. >> i saw you when you entered commissioner pating and we'll note that commissioner pating is here late (laughter). >> report back commissioner president chow in place of commissioner chung i was asked to chair the committee and the committee heard the monthly contracts report which did include reviewing little work at rams and it's continuation of a contract and the merger of the barker places and emergency fund that will also have additional funding in order to help carry this ledger out and the third contract report we heard on catholic charities and their contract for another 5 years and we then heard also and the commission is asked to approve those we also heard a new contract to livable city to the contractor for the sunday program they had, in fact, a subcontractor and this will provide them the direct contract for that service the commission then reviewed the san francisco m r i update in our inpatients you, you can review those but we heard this was now the new program that will allow a subsidies on the part of those eligible for premiums payments for the covered california pr

. >> i saw you when you entered commissioner pating and we'll note that commissioner pating is here late (laughter). >> report back commissioner president chow in place of commissioner chung i was asked to chair the committee and the committee heard the monthly contracts report which did include reviewing little work at rams and it's continuation of a contract and the merger of the barker places and emergency fund that will also have additional funding in order to help carry this ledger out and the third contract report we heard on catholic charities and their contract for another 5 years and we then heard also and the commission is asked to approve those we also heard a new contract to livable city to the contractor for the sunday program they had, in fact, a subcontractor and this will provide them the direct contract for that service the commission then reviewed the san francisco m r i update in our inpatients you, you can review those but we heard this was now the new program that will allow a subsidies on the part of those eligible for premiums payments for the covered california pr

. >> re-pate ating all of that capital. that is a stimulus program in its own right and would make possible the creation of hundreds and hundreds of thousands of jobs if targeted. and put to work in a reasonable time frame. what do you think will be required? >> well, i think that the skills of the leadership in silicon valley are unique to the world. and there are some pragmatic things that could be considered. foxconn, who produces all of apple's products over in china and has actually said they are willing to come and invest in the united states. i think of apple were to reach out and say, look, we want you to figure out a way to build our products competitively in the united states, maybe not all the products because there are supply chain issues on components that are difficult to get in the u.s. but there are probably innovative things that could get figured out. i think the president-elect ought to reach out and say what can you do to help our country become great again. >> he yeah. it's a wonderful idea, if it isn't

wade. >> paige pate, always appreciate your insight.coming in. >> thank you. >> day before new year's. happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you. >> martn? >> a massive man hunt under way in pennsylvania this morning after a state trooper was shot and killed in the line of duty. authorities are searching for this man, he is considered to be armed and dangerous. state trooper landon weeber was responding to a domestic-related incident when the suspect opened fire. pennsylvania's governor issued a statement saying in part, quote, i have full confidence that the person who committed this senseless act of violence will be captured and brought to justice, unquote. >>> two people were shot and killed this morning after rapper meek mill's concert in connecticut. two ore people were injured. it happened in the parking lot outside the toyota oakdale in connecticut. the victims have not been identified yet. >>> isis claiming responsibility for a pair of suicide bombings in baghdad. at least 28 people are dead, more than 50 others injured. p

let's talk to criminal defense and constitutional attorney paige pate about this.s we look ahead to what happened, we know that dylann roof is representing himself. what is the chance he will take the stand. >> i think there's a good chance of that. it's clear from the beginning of the crime that dylann roof had a message he wanted to send. we saw the manifesto he wrote, his reason for going in there, his beliefs dealing with white supremacy and he echoed those in his taped confession. for him to have that kind of audience in open court to get his views exposed, i anticipate we're going to see him testify. >> this is a death penalty case. do you think he should die based on what we know thus far? >> there's no question about guilt or innocence. he confessed almost as soon as they arrested him. this trial was never about guilt or innocence. the lawyers there to represent limb, to stand by him, have already told the jury you're probably not going to hear evidence from us, no witnesses. there's not a question of whether or not he did it. what is the right penalty for

