say i don't think the sanctions are as bad as they are against iran, or were. he said the chinese will push back on that very hard and it will get nowhere. i'm curious what, again, what do you think the north thinks about that? second, the u.s./china commission will be issuing its report soon. the congressional/chinese commission. and they say that the chinese modernization of its military is increasing much faster than what had been predicted by either our intelligence communities or our allies in east asia. and my interest is we rarely hear this. does north korea see itself as part

. >> thank you, kim. mr. ambassador, thank you for your remarks. is very useful to hear people talk about what does north korea believes as opposed to what we see a rhetorically and what we see in terms of their actions. i am going to continue and ask you what you think north korea thinks about some additional things. i take them from the current news, which i think is important. one, josh grogan writes in the post this morning that any attempt to dramatically increase sanctions because of parenthetically say i don't think the sanctions against north korea are as bad as they are against iran or were, that he says a chinese really push back on that very hard and they will get nowhere. i'm curious again, what do you think the north thinks about that? second, the u.s.-china commission will be issuing its report said, the congressional chinese commission and they say that the chinese modernization of its military is increasing much faster than what is predicted by our intelligence communities or our allies in east asia. my interest as we rarely hear th

mrs. wickens. which was one of my favorite. >> how about the -- now? [ laughter ] >> >> kim those characters and he originally wrote mrs. wiggins to be kind of a day terring old lady but then i went-to-into costume fitting on wednesday and bob mackey said you know, he is our costume designer. you have done a lot of old ladies lately. let's make her into a bimbo. so he put me in the blonde wig and pushup bra and tight black skirt and the black skirt bagged in the behind, and i'm flat back there so i said, bob, you're going to have to that i can that in. he said no, no. stick your behind into it. and i did. and that gave me that funny walk. that was part of it that's how that character. >> and the best moments were when, you know, a comedy show. so when you would break -- you would break, right you? would be trying to hold it together but we as an audience could see you couldn't. was there one actor who made you get there more often than not? >> hello, tim conway. [ laughter ] because he would -- we would do two shows on a friday. and an early show and we would tape it and we

kim tonight wall wall street journal is report romney mr. trump top choice for secretary of state and reports ben carson has also be offer ad job heading department of all this on same president-elect seemed reverse course oh major campaign pledges. she should be locked up. she should. he promise it had as candidate. but now that's looking less likely. that president-elect will lock up hillary clinton for her email server. she has to go to jail. today president-elect is saying it's just not something that i feel very strongly about. during a sit down with "new york times." he said i don't want to hurt the clintons. she went through a lot and suffered greatly in my >> bright bart quick to xhut oh headline broken promise. and their might be more. during campaign, donald trump rallied against the paris climate deal signed by nearly every nation on earth. we will cancel this deal so our companies can compete. dacey an open mind about the deal. he's clearing a legal issues propertying anew filing a violated irs rules which could require a paying

mrs. trump and barron will stay in new york city so that the school there. >> kim: let's take you back to the american music awards where some people took to the stage and they took some shots at the first family. check it trump, no kkk. from what we understand donald trump has not responded yet to this. we know often he does take to twitter with comments. he did over the skits from snl over the weekend. also when his vice president elect was talked to at the broadway. >> dana: ariana grande went on a little too long. >> i hope i can bring joy to you and make you feel unified and happy, that's all. >> they had to beep her several times because she was using profanity. >> kim: we had an emotional scene last night from selena gomez. >> i had to stop because i had broken inside. i don't want to see your bodies on instagram. i want to see what is in here. >> kim: that was emotional for so many young girls that can relate to that feeling with all of the hate that goes won w social >> dana: one of the surprise moments from last night when prince's purple rain won an award for the top sound trac

kim's in studio with the very latest on mr. trump's night out on the town. mr. trump met with mitt romney at the restaurant jean georges in new york city last night. reince priebus... mr. trump's pick for white house chief of staff... also dined with the two. the president-elect and mitt romney are reportedly in talks... over romney possibly serving as secretary of state. romney had high praise for mr. trump's cabinet picks so far. "the last few weeks, he's been carrying out a transition effort, and i have to tell you v the transition effort. the people he's selected as members of his cabinet are solid, effective, capable people." this is the second time the two men have met since mr. trump won the election. meanwhile... carrier says it's made a deal with president-elect trump to keep nearly one-thousand jobs in indiana... instead of moving to mexico. mr. trump made saving those jobs a campaign promise... after carrier he and vice-president elect mike pence - the current indiana governor - will be in the hoosier state tomorrow for the official announcement. chec

