i will let naomi speak to the senate. naomi: i think it will go through the senate, as well. when the senate passed its own version of the bill earlier in the month, all but one republican voted for it. the one who did not, bob corker, had concerns about the deficit. i think those concerns he will continue to have. for the most part, other senators seem to be on board on the gop side. a key question is the timing of the vote. you have republican senators, john mccain and cochran if a been -- who have been ill. i think their offices said he will be ready to vote on the bill next week. greta: will senator corker be a yes? naomi: i do not think he has made a decision, but his concerns about the deficit are probably not likely to be addressed in the final bill. greta: so it sounds like it could be a tie then? they still would have 51. they are obviously not going to wait to best wait for doug jones to be sworn in the obviously. lindsey: the vice president announced he will be sticking around for the vote and not going to the middle east during -- in case they need him to break a

speaker, i rise today to honor the extraordinary life and legacy of my dear friend, naomi, who died on december 4, in her beloved san francisco. life for her fighting for values, ideas and issues we hold dear. born and raised in san francisco, she attended loyola high school, san francisco state. her parents were prominent leaders in the san francisco jewish leader. their activism, particularly of er mother, who brought food, entertainment and joy to the litary in world war ii, made her political activism to begin in the 1950's. most prominently working with cesar chavez and the farm workers. she mobilized the fight toned segregation and expand access to quality education for all. her commitment to upholding the dignity of every person knew no bounds. her and her husband were force supporters of israel and tried to help strengthen u.s.-israel relationship. she was a pillar of the san francisco jewish community where she was dedicated to forging connections between young jewish connections and the state of israel. her leadership in spear heading the san francisco holocaust memorial and

naomi, i'm out of time.omi will be back and chat more with megyn in the 9:00 hour. you want more on the book go to today.com/shop. we'll be right back after a check of local news and weather. >> well done. >>> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. 8:30 on tuesday. first alert meteorologist bill henley with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. hi bill. >> mostly cloudy skies, a few sprinkles. but some steady rain. can you see it's starting to move into pennsylvania. that as a cold front pushes that wet weather into the area. before the cold gets here we'll warm up nicely this afternoon. 61 in new jersey low 60s for the suburbs in philadelphia and into the upper 50s for the lehigh valley. the rain will arrive first in the lehigh valley and spread through the rest of the area later today and tonight. >> all right. thank you, bill. middle of the morning rush. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we're watching delays moving away from toll plaza on germantown ramp. southbound you can see a back-up on

naomi, i'm out of time.n stores now. naomi will be back and chat more with megyn i you want more on the book, go to today.com/shop. we'll be right back after a check of local news and weather. >> well done. commut the woodrow wilson bridge, you both slow. southb 270 near democracy, respon the scene. >>you. we'll check on your the rain is back west of hichlt 81. the rain chance will come in aftern mild weather. 63 today. highs below 50 degrees starting and we i'm in on the nbc ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. it's 8:30. it's tuesday morning, december 5th, 2017. and look at our beautiful celebrity elf collecting toys on the plaza, naomi judd. we really appreciate it. >> not only is this a gorgeous and good-looking crowd, it's a talented crowd. talent abounds right behind you guys. there's a young lady named lauren from marietta, georgia. lauren was on her juggling team in elementary school. there was a juggling team? >> there was. >> lauren has three i think she should do it. see if you can go for ten seconds. c

naomi, i'm out of time.ble in stores now. naomi will be back and chat more with megyn in the 9:00 hour. you want more on the book, go to today.com/shop. we'll be right back after a check of local news and weather. >> well done. i )m ... bay area fire crews are on >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. bay area fire crews on their way to assist in the southern california wildfires. teams from cities including oakland, freemont and san jose are en route. those fires have already burned more than 45,000 acres and 150 structures destroyed. it happened in a little more than 12 hours. thousands of city workers are preparing to walk off the jobs. we saw picketers downtown. talks are on new contracts, at impasse. the union is talking about an indefinite strike. the mayor calls this move illegal and promising to file a formal complaint, forcing workers back to their job. and tracking some crashes in the south bay. >> a lighter volume than we typically see on a tuesday but this tends to happen towards the