karaoke was going to have a leg up, so to speak, on corden's other segments especially because heot g pate with michael jackson. >> did you kiss? >> of course. >> no! >> of course. >> you and michael jackson. >> oh, we remember majacko's big date. we were there. >> so who makes the first move? you or michael jackson? who leans in? >> well, i did if you want to know the truth because he was a little bit shy, however, he was a willing accomplice. >> the 14-minute segment took two hours to ssoot and can we just say flexible? madge is 58, people. >> strike a pose! there's nothing to it, vogue! >> what surprised you most about her? >> how cool she is. we were talking about books and what book she's reading and she was interested in the book i was reading. ? don't cry for me, argentina ? ? >> rarely in carpool karaoke does a star sing a capella and our own history with madonna goes back to 1984. she was just 25. >> when i want to do something, i have to do it. ?? ?? >> madonna seemed to be flirting with james, but then she just had to make a dig. >> what's wrong with this? >> no. >> oh, no! >> w

i will give pate seven out afton. dead yet. thanks. >> thanks for watching. just another day. chasing news. see you tomorrow. we will be on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ homer: d'oh! ♪ (clears throat) yes, uh, the students of springfield elementary have each created an alternative energy vehicle. one of which will ensure the future of humanity as determined by a short race across the parking lot. (mumbles): yeah, yeah. and now, uh, what is your car powered by, uh, fat little boy? hydrogen-powered fuel cells. ah, hydrogen-- yeah, yes, wonderful. my car is powered by the wind! oh, how it blows. mine is potato-powered. i keep tell you i'm not a potato. be quiet, hash browns! dad, i'm so excited! i think-- hey, please don't stand so close.

douglas township on the ramp from route 73, that's philadelphia avenue, to go north on 100 there by pate't know buick gmc. emergency crews remain on the scene. in tullytown bucks county getting reports of a new crash. if you're headed to the dunkin' donuts or the trenton line train station this morning it's along levittown parkway by the intersection with route 13. also have a crash in chester delaware county. this is along 291 that's second street near wilson street. reportedly a vehicle struck a parked car there. so emergency crews are on the scene trying to clean that mess up. and construction crews return elsewhere in delco today. wallingford avenue closing beginning today for the next few weeks from 9:00 until 3:00 as they install a new water main. woodward and possum hollow roads your alternates around that. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. port richmond getting reports of a minor crash along 95 southbound between allegheny and girard. if we see anything in the cameras of course we'll let you see it, too. nydia. >> matt thank you. >>> we have new informa

the chinese ship, whiad shadowing the "bowditch," swooped in, pate small boat in the water, snatched of the drones and disappeared over the horizon, ignoring radio calls to return it. u.s. navy research vessels are routinely shadowed and harassed by chinese ships as part of the shoving match for dominance in the south china sea. this incident, in which a pair of chinese trawlers harassed and almost collided with another navy research ship, occurred in wow 9. but usually, those incidents occur much closer to the chinese mainland than this one. only the chinese know if this was intended as a signal to the incoming trump administration. pentagon officials say it look likes will the chinese ship simply saw a chance to disrupt american operations and went for it. scott. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon tonight. david, thank you. a moment ago woe heard from president obama on syria. in the ruined city of aleppo, these green buses came to evacuate civilians bombarded by syrian and russian planes. but the been interrupted by fighting, and elizabeth palmer picks up our story. >> report

99 million year old dinosaur tail was found end chased a hunk of amber discovered by a clean niece patethe tail supports growing evidence that many dinosaurs sport feathers rather than scales. >> that's going to do it for us tonight. i'm natasha brown for all of us tonight. i'm natasha brown for all of us here lesl (distant siren wailing) (spits) hey, old man. give me your money. come on! (blade clicks) you know what time it is. i know what time it is. get down on the ground. janko: police! don't move! get on your knees! get on your knees! jamie: police! hold it! janko: on your knees! on your knees! hands in the air! (man grunts, horn honks) (horn beeps, man shouts) jamie: police! stop! (panting)

