lemonis: we got done what we needed to get done at the co-packer.h her. right now, let's just take a beat and just slow down. nina: keep breathing, mom. lemonis: i think we break down and get the crew. let's get out of here. now that macaron queen has nailed down a relationship with the co-packer, nina is able to go out and find other wholesale clients... nina: hi! are you tony? tony: yes. nina: i'm nina. tony: nina, nice to meet you. nina: nice to meet you. lemonis: ...like mr. green tea and snow days, who specialize in specialty desserts. tony: very cool. it's a perfect fit. nina: see, that's fantastic. tony: thank you so much. nina: thank you. tony: i appreciate it. it was a pleasure meeting you, nina. nina: yes, a pleasure meeting you, too. lemonis: and we also need to continue to find ways for finia to monetize her knowledge of the macaron space, and a good way to do that is for her to publish a macaron cookbook. douglas: we are a 17-year-old independent publisher. we do a wide variety of different kinds of books. finia: everybody ask me, "do y

george packer, that was a terrible Ãbgeorge packer i actually wrote before i even knew i was can be moderatinghis panel with him on it i wrote him a match note. he recently won the hitchens prize and delivered what i think is one of the most significant and for me, speaking personally as a writer, moving speeches that i read and sometime you can find it on the atlantic's website it's about what's happening to the craft of writing. george himself is a fearless craftsman when it comes to writing, recent winner of the national book award for his reporting on what has happened to the united states over many years. it also has written eloquently about foreign policy through a book on the assassins in "assassins gate" in iraq and recently a biography to the late great richard holbrook. robin wright, to my immediate right, has been writing with not only distinction but i would say great Ãabout foreign policy issues throughout the entire world. she was i think one of the very first writers back in the 19 Ã Ãin the 1980s who started writing on the subject of islam and political islam and what it meant

a note recording the temperature of the chef, the food packer and the delivery driver. case, thankfully, all fever free. but at a time of year all about new beginnings, there is also, perhaps, a glimmer of good news. official figures show the rate of increase in infections may be slowing. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. large crowds have held a vigil for the victims of a mass shooting by a junior army officer in the thai city of nakhon ratchasima. at least 29 people are now known to have died in the attack. richard galpin reports. chanting. just a few hours after the gunman was shot dead by the security forces, thousands of people gathered here in the heart of nakhon ratchasima city for a vigil in memory of all those killed. the buddhist monks leading prayers as the people of this city absorb the enormity of what's happened — a mass shooting of unprecedented scale in this country. i have two kids of my own and just thinking about those lives in there, i could not sleep at all last night. i was just trying to get the right news and was just wanting to help somehow, but

so, do we have any green bay packer fans here tonight?milwaukee if they are green bay packer fans. that is the cheapest ploy for applause. i know for a fact, my audience would never fall for it, because they're the smartest, most beautiful people in the world, am i right?! oh, yeah! ( cheers and applause ) trump bragged about killing soleimani, and had high, if strange, praise for our military. >> these guys were better than tom cruise at his best. >> stephen: (as trump) "better at flying jets than tom cruise in 'top gun.' better at making cocktails than to cruise in 'cocktail.' better-- better at raining men than tom cruise in 'rain man.' "better at interviewing vampires than..." then trump dug into specifics like "when is now?" >> and is there ever, ever a better place to be than a trump rally on some night during some week? ( laughter ) >> stephen: he-- he really has no idea what day it is. ( laughter ) (as trump) "i'll never forget the wonderful night and/or day we're having here in unnamed screaming place, u.s.a. go, unnamed team!" t

meat packers more affordable at $28,000 a year, where the green bay packers get their name and the costf traveling from the east kocoast to the california goldmines adjusted for inflation $6,500. and google getting remarks for the sweet super bowl ad showing how to save your pictures. it was created in house, no ad agency. the man's voice belonged to the grandfather of a google employee. >> oh, wow. very touching. >> it was so touching. and then as i remember it that terrible hummus ad came right after and you went from ahh to oh! . i can imagine thinking the ad executives thinking -- oh, no. >> in my opinion i millsed the hummus ad because i was talking about it. placement is important too. very interesting. thanks. >>> well trending this morning, chiefs are cashing in on the super bowl win. the players get a bonus check of $124,000. even before the super bowl they earned $62,000 in bonuses. each of the niners players will receive $62,000 and that is a $149,000 bonus. not bad. but still they wanted to bring home the trophy. >>> well trending this morning, the first all latin super bowl

