penn, would you like to come up and say a few comments. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i'm miquel penn, i came here to go to san francisco state and ended up staying here for the last 23 years because of the beauty and diversity of the city. i'm before you now for a seat on the citizen's committee on community development because of my work experience, passion and belief. my work experience, i'm a workforce development professional working mostly in the construction field but also in what we would consider in-use jobs. i was sector coordinator of the city build academy, construction program manager for mission hiring hock, managing our redevelopment job placement program and also working in the ins and outs, supervisor breed, i'm sure you know in the cbo union, i wear a lot of hats and picked up a lot of experience in workforce development. one thing i can say about workforce development is the beauty that san francisco has with the diversity of organizations serving all of san francisco. i also had the privilege of working with the redevelopment agency in building affordable housing a

bob, a penn state grad, an engineering degree from penn state, no surprise. >> well, they taught him put this here with 45,000 lights in this display. hopefully the neighbors are penn state fans, too. but you never know. >> it's weird because it doesn't really get you in the christmas spirit. >> no, i feel like i want to go outin the stable and catch somebody. >> cats getting stuck in the wall. we first start with the michigan humane society. they're rescuing a kitten stuck in a wall at the gas station. >> i used the cat grabber to get him out. >> the cat grabber. they have an official tool now, that's how common these rescues are. >> oh, look at how hungry it was. as soon as it ate its fool, they're going to put it on for adongs. >> this he said it opened into open floor joints and as we know, cats are drawn to each other. >> this is his home, right? >> yeah. >> they should just leave that hole there. >> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "wendy williams." today it's getting cold outside.

thbrought t penn life insurance. ebrought tol penn life insurance.t to colonial penn life insurance. b colonial penn life insurance. ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ >>> philadelphia eagle fans aren't known to be the warmest fans in the league. once they booed santa claus. >> they are tough, philly fans. let me tell you. last night they had a lot to cheer about. more than just the victory over the bears, they saluted a former eagles cheerleader who changed in to a military uniform to serve two tours in afghanistan. it is a great story. here's linzie janis. >> 25-year-old washburn honored as a hometown hero from the eagles the team she used to cheer for. four years ago she gave up pom pom for an assault rifle, becoming a lieutenant in the u.s. army. >> i was always going to join the military. they are not exactly the same but both jobs require you to handle stress. >> reporter: while in college, washburn was an officer training but craved another challenge. so

i've really taken joy in being able to show people some of the great things penn staters are doing.e very seriously. >> reporter: john urschel plans to try the nfl then tackle a ph.d.. >> people look at me and they say that there are these two almost completely separate aspects of myself. but honestly, i'd say they all fit under the same letterhead of just heart work, dedication and just a drive to be the best at what i do. >> finish up what you're writing. >> reporter: not a bad foundation, whatever the field he's in or on. jim axelrod, cbs news, state college, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a live update on vice president joe biden's trip to asia, as he meets with the japanese prime minister today. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,

penn state with the kill.ardinal lose a heartbreaker in five, and eliminated from the tournament. >>> mike montgomery hosting fresno state. the bears in control the entire way. creflo knocks down a three. great passing high low the flush. david kravish cal gets the win 57-56. >>> 9er fans can keep it right here on kpix 5 after this newscast. jeremy newberry joins dennis o'donnell for "49ers preview. >>> before "super bowl l" hits levi stadium the new home will host of super bowl sports entertainment. wrestle mania 31 is coming to the bay area in 2015. ♪[ music ] >> wwe is anything but conventional. >> wrestle mania is truly a spectacle. it's suspense of a 9th inning home run. it's the tension of a 4th quarter drive if the super bowl all rolled into every, single moment. >> also want to let vince mcmahon know that if he needs a bodyguard, he can call me. >> i remember being a little kid and dropping elbows on my brother. >> i think the funniest time was when he drove the beer truck into the arena. >> this is un

call about the colonial penn program now. >> could there be a better candidate for feel good story ofthe year than batkid? the 5-year-old cancer battling story gave the make-a-wish foundation publicity you can't buy. as done daily reports the complexity of the requests coming into the charity now are creating a whole new challenge. >> 16-year-old raymond remick's dream was to meet his football heros, the new york giants. yesterday the make-a-wish foundation made his wish come true. >> you know they really make it happen. i think it's awesome. >> raymond was born with a dangerous heart condition, a fact not far from his father jim's mind. >> from a personal permit there's a little better sweet to it and a little emotion going on. >> reporter: once upon a time, the giant welcome the remick's received would be seen as a giant success for make a wish, that is, until batkid happened. last month, 5-year-old myles scott was granted a superhero sized wish. the young cancer victim wanted to be batman for a day. he done add cape and mask and thanks to thousands of volunteers, fought a series of