99 million year old dinosaur tail was found end chased a hunk of amber discovered by a clean niece pateupports growing evidence that many dinosaurs sport feathers rather than scales. >> that's going to do it for us tonight. i'm natasha brown for all of us here lesley lauren have a good night everybody. you don't you won't have anything to reach, you won't have anything to strive to be. >>> byron allen, coming to you from entertainmentstudios.com. and this is "the american athlete". get ready to hang out who some of the world's greatest sport superstars. marcus allen. >> i have it on tape, ronnie lott and you confessing that you cheated off me. >> from the philadelphia phillies, chase utley. >> east coast fans are intense, especially in philadelphia. they love you one day and can hate you the next. >> serena williams. >> i had to go to therapy for it but now i can make clothes in other people's sizes. >> this guy is so old. what are you up to? 70 >> 71. you need to remember this. we went to school together. after i graduated i went on to get a masters. i came back just to sit in class. i

city is impossible to believe workers at the airport to and then dave bridges of pate in the demonstration against drake there is a complete disconnect with their jobs and that this is due to international trade. so we break the perception and tell them what the story is. so when people have joined and to find the culprit in with those productivity is in many instances. and unfortunately trade has taken up and against all of the economic uncertainty that existed you put that element with the level of the private sector working with the workers and the community in general come on a larger scale, the issue to redress actively the notion that many facture an - - may fracture in jobs but then look at the other way around in what can we do or commercial safety net? so what does that mean to retrain though workers? not just because you lost your job and you transit into a new job. that is a lot of analysis but i think it can be done. >> so we will go to the audience for a good you have a question please raise your hand. state your name and affiliation, ask a brief question and ask the question

. >> pate, sausages, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. [ speaking french ] >> few namesaficionados of pig than reynaud. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming and they're going mad with production of saucisson. >> in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly and back fat are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. the sprinkling of seasoning and spices. removed in large balls of finely but not too finely chopped leek. you do not want to get your hand caught in one of these things. then mixed to smooth perfection with a dough hook. >> lot of work. >> spread out and layered for consistent seasoning, formed into shapes and smacked to remove air bubbles. >> make sure the meat gets really tight. >> into the sausage machine and piped into organic casings. trust me, it ain't easy. >> very light touch. >> let's see now, wise guy. come on. let's see this. that's how you get pregnant. >> it's all in the meat. >> yeah. >> just release at the end. >> it's a serious workplace but with production nearly done, this

tis pating an uptick in violence when booze is poured on top of this never ending cycle of gang ven debt to -- ven debt tuesday. over 700 people murdered in chicago this year. 3,000 shootings thursday 2,000 last year. most of the tarrings are gang members, one official says the reason for the increase in bloods shed is policings has been politicized and cops are ham strung. >> "sit sizing of policing is killing more black lives. the number of police-related shooting in the cityes less than one half of one percent of the shootings in chicago. that means 99.6% of the shooting are civilian on civilian, generally black on black. >> reporter: 11 cases were gangland retaliation, the reason for the timing this gang rivals knew they would be home. >> mike, thank you. one of america's allies overseas weigh on the television win the u.s. -- on the division between the u.s. and russian. >>> a break in the fighting in syria. the cease fire deal between syria ask turkey apparently now holing. will it last? that's ahead. you got it! what do you think? if you're going to wish, wish big at the lexus dec

i'm kind of worried that by the middle of next year there will be investor disappointment on the pates of this expansion and that will bring down equities but run with equities at the moment. >> what about bonds? let's pull up this chart where treasuries seem to offer real income once again, especially with this 100% market certainty. how sustainable is this? you see -- sayek wities but can nds finally start presenting yields for investors once again? >> yes, i think they'll be looking at this close to 2 ps 5% level and thinking this is long-term value. it really isn't in the bag, there are stale lot of question marks as to whether donald trump will be able to advisor -- deliver on his ambitions. ands support for central markets and banks might start to wa flmplet e. you will see some buyers at 2.5%. i'm not shoo -- so sure we'll break through that and run to 3% as some suggest. >> what about the certainty of a trump stimulus? both market -- both are getting market response here to the positive side but how certain are we? >> i think on opec and nonopec moves we're looking at an oil pr

