this is one-on-one. >> hinojosa: professor nolan bowie, welcome to one on one. you are, my gosh, you are one of those renaissance men, so i'm going to list a few of the things that you've done in your life. you are a lawyer, you're a professor at the kennedy school of government, you are a former member of the u.s. naval reserves... this one i just loved: former assistant special prosecutor in the watergate special prosecution force. oh my god. and you're an artist and a writer. i don't know how you do all these things. how do you do it all? >> it's usually one at a time. >> hinojosa: (laughs) so not multitasking? >> well, that too, on occasion. >> hinojosa: but fascinating, even though you devote your life to understanding communication, democracy, literacy, access, you are not one of those people who is on facebook, on twitter, communicating all the time with the masses. >> well, one of the reasons i have time to do the other things is that i'm not on facebook and communicating with an amorphous mass of people who, you know, distract your attention from what y

>> nolan: i wouldn't put anybody above him. >> stahl: director christopher nolan has cast caine in his last six films, including the batman movies, where he plays alfred the butler. at 72, caine started the third act of his career, picking up a whole new generation of fans. >> bats are nocturnal. >> caine: bats may be, but even for billionaire playboys, 3:00 is pushing it. >> nolan: it's an incredible rapport with the audience that he has. and it's to do with warmth and humor, as well as just basic, grounded humanity. feels very real. he is very real. >> stahl: somebody said that a lot of your characters are way out there, and you put michael solid one. >> nolan: when you see michael in the scene, you do... there's a sort of sigh of relief a little bit. like, "okay, i'm going to... i'm going to have something i can understand here." there's somebody else who's grounded, you know, the way the audience is. >> stahl: what's kept him grounded, he says, is his family. he and his second wife, shakira, have been married for 42 years. they now devote themselves to their grandchildren, and thei

the gazette's diana nolan joins us now. diana, where do we begin? euforquestra: home for holidays 8 p.m. friday , englert theatre, 221 e. washington st., iowa city; $15 advance, $20 show day, englert box office, 688-2653 or englert.orgb rucemore daytime holiday mansion tours various times through dec. 31; brucemore, 2160 linden dr. se, cedar rapids; $3 to $7 daytime tours, brucemore store in the visitor center; details at 362-7375 or brucemore.or ggiggles and grins for gems 6 to 9 p.m. saturday , scottish rite temple, 616 a ave. ne, cedar rapids; $20, 393-9681 or shop.gemsofh ope.com controversial comments aren't helping the.... the president at the university of iowa. protestors are saying bruce harreld needs to step down because of what he said. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert the families of victims shot and killed in san bernardino, california. that visit adds to the suspect in the violent terror attack. the university of iowa president is taking the heat from protestors. this time for comments

they discovered that nolan listed his employer in the facebook file. the folks are aware that a man listing himself as a supervisor for their business likes to leave comments on the facebook pages calling them sluts. three days later they say they messaged her saying they investigated the matter and nolan had been let go. oh my darlin. clementine had it in for him. >> do we have to go back to the basic notion of you don't want it on a billboard in time square. >> what i love about what is happening in this new wave of social media is instead of blocking people or disregarding the comment people are like, you want to throw down? i'll throw down. i applaud her. they go after him. >> she got him. >> but he doesn't -- he's not tech savy. >> but this is a classic example of how they are like schoolyard mean girl activity. you run over to the chalk and say this person over here is bothering me. beat them up. >> that's exactly what this is. >> she went after them direct and got him. >> by complaining to his employer? you think calling somebody else a name is

>> this was nolan miller. he designed this for mow, and e me. and it has a jacket. >> cleavage there, too. >> yes. val en entino red, which always goes well. and i wore it in private life too. >> oh, did you? >> yes, i think i snitched it, actually. >> it doesn't have the broad, broad, broad shoulder pads that nolan was so famous for then. >> this was later on. it was in one of the last shows because i had the long hair. >> check out the jewels on this table. >> aren't they amazing? this is a ring that is copied, it's a copy, of course, and elizabeth taylor saw it and said i know it's not real, but i love it. and this beautiful necklace, this is copies that jackie kennedy onassis wore made by kenneth j. lane. i wore this so many times. it's absolutely beautiful, and it looks so real. >> we're going to have to go. but this outfit and this outfit. go to julian's, and it's december -- what date? >>> in case you haven't heard, it's fun day monday, and we're back with today's buzz. >> a wrap up of all the celebrity buzz you may have missed over the w