two weeks ago they defeated the packers.y leaders say the hope the fans get to celebrate a victory tonight and they are making it clear that any type of criminal activity will not be tolerated. >> safety has to be the priority as we celebrate. we don't want a happy occasion of celebration to turn into anything that creates a challenge or someone is hurt or other experiences. >> when it goes from celebratory to criminal behavior, setting fires and vandalizing property, we come in and maintain order. >> one of the ugliest sports celebrations was after the giants won the world series. they set fire in some neighborhoods. >> a quick rundown. we're live now and will be at 8 am as we bring more live coverage. the kickoff is set for 3:30 and then stay with us for the premiere of seven. >> nine hours away from kickoff. you could do something. get outside. let's go over to rosemary and see how we are looking. >> right now the wind is not too bad. that will change over the course of the afternoon. it will be a great day to be indoors

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he banged up his shoulder against the packers a couple of weeks ago, but he is ready to go. the oddsmakers still think the chiefs are going to win this game, not by much. right now, kansas city favored to win by 1.5 points. kickoff is sunday. make sure you clear your calendar, figure out what party you're going to. kickoff, 3:30 p.m. pacific time. back here live on ocean drive, it's almost like we're back in the praer, because we have a lot of bay area people here. let's find out where everyone's from. tell us your name, where you're f from. >> do you have your tickets yet? >> i'm going to get them. >> we have some tickets. what's your name? >> from san francisco, and i have membership tickets! >> this is it. this is the legit tickets. club level tickets. >> are you season ticket ho wife is turning 49 tomorrow and we're going to the 49er game! >>ery v good! she's going to be my lucky charm. >> we hope that's the case. congratulations to you guys. so we have a lot of what, niner gang here in south beach. the party continues. guys, back to you. who's going to win sunday? >> ni

the thought of prosecuting for no way would i get them on that big gun and send it to last kerry packer i'm. the one from national this is going to pull me down because my gun. is going to look nothing like that of a whole people who want to it's a bit much i'm going to talk with. mr. just from school because some how much it's got to be offensive because it's going to have to i'm not going to fix it because the old boss said. the russian state television propaganda machine propaganda outlet propaganda tools we are in an information war. is the can change the world tomorrow. we send out you tube videos the sleepless night shift today is the longest network on my. list pushing brushes russia russia russia today's. show to feel the fear that they will choose russia to live and i really have to join to see you then on r t. 4 are so proud and still. are just getting the number. why have you not shut down our t.v. on you tube it's a propaganda machine mr walker. briggs it is a reality in the u.k. is finally out of the european union now what kind of relationship will the u.k. have with you a

said plus with them but that'll cost me $34.00 no way it would have been one that began last kerry packer i'm. going down the side of her lips are listening to tell me how you gonna. go my god is going to look you up on the up oh it's all on it's a bit much i'm going to talk with. mr. timothy thomas because how much it's about to give me a sense of a positive sense to want to i'm not tempted because the boss of. and a very warm welcome to you you're watching us inside. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with an argument there's a lot of conflict within the game between the close of the conflict i would say over balls around money and most of them money is made. close one on the children's cosimo each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complexes you get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about your so your care might anything. striders financial survival. when customers go

federal prosecutor didn't for the way it would have done one that began in the senate last kerry packer. you never know sometimes and how the nationalists of anatomy now and how you don't think this is. going to move the us on the whole people who want to it's a bit much i'm going to talk with. mr justice on school system how much it's not going to mean something positive then to want to i'm not going to do so because no nonsense. i'm going to fulfill repeated promises probably to the people come on you know weeks or pots to. be ready for a. pretty . no you want to. know 5. i can link up my yacht and. still must. catch me and i know. there's a number you know you not. can and you can vote all of them ok if there. was not a master plan a it will be like the battle they have made for the last 3 of a large that i'm not going to be. the one that having. people call people. if they're not a 1000000 come on what the how do we slow our devious when i last are shown in the noise they need the whole corn to fall. why did well not asia was so and i think she was just an honest. politicians to do