. >> re-pate ating all of that capital. a stimulus program in its own right and would make possible the creation of hundreds and hundreds of thousands of jobs if targeted. and put to work in a reasonable time frame. what do you think will be required? >> well, i think that the skills of the leadership in silicon valley are unique to the world. and there are some pragmatic things that could be considered. foxconn, who produces all of apple's products over in china and has actually said they are willing to come and invest in the united states. i think of apple were to reach out and say, look, we want you to figure out a way to build our products competitively in the united states, maybe not all the products because there are supply chain issues on components that are difficult to get in the u.s. but there are probably innovative things that could get figured out. i think the president-elect ought to reach out and say what can you do to help our country become great again. >> he yeah. it's a wonderful idea, if it isn't just al

reform the tax code, 7 brackets to 3. 15% corporate tax pate. 10% repatriation rate, for a that multinational banks. and cut in a huge way government regulation. wants to renegotiate trade deals, energy independence, so important for national security and job. replacing obama care should end up like a tax cut for most americans and goal of 4% gdp growth. obama did not have one year of 3% gdp growth, only president in history never to have one year of 3% gdp. if president-elect trump follows through it could create one of the biggest economic booms i argue the country has ever seen and history i think proves. it'll be very similar to what president's kennedy and reagan did. they understood that in order to have real economic growth you need to unleash the potential of the free market. free market capitalism. go back to jfk. he set in motion a plan to cut the top marginal tax rate from 91%, he dropped it to 77. and during his short time as president 3.8 million jobs were created while seeing an average of 4.4% gdp growth. reagan took over for carter. remember a bad economy then. he took the con

it's like a -- >> pate. >> oh, sweet. want mas.rld. >> you want to eat this? the whole thing? >> this? yeah. chocolate. this is the chocolate of the gods. some grilled octopus and sea bream and some nice pork tenderloin and my personal favorite, a particularly delicious morcilla, fresh blood sausage. yes? i feel some duende coming on. i can just squeeze the -- i'm telling you. sexual metaphor coming. beautiful. just feeling them is -- yeah. looking good. wow. look at that. a lot of fat. >> yeah. it's quite nice. >> those were happy pigs. lazy pigs. >> the ones we like. the ones we breed here in spain. >> yeah, the pigs and the bulls are very happy here. >> moment of truth. >> okay. enough with the work. let's eat. nice. [ speaking foreign language ] awesome. great meal. great, great, great. this is the dream of all the world. the dream is to live in granada. work in the morning, have a one-hour nap in the afternoon. at night go out and have that life. go out and see your friends and eat tapa and drink red wine and be in a beautiful

. >> re-pate ating all of that capital.a stimulus program in its own right and would make possible the creation of hundreds and hundreds of thousands of jobs if targeted. and put to work in a reasonable time frame. what do you think will be required? >> well, i think that the skills of the leadership in silicon valley are unique to the world. and there are some pragmatic things that could be considered. foxconn, who produces all of apple's products over in china and has actually said they are willing to come and invest in the united states. i think of apple were to reach out and say, look, we want you to figure out a way to build our products competitively in the united states, maybe not all the products because there are supply chain issues on components that are difficult to get in the u.s. but there are probably innovative things that could get figured out. i think the president-elect ought to reach out and say what can you do to help our country become great again. >> he yeah. it's a wonderful idea, if it isn't just all

found inside a bathroom at ruth cyst steak house in arlington the unidentified man they believe is a patei died and the death is not suspicious. >> and a maryland family ended up in the hospital after suffering carbon monoxide poisoning after shopping. white oaks in silver string spring after a woman and three kids fell ill. they spent time in car and were taken to shock trauma baltimore and firefighters tell us they were alert and conscious when they were taken to the hospital. the family is expected to make a full recovery. >> a buoy man facing possession charges after a gun was found inside his bag at bwi thorough good airport and the man was s board a plane to los angeles and he cause taken into custody by maryland police had he stored that gun his checked baggage he would not be facing charges. >> now that christmas is over many of you may wonder what to do with your christmas tree. and in fairfax country christmas trees will be collected during the first two weeks of january. if you live in montgomery country you can put your tree on the cushion your recycling day and prince george