>> nolan miller. he designed this for me, and the jacket and i love this drape pi thing and i wore it in the show, but i can't remember which one. >> and the cleavage. >> yes, and the valentino red which is always great, and it is a great dress and i wore it in the the private life, too. >> you did? >> oh, yes, i think that i snitched it actually. >> and what is strange is that it doesn't have the broad, broad should shoulder pads that nolan was so famous for t didn't know, because it was a later on and one of the last shows, and kind of the. check out the jewels on this table. tell us about these. oh, my gosh. >> and this is the ring that is copied from the museum. she said, i know it is not real, but i love it. i wore it dozens of times. and this one, this is a beautiful necklace and the exact copy of something that jackie kennedy onassis wore made by kenneth j. lane and i wore so it many times. it is absolutely beautiful, and it looks like so real. that is my new book. >> and we have to go, but we

the governor mark carney and his fellow policymakers left the -- joining us now, and david nolan. thank you. the boe said today there is no mechanical difference between what it does and what the fed does. do the markets believe that or not? david: not really, no. you're absolutely right. the boe is caught in the middle. once the fed moves, at that point, the market will bring .orward the likely timing and the boe, when they published a report on the fed rally, at that point, we will start talking about rates and the u.k. going up in 2016. mark: even as the market did feeble prices -- is that not a slightly more dovish tone or not? david: slightly more. i think the financial policy ministry is more interesting. i think they're concerned was they could be concerned about emerging markets, but also financial markets more generally. they want to see the fed go. mark: is the boe overly worried about emerging markets, global trade? it seems to be a bit split. the british chamber of commerce highlighted that yesterday. david, the fed has dropped its global concern. should the bank? davi

. >> 3-year-old nolan is up and at um after a visit that left him feeling anew. >> he jumped up and threw some m&ms in his mouth, he hadn't ate all day, and here we are. he's so happy. it's made him so happy. >> we were in there and the one girl wasn't eating or drinking the last couple days. we left and she started eating and drink. things like that that just make you feel so good about it. as hard as it is coming in, it it's worth it, that's for sure. >> i love it. there were a lot of smiles and hugs. all of the children able to spend five to ten minutes with their favorite players. that's all for "news 4 this week." i'm veronica johnson, thank you for joining us. e we leave you with some "star wars" mania from this week. remember be safe, be kind, be happy. ♪ >>> welcome to "redskins chronicles," i'm larry michael at redskins park. each week here on "redskins chronicles" we take an in tenth look at this team's storied legacy. we hope you had a happy christmas, looking a ahead to a happy and healthy new year. >> for the redskins it's been a season of redemption, contending in december w

from east islip, new york, welcome back gabi nolan. [cheers and applause] gabi.come back. >> thank you. thank you. hi, everybody. >> five kids, and they all want to go to disney. >> yes. >> we need money. >> yes.

bloomer commissioner singh director borden director heinecke is anticipated shortly director nolan director rubke directors please be advised if director ramos burglary not be here please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, planning code are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room planning department staff microphone on vibrate cause drurpgs please turn off approval of the draft minutes for the september >> i. >> opposed? okay. thank you. >> item 5 communications directors please be advised that the steering wheel la settlement be removed from the agenda and staff requested that changes to the thirty stockton corridor be removed and no discussion of anticipated litigation in closed session today item 6 introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> seeing none. >> dwoshgz report. >> good afternoon director reiskin i actually don't have a report i'll address you under item 12 viewing giving us an update. >> thank you very much ms. bloomer i think we have a street going to the advisory committee re