meat packers are are more affordable, $28,000 a year. that is where the packers get their name. the cost of traveling from the east coast to the california gold fields in 1849 adjusted for inflation, $6,500 and you could be a 49er. you may know the stock market is linked to which team wins. if a team from the afc wins the championship, it moves lower for the year. this whole drop over the years. though, to be fair, the afc used to win lots more often in the '70s and they were rough economic times. this correlation has worked --s worked 54 out of the last 50 years. you could do this with any kind of data. this is a true fact. the number of americans hurt in swimming pools goes up when nicholas cage appeared in lots of movies and goes down when he's only in a few movie has ayear or none. i'll tweet out that data set. >> thanks, scott. >>> trending for you this morning, the first all latin super bowl halftime show. ♪ >> j-lo and shakira rocking out with the throwback songs and coordinated dance moves and think did it all for free. since they don't get paid for the halftime performa

packer. flavor cousens when leaves them 2 points off a champions league spot while the gap between 1st and 2nd remains at just one wafer thin point glad to have a good weekend without getting off the sofa the rest of the top 4 all 2 up points. mike says win over half that means there's now a 4 point gap between them and the relegation playoff spot. impressive debut season continues there now 9 points clear of the bottom 3 shots all because they're. still not had enough. not enough of flavor couzin. playbook but experiencing a pick up that cyclist like should. not get off of goals like this the shut up or the slaying of. just. not had enough of new cobol schmidt and the other bogus legal players going cold crazy to want to see more tire in. life 6 sided almost got the better of them. falling to the targets how about raymond's relegation fight with an away game and lights it up next. if you really don't have enough then to now and again next time to kick off. that the not. move. directs and clo

a note recording the temperature of the chef, the food packer, and the delivery driver. chanting.ied in a mass shooting in thailand. ireland's political landscape is transformed by a surge in support for the left—wing republican party sinn fein in the country's general election. swiss voters back a new law banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

really into winter sports and i'm going to my very best to try everything the packers and offer to move her because there's so much to do for the black forest over winter wonderland. tradition of. the 30. minutes time to take one step further. and face. time of year of just such the no. and the fight for the truth. is hard to overcome boundaries and connect to a. just time for. if you don't really use coming up ahead. minds have fun in joining. the couple. the city of north korea is reinventing itself but only a few people can enjoy the benefits. an insidious reward system coerces people into loyalty towards the regime. those who don't make it into the fund metropolis live in poverty. in pyongyang starts february 28th w. . they were systematically robbed by the nazis. and after the war there were no signs of compensation. jewish art collectors caught it and announced so much who 3rd reich didn't steal all these more words just to get more money it was truly everything connected to jewish culture today researchers are searching for the missing works of art it's challenging for the expert

. >>> will work according to the packers president the plan calls for the afc to rneryearonh confceaugu9 home ga some players want more concessions like more pay for playing an extra game. others worry an additional game would make them more prone to injury. >>> thank you for watching a 7 pm. vo: he had already taken the giving pledge to give his money to charity, when this californian walked away from his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. quality healthcare, living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: appreciate that. thank y'all. thank y'all very much. i appreciate that, folks. heh heh. thank y'all. i really do. i appreciate that. thank y'all. well

phenomenon that was specific to germany i mean if you look around in this to other nations from the packers and donald trump and the the brits the discussion in great britain scandinavia from austria all these countries they old struck with the relationship between native born population and migrants and refugees so so there is something that i mean germans like to argue and to discuss their own identity questions a lot but it's not exclusively germany that doesn't and i agree to some extent because somehow as a migrant myself in germany it feels like germany's to still trying to them to find what kind of migrants they want in this country and i believe germany's migration country and you know the bad will be the 9 many a lot of migrants will have made an incredible contribution to this country so after you've been here in germany even longer than i have you know i have a similar impression that this debate just goes on and on a new leader ations absolutely i think it brings a lot of. tension but maybe it's also a profit for people to discuss this and not to finesse. i don't know but in the

a note recording the temperature of the chef, the food packer and the delivery driver.i. but at a time of year all about new beginnings, there's also, perhaps, a glimmer of good news. official figures show the rate of increase in infections may be slowing. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. let's get some of the day's other news. azerbaijan's governing party says it believes it has won a snap parliamentary election which was called to speed up the reforms of president ilham aliyev. opponents accuse him of trying to consolidate his grip on power. the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, has told african leaders that it's time to remove sudan from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. addressing the annual african union summit in addis ababa, mr guterres said the un would drum up international support that would enable the country to overcome its challenges. heavily—armed police and soldiers in el salvador have forced their way into parliament, demanding the approval of a $109 million loan to better equip them. they entered the building as president nayib

a note recording the temperature of the chef, the food packer and the delivery driver.er free. but at a time of year all about new beginnings, there's also, perhaps, a glimmer of good news. official figures show the rate of increase in infections may be slowing. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. large crowds have held a vigilfor the victims of a mass shooting by a junior army officer in the thai city of nakhon ratchasima. at least twenty— nine people are now known to have died in the attack. richard galpin reports. chanting. just a few hours after the gunman was shot dead by the security forces, thousands of people gathered here in the heart of nakhon ratchasima city for a vigil in memory of all those killed. the buddhist monks leading prayers as the people of this city absorb the enormity of what's happened — a mass shooting of unprecedented scale in this country. and before finally filing away to head home, they laid flowers and wrote messages, pledging never to forget those whose lives have been cut short. in the aftermath of the attack, the police have been gatherin

a note recording the temperature of the chef, the food packer and the delivery driver. at a time of year all about new beginnings, there's also, perhaps, a glimmer of good news. official figures show the rate of increase in infections may be slowing. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. also making news today, initial results from ireland's general election suggest sinn fein's share of the popular vote has matched that of its two biggest rivals, fine gael and fianna fail. during the campaign, both parties ruled out governing with sinn fein because of its links with the now disbanded paramilitary group, the ira. sinn fein's leader, mary lou macdonald, said it would be undemocratic to rule it out of consideration. swiss voters have backed a new law banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. it's a major boost for the country's lgbt community who had argued that switzerland lagged far behind other european countries on gay rights. india's top court has ruled that a quota system that reserves some government jobs for disadvantaged groups, is not a fundamental r

to a social validation feedback loop that it's like i mean it's exactly the kind of thing that a packer like myself would come up with because you're exploiting a vulnerability and in human psychology now it's not as though silicon valley pioneered the tricks and tactics of addiction a persuasive design many tech designers openly admit using insights from behavioral scientists of the early 20th century right the concept of randomly scheduled rewards study developed by american cycle of just b.f. skinner in the 1950 s. he created what's become known as the skin of books a simple contraption he used to study pigeons and even raccoons at the start of the process a pigeon is given a food every time it picks the would pick or turns a full circle when the word turnip is as the experiment proceeds the rewards become less frequent they take place at random but by the. time the behavior has been established the pigeon keeps picking or turning not knowing when it might get through but in anticipation that or would could become skinner boxes with pivotal in demonstrating how design had the power t

a note recording the temperature of the chef, the food packer and the delivery driver. all fever free. but at a time of year all about new beginnings, there's also, perhaps, a glimmer of good news. official figures show the rate of increase in infections may be slowing. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. also making news today: sinn fein has won the most first preference votes in ireland's general election. the party's president, mary lou mcdonald, said there had been "something of a revolution in the ballot box" following yea rs of domination by the two main centrist parties. but no one party will win enough seats for an outright majority. swiss voters have backed a new law banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. it's a major boost for the country's lgbt community, who had argued that switzerland lagged far behind other european countries on gay rights. india's top court has ruled that a quota system that reserves some governmentjobs for disadvantaged groups is not a fundamental right. the scheme, called reservation, gives people from lower castes and

in 2015 we eliminated occupational requirement for citrus, fruit and vegetable packers, yoga instructors at their request, and driving school instructors. in 2017 we waived licenses fees for people earning less than 200% of the federal poverty level. last year arizona led the nation in lifting people out of poverty, and we believe that policy had a place in that good result. so several years ago, we wanted to expand this further. arizona began recognizing licenses that were out of state for military spouses. it worked well, so the thought was, why not extend this same freedom to everyone? today we're proud to say that arizona is leading the way as the first state in the nation to grant universal recognition of occupational licenses from other states. so the idea is straightforward. we believe that you don't lose your skills just because you pack up a u-haul and move from one state to our state. we're happy that you did. we want to welcome you. we want you to be able to get to work and earn a living. this is about working men and women of america who are looking at their shot at the ameri

a note recording the temperature of the chef, the food packer and the delivery driver.y, all fever free. but at a time of year all about new beginnings, there's also, perhaps, a glimmer of good news. official figures show the rate of increase in infections may be slowing. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. there could be an historic shift of political power in the republic of ireland, with the nationalists of sinn fein set to make significant gains in the general election. an exit poll suggests there's now a three way tie between all the main parties, including prime minister leo varadkar‘s fine gael. counting is continuing. emma vardy reports. radio: storm ciara lashed the country over the past few hours. as ireland took a battering from the weather, the established parties were rocked by a new storm. this breakthrough for sinn fein is unprecedented in the irish republic. once a much smaller player, now on a par with the two main parties who've dominated irish politics for a century. we need change, we need a new government. the best outcome is a government without fine

a note recording the temperature of the chef, the food packer and the delivery driver.y all fever free. but at a time of year all about new beginnings, there is also perhaps a glimmer of good news. official figures show the rate of increase in infections may be slowing. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. there could be an historic shift of political power in the republic of ireland, with the nationalists of sinn fein set to make significant gains in the general election. an exit poll suggests there's now a three—way tie between all the main parties, including prime minister leo va radka r‘s fine gael. counting is continuing, so let's speak to our ireland correspondent emma vardy, who's in dublin. tonight marks a major change. ireland has been ruled by two main parties for 100 years, fina gale and fianna fail. now there is a third. sinn fein emerging as equalforce to rival them. as no one party has an outright majority it's highly likely they will have to agree a coalition. this report fashion photography. —— this report contains flashing photography. radio: storm ciara l

this is the top for the winter combat uniform that commonly referred to as packer jackets. them and a lot of units were issued, but they were most common among the armored crews. around the side, we have some of the weapons that would up in common in the armored vehicles. inside the armored vehicle there were a couple of types of submachine guns that the crews were armed with if they ever had to go set up an observation post or identify the amity before they got close. this is the m3 submachine gun. this is the m3 81. it was a 45 caliber machine gun. as you can tell by the look, it's very easy to mass-produce these things. they were a series of stamp tubes. 45 caliber. fired the same ground as the pistols. the armored crewman would have had one of these. and there is the m's -- m3 a one. and a lot of the stuff that would've been used by the infantry was also common with the armored crews, with some special applications. we walk around this item we could take a look at the other equipment that we had. array ofill see an tools, what a lot of folks don't realize is that the ta

if you do nothing else today, look up an extraordinary speech by george packer. it's his piece for receiving the hitchens prize. he talks about the effects of being a writer in her 30s and 40s today when the risk of saying anything remotely consequential or controversial can be career ending. that i think is really something that really ought to worry us. the ability of the people on the fringes of political discourse to have not just a voice but a veto in the way we express ourselves as americans. >> your former boss george w. bush listen to the inaugural address of donald j. trump. as they were coming off the platform, he famously said something to barack obama like, what kind of blank was that? is trump a uniquely divisive figure among presidents who drives this polarization? >> first of all it was purportedly said to hillary clinton. i'm going to neither affirm or deny the statement. but look, he's not uniquely divisive. as far as a presidential candidate. he may be unusual. we've had a few divisive presidents.one of them was his model. andrew jackson. you he

in 2015 we eliminated occupational requirement for citrus, fruit and vegetable packers, yoga instructors at their request, and driving school instructors. in 2017 we waived licenses fees for people earning less than 200% of the federal poverty level. last year arizona led the nation in lifting people out of poverty, and we believe that policy had a place in that good result. so several years ago, we wanted to expand this further. arizona began recognizing licenses that were out of state for military spouses. it worked well, so the thought was, why not extend this same freedom to everyone? today we're proud to say that arizona is leading the way as the first state in the nation to grant universal recognition of occupational licenses from other states. so the idea is straightforward. we believe that you don't lose your skills just because you pack up a u-haul and move from one state to our state. we're happy that you did. we want to welcome you. we want you to be able to get to work and earn a living. this is about working men and women of america who are looking at their shot at the ameri

jon: but it's been, yeah, packers-chiefs. >> 20 years.'s been a long time since the chiefs have taken the lombardi trophy home, you like their odds this time? >> yes, sir, man, i really do i'm rooting for the chiefs, i think they deserve it. if i had to put money on it, i'm going with the chiefs, man. jon: all right, perhaps to be expected but, you know, the game better than any of us and we will trust your judgment on that, neil davis, former runningback for the chiefs, thanks very much for joining us tonight, enjoy the game. >> thank you. jon: there's only one place to watch the super bowl, that's on your local fox station kickoff for super bowl liv between san francisco 49ers and kansas city chiefs just minutes away, estimated at 6:30 p.m. eastern. but you know it'll be later. in an exclusive interview with fox's sean hannity president trump takes aim at 2020 rival who is skipping tomorrow's democratic caucuses in iowa, why he's singling out this presidential contender next. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines

and 49ers fans are hoping he will have a similar game tomorrow that he had against the packers in thefc championship game. >> i love it. that underscores, one door closes, another one opens. you got to find opportunity in everything. let's talk about the opportunity to get tickets. long shot. because the ticket prices are through the roof. >> through the roof, and actually according to the ticket web sitis, this is the ticket price, highest ever in super bowl history for super bowl liv and a lot of factor, the chiefs haven't played in the game in 50 years, 49ers one of the most storied franchises in the entire league looking for their sixth super bowl title and of course we're in south beach. and a lot of people want to come to this game. on stub hub, the cheapest ticket more than $7,000. incredible. >> insane. and some are go going to buy it. andy, you'll be front and center and you don't have to worry about buying tickets, you have credentials, even better andy, thank you so much. and andy and coy wire, we will be seeing them again, in about 30 minutes from now. kickoff in miami, th

he's got a green bay packers games together and it began in 1957 before i met him, he hits a homerunwin the pennant for the milwaukee braves. and doris, he was carried off the field, it was the moment that i will never forget and all the things that happen to me, the next day in the "new york times", pictures hank aaron being carried off the field in this gigantic celebration by his mainly white teammates. in orval faubus' bring a picture next to it who were trying to go to school in little rock arkansas. and the picture made an indelible impression on me. it influenced my thinking. i would tell you that rachel robinson, jacqui robinson's widow who was a magnificent woman, once asked me where that all started. i said when i looked at that picture i realized how baseball could play a role, sociologically, and it did. and so i guess the other story i will tell you about henry, bright during the steroid situation, i asked six hollow flame players to come to washington and they did. to appear before john mccain's committee it went extremely well. and hank was of course the leadoff speake

fans flock to stores right after the team won the nfc championship over the packers two weeks ago. keep in mind there will likely be street closures to prevent street celebration from getting out of hand. take a look at this map, mission between chavez and 24th may be closed. 24th street to potrero may be closed. while xs and os for everything, everyone is sitting around for the commercials. women may be the target. here is a sneak peek. >> as the battle for super bowl ads heats up, it's women really taking off. "good morning america" got an exclusive look at this star-studded commercial for olay and space for women. >> we have the opposite of a problem. >> also touting female astronauts. >> target acquired. >> audi placing "game of thrones" star macy williams behind the wheel as they let do of the past. >> ♪ let it go >> this pud by kathryn bigelow and microsoft telling the inspiring story of katie sawers. she'll be the first to coach in the super bowl. >> this has not been friendly to women. this year we've seen a lot of super bowl advertisers make a push to be more exclusive. >>

no stranger to sherry cheering on the 49ers as they celebrated in style as the 49ers dominated the packers in the nfc championship but leaders say some fans took it too far. now the city gearing up for another watch party and asking the 49er faithful to partly smart. >> safety has to be a . we do not want a happy occasion of celebration to turn into anything that creates a challenge where someone is hurt or other experiences. >> it was six years ago that the giants fans poured into the streets vandalizing cars and causing mayhem. the police chief says he does not want a repeat of that behavior and confirming there will be additional patrols looking for drunk drivers and officers in every neighborhood throughout the city with the chief saying the sideshow in vandalism that took place after the nfc championship game will not be tolerated. >> when it goes from celebratory to criminal behavior, setting fires and vandalizing property, that's when we come in and try to maintain order. >> the mayor playing her cards close to her best about any parade plans only saying that the city has a lot of e

green bay packer, aaron rodgers. >> it's a fun week.there's so many great events and great people to see out here. my golf is okay. >> with the element of celebrities and amateurs, what is that like? >> larry fitzgerald was over there congratulating me on seeing me play well. it seems like he wins this every week. >> larry, what's the biggest difference between a football cheer and golf cheer. the crowd loves you here, too. >> they're much more polite here. in the middle of niner country, they treated me pretty solid. >> the biggest between a football cheer and golf cheer for you? >> people are very -- nobody is at risk. nobody, in fact, it's very -- it's a gentlemen's game. >> any celebrity or golfer you wanted to meet or got to meet and what was that like? >> i was hoping to see bill murray. i've known him a long time. i didn't get to catch up with him? >> i scrape around. i really do love the game. >> i always have a good time playing with wayne. we enjoyed this week. it's nice to play on sunday. >> i loved having a chance to be in i

. >> well, for me, probably because i ran a hundred yards last ball game against the packers, i'm going to try to do the same thing. during this ball game, i don't know if security will be chasing me down the field, or if somebody might jump on me. >> i need you to go pick up a couple that we left behind because we got some, but we left some behind. so they've got to go pick those up. >> and i spoke to steve young a little bit longer. i had to ask him, what do you think the game plan is going to be for jimmy g. going into the big game here, if he might throw a few more passes than he did in the championship game. h said, wel, you never know what can happen, especially with this squad. you can throw for 8, you can throw for 48. he might be the mvp or it could be someone else. we'll have to wait and see what happens come super bowl sunday. these 49ers greats are calling it already and they're rooting for the 49ers to bring this thing home to san francisco. reporting live in miami, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> i'm not using to seeing the beach and sun behind you this past week. >> i know,

when the niners played the packer, my teammates they couldn't believe that i could still run 100 yardsand it just, it is just part of what i do, and i am looking forward to getting out on the football field, super bowl liv, and maybe try to go another 100 yards, i'm not sure if security will let me do it, they might be chasing me down the field but i will always have my tennis shoes on and i might give it a try. >> you know what, i bet jerry could still play. now let's go from hall of famer to future hall of famer, retired rob gronkowski. he's not playing this year's super bowl. but you better believe he is still at play. we are at the gronk beach party in style, with one of fastest players in the league. >> chicago bears, a 4.24 40. show me that speed, baby. we all use our phones very differently. we need a great network all the time. (vo) everyone in your family is different. these two are always gaming and this one is always on facetime. (vo) so verizon has plans to mix and match starting at $35. and up to $700 off the latest iphone. the network more people rely on, gives you more.

on sunday, january 19, the 49-ers hosted the green bay packers and won the championship which moved them into the super bowl. the game began at 3:40 p.m. and ended at approximately 7:00 p.m. in the past, we have had spontaneous celebrations after these victories which have required multiple deployments to various districts. we thought that was the case on the 19th and it was. each district station had staffing dedicated to n.f.c.-dedicated events. all of the areas had some levels of increased staffing, both on duty and off duty -- i mean e.w.w., overtime, to address the increase in crowds at bars, et cetera. this increase in staff was to ensure that our regular calls to service were not interrupted throughout the city in the event of celebratory activity after the game. i'm going to go into the actual incident that night because i know the commission was very interested in both the donning of personal protective equipment and use of force. i'm going to go into some detail about that. first starting on the policy of personal protective equipment. all officers are assigned personal protect

the running back coleman who dislocated his sourld against the grown bay packers was a full participantthe practice in yesterday's practice and kyle shanahan says he does exhibit coleman to play tomorrow. >>> and in davy, the chiefs were practicing like the niners and they should be fully healthy. everyone has been practicing, including tight end travis kelcey with has been bothered by a nagging knee injury. the game of course kicks off at 3:30 our local time. >>> 7:42 right now. we have much more ahead on today in the bay, coming up, a bay area man who sur vived the auschwitz concentration camp is talking about his liberation on this 75th anniversary. >> we do have some areas of fog. but eventually, our temperatures will be warming up and the sunshine will peak through. upper 60s today, and yet again, but i'm tracking gusty winds for super bowl sunday, coming up. . the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand cover

houston texans star jj watt posting on twitter, hard no on that proposed cba while the packers playerrth. the vote will move to the players union for an initial vote, i should say. the collective bargaining agreement ends after the upcoming season. so still a ways to go for these two sides. >> and i now know, jj watt because of "snl." that's really what it's about. >> i actually even knew that sports reference that you called up, coy. >> he's so confused. >> i know he is. that's what -- well, that's my aim with sports. >>> meanwhile, bernie sanders is the front-runner heading into tomorrow's nevada caucuses. but the state's most influential union says a vote for sanders is a vote to end health care as they know it. kyung lah is live in las vegas with more. what are they telling you? >> well, this is really something that's been playing out for several weeks on the ground here, alisyn. and it's only intensifying as people head to the caucuses and the next 24 hours or so. bernie sanders has been courting the latino vote. this battle threatens to blunt those efforts. just hours to the ne

the packers questioned the balance of revenue sharing between owners and players with a tweet with the current collective bargain agreement ends after this upcoming season. >>> did you hear what red sox legend david ortiz had to say speaking out on baseball's sign stealing scandal? but he is sounding off on the whistle-blower not the astros players who cheated their way to a world series title. he's blasting current oakland a's pitcher mike pierce. >> i'm mad at this guy, the pitcher that came out talking about it and let me tell you why. oh, after you make your money, after you leave the ring, you decide to tell about it. why didn't you tell about it in the season when it was going on? why didn't you say i didn't want to be no part of it so now you looking like a snitch. >> reporter: now to a scary moment in the rockets warriors game. a ball boy seeing his life flash before his eyes. it's actually a hilarious moment. stealing the ball and suddenly charneling back towards that ball pboy who thought he had plenty of time to wipe the floor, but he quickly had to abort mission to get out

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has showed any kind of initiative to step in and actually take action against him and against the packers and this is something that today or tomorrow libyans are celebrating the 9th anniversary of the february 17th revolution a day that libyan folk out said we were alone longer except your and he will no longer accept oppression we will no longer accept dictatorship and libyans of paid thousands of lives and a lot of sacrifices towards this objective and this will continue to libyans have our persistence we are committed to this goal the d.n.a. has a mandate to see through this transitional process regardless of what i have thought of what his backers think or say this is something that will we will achieve of libya is the question is will the national community support this or not so you feel there is room for. a political solution of some sort i only say this because in any conflict in the region that we think at the moment if it was yemen in effect in syria the international community always speaks and says there has to be a political solution the political solution is the only way is

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we have a developing situation with the man who murdered the british back packer.present and that is the point at which parole may be considered so he may serve time beyond that. thank you for watching outside source this week. we will be back with more stories from around the world. goodbye. outside source. hello there are long range forecast does not bring any light up from the u nsettled does not bring any light up from the unsettled weather we have been enduring and recently we had a lot of rain over the last couple of days, wednesday into thursday and it showed really intense bursts and some places had over 100 mm in last 24 hours. accompanied by gusty winds and wintry showers behind. unsettled pattern does not relent as a going to friday. another weather system mainly targeting the northern half of the uk. northern ireland and parts of western and southern scotland, northwest england and especially of her high ground and expect a lot of rain again and some very brisk winds particularly to the eastern side of the canines and southeast scotland with guests of m

ji packer a great theologian summed up the bible's teaching, god saves sinners and that's important.god is not saving good people or wonderful people or holy people, god saves sinners. and really all worlds reporting and writing is based on the assumption that god is holy, we are sinners. christ's sacrifice bridges the gap . the streets plug came the sympathies of man so biblical journalism emphasizes god's simple list and we try to do this. again, being careful not to mischaracterized or abuse or think of our opponents as our enemies because this is the week of the pro-life march here, people who are formally abortionists, so god saves sinners and we try to show this in our reporting in world and we have a podcast. the world and everything in it we would recommend to you all if you're walking your dog or doing stuff like that. we have actually we're starting some podcast series right now and since rob mentioned my writing on compassion and poverty, we have a series of podcast is called compassion that's going on 12 episodes and i think episode 4 deals with changes in washingtonback in

san francisco, definitely saving time by car pooling here but the fast track ers and the cash cash packers. as bears definitely have to wait just made up a new work all right over to the richmond sandra fell we're checking in on the traffic here leading up to the of sluggish, but it's not bad we're looking at 10 minutes for you to the north bay and yes, we are hot spot free. here's a look at some more freeways and drive times we call this a moderate crowding for 6.80 dublin to fremont that's for your southbound role than nimitz under 30 minutes from to 38 to 37 livermore to dublin looks good if i've 80's a part of your drive, no problems there and then 8 minutes for to 37 west milpitas to sunny val darya james thanks a lot of 6 19 in national news following last night's democratic debate the big question is who won yeah throughout the tense to our debate with candidates, trading jabs with each other and the president including michael bloomberg to. >>we've got you kayla of around and showing us the key take away from last night's debate. >>well this was a major debate, the nevada caucuses

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