they was only eating mashed po pates and rice. >> there was a level of anxiety, if we went out side ofhe house would they have something she was able to eat. >> i kept my mind occupied. >> use of distraction that is fine by me. >> it's an eating disorder interfering with your ability to be like other kids. >> while watching her during a session is not easy, there have been improvements. the doctor likens herself to a sports coach helping kids practice and practice until they can do it on their own. she helps them recognize sweet sour and savory and praising them when they like new things. >> the basis for successful treatment for picky eating is eating. not talking about it or looking for the cause it's practice. >> the old technique trying a bite to see if you like it. both agree that simply doesn't work. >> for me i take around seven bites of a food before it gets a big better for me. >> she is eating hamburger, fruit and a pepperoni calzone. the most common misconception is that picky eaters are spoiled and that is not the case. head to my facebook page for more on seeking help. thi

dallas is tied with the pate rets for the best record in the nfl thanks to ezekeil elliot. touchdown run and then he donates himself to the big red kettle. he got an unsportsman-like conduct penalty for this, but probably will be fine. he said after the game that he is going to match whatever fine the nfl gives him with a donation to the salvation army. dallas goes on for the win 26-20. now, chris, baby it's cold outside. fans in the nfl were freezing everywhere. like in kansas city where the kickoff temperature was 1 degree but the wind chill made it feel like 9 below. that is the coldest game ever played at arrowhead stadium. so cold before the game, guys, that tickets were going for 2 bucks. to make it even worse for chiefs fans, though. their team ended up losing to the titans. 19-7, brutally cold in chicago, as well. packers and bears. gametime temperature 11 with the wind chill at minus 4. that's so cold that even the glue on the helmet decal. check this out. you've never seen anything like this. a huge hit knocks the sticker clean off his helmet. the packers go on fo

. >> i didn't a, april advertise pate him throwing the ball quite as much, you know, we felt, or i feltas capable of doing it but you never want to expose a young rookie quarterback to that and listen, he has done outstanding things for us in the running game and passing game. >> you go in the game with a game plan. we want to be balanced every game, but sometimes you get down, sometimes it is what they are giving you. i guess it is hard to say that i expect to throw this much but it is just way games have gone so i'm in the complaining about it or thinking. >> carson and eagles taking on the ravens at one, trying to snap a four game losing streak , we will get you ready for the game with toyota sunday kick off at 11:30 this morning on cbs-3 and we are coming to you live there baltimore. >>> tomorrow the flyers will look to start another winning streak, when they host nashville, their ten game streak, long necessary 31 years came to an even yesterday against dallas. goalie steve mason back in net after two days off. no score in the first. taylor lear, rebounding a shot , his first caree

. >> so suspenseful again as we pate for more from donald trump. you were in north carolina and as we're talking about this, the president-elect, his choice for defense secretary and this is general mattis, the white house press secretary josh earnest had this to say about that selection. >> when it comes to general mattis, we're talking about somebody that president obama knows. general mattis is the commander of central command for two or three years while president obama was in office. he is somebody who served his country with distinction. >> all right. so earnest went on to say he's really not passing judge on this. we know donald trump revealed he has calls with president obama and there are certain names that float back and forth and president obama says, yeah or yea or nay. what do we know about capitol hill and its reaction to mattis? >> look at what they're saying on capitol hill. i think that's our best indication of whether or not it will be smooth sailing for him. and right now you look at house minority leader nancy pelosi, she said t

which i feel really committed to, not serving this progressive intellectualizing pate troh noising. i want to pause because i'm trying to honor the space i am being in and not go easy places intellectually and try to bring my confusion and my vulnerability and, my, sort of spiritual quests to that as opposed to always sounding like someone who has the perfect, pithy thing to say, that is safe to say because it is very intellectual. i guess i'm doing all this i'm constantly creating community, which to bring it back to my mom was her legacy. i have this woman's group in oakland that meets once a month and hangs out and has pot luck and drinks, talks about a theme. everywhere i go i like accidentally create these awesome communities which i understood through the research of writing in this book was a skill. before i thought, this is what people do. this is something i may be most proud of is that and i want to honor that. >> would you read, as we finish, i marked marked this passage. this is from the end of the book. i was thinking maybe, i would say, i can't read my writing. oh. so