mr. paris! paris: hurry. four... two... initialize transport sequence. energize. we've got them. kim: welcome back. who...? a friend. commander tuvok, personal log, stardate 52438.9. we are en route to noss' homeworld. as i prepare to say good-bye, i find myself experiencing a certain discomfort. tuvok. weird day. problems? i've spent the last two months wondering if i'd ever see b'elanna again. as far as she's concerned it's only been two days. rential i'm sure she would have experienced a deep sense of loss. you know something? i always thought that beneath that cold vulcan exterior lay a even colder vulcan interior but now, i'm convinced you're a hopeless romantic. there is no need to insult me, mr. paris. neelix: oh, here they are now. i was just getting noss' recipe for sauteed spiders. let's just say it's an acquired taste. bye, tom. ( sighs ) thank you. come on, neelix. oh. of course. i'm sorry. for what? i know how difficult this was for you... for us. i just wish things had been different. as do i. ( sighs ) live long and prosper, noss. vulcan master: infinite diversity... in infinite combinations. your tra

mr. trump is going to deal with it. he's said he would speak to kim jung un to try to stop the nuclear program, which would be a major shift in the policy. also said put pressure on china to solve the problem. so suggests he sees it as a regional problem and not big enough to threaten the u.s. in order to tackle the problem, i do think consolidating japan u.s. what is happening in south korea at the moment with the president in weak position politically, that also poses a challenge. >> go to another issue that was hot during the campaign, transpacific partner-free trade pact. both candidates made it clear they strongly oppose it. member countries are anxious to know where this leaves the agreement. our senior economic correspondent joins us here for more on that. >> it took more than five years for the 12 pacific rim countries to reach an agreement. obviously japan and other tpp members don't want to see all that work go down the drain. so the talks started in 2010 with the u.s. and seven other countries. then japan and other countries joined making t

mr. trump's transition team is now working on filling about four- thousand political appointments. kim and jessob. back to you. meanwhile-- dozens from milwaukees latino community come together to discuss whats next now that donald trump has been elected president. they met at ascension lutheran church for a foru h spanish yesterday. many say they are worried about what will happen to their families. people like jose flores, who says hes been in this country for 20 years. his daughter was born here and he doesnt want to be separated from her if there are mass deportations. legal experts were on hand... and tried to calm nerves among the crowd... saying none of mr. trump's campaign promises to move criminal immigrants out of the country will be achieved on his first day in office. these experts urged any illegal immigrant to pursue citizenship. crowd to keep fighting. a cudahy landlord now has the task of rebuilding after his garage goes up in flames... this video was sent to us by a viewer. you see the flames and smoke pouring out of this garage near college and pennsylvania. residents

lilian kim is live in the newsroom with the story. >> mr. navarro received a few threats, but overall the support is overwhelming. the mountain view teacher was confronted by the administration last week two days after the election. >> i was instructed to leave the campus. >> reporter: what happened to frank navarro made headlines that spread nationwide. the 40-year veteran of mountain view high school was told to go home while the administration investigated a complaint from a parent. among them calling trump hitler which he claimed he never said. >> what i said is there is a parallel between trump and hitler between 1930 to 1933. hitler claimed he would make germany great again and donald trump said i will make america great again. >> mr. navarro said he was accused of using an inappropriate word trump used to describe a woman's genitals. he denied that, but said trump was accused of masogony and gave examples. >> i feel free academic appropriate speech is being squashed and that's a serious issue. >> reporter: 20,000 people agreed. they s

. >> kim: first at 11:00, former massachusetts senator scott brown in the mix tonight for a job at the white house. the president-elect calling brown tonight. >> adam: and the former senator says mr. trump is eyeing him for an important role. the night team's amaka ubaka live in rye, new hampshire, with more. amaqa? >> amaka: kim and adam, brown he told me he got a call from president-elect trump himself while he was on a plane heading home from texas. he tells me he's honored to be considered for the position and he would accept it if chosen. former massachusetts senator scott brown may have a new job come january as secretary of veteran affairs, part of president-elect trump's new cabinet. >> i was in the air. my phone rang. i have his number locked in. i said, good evening, mr. president-elect, how are you? you, sir. >> amaka: then president-elect trump got down to business. >> what's your passion? well, it's clearly veterans. i'm making a recommendation to my team that you're strongly considered. >> amaka: brown had a distinguished career in the army national guard. he because senator from 2010 to 2013 he reached the rank of colonel before retiring in 2013 after serving almos

this is something -- tom: final thoughts of kim schoenholtz right now, with nyu. 18 things in my head -- productivity and the lack thereof. i'm sorry, but that is mrn't that? kim: it is going to be a big challenge. some of the things he has proposed are not going to be hopeful. anything that reduces trade abroad will not be helpful. idea of the timeline, the time continuum in economics -- is a tax cut a one-off advantage, or can there be up minutes to tax reduction? kim: it depends on the and the debtx path. if the u.s. debt path is unsustainable, there will not be a permanent tax reduction. francine: what is the one thing that donald trump needs to get right to reflate america? tom: it is important -- kim: it is important to put more of a fiscal emphasis -- more of an emphasis on fiscal policy. there is probably too much reliance on central growth. it is reasonable to expect a bit more fiscal stimulus. it is much broader than that. trying to figure out how to get economic policy right is not a simple thing. it will take a lot of experimentation. we should be willing to experiment. tom: kim schoenholtz, thank you so much. he will continue with us

mrs. trump has planned for the position. thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib toss to wx drifts over our area today. there is very little moisture available so other than a few clouds, we wont notice it much. winds will be sw for much of the day helping us warm into the upper 50s. the wind shift nw tonight and we dip into the low 40s. we remain mild on tuesday with highs in the mid 50s and we stay in the mid 50s wednesday but we warm up again on thursday and friday with temperatures returning to the low 60s. it looks like were going to return to more typical november weather by this weekend. today: partly to mostly cloudy. high: 58 wind: w 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 42 traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays the trump administration is starting to take shape. and a wisconsin republican getting a big job in the white house. g-o-p chairman reince priebus is named president elect donald trump's chief of staff deandra corinthios is live in milwaukee with more. reince prieb

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kim takes insults seriously. we've seen threats of 9/11 style attacks after the movie "the interview" was released. mr. le to respond badly to criticism. >> reporter: we've asked the trump team about that and how they'll handle kim jong un. we haven't gotten a response. >> bringing in gordon chang, a columnist for "the daily beast" and author of "nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world," and steven yates. deputy assistant for national security to vice president dick cheney. what do you think, gordon? on the campaign we heard donald trump suggesting that a nuclear japan or south korea may rein in north korean aggression. what is your interpretation of that now that the campaign is gone? >> one of the first things that president-elect trump did was walk back those comments. he had a meeting -- he had a telephone call with the south korean president park geun hye and met with shinzo abe. it's clear the united states will stand behind the two treaties but the chinese will test him. the chinese would like the u.s. out of asia. so they're sort of rubbing their hands right now and thinking they might

kim t. cole. thank you for joining me. mr. walker, to you first.irst of all, thank you so much for your service. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> we just heard a little bit about what happened to you at chili's on veteran's day. explain your interaction with a trump supporter there. >> well, first of all, he really made me feel like i was almost like a slave who had to show paperwork to show my freedom. you know, i do believe that i was singled out as a black man in that restaurant, and if it were not for the past temperature of the nation of this election, you know, i don't think he would be as 'em boldened to approach me in the manner he did and just outright label me as a black man trying to steal food. >> had anything like that ever happened to you before this election? >> no, no, no. i mean i've had, you know, racism, but just to be as bold as he was, he felt like he had the right to do this to me, and the manager participated in that. >> yeah. and that was -- that's the concern, that somehow this election has emboldened or given bigotry a pl

mr. beck he had a question for you in light of is supervisor kim's comment you know one of the things we hear on a regular basis in the city why we can't build housing has to do with with not having access to lands a place to build it commitments made cleaver for a significant amount of affordable housing on treasure island can you explain to me you know in light of the fact we do now have the land to build i know i guess promised in terms of one thousand units of affordable housing why are we not figuring a better way based on this agreement why is there not more thoughtful and collaboration with the mayor's office of housing or 09 resources that we have at our disposal to try to make sure this housing is built in a more timing manner. >> we have been working with the mayor's office of housing and kate hartley from the office so here today but with working with them and the other commitments currently before the mayor's office we laid out a framework between 2018 when our first parcels are available and 2026 to fund the first development of 7 parcels with support from mohcd including in

mr. nobody, but france's former llone minister francois fi effectively ended nicolas sarkozy's career. he will go up against alain the second round. julia kim takes a look at the policy differences between the two men. fillon and alain juppÉ. they want to abolish wealth tax and increase the retirement age. fillon has taken his policies a step farther. admirer of margaret thatcher, he wants to cut at least half an million public-sector jobs, whereas alain juppÉ wants to scrap 200,000. fillon wants to set the working limit at 48 hours, the maximum authorized i.e. you law -- a uthorized by eu law. when it comes to foreign policy, the two candidates are worlds apart. the mp for paris is for the lifting of sanctions on moscow after it's annexing of crimea -- after its annexing of crimea. he wants to work with bashar al-assad to defeat the islamic state group. condemns the bombardment of aleppo. juppe insists there will be no return to peace in syria with assad him power. -- assad in power. laura: thank you for joining us here on "france 24." why should voters choose friends were feeling -- choose friends what beyond -- choose francois fillon ove

mr. clerk call the roll. >> thank you madam president supervisor avalos supervisor president london breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar not present supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor wiener not present supervisor yee, supervisor yee not present madam president we have quorum. >> thank you ladies and gentlemen, please join us 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. >> thank you, madam clerk any communications. >> yes. madam president we're in resident of two communications the first from supervisor wiener and supervisor yee dated november 1st and 14 con seismically both supervisors will be absent and requests the board excuse them from the meeting and okay. colleagues a motion to excuse supervisor wiener and supervisor yee move forward by supervisor peskin and seconded by supervisor farrell without objection, without objection supervisor yee and supervisor wiener are excused all right. colleagues, any changes to the october 4, 2016, board meeting minutes seeing none, a motion

kim. betty, what do you have to say for the president? >> mr. president, i'm voting for you not only because i admire you as a person, but because i'm confident that you can meet the young people of america to four more promising years. god bless you, ike. >> thank you, betty, that was wonderful. >> a san francisco attorney who is a registered democrat, terry franÇois. >> mr. president, i'm very happy to be here as one of your enthusiastic supporters on this, the eve of your reelection. i'm confident that you will continue as you have in the past to use your high office to protect the fundamental rights of all the citizens of the united states. >> wonderful, terry, thank you. >> a new citizen from an old country. >> mr. president, i am formerly from budapest who will vote for the first time in a united states election. i shall vote for you because i believe -- >> excuse me, we have to go to kathleen norris, a great lady of letters. >> mr. president, mr. president, i am very proud to speak for the thousands of california women who have going to g

kim and jessob. back to you. president-elect trump is expected to meet with at least 8 people today for a variety of different positions within his presidency. mr. trump has already filled some of the positions within his cabinet, but they have not been without controversy. senior adviser kellyanne conway says that she already shared her feelings about mitt romney privately with mr. trump. over secretary of state. questioning his credentials, his loss in 2012, loyalty to the president elect. conway says: "people feel betrayed to think that governor romney who went out of his way to question the character and the intellect and the integrity of donald trump, now our president -elect, would be given the most significant cabinet post of all, secretary of state. and that is a decision that only one man can make, president-elect donald trump. i will respect it and i will support it 1000 perce reflecting what the grassroots are saying." some of the other top contendors for secretary of state are former new york city mayor rudy giuliani -- former u.n. ambassador john bolton -- tennessee senator bob corker -- and retired general david petraus. mr. trump

mr. trump, take a hard look at the issues. >> dana: take a hard look at the issues. we did live stream this over the weekend. if you'd like to check it out, head to news3lv.com. >> kim: the man last night's raucous at the trump rally is describing the disturbance. secret service agents rushing the candidate off the stage. there was no weapon only a man with a republican against trump sign. the man at the center of this says the situation got very scary very fast. i'm thankful for the law enforcement because had they not been there, it's possible these people could have killed me on the spot. >> kim: police briefly detained him in a restroom before releasing him. the rally resumed just a short time later. >> dana: we are joined live by dr. ben carson, a former republican presidential candidate himself, now a surrogate for the trump joining us. let's begin with the head of the f.b.i. releasing a letter yesterday saying he will not pursue criminal charges against hillary clinton however donald trump saying hillary clinton is guilty, what is aeth you my friend? >> i'm not surprised at the new information from james comey already knew that 33,000 emails had been illegall

kim? >> i just want to thank mr. valen teeno and mrs. roger frz being here and thank you for voting mrs. rijeers roger. >> motion is made to move with positive recommendation to the full board. thank you. without objection. madam clerk can you callite item 10. >> hearing on the status of soma philipinas strategic plan. >> good afternoon h. >> sorry just a minute. thank you. supervisor kim. >> thank you chair cohen. >> a year ago i introduced a rez dugz initiating the soma philipinas the first of its kind here in san francisco. the introduction of the resolution was over 7 years in the making initiating a year lang planning aprocess and the cultural assets in the souckt of market district making the south of market a touch stone for the regional philippineee community. the creation is part of a multifaceted approach to acknowledge the ix e area rich history and preserve the diversity and culture. also acknowledging the art and cultural organizations played in the sourth of market including carny street workshop, [inaudible] the only filipino performance space in the country and [inaudible

kim? >> i just want to thank mr. valen teeno and mrs. roger frz being here and thank you for voting mrs. rijeers roger. >> motion is made to move with positive recommendation to the full board. thank you. without objection. madam clerk can you callite item 10. >> hearing on the status of soma philipinas strategic plan. >> good afternoon h. >> sorry just a minute. thank you. supervisor kim. >> thank you chair cohen. >> a year ago i introduced a rez dugz initiating the soma philipinas the first of its kind here in san francisco. the introduction of the resolution was over 7 years in the making initiating a year lang planning aprocess and the cultural assets in the souckt of market district making the south of market a touch stone for the regional philippineee community. the creation is part of a multifaceted approach to acknowledge the ix e area rich history and preserve the diversity and culture. also acknowledging the art and cultural organizations played in the sourth of market including carny street workshop, [inaudible] the only filipino performance space in the country and [inaudible

mr. clerk will you please call the roll? >> all right, item one, roll call. >> avalos? >> here. >> breed, present. >> campos chl >> present. >> cohen. >> present e >> farrell. >> absent. >> kim absent. >> mar. absent. >> peskin. >> present. >> tang. >> present. >> weiner. >> present. >> yee. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you very much. and before going any further i want to thank sfgov tv, for broadcasting today's hearing. and item two, please? >> item two, chair's report, this is an information item. >> thank you. colleagues, this has been an exciting month for the transportation authority. last friday i was very happy to join with commissioner kim's office to to the cal tran and the chp, and the federal highway administration, and the metropolitan commission, and this was the first major capitol project delivered by the traness powertation authority. and the new ramps provide safe access, and are the first of many infrastructure projects planned for the treasure island and yerba buena island, i want to con gr congratulate the director, and for competing the 98 million dollar project on time and on budget. and i also would like to congratulate cal trans in the o

mr. clerk call the roll. >> thank you madam president supervisor avalos supervisor president london breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kimrvisor wiener supervisor wiener not present supervisor yee, supervisor yee not present madam president we have quorum. >> thank you ladies and gentlemen, please join us 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. >> thank you, madam clerk any communications. >> yes. madam president we're in resident of two communications the first from supervisor wiener and supervisor yee dated november 1st and 14 con seismically both supervisors will be absent and requests the board excuse them from the meeting and okay. colleagues a motion to excuse supervisor wiener and supervisor yee move forward by supervisor peskin and seconded by supervisor farrell without objection, without objection supervisor yee and supervisor wiener are excused all right. colleagues, any changes to the october 4, 2016, board meeting minutes seeing none, a motion moved by supervisor mar and seconded by supervisor peskin colleagu

mr. ginsburg we've taken public comment already but you're welcome to stay all right. back to item it it through 26 supervisor kim are you ready. >> yes. we were not able to come to an agreement on many of the requests i made earlier i'm requesting a continuous. >> okay until when. >> december 6th. >> okay december 6th commenting has made a motion to - before i accept that do we need to amend the dates innovate at this time so supervisor kim made a motion to continue all the he means to december 2018 seconded by supervisor peskin colleagues without objection, without objection those items will be continued to the meeting of the december 6, 2016, madam clerk where did we leave off. >> item 27 a resolution to approve the ordinance and sale of the 20040 mortgage revenue bond for providing the fence for the instruction and development of multi unit residential unit from low income and very low income persons with households 0 at the 16 plus on mariposa and carolina streets and 420 wisconsin and arkansas street okay. colleagues same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopt unanimously next item. >>

mr. clerk will you please call the roll? >> all right, item one, roll call. >> avalos? >> here. >> breed, present. >> campos chl >> present. >> cohen. >> present e >> farrell. >> absent. >> kim absent. >> mar. absent. >> peskin. >> present. >> tang. >> present. >> weiner. >> present. >> yee. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you very much. and before going any further i want to thank sfgov tv, for broadcasting today's hearing. and item two, please? >> item two, chair's report, this is an information item. >> thank you. colleagues, this has been an exciting month for the transportation authority. last friday i was very happy to join with commissioner kim's office to to the cal tran and the chp, and the federal highway administration, and the metropolitan commission, and this was the first major capitol project delivered by the traness powertation authority. and the new ramps provide safe access, and are the first of many infrastructure projects planned for the treasure island and yerba buena island, i want to con gr congratulate the director, and for competing the 98 million dollar project on time and on budget. and i also would like to congratulate cal trans in the o