naomi started by sharing what chances the medical team had given her daughter before she was born. there was a very, very slim chance that she would survive at all, either she would die in the womb or when she was born, through delivery, she wouldn't survive. and how did you and your husband respond to that? not very well, to be honest with you. it was not something that we wanted to hear. but i think as time went on, and the more scans we went to, and the more we saw her grow and her heart beat, it wasn't something that we believed was actually going to happen. we believed that she was a fighter. but obviously the first ten minutes of when she arrived, it was a very crucial point. we didn't know, nobody knew how she would cope with being outside of the womb. so very much the first ten minutes, i think everybody was holding their breath, even the medics. she actually came out covering her own heart, she had her hand over her own heart, protecting it, and came out kicking and screaming, she did. and it was a real sense of relief. i think that then is when we decided it was all right

me asking naomi if having an abortion was discussed?rally, ie if she does pass away in the womb, it was something that i would have been able to get over, but to give it that helping hand, when i saw what i saw on the scans, i couldn't, i haven't got that in me to do, to ever do that. so it was not an option for me at all. tell us about the birth because she was due just before christmas, but obviously she was born prematurely by c—section, asi was born prematurely by c—section, as i understand it there were dozens of staff on hand. what were you expecting? what are you told in terms of the birth of vanellope? well, the first ten minutes when she arrived, it was a very crucial point. we didn't know, nobody knew how she would cope with being outside of the womb. so, very much the ten minutes we, i think, everybody was holding their breath even the medics. the other thing they said was that she may not come out crying. they may have to help her with that. and i don't know if anyone has actually seen the birth, but she actually came out, c

model icon, naomi campbell. >> woo. >> walk like naomi. maisie williams. >> aka. it may have been the british fashion awards, but there was an american invasion. check out selena gomez, with her victorian-style dress and new blond locks as well. >> and also making her debut at the event, ms. piggy. >> i like her dress. >> distinctly american. you couldn't see the lower half of her dress. that was kind of weird. so my favorite, louis hamilton was also there in a very british outfit. >> at that's my boy. >> the race car driver. he's awesome. >> we have a big one now. the honor of entertainer of the year. >> plenty to choose from. could it be dwayne the rock johnson. >> yes! it should have been. but no. sexiest man alive. >> we know how that went, so no, no blake shelton. >> got to be my baby mama, beyonce. >> i think jay z would have a problem with that, but no, not beyonce, no, not justin bieber. we're talking about this man, entertainer of the year, alfonzo rivero, host of "america's funniest video", aka carlton. >> like the kid from "silver spoons"? >> like the k

her name is naomi gina baez. >> first though jolene in a drama. >> what?plus, oprah in the house to see a dream come true. we'll have all these dish when we check in with dish nation coach o porsha williams coming up next. ♪ >> it is for the one, the only good day celebrity dish. >> of course it's not just celebrity dish. celebrity dish nation. >> what? >> because -- >> what? >> porsha williams is joining us. >> what? >> she's our dish nation co-host. she takes it up a knowledge when we do the celebrity dish. hey, girl. >> good morning to you. good to see you. >> good morning, guys. ya'll always get me pumped up. >> let's good. get into this. happy holidays to you. hope you got your christmas shopping done. >> happy holidays to you. i don't. i don't. i'm going hit it tomorrow. i got to get something for all my nieces and nephews it's going to be a long day tomorrow. >> you got time. you're fine. >> love the hustle and bustle. >> yeah. >> also isn't it really good to be related to oprah? >> it is. i feel like i'm related to her. you know i just have to like

was a part of him that wasn't going to fade away. >> reporter: but this may be the best part: with naomi'ste a new song... although he now forgets entire conversations and can no longer add even single-digit numbers, somehow his mind dreamed up this... ♪ ♪ after this story first aired, the cd they made was discovered by billboard. screenwriters want to make a movie, and probably the biggest thrill for steve, the oregon reperatory singers recently performed his new song "melancholy flower." alzheimer's steals a lot, but this christmas, we score one for the beauty left behind. ( applause ) steve hartman, "on the road," in portland, oregon. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. from all of us here, merry christmas. good night. >>> glad you're with us for off script tonight. i'm adam longo. we're going to start things off tonight with breaking news. fiat chrysler. they've just recalled 1.8 million pickup trucks. this recall covers a wide spectrum of ram heavy duty pickup trucks dating back to the 2009 models