they are tis pating in the annual eggnog chugging contest.ho can chug a quarter the fastest and keep it down, the senior, there in the white t-shirt, he gets bragging rights this year. that is hard. >> how do you practice? >> with a lot of eggnog. >> wow. >> teenage boys can eat so much. >> it doesn't matter. >> their calorie intake is -- >> melissa doesn't like eggnog. >> yeah, i like it with a little something in it that changes it. we're going to take you to the land of misfit toys. three sectors that made santa's nice list this year and the three stocks getting a big fat lump of coal. that's straight ahead. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> hi, everybody. here's what's happening this hour. the trump campaign announcing that campaign manager kellyanne conway will serve as counselor to the president in the trump adm

that is well above the national average so very proud of that as well and love to have your par tist pate any level any time. we need individuals who can be mentors. we are establishing the mentorship program at the time. the ideal meantser someone working as a blind or visually impaired individual but that is smoims difficult to make a match with careers and jobs people are looking for so will accept any mentor if any of you wish to work with blind or visually impaired person to keep their motivated or confidence. my e-mail is kwilliams @ lighthouse-sf.org. my telephone number is 415-694-7324. we love to have you visit our website, lighthouse -sf.org and we have all our programs are listed there so we-employment is one of the services we provide for the community. any staff questions or comments? >> quick comment kate. thank you for being here. you have such great energy and just want to know if i ever need bad news given to me can i hire you to do that? [laughter] >> i think you can tell i believe-on a personal note, i didn't lose my vision until i was late in life and i had a career an

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but i grew up in a multi-family household where the grandpa was the pate ree yark, he was off the boatore cultural. italian families did that. on our block there were like five italian immigrant families. it was because of economic reasons as well. but it was certainly -- i have a daughter who has a full-time job and i'm deciding whether or not to charge her rent. maybe you can help on that. >> does she know that or she knows that now? >> she knows it now. are you kidding? she's 21. she's not up this early. >> thanks, guys. >> little jimmy. >>> all right. some politics news. president-elect donald trump meeting with defense company ceos yesterday at his mar-a-lago report in florida. the ceos including boeing's and lockheed martin's. trump tweeted about the high cost of the f-35 fighter jet program. of course that was lockheed's. and the contract to build replacement air force one aircraft and that was boeing's. trump extracted a pledge from the ceo of boeing to keep the cost below $4 billion. >> we're going to get it done for less than that. and we're committed to working together to m

now, if you can't get through on the phone lines and want to're pennsylvania tase pate go to facebook dom/booktv or tweet us,@book tv is our twitter handle. we'll get to your calls just as quickly as we can. let me tell you just a little bit about our three authors. let's begin with eri hotta. her book is called "japan, 1941" and came out just a couple years ago and he is also taught at oxford university in the past. born in tokyo. craig nilsson -- i'm sorry, steve twomey next. his book is called "countdown to pearl harbor, the 12 days to the attack." he won a pulitzer prize for feature writing at the philadelphia inquirer and then worked to "washington post" for many years and has taught at new york university and city university of new york. and finally, craig nelson, his most recent back is called "pearl harbor from infamy to greatness." a former vice president and executive editor of harper and rowe, high peeran and random house. some of his other books include rocket men ex-epic story of the first men on the moon and author of the first heroes. the extraordinary story of the dool

a judge set a hearing on matter for january 6th, so joining us now criminal defense attorneys page pate having me. patti ann: durst is suspected of killing his friend, susan burman. the implication being he's already killed one witness, he could kill another. he was also charged in the death of a neighbor, but he was never convicted in either death. and defense attorneys say that the suggestion is just meant to taint the jury pool. paige, what do you say? >> well, i don't think there's any reasonable probability that durst can personally cause any harm to these potential witness witnesses. but he has a lot of money, a lot of resources, and if he wanted to reach out and actually have these witnesses if not killed, at least intimidated, that's certainly a possibility. so i don't see any harm in recording this testimony as long as the defense gets an ample opportunity to cross-examine these witnesses, and that's what concerns me. i don't think they have sufficient ed about what these witnesses may say. the prosecution needs the give that to them well in advance of this hearing. patti ann: