[laughter] wolfgang, age 12, sparks, nev.. >> say thank you to kira shira. i have been asked to stay just a couple of words about hope. i do not want to take a lot of time. it is something worth talking about, especially in times in which we could cautiously remark about the dark. wars, a lot of turmoil, a lot of struggle. some people think about hope as a wish. i wish i get a new bike for christmas. i hope this, i hope that happens. actually it is quite powerful and there is a rational reason for believing in hope. will we think about the situation that we would like to say, there are only three things that could happen. it could be all the way we want. to go in a way that we do not care about, or eight ago negatively. so, when we talk about hope, if we say, well, i really want this to happen and i want to contribute my energy to making this happen, the hope is actually the energy that will get this out and commit us to doing this, because it is hope that will make us feel happy. it is hope that will make us feel curious about the outcome, it is hoped that

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and i will nev let a story wheel go into production without it working great, whether it's funny, emotionalreat in the story reels because it's a way that you can predict how the story is work. and i could show you early versions of the pixar films, when they're terrible. every pixar film has the worst motion picture ever made at one time or another. people don't believe that but it's true. but we don't give up on the films. we kind of rk and rework these story reels. and then we go into production. we then do the stagi with the camera work, then we go, we record the dialogue with the actor. we'll do the animation. meanwhile, all the things that have been modelled that's in the set and the characters have to be coloured. you know, with texture like the wood texture here. and then it's brought together and it's lit. we dot final rendering and then do all the sound work afterwords. so it's a lengthy -- >> and it takes four years. >> it takes four years. it's handmade. everybody assumes that the computer does a lot more than it really does. but these are handmade films with really talented art

the way that one close advisor put it to me was it's nev going to barack obama. he looked at it for a long time. what they came up with in their own research ty said if they can do it in a few weekse can do it in a few weeks. they didn't do it in their normal meeting. they had scott reid tir top advisor doing it man to man. >> they had to run up on their own guy. you don't run for president unless you hired some guys. >> charlie: -- where is the next bimbo explosion. do you remember that, betsy. >> he was going from bourbon to cabernet, and so he took this like a man and governor barber's a formidable figure. >> charlie: newt gingrich. what's happened to him? what do you think? >> he' been -- he says that original staff he had, i said they were running on 20 year old ideas. they kept telling him in south carolina there are always going to be dirty tricks based on the fact his wife is much younger than him, third wife. he said the old way of thinking. he says the's a new way to run a campaign. >> again it's onhat scale, the grd scale. and he compared his wifeo nan

first offs 61 on tap for santa rosa and 59 is the common number for napa, nev., san rafael et tantau san francisco. satellite and radar shows dry conditions over the bay area. most of that wet weather is to the north but the cloud cover is certainly headed our way. zahara the potential for wet weather is north of the call bridge and north sunshine as we had in a few saturday hough on a date. >>darya: stopping off for the fort of oakland for the shutdown this is the issue that the of this defense seriously fact of the two incidents were off five protesters did in defense for on november 2nd and again on december 12th. the governor had a news conference yesterday and commented on the mayor's assertion that maybe the city would not be able to prevent further shutdowns. >> i believe she is aware that this is in for and for the economy in california and she will do whatever she can to keep an open. firstly, i would give her help as needed. for for we have resources under the mutual aid. fifth off not only can they keep the port open, but they should. >>darya: the mayor said the city would

--spoke the talk, the--the contemporary academic jargon, and yet was very gentle with his students, nev--never indoctrinating anyone of--the notion that, you know, radicals are taking over the university and turn--turning out copies, i think is absurd. i don't--only a very bad teacher would do--would do something like that. of course, there were--it was clear what his values were and what his politics were, but there was immense freedom of discourse and he was very respectful of, say, the religious students and conservative students. all he wanted them to understand was that--that their attitudes were not just given to them. they weren't in--in nature; that they were something that had been constructed. this is big left academic form--formulation: that the construction of social attitudes -- right? -- by--by capitalism, by the market, by society, by a whole series of other things. what they actually believed--and it was not his interest to argue the matter, but he just wanted to frame an argument. and we did--we had some powerful conversations there. c-span: did you go to class all the

host: loss in vegas, nev., europe first. -- las vegas. caller: good morning, pedro. the reason why the republicans do not know what this man to be clear is because it goes back to the ronald reagan days. ever since then, this country has gone downhill since the because there was no in regulating the rules and procedures that people were supposed to follow, of the way up today. the republican party has always managed to have their way. they have done this president all kinds of ways to get what they want. now we need to be protected by the nomination of this man being clear. that is the reason the country is in the shape that it is now, because the shape of the republican party constantly wanting to have their way and they do not give a darn about the everyday hardworking american. guest: while we are talking about them as a single pirro, -- bureau, this has been the latest round in a long fight against democrats and republicans. what areas we should be focused on. democrats look at the financial crisis and say there was a shortfall in regulation. on the other side of

santa rosa, nev., fairfield, concord, livermore, those locations are at or below freezing. the freeze warning is primarily for the delta and the central valley. our valleys to the north in the east could very well see freezing temperatures as we already see indicated. this afternoon will be really nice. on the cool side of lovely. plenty of sunshine. a beautiful looking date. as you head outside he will feel the temperatures in the 50 and 60 range. 60 degrees is what we expect in oakland. in fremont, slightly warmer conditions. across the north bay, a santa rosa at 62. most of the north bay will be in the upper 60s. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as we head into the weekend, another cold start tomorrow morning. overnight lows will be up above freezing. and 6:38 a.m., will take a quick break and be right back. >> >>darya: our team coverage continuing of the occupy movement in san francisco, broken up this morning and justin herman plaza. there are some protesters who are still there just on the edge of the plaza at the embarcadero and market streets spot in the