penn and brunswick lines also an s schedule and no camden trains. the northbound side of 95 is looking good. 270 southbound looking great as well. shady grove road to the point where the lanes divide. now we'll go over to virginia and see what it looks like on the northbound side of i-95. all green to 395. we'll take a live look in springfield on the northbound side. you can see even the hov lanes are open and volumes are light. >>> nasa is preparing for a space walk this morning to fix a cooling system on the international space station. astronauts removed the faulty pump during a space walk over the weekend. >> susan mcginnis has a preview of the procedure that has only been done once before on christmas eve. >> reporter: nasa astronauts

penn state offensive lineman john urschel is exceptional. >> yy squared evaluated from y equals x. >>ter: but it's another set of numbers that elevate them to unique in the world of college football. >> this gives us the integral from 0 to 2. >> reporter: he graduated with a degree in mathematics in just three years and a perfect 4.0 g.p.a. he finished one masters degree and is working on a second and has as many as versety letters. >> this is uncommon amongst math graduate students. i'm 22 and i have four papers. >> reporter: urschel credits his math background for his ability to analyze defenses and make quick decisions. mostly head coach bill o'brien marvels at a player who writes on instabilities in the sun->> pelley:er-asteroid three body problem but sometimes o'brien just laughs. >> if you give her the percentage of how many times this team blitzes, he wants to know the whole survey size and what games we looked at and how many numbers related to -- john, just take it from us, they blitz a lot. >> reporter: urschel is just what the doctor ordered for penn state whose image was p

washington there's penn national gaming. their bid is for $700 million casino with restaurants and a hotel. and then there's greenwood racing. their proposal is for an $800 million parx casino in ft. washington off indian head highway. consultants reviewed all three proposals for the state board that will decide who gets the license. mgm has been favored by state consultants, we won't know for sure who will get the sixth and final license until the board votes in oxon hill. i'm tracee wi

mgm, penn national and greenwood racing in fort washington., 140 table games, hotel, theater and restaurants. greenwood racing is offering an $800 million parx casino and spa with 170 table games, hotel rooms an event facility, eight restaurants and lounges. plus, offering 100 million dlarls for roadway improvements. penn national is offering a $700 million casino, hotel event center, nine restaurants, lounges and bars, 100% of the profits go to health care and teachers in the county. >> more slots does little to enhance the attractiveness and generate. >> reporter: they said mgm will make the most money annually meaning more money for the state. mgm is projected to make 713 million a yoor. penn national gaming, $560 million a year, parx $682 million. this is by no means over. the final vote is going to happen at the end of the month. what the experts were saying is these few minutes apart driving from the beltway and making rights and lefts to get to the other casinos could impact the cost. coming up, we hear from the other casinos, what they

. >> the year before the team at penn ha had treatied their first patient, emily whitehead. >> she had a few weeks. >> no option for treatment? >> this is it. >> this is it. >> dr. stephen grupp took care of emily at children's hospital of philadelphia. >> at the time she came to us her leukemia was completely out of control and not responding to any rrming therapy. >> the little girl grew even sicker as the new killer t cells battled her cancer. >> she was as sick as you could be without actually dying. she was in an intensive care unit receiving absolutely amazing care from our docs. multiple organs were failing, she was comatose, the family were told to gather in her reflts because she wasn't likely to survive until the next day. >> her doctors fought just to keep her alive in in what they would call the storm before the calm. on her seventh birthday emily awoke from her coma. >> we did a test and there weren't any cancer cells and there never have been ever since. >> none at all? >> no cancer that we can detechnicality in her bone marrow anywhere. >> two weeks later bob levis had h

washington there's penn national gaming.heir bid is for a $700 million casino with restaurants and a hotel. and then there's greenwood racing. they're proposing an $800 million parx casino just off indian head heyway. consultants have been reviewing all three proposals for the state board that will decide who gets the license. today in a hearing their findings will be made public. but greenwood racing confirmed for us that ft. washington site has gotten a lot of criticism from the consultants. mgm and penn gaming are not commenting on how their proposals did. again, we are expecting this to be a long day. we're going to hear from the consultants. we're going to hear from all of the casino operators defending their site locations and then there will be

there are reports out there that sean penn himself may have been involved.? >> it goes back more than a year. sean penn personally went to bolivia last december. he met with astriker. he met with his wife. he also testified in congress to try to put pressure on the american government to do something about it, to be more involved in trying to liberate him. so he's been instrumental in trying to get him out of bolivia from the beginning. >> do you have any indication as to where this man is right this moment? >> not clearly, but bolivians are saying he took a flight from peru to los angeles. he lived in new york before he was detained in bolivia. and has family in new jersey, but neither sean penn nora striker have been seen publicly since they returned to the united states, brooke. >> okay, rafael romo, thank you very much. >>> coming up here, mitt romney like you have never seen before. netflix has a new documentary with exclusive access to the former presidential candidate, and it shows that very moment he learned he lost the election. we'll show that to y

i don't know who ben penn is, i went online to find it and ordered it and will get it tomorrow. go for it. joey you have one thing. >> the kids believe in the magic of christmas and the magic of santa and i want them not to lose that, that dream. >> now, there's another one, i confess that i have no idea what a ben penn watch is but apparently she went out and bought one and is sending it to that child. people are having a lot of fun with this. people are coming in today, the deadline has passed to pick letters but people are coming in to mail their packages today. but apparently in new york city you can still pick a letter and try to send a gift until 4:00 p.m. christmas eve. >> i'm glad you said that because i have a feeling brian there are people that are watching now that want to get in on this. the woman you just showed seemed to be getting as much out of this than i think the children do. it seems that people help because they get a lot of joy out of this. is that the impression that you get? >> yeah, people get a lot of enjoyment out of giving at christmastime. they do. t

. >> dr carl june and a team of researchers at penn are treating leukemia in a revolutionary way, taking t-cells, white blood cells from the sickest patient and genetically engineering them to attack cancer. they infuse the t-cells with a form of the aides virus or h.i.v. that has been disabled so it cannot cause the disease. the newly engineered t-cells are transfused back into the patients blood. then the fighting begins. >> is there a war going on for your body here? >> yes, it's literally a war. the cells are - you know, you can see them under a microscope. the t-cells are what are called serial killer cells, going from one tumor cell to the next and kill them. a few days after, bob could feel the war raging within. >> my fever got up to just above 104. i would be sweating the bed, my heart rate was the most amazing thing. it went up over 100 beats per minute and stayed there 24-7 for seven days. boom. >> that meant the new killer attacking. >> there's a good thing. >> with this therapy it's a good thing. it lasts for a week or two and when it goes away generally it means the leukaem

that's special stuff for penn state. so now overtime number two begins with georgia with the football and they will keep it on the ground. back-to-back touchdowns for gurley. >> rod: you got to get pressure off the edge here but look at the cross blocking up front. great job by dallas lee, number 64, the left guard and david andrews, 61. they've blocked a huge opening for gurley. that was fantastic. >> bob: can georgia tech answer? 50 yards on four carries and two touchdowns in the two overtimes now for todd gurley. >> rod: you're going to get the pressure here from the outside. but watch the double blocking you get there and then you just get gurley getting in behind him. i mean ray great job by dallas lee and then a good block also by gates for the tackle and huge hole and pressure that came from thomas meant nothing. >> bob: so now can the georgia defense get the stop? 13th game in his career with 100 yards or more for gurley gur. but a handoff and plenty of room for david sims. a gain of 9 1/2 just outside the 15 yar

u s pacific fleet officials said last week that the aegis equipped cruiser uss in kal penn's narrowly avoided a collision with a chinese naval vessel. the incident occurred on december as an international waters. us officials said the chinese as i maneuvered to close to the just face it and it failed to act in line with the international norms which resulted in the new meds china's defense ministry issued a statement on wednesday saying its vessel had encountered in st according to the protocol is said that the defense department's but kept informed of the situation and carried out effective communications. she added that both sides and willing to maintain close cooperation and make efforts to ensure regional peace and stability us media reported that china's liaoning aircraft carrier had been conducting training exercises and the aegis cruiser had been gathering intelligence detroit said that although the chinese side ordered the us is kal penn's to stop because it kept moving because it was in international waters and the chinese and so blocked its corners. chinese media reported th

sean penn.hat we don't know, how he got out. the bolivians didn't let him go. the u.s. government says they didn't help him escape. the only person talking, mr. sean penn. who told the associated press that ostreicher had been secretly extracted in a humanitarian operation to free him from the corrupt prosecution and imprisonment he was suffering in bolivia. was this some kind of intercontinental jail break? penn would only confirm to the ap that he is with the new york businessman who he says is safe, doing well and receiving medical attention at an undisclosed location. this murky story began with ostreicher's june 2011 arrest in bolivia, suspected of laundering drug money through the rice business he managed there. >> the worst part is he's an innocent man. he didn't do anything wrong. he proved that innocence in a court of law. >> reporter: ostreicher strongly denied the accusations. >> the reason they're putting me in jail is because my associate in switzerland is wanted for trafficking. >>

you get lost. >> sean penn starring in it. what about christian wade. she's a funny lady. >> she is but restrained here. not funny enough. >> i'm not a big fan on this one so i'll pass on that. finally we get to a couple of movies starring a couple of best actress oscar winners. we have meryl streep playing julia roberts' mother. here's a peek. >> i thought the services were lovely. >> nobody talks about the good stuff. >> she takes pills, valium, zanax. >> what about that stunt she pulled? she smuggled a bottle of dar vow set in her purse. >> you want to search me? >> no. >> it's not all bright in families and movies. this is definitely the case in "august: osage county." >> but it's oscar time. you have to have a meryl streep. >> what is behind this dark comedy? >> it's based on a pull diser and tony winning -- pulitzer and tony winning prize play. the death of a father. meryl streep is the mother, the three daughters and their various significant others come back and there's also tension because she's been a tough woman to live with. >> they had some