to the boys varsity game....d-prairie leading late in the first quarter as nolan faselt scores in the laneneo put the 7....regina then turns up the defense....ethan suchomel with the steal...ahead to nathan stenger....he finds jack jensen for the lay-up....regals up 5....then late in the half sam ststn banks one home as s regina takes the boys game over mid-prairie 55-36. in iowa city, scott westerberg tv9 sports. and finally he deserves every award he gets this year. iowa coach kirk ferentz was named the woody hayes national coach of the year today by the touchdown club of of columbus. he is also a finalist for the eddie robinson and george munger national coach of the year honors. thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... we are quickly moving into a very active weather pattern. the first in a series of storms moves east tonight. clouds will not totally leaves the sky, busome clearing occurs, bringing a bit of sunshine wednesday. mild december conditions are set to continue, as highs push into the 50s on thursday and friday. rain chances develop friday, with a much better

from east islip, new york, welcome back gabi nolan. [cheers and applause] gabi.lcome back. >> thank you. thank you. hi, everybody. >> five kids, and they all want to go to disney. >> yes. >> we need money. >> yes. that's a lot of money to bring five kids to disney.

director nolan director rubke directors please be advised if director ramos burglary not be here please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, planning code are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room planning department staff microphone on vibrate cause drurpgs please turn off approval of the draft minutes for the september >> i. >> opposed? okay. thank you. >> item 5 communications directors please be advised that the steering wheel la settlement be removed from the agenda and staff requested that changes to the thirty stockton corridor be removed and no discussion of anticipated litigation in closed session today item 6 introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> seeing none. >> dwoshgz report. >> good afternoon director reiskin i actually don't have a report i'll address you under item 12 viewing giving us an update. >> thank you very much ms. bloomer i think we have a street going to the advisory committee report mr. weaver is not here today so item 8 item 9 general public comment this t

they're already without nolan carroll, that's tough for a secondary going against tom brady.he pats will be without gronk, adelman and a.m.en dole la. sam bradford practiced today, he expects to play on sunday. >> the good news is, we're only a game back in our division. it hasn't gone the way we hoped for, with that being said, we're still in a position to get on a roll here and make the play option. >> i know sam was playing really well for us, before he got injured against miami, i'm excited to see how he progressed this week, so we can get him back on the field. >> saturday miko ryan and jenkins have seen more energy with the team this week. let's hope it shows up on the field sunday. >> at the nova care complex, john clark, for comcast sportsnet. >> before we go, one final note, temple wins. lasalle loses. this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's

he said mission accomplished, but october 3rd he got his second no hitter, the first pitcher since nolanin 1973 to throw two in a season. >>> number 2, the dc sports trifecta, but it included two playoff games. the wizards and raptors north of the border, 106 taking the 2- 0 series lead. more drama here. the overtime with the win to even the series at a game a piece, and then the nats have less on the mind, but just as dramatic. escobar with the walkoff homer in the 10th. we just had a recent trifecta, number one. this past saturday night, doesn't get much better than this. the washington redskins capping off the unexpected turn around season by just going into philly and man handling their division rival to win the nfc east title, a place no one expected them to be, and as you can see, it brought life back to redskins' nation. that's why it's our top moment of 2015. >> certainly my favorite moment. >> good way to end the year. lifelong redskins fans. >> the 16th game doesn't count, you thought it was for a different reason early on. are you curious? do you wonder why things work? do you

. >> ifjust, like -- nolan that is what you wanted, why did you need to search him or do anything else? >> a 15-year-old. for one 15-year-old. one. why are you going to lock calvin up? the one in the black shirt, what did you do? you know that he said this is because of my 15-year-old nephew did not have lights on his bike. a light on his bike. are you serious? a light on his bike. a light on his bike. a light on his bike. ♪ [applause] talk about what we just saw. let me introduce you we have on stage. you will recognize some of them. kelly amos. amos is the founder. carla -- carla harris is here. i imagine this is difficult to watch this over and over again. i was backstage with you and i watched your shoulders. >> i had to stop the tears. so emotional every time you see the film. >> when you look back and you think about what could have happened, is there anything you're in -- what is the one thing that might have stopped this from escalating to the point that it is. >> the only thing i can think that could have changed it is the police actually listening to us. we just wanted to kno