was a part of him that wasn't going to fade away. >> reporter: but this may be the best part: with naomi'se a new song... although he now forgets entire conversations and can no longer add even single-digit numbers, somehow his mind dreamed up this... ♪ ♪ after this story first aired, the cd they made was discovered by billboard. screenwriters want to make a movie, and probably the biggest thrill for steve, the oregon reperatory singers recently performed his new song "melancholy flower." alzheimer's steals a lot, but this christmas, we score one for the beauty left behind. ( applause ) steve hartman, "on the road," in portland, oregon. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. from all of us here, merry christmas. good night. >> miss america uproar. >> the e-mails shame being these former beauty queens. >> it is inexcusable. >>> credible threat to katy perry. did this accused stalker follow her on the concert tour across america. >> she will do whatever it takes to be with katy perry. it sounds like he is stalking this poor woman. >>> and message to meghan markle. did

very soon we're joined by grammy award winning singer naomi judd.th me to talk about her daughter ashley. >>> listen to this, new census number reveal five riches counties in in america are in d.c. suburbs. we have a guest who lives in one of them coming up next. we'll tease a little bit. >>> ad-lib the markets it says. that is easy. up 86 points for the dow industrials. i did it. liz: yea. ashley: commercial. ♪ ♪ the moment a fish is pulled out from the water, it's a race against time. and keeping it in the right conditions is the best way to get that fish to your plate safely. bacteria can multiply to high enough levels that even cooking it will not destroy all of them. it's definitely the most important thing in my business. how fresh is the fish? where it comes from? how it gets here. the more i know, the better. sometimes the product arrives and the cold chain has been interrupted, and we need to be able to identify where in the cold chain that occurred. we took our world class network and we developed devices to track environmental conditions.

i want to thank naomi and and i had of time for leading this effort because there are a number of people whose confidence in their ownership and rentals are very shaken and we want to assure them that have the highest level of safety in the city's attention and i will make sure that that report comes directly to me. we will be finding opportunities once we start this process, we will take little time to meet with any and all residents of that area. this is a big area of cities investment and client neighborhood. so we want to make sure that everybody that we've invited to the area businesses as well as developers, and residents, are assured that the highest level of safety is being examined and also that the jurors in which to prevent further sinking and other aspects will be there. i say that in the context of seismic activity as well because the geographical area is already challenged being above mud, and so the techniques have to be examined in light of their performance, should there be a seismic event happening. so we are very well aware of that and need to have the highest level of

was a part of him that wasn't going to fade away. >> reporter: but this may be the west part: with naomi'site a new song. ♪ although he now forgets entire conversations and can no longer add even single-digit numbers, somehow his mind dreamed up this... ♪ ♪ after this story first aired, the cd they made was discovered by billboard. screenwriters want to make a ggvie, and probably the biggest thrill for steve, the oregon repertory singers recently performed his new song "melancholy flower." alzheimer's steals a lot, but this christmas, we score one for efe beauty left behind. ( applause ) steve hartman, "on the road," in portland, oregon. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. from all of us here, merry christmas. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access gro targets san francisco's pier 39. new information on his radical beliefs... and the phone call that made him suddenly reconsider. an isis supporter, arrested.. for planning to attack one of the bay area's biggest tourist destinations. the alleged plot thwarted by an undercover sting. everit

. >> model icon naomi campbell. >> ooh. >> yeah, walk like naomi.y williams. >> there's an american invasion. check out selena gomez hitting the red carpet in a victorian-style dress and new blonde locks as well. >> also making her debut at the event, miss piggy. >> ooh, i like her dress. >> yeah, distinctly american. you can see the lower half of her dress. that was kind of weird. so, my favorite, louis hamilton was also there in a very brit touch outfit. the race car driver. >>> all right. we've got a big one now, honor of entertainer of the year. >> okay, could it be dwayne the rock johnson? >> yeah, should have been anyway, but no. >> or blake shelton already "people's" sexiest man alive. >> no blake shelton. >> got to be my baby mama beyonce. >> no, not beyonce, not taylor swift, not justin bieber. we're talking about this man entertainer of the year. alfonso rivero host of "american's funniest home videos. "aka -- >> the kid from silver spoon? >> like the kid from fresh prince from bell air. >> he's the entertainer of the year? >> he is. recog

with naomi's help. steve was able to write a new song.he now forgets conversations and cannot add single digit numbers. somehow is his mind dreamed up this. after the story they first aired. the cd was discovered by billboard. screen writers want to make hey movie. probably the biggest thrill, the repertory singers, performed his song, melancholy, florida. alzheimers steals a lot. this scored one for the beauty left behind. steve hartman in portland, oregon. >> the cbs yoifrz will be right back. >>> we end with a unique christmas story. a california family and their all of us want to make a difference. as veterans, we committed to protect our country. we served and sacrificed for the things that mattered most. those experiences shaped our lives, even if it isn't always obvious to those around us. and now that we've served, our commitments have taken on a new meaning. we're husbands, wives, parents, friends, and neighbors. but sometimes we still feel alone. we forget that our biggest challenge can be to ask for support when we need it. the

invest money and time in order to create more sustainable products british celebrities like supermodel naomi campbell and singers rita ora and sam smith well or so on hand for the celebrations . maybe the enthusiasm wasn't mutual but france's first lady. was all smiles when she christened this baby panda with the name you on mango translated it means a dream come true that could also be taken as a reflection of franco chinese relations the panda cub was born in august that francis zoo in sun in your home in the water valley its parents are here on loan from china until the year twenty twenty two. germany. and italy trained to be an architect he then went on to study painting and wound up combining the two to become a panorama artist and that means that he creates huge three hundred sixty degree panorama pictures most often of historical or natural scenes and he displays them such a viewer can literally get lost in them a kind of art experience if you will and most recently his pictures of the berlin wall or new for in bag have drawn large crowds and now he's gone back to the challenge of nat

two years later after having a third child, naomi, he runs for his seat in the u.s.e. >> i was his campaign manager. my brother, jimmy biden, was the fundraiser. my brother frankie biden was the volunteer coordinator, my mom was the coffee chair. >> biden's opponent is veteran republican senator caleb boggs who has run undefeated for 25 years. >> nobody took us seriously. the press called us "the children's crusade." >> i'll tell you how bad it was. on labor day we had a serious poll come in, boggs 47, biden 19. >> just two months later in one of the biggest upsets in senate history, 29-year-old biden defeat 63-year-old caleb boggs. >> they announced he won, i thought to myself, i will never, ever believe again that something is impossible. >> biden is one of the youngest senators ever elected. just after election day he turns 30, and in december heads to washington. nelia and the children stay home to prepare for christmas. >> i was with my brother and we were hiring staff. jimmy biden called and said, come home. i said, we have to go. and we both, we went home. >>

naomi started by sharing what chances the medical team had literally next to none.orn, through delivery, she wouldn't survive. and how did you and your husband respond to that? not very well, to be honest with you. it was not something that we wanted to hear. but i think as time went on, and the more scans we went to, and the more we saw her grow and her heart beat, it wasn't something that we believed was actually going to happen. we believed that she was a fighter. but obviously the first ten minutes of when she arrived, it was a very crucial point. we didn't know, nobody knew how she would cope with being outside of the womb. so very much the first ten minutes, i think everybody was holding their breath, even the medics. she actually came out covering her own heart, she had her hand over her own heart, protecting it, and came out kicking and screaming, she did. and it was a real sense of relief. i think that then is when we decided it was all right to breath ourselves. the biggest hurdle, as naomi has already said, was getting her born safely and getting it arran

. >> i've never seen people walk around with a quicker and owe >> naomi said things on the plane seemed off when the attendant started manually counting people owe-- >> we shouldn't have to do goggle who was going on and to read an article about us. >> the fbi said no arrest have been made and the investigation continues. passengers tells cbs news the crew was apologetic and equally upset. a man said he was missing the first day of his honey moon and all he was getting was a brief hotel stay or a $200 credit. >> wow. >> passengers onboard tell cbs news, the possible flyer was a young man trying to switch seats. >> yeah, wow. >>> 50 memorable stories and 50 states and washington, dc of course. >> our partners at usa published the biggest stories separated by state. let's start in maryland, back in september after president trump called for punishing players who didn't stand for the national anthem in the first game of the day, players ravens and the jacksonville jaguars locked armed before their game. in london, the redskins did the same thing as did others across the year. >>> in virgin

naomi? naomi campbell.ed me to do a walk for him. he said it will be good for you, we have your information, we have everything we need. we're going to take care of everything, you know, just relax. i was uncomfortable, but again, i was thinking, am i overthinking, am ijust... is he just being friendly? how serious did that inappropriate behaviour become in that room? ok, so, he then asked me to get up off the sofa, when he asked me to do a walk for him. and then it got to the point where he was rubbing my shoulders, and he took hold of my arm and pretty much forced me to walk with him to the bathroom, and stood me in front of the mirror, where he stood behind me. i asked him, "what are you doing, what are you doing?" he insisted i should relax and that it's going to be good for me and everything's going to be ta ken care of. at this point, i had met two of his assistants, he then referred to another assistant, who was a male, who also would sort things out in london. i was very uncomfortable, i kept repeat

with naomi's help. steve was able to write a new song.he now forgets conversations and cannot add single digit numbers. somehow is his mind dreamed up this. after the story they first aired. the cd was discovered by billboard. screen writers want to make hey movie. probably the biggest thrill, the repertory singers, performed his song, melancholy, florida. alzheimers steals a lot. this scored one for the beauty left behind. steve hartman in portland, oregon. >> the cbs yoifrz will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we end with a unique christmas story. a california family and their struggle to maintain a tradition that spanned three decades. here is mireya villarreal. >> joe and gina bought this scotch pine. in 1983 it was so small it could hold one string of lights. when the holiday was over out it went not to the trash or recycling bin but to a near round home in the yard. >> it's got its own shape and character. still growing. >> a few years later, joe and gina had two little woiz who grew to love christmas morning around their tiny

. >> i've never seen people walk around with like a -- >> naomi said things on the plane seemed off when the flight a to ten dan started manually counseling passengers. >> we shouldn't have that to google what was going on. >> the fbi says no arrests have been made and the investigation continues. passengers tell cbs news that the crew was apologetic and equally upset by the turn arou around. one traveler told us he was missing the first day of his honeymoon and that all he was getting back for it was a brief hotel stay or a 200-dollar credit. don kehler, cbs news, new york. >>> crash on the new york subway system left one person heard around 5:00 a.m. in the east river tunnel. two subway work trains collided sending a subway employee to the hospital with unknown injuries. the crash did not have impact on regular subway service. >>> back here at home 76ers celebrate the spirit of city with fourth and final new uniform of the season. take look. here's ben simmons showing off the new uniform. signature style lettering and are inspired by the declaration of independence. on the shorts you h

assemblyman david chu and city administrator naomi kelly.d you enjoy all the talent? let's give it up for the amazing band and for all of you to making it out tonight. we want to do one last song, right? join us if you know the words. we're going to get right here. hi, kids. are you ready for christmas? okay, good. here we go. ♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let your hearts be life ♪ from now on our troubles will be out of sight ♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ keep the yuletides gay ♪ from now on our troubles will be miles away ♪ ♪ here we are as in olden days ♪ happy golden days of yore ♪ faithful friends who are dear to us ♪ ♪ gather near to us once more ♪ through the years we all

with roll mcpherson call, and naomi with the hill, thank you both. appreciate the conversation. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] a tonight on afterwords, washington examiner editor on his book "bannon: always the rebel." he is interviewed by a republican texas representative. >> you have spent a lot of time with steve bannon. you have heard his goals. you have talked about what he

local you know your way weighs less on gasoline that way here to discuss is our senior corrupt expert naomi given. you. really you're not looking at the bright side state politicians have jobs you would want them idle roaming the streets that night they might get into crime or worse join in on capella group. and forty states the job of voting for your dumb highways isn't even full time so seventy six percent of state reps have outside incomes most of them are lawyers and very busy and very miserable so we're lucky. we're lucky they're volunteering to corrupt our state politics i mean it's very nice of them to the idea is that lawmakers serve their constituency right not their ice cream franchise really you can't avoid conflicts of interest they're everywhere in pennsylvania a lawmaker voted for his own mother's nomination for. his own mother well imagine if he didn't vote for her. as the holidays approach no stocking stuffer would fill that mother's broken heart. see the state writes their own ethics rules and it's up to lawmakers to recuse themselves from proceedings if they have a dog in

what about naomi campbell?r tantrums, but at the end of the day, she was a true leader in herfield as end of the day, she was a true leader in her field as a supermodel, and a lot of people don't realise just how much charity work she does behind the scenes, so i am surprised he has not been recognised yet from what you has achieved in life. why don't you think she has made that less ? don't you think she has made that less? visit, people will campaign on her behalf, so i had she never been honoured? that's a good question. maybe nobody has actually nominated her. i know she is in the public eye, and it is a bit different for somebody that yummy campbell computers somebody out in a village working tirelessly within the community, but perhaps somebody should bother to put pen to paper. it is one thing getting your pr people to mention it to journalists and things like that, as your team are capable of that, but has anybody actually bother to nominate? good question. we will put it out there. firefighters are tac

. >> my name is naomi kelly the single-story for the 775 i started with the city and county in 1996 working for the newly elected mayor willie brown, jr. not only the chief of staff a woman but many policy advisors that were advising him everyday their supportive and nourished and sponsored united states and excited about the future. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks

naomi started by sharing what chances the medical team had given her daughter before she was born. that we believed wasn‘t something that we believed was actually going to happen. we believed that she was a fighter. obviously, the first ten minutes when she arrived, it was a very crucial point. nobody knew how she would cope with being outside the womb. so for the first ten minutes, everybody was holding their breath, even the medics. but she came out covering her own heart. it was like she had her hand over her heart, protecting it. she came out kicking and screaming, and it was a real sense of relief. that was when we decided it was all right to breathe for ourselves. the biggest hurdle, as naomi has said, was getting her born safely and getting things arranged so that the right people we re arranged so that the right people were around at the right time to manage that. there was a big logistical organisational discussion to her delivered at the cardiac unit. they had the obstetricians there, the neonatal specialists. and then the cardiac team, to get the baby out safely, and the

i'm going to turn it to naomi kelly who over sees the san francisco and recovery. it's all yours.. >> thank you, anne. i just want to start off with there is a report that heather green, our director of planning but i would be remiss if i didn't talk about the life council. we have been meeting in this calendar year. it's been great. we have a renewed focus on restoration timelines and you know the purpose of the lifeline council is to have inter agency cooperation not with just our internal public sector utilities but private sector utilities. we don't want to be at the table for the first time when the incident occurs or we don't know who to call. it came in very handy when we had the power outage and we knew exactly who to call with pg & e and get them on the phone and let us know when the restoration timings would be up and running for the city. additionally, we had an inter dependency study about how we are dependent upon each other for power and very important and also focusing on access fuel and roads which is important to get our city back up and running ri

. >> director naomi said -- >> i thought you sung pretty good. >> thank you. >> today is game day at field. >> the redskins take on the denver broncos at 1:00 this afternoon. both teams have been eliminated from the playoffs. so the best they can do is to try to finish 8-8. >> yeah. >> okay. >> the broncos are known for the outstand league. creating a path for kirk cousins today, but the broncos had not won a game on the road. so there's some hope. >> yeah. >> see if the 'skins can finish out the season even. >>> are you still dreaming of a white christmas? i hate to say this -- >> keep dreaming. >> i know. >> but lauryn says you don't have to go far. >> that's true. if you want to see a white christmas you can. but in our neck of the woods maybe not so much. your forecast is coming up. >>> santa is still in japan. keeping a close eye on him. as he makes his way over the mountains there of -- just got out of tokyo, i believe. a lot of people to deliver gifts to in tokyo. headed to osaka now we're aheading from -- we're hearing from norad. making his way to our neck of the woods fairl

his wife, naomi, is his only helper. >> yasuda: uh, welcome to new place.suda: uh, this city, uh, tokyo, this is kind of the -- the mecca of the sushi. so, i just want to be the sushi chef in tokyo. >> anthony: yasuda is a friend, and my master in the sense that he's taught me pretty much everything i know about sushi over the years. he's a very, very interesting and complex man, who constantly surprises. >> yasuda: tony-san, this wasabi is one of the most expensive wasabi. so, i wait, wait, wait. uh, finally, this one goes to the, uh, discount box. then, i bought this. >> anthony: that's very french of you. [ laughter ] so many things separate yasuda-san from other japanese sushi masters. the most noticeable is his hands. they're huge. look at the knuckles, enormous from years of pounding cement walls during repeated daily practice in kyokushin karate. he first trained and competed in tokyo. and when he came to new york, he continued to practice. often, in underground, bare-knuckle matches, where you fight until someone gets beaten to the ground. this styl

. >> director naomi giving us the blow in the wind.'s eve, folks are preparing to fill this place. >> oh, that's more than we have seen. >> they're getting there. >> they're going to be there for a while, too. >> we'll have an update on the security measures in place as we welcome in 2018. all this and more when news 4 continues on a sunday morning. stay with us. >>> good morning. it's the final game for the redskins. burgundy and gold spending new year's eve with the new york giants. new york 2-13 on the season. a great opportunity for the redskins to finish this season without a losing record for the third-straight year. once the final whistle blows today, the skins need to figure out what they're going to do with kirk cousins. cousinss played the last two seasons on a franchise tag which they many fans hope they can sign cousins long-term to keep him here in washington. cousins is not worried about any of that just yet. >> i'm looking at the future as sunday against the new york giants and that's really where my future is right now.

. >> and youtube star gina naomi buy he's will be with us to perform.g looking puppy. >> it looks like from. >> the one that came in. >> exactly. >> i forgot her kids name. >> okay. >> that's what's coming up. >> and in the meantime there's kevin's music. >> kevin mccarthy, allison, maureen good to see you this morning. >> how are you doing. >> are you feeling rested in travelers. >> i didn't sleep too well last night but tomorrow, i usually need two days. i have the blue memo. >> sharp. >> which is amazing. >> is this normal blue day. >> for me it's blue day. >> allison has a question today if amazing and corny. >> people ask did you do that on purpose. some days we did. >> green beaten friday how did you develop it. >> it's a whole thing. >> moving on mangi welcome to the jungle opens up today. it's dwayne the rock johnson an kevin hart and concept is pretty interesting. so we saw the original jumangi in the 90s and classic will m if robin here you have fourteen agars in deteng that find an old video game console and then get sucked into the game and

. >> and youtube sensation and star gina naomi baez will be with us live.perform a new christmas song. [ laughter ] >>> that's cute. >> loving it. six minutes before 7:00 -- before 8:00 i should say. we don't want to go back in t time. let's say hello to our facebook fan of the day. look at this adorable trio. >> i love it. >> special day for the little guy on the left, warren, and his eighth birthday. >> he's so handsome. look at that smile. he watches the news with his parents every morning while getting ready for school. warren has a couple of favorites. he loves tucker's weather reports -- wait a minute, he thinks i'm gorgeous. >> yes. >> and maybe not after that voice. and hopes to meet cool kevin mccarthy some day. all your you need to wish a little higher. >> no, no, no, those were all point on. >> those can all come true very quickly. >> they're really cute. >> fun christmas morning at that house. >> happy birthday. we love it. 49 now in washington. temperatures continue to fall here as cold front has come through overnight winds out of the north at

and naomi is, you know, working with the family to figure out what their wishes are. it has been a rough year for me we some other folks passing away, including my mom in february. needless to say i can't wait until this year is over. [chuckling] but other than that, let's talk about government and the government must continue and so the one thing i want to first topic is clean power s.f., barbara hill. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. i have quick updates on three clean power s.f.. topics, enrollment and service, contracting for our growth, and our legislative and regulatory activities. our enrollment continues to go smoothly. we have successfully -- we are a successfully serving about 80,000 customer service sites today. our opt out percentage is 3.2%, so super low and our upgrade rate continues to exceed our opt-out ray. it's 4% for our customers now. that is a snapshot on who we're serving today. looking ahead are our next small enrollment will be january 2018. we're notifying customers now. less than 1% of those customers who are receiving notice now