nolan blair has the story... rudolph, wisconsin, is nestled in northern wood county. its population is just 439, but the name rudolph brings christmas cards from all over the state, "i got some requests in this morning from virginia, missouri, from racine in wisconsin." rudolph's post office has been issuing a rudolph the red-nosed reindeer stamp for 70 years. last year, the rudolph stamp was made it to 20,000 pieces of mail. s/ becky trzebiatowski, rudolph postmaster :31-:34 "people are very patient; sometimes they have to wait in line longer normally than they would in rudolph." about 1,000 cards a day come through the little post office. on the second saturday in december, the office releases the stamp for 30 days. it's a country christmas celebration. "we sent about 12,000 cards out that were hand canceled that day." not every card can be hand stamped though.... that would be too much for the small staff. rudolph is already going out of its way. rachael sackmann makes the trip to rudolph from stevens point twice a week during december. she sends cards to her relat

. >> to circle back with a couple seconds left, the one -- was it the nolan ryan, what was the one where you said, we should never have done that? >> well, that would have been lance armstrong, but we won't go into that one. >> there was quite the lawsuit and as i recall you won in the end. >> well, sort of. >> sort of. that's not bad. bob hamman runs one of the most interesting businesses i think i have ever heard of, sca promotions out of dallas, tes. thanks for about with us. >>> we here in silicon valley tend to roll our eyes at security warnings like change your password but even smart people can get scammed. what will you fall for, when "press: here" continues. welcome back to "press: here." barbie has been a lot of things in her life, a veterinarian, a pilot and now perhaps a spy of sorts. security companies are claiming this new internet-enabled barbie doll may be a security threat under your tree. the chinese company vtec says it has no estimates on how much financial damage was done after hackers got into its system and were able to see not just children's personal information

please join me in welcoming the chairman of the board tom nolan. >> ben, i will try to cut it down to less than an hour so you can make it back on time. the board of directors is presiding over a very complex agency. we look at all kinds of ways to make the system more reliable, faster and more convenience for everybody that uses the system. there is more than 7,000 a day. this is really a great benefit for tourist and occasional users. i'm very excited about this and look forward to seeing it a big success in a short time. >> thank you, cheryl brinkman, vice-chair of board of directors. i think this is going to be a great advantage for our riders both regular and casual. i know when i travel, that's what i look for is what is there to help me use the transit system of the city that i'm visiting. i know visitors are going to flock to this. thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> thank you, so, what is muni mobile? right now we basically have two ways for people to pay for their fare on muni. we have cash and the clipper card. the clipper card has been a wonderful benefit for our rid

please join me in welcoming the chairman of the board tom nolan. >> ben, i will try to cut it down to less than an hour so you can make it back on time. the board of directors is presiding over a very complex agency. we look at all kinds of ways to make the system more reliable, faster and more convenience for everybody that uses the system. there is more than 7,000 a day. this is really a great benefit for tourist and occasional users. i'm very excited about this and look forward to seeing it a big success in a short time. >> thank you, cheryl brinkman, vice-chair of board of directors. i think this is going to be a great advantage for our riders both regular and casual. i know when i travel, that's what i look for is what is there to help me use the transit system of the city that i'm visiting. i know visitors are going to flock to this. thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> thank you, so, what is muni mobile? right now we basically have two ways for people to pay for their fare on muni. we have cash and the clipper card. the clipper card has been a wonderful benefit for our rid

(calling names). >> good afternoon good afternoon director nolan and directors aim scathing the program manager about walk sf and on behalf of walk sf i'm here to express our support for the 14 rapid project first, we're not surprised to see transit improvements as many people in the city use transit and people that walk we're especially excited about the improvements for pedestrian safety including left-hand turn restrictions as well as pedestrian bulbs and transit bulbs those are great features at the same time the mythical is a come mice and the result is that from intersection transit and pedestrian safety are sort of at odds so in the future walk sf we'll commit to make sure that the safe it project is before you get to the board we think improvements we wanted to see addressing those conflicts we found the project can support all intersections along mission street we would like to see this as part of project especially in part of forced right turns a unbelievable at 14 in place of intersection that is the most dangerous for pedestrians along mission and 14 is a one-way street with

but we have big weather changes coming before christmas, i'm lucy nolan. >> and joyce evans in for iainonight. no record breaking highs this weekend. you just wait. the mild weather going to mic a come back, fox 29 meteorologist mike masco is here. so confusing. >> it is dilutionnal. it is unbelievable to be forecasting 70 degrees as we go into the christmas holiday. look at that. sticks out today were you the only day below average this is the entire month of december. by the way, philadelphia on tap to becoming the warmest december in the record books, the pee-pee lumbar vortex being strong has actually all the cold air to the north and that's allowed for jet stream to go more toward the northwest. warmth is coming out of the gulf of mexico this is a pattern we've been locked in since early fall. we have two records that stand out to us, wednesday 66 degrees, we're forecasting 64 it's going to be close on that one. look at the christmas eve forecast. 70 our record 64 degrees and i do think that may fall. let's not sell the cold short, we're talking about a chilly overin it. 31 in town

to the boys vararty game....mid-prairie leading late in the first quarter as nolan faselt scores in the lane to put the golden hawks up 10- 7....regina then turns up the defense....ethan suchomel with the steal...ahead to nathan stenger....he finds jack jensen for the lay-up....regals up 5....then late in the half sam stein banks one home as regina takes the boys game over mid-prairie 55-36. in iowa city, scott westerberg tv9 sports. and finally he deserves every award he gets this year. iowa coach kirk ferez was named the woody hayes national coach of the year today by the touchdown club of of columbus. finalist for the eddie robinson and george munger national coach of the year honors. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's ving you 15 gigs of f ta for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actual use because it woror in the middldlof anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70.

fred nolan did this piece of cinnamon. >> and if you come in and adopt the animal, you get to take this original art work home with you, which is awesome. >> that's right. you get that and this month you get the discount because we are doing another campaign, home for the holidays. you not only get the animal with art work and get the animal for $25, and get a free gift from pet food express. it's a win-win for everybody. >> who's this? >> this is deana, and she is out there in the yard having a good time, playing on her own. >> so the emphasis is just to get people to bring animals home with them, and you're offering a little bonus here? it's $25 in gifts but that also means you're bringing home supplies you need to bring home? >> yes, think about what you're doing, taking an animal home. it's a responsibility. we hope it's a lifetime responsibility. it's a great gift for any family and for me animals are some of the most wonderful gifts i've ever had in my life. so you know, i think people should think about it carefully but animals are a great addition. >> and you have a plan here to

michael nolan. is mr. nolan here? >> good morning. thank you supervisors that native. i would figure other colleagues here working with a different legislator straight different opportunities for >> if you could put the microphone closer to you? >> absolutely. it would have taken to separate cisco to simple model dispensary. i got the permit in early 2004. since then we work diligently [inaudible]. we've strived how to work on bettering the city at large that we supported gardens, academy of science, helped build parks, by working with the plant sculptures about. in the part. we planted trees in the city. when we first opened we were dispensed. there only five employees. since that time we've created numerous businesses also some related to cannabis and out employ more than 75 employees was which are san francisco residents are minimum wages averaging 150 per hour and vacation and dental. i'm proud to say we have sponsors of united players gone back by that, since we taken guns out the sugar we also collected anonymous data on pages and the chronic illness and how to u

the reliability of muni in terms of our performance indicators you'll be hearing but since director nolan joined the board the satisfaction with transportation is better i thought that was when i joined but i've been corrected (laughter) we achieved the goal of that at least half the strips in the city happening in more than private automobiles we're have to sustain if not grow as people come to it the good news in terms of muni reliability is that the gaps which are large spaces between buses more than one and a half times of the spaeg have decreased significantly by reason of these on the rapid in effect the positive spin is where he have much more service on the street and the level of bunching is invufblt but this is not where we last week it to be but steadily creeping up the third goal about this relates to the environment and quality of life that our conviction agency impacts and some changes in terms of resource better using water and reducing the field use in every single one of the new that is true buses the trolley buses are more electrically efficient but certainly the new die

please join me in welcoming the chairman of the board tom nolan. >> ben, i will try to cut it down to less than an hour so you can make it back on time. the board of directors is presiding over a very complex agency. we look at all kinds of ways to make the system more reliable, faster and more convenience for everybody that uses the system. there is more than 7,000 a day. this is really a great benefit for tourist and occasional users. i'm very excited about this and look forward to seeing it a big success in a short time. >> thank you, cheryl brinkman, vice-chair of board of directors. i think this is going to be a great advantage for our riders both regular and casual. i know when i travel, that's what i look for is what is there to help me use the transit system of the city that i'm visiting. i know visitors are going to flock to this. thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> thank you, so, what is muni mobile? right now we basically have two ways for people to pay for their fare on muni. we have cash and the clipper card. the clipper card has been a wonderful benefit for our rid

. >> hi aclu and nolan organizer we want to start by acknowledging this is a national conversation we've all watched and many of us stood as the public with the demand of transparent after police officer violence has taken another person of color (calling names) please body cameras should be a tool for accountability not abuse and clear guidelines are needed both about when off ramp had should be released and when officers b.a. can view the camera to rebuild the community trust allowing the officers to see the footage before make a statement gives the offers an unfair advantage the camera footage is other one incident getting the information about what was in the mind of the officer during the shooting is one more piece of truth and therefore uphold the investigations district it is the officers memory is alternated by seeing the footage beforehand the integrity is gone body cameras will not will solve the precisely but with the right policy they can be an important step targets accountability i want to thank the commission for hearing the voices of the san franciscans civil rights outco

annual caravan of kindness created by talent community and -- manager and community activist amber nolanm philadelphia. we're in world where people talk wreck less, you know, on tv, on social media. but if we utilize those very same platforms to pour into people, right, and say something kind and do something kind, it will then encourage them to say you know what i can do that too. >> i'm in the entertainment business to give back to my community. this is a means to an end. so i'm essentially look i said a big brother of philadelphia. he takes care of you. >> the group went on sick stops today that range from talk at the youth detention center to throwing a party for senior citizens. we caught up with them as they surprised teens at the youth emergency services teen shelter in north philadelphia. >> we are here giving back in our own way. it's all the right way. i feel at the end of the day we reached a lot of souls a lot of people here. >> i'm very clear on where i come from, so that's why i want to give back and make sure the kids have inspiration going forward in life. >> quincy harri

tom nolan runs the mta! he is the guy in charge of it. >> yeah. >> reporter: this is an old bus you're on. they are 15 years old. >> yeah. >> reporter: and they are only supposed to last 15 years. >> we have buses on order but it will take a while to get them. >> reporter: two years in fact. do you think they are dangerous because they're so old? >> well, we have a lot of mechanics presumably keeping them in good shape so we haven't had a whole lot of problems with them, but they are right there at the end, for sure. >> reporter: muni has already put some of these new buses into service and just yesterday, the board of supervisors voted a quarter billion dollars to buy new ones but again, it will be two years before they are all on the streets. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> one of the men who help put together a deal to bring coal trains to the bay area has resigned. kpix 5 broke the story about the plans to ship tons of coal to a terminal at the port of oakland. it would be shipped overseas.

tree fell on sunday >> reporter: over here in the back piquancy how windows will not really lucky nolanas inside there would have been serious injury and possibly even fatality since the front lawn of this house here spoke with the man who sat in lawn of the test is used to be a 50 ft. high tree had noticed had been leading before it came crashing down hidden trying to save the tree by watering it but you can see here it looks like some of the roofs have rotted out and says that he believes is a high winds yesterday that pushed this tree over. in see deep hole in the ground for the routes used to be in the match talked to says that he is very happy that trio did not come crashing down and smashing his house he's very glad militants of the van when it came down. >> catherine: people enjoying the at the freshness non the ground weather in >> grant: beautiful to a setting down. side considering how much people are struggling to get around with the drought and everything else the kids and adults sledding they're having the time of lives driving on the road about 2 ft. of snow fell yesterday

bloomer commissioner singh director borden director heinecke is anticipated shortly director nolan director rubke directors please be advised if director ramos burglary not be here please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, planning code are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room planning department staff microphone on vibrate cause drurpgs please turn off approval of the draft minutes for the september >> i. >> opposed? okay. thank you. >> item 5 communications directors please be advised that the steering wheel la settlement be removed from the agenda and staff requested that changes to the thirty stockton corridor be removed and no discussion of anticipated litigation in closed session today item 6 introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> seeing none. >> dwoshgz report. >> good afternoon director reiskin i actually don't have a report i'll address you under item 12 viewing giving us an update. >> thank you very much ms. bloomer i think we have a street going to the advisory committee re

and remember i like dreaming by kenny nolan. >> super song. have that on eight-track. >> no doubt. want me to hum a few bars. >> exactly. in his '75 nove a. >> >>> coming up it was a record deal, but what about the new year. the traders give you the undercover names right for the picking. and take a look at how the sectors are finishing up in the year. consumer discretionary, health care in the lead, there you have it. much more "fast money" after this. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> welcome back to "fast money." stocks surge across the board in today's session. the s&p 500 and nasdaq jumped and closing at the highest level since december 4th. and amazon and microsoft and alphabet hitting new or multi-year highs. this has been a record year for deal-making but could next year get even hotter. the four names to watch that could be ripe for a takeover. plus it might be time to ta

salisbury as well. 17-year-old eve tarmi died on october 17th at a rochester motel of a at the time nolan ryan -- of a fentanyl intoxication. >> 75-year-old john monroe was aracied in full river in september on several charges connected to the alleged rape of a girl under the age of 10. monroe was supposed to wear a g.p.s. bracelet, but he removed it in october. his car was found in hall. if you happen to know where monroe is, contact state police right away. >> vanessa: a mother and her teenage son arraigned today, accused of attacking their neighbor as at the looked at a christmas tree. jim surface was admiring his veteran themed tree on sunday when his upstairs neighbor suddenly attacked him. he says the teen came at him with a pair of scissors. >> he had opened the scissors, which caused me to have have deep cuts on three of my fingers. >> vanessa: there had been an on going dispute including cleaning up after a dog and violating a protection order involving his neighbors. >> mark: now back to the continue coverage of the phillip chism murder trial. we understand the live press confer

that's joel nolan right there. he is part of our team. and he's just one of the many facets in the traffic sphere of the cbs tiffany network. so let's send it to misin this case. >> thank you, john. well done. >>> traveling this morning in putnam valley, you have some changing for. injuries. southbound side of the taconic at highway 301. no major delays but you will coming across flashing lights. and there's an overturned tractor-trailer on route 78 eastbound at exit 11. smoother ride. and a live look at cameras. well. not only here, the george washington bridge and holland as well are delay-free. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in today is a gridlock alert day. option today. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. chris and mary, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a handcuffed prisoner who got away from police last night is back in custody this morning. >> it's the late nest a series of prisoner escapes to embarrass the nypd. andrea grymes has more live. >> reporter: chris and mary, police were able to track down this

michael nolan. is mr. nolan here? >> good morning. thank you supervisors that native. i would figure other colleagues here working with a different legislator straight different opportunities for >> if you could put the microphone closer to you? >> absolutely. it would have taken to separate cisco to simple model dispensary. i got the permit in early 2004. since then we work diligently [inaudible]. we've strived how to work on bettering the city at large that we supported gardens, academy of science, helped build parks, by working with the plant sculptures about. in the part. we planted trees in the city. when we first opened we were dispensed. there only five employees. since that time we've created numerous businesses also some related to cannabis and out employ more than 75 employees was which are san francisco residents are minimum wages averaging 150 per hour and vacation and dental. i'm proud to say we have sponsors of united players gone back by that, since we taken guns out the sugar we also collected anonymous data on pages and the chronic illness and how to u

bloomer commissioner singh director borden director heinecke is anticipated shortly director nolan director rubke directors please be advised if director ramos burglary not be here please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, planning code are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room planning department staff microphone on vibrate cause drurpgs please turn off approval of the draft minutes for the september >> i. >> opposed? okay. thank you. >> item 5 communications directors please be advised that the steering wheel la settlement be removed from the agenda and staff requested that changes to the thirty stockton corridor be removed and no discussion of anticipated litigation in closed session today item 6 introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> seeing none. >> dwoshgz report. >> good afternoon director reiskin i actually don't have a report i'll address you under item 12 viewing giving us an update. >> thank you very much ms. bloomer i think we have a street going to the advisory committee re