. >> sean penn went to bolivia to negotiate his release. now they're accusing the u.s.ent of helping with the esca escape. >> reporter: jacob is home. >> he arrived in the united states monday morning. >> reporter: but how the american businessman returned to the u.s. is a mystery. arrested in 2011 in bolivia, managing a rice business and accused of laundering drug money. in may 2012, he his wife said the family was puzzled and dismayed by accusations. >> the worst part is that he's an innocent man. he didn't do anything wrong. and he proved that innocence in the court of law. >> reporter: last december after spending 18 months in prison without being charged and his health failing he was put under house arrest. an interview with cnn and espagnole, he strongly denied the charges. >> the reason this putting in jail because my associate in switzerland is want ford narco trafficking and without the judge seeing evidence. >> reporter: actor sean penn, who took up the cause of his freedom, traveled to bolivia a year ago and met with president morales. >> we're honored and gr

washington there's penn national gaming. their bid is for a $700 million casino with restaurants and a hotel. and then there's greenwood racing. they're proposing an $800 million parx casino just off indian head heyway. consultants have been reviewing all three proposals for the state board that will decide who gets the license. today in a hearing their findings will be made public. but greenwood racing confirmed for us that ft. washington site has gotten a lot of criticism from the consultants. mgm and penn gaming are not commenting on how their proposals did. again, we are expecting this to be a long day. we're going to hear from the consultants. we're going to hear from all of the casino operators defending their site locations and then there will be a long question and answer period. we'll be there covering all of it. in ft. washington i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> all right. coming up on 4:31 now on this friday morning. if you're just waking up, good morning. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> nice to have you on a fri

. >> one of the fascinating parts of the book is your relationship with a guy named sean penn.that way when he was a kid? did he he have that anti--american chip on his soldier. >> the sean that i know is hilarious. really, really smart. and gets the joke. and and is arguably our best. >> very intense guy when it comes to politics. very far left. >> he is very very much occupies that space. >> do you talk politics with penn? >> no. >> that's a good thing, right? you don't want to get into that. >> i don't want to get run over. have you become more conservative as you get older? >> without a doubt. i mean, i am a centrist, my son who is studying politics in high school had me take online very complicated poll. you couldn't have put me more in the middle than where i ended up. and, i don't know what that -- what that says about me, but that's where i ended up. >> the one thing it says but is that you are very wise not to talk politics with sean penn.ly w >> in a matter of days those missiles will be operational. >> i will not be pushed not by crews chef and not by youto you. they

it reached a record high on penn state this week at one point nine million across and ten i miss dancing zombies trying to make life easier for people affected by the twenty eleven vehicle accident in nutrition. can this cabinet approved a fresh guidelines to paste in reconstruction efforts can help people settling in many communities if they need to i hope i get up the reconstruction of the tuna is essential for japan's revitalization. more than one hundred thousand residents are still forced to live away from their homes because of the accident the mission is to help them get it back. the reiki online soon as possible. plans to increase compensation from the stands who wanted the local benefit them homes the evacuation or to send it to begin as receive payments for mental distress for one day now that the logistics by now. this encounter ten home and want to stop anyone else planned to be able to get financial support to purchase homes. it has to be in a twofold to be compensated for mental distress police have given up hope of extending into the homes. so this is the key built a house

international accents action center activists cal of mao penn believes the government itself is the source of the unrest. the oil in mexico this is something that the mexican people you know have called claims for themselves they say it's their property they say belongs to doubt but now just like so much of the wealth of the world's being privatized being handed over to private corporations and being utilized to make profits work for some capitalist and that's that's an outrage and that's why the people are are rising up against it that's why we see all these massive outcry because the people of mexico have really made clear that the government of mexico doesn't represent them that represents interests in the united states and they would like sovereignty and independence. you can buy more stories we're covering it r.t. dot com and they all will see three hundred lashes for calling for a constitutional monarchy saudi activists are punished for criticizing the ruling family and get a further four years in prison plus preparations for world cup two thousand and fourteen could be undermined as

penn gillette said this beckett is not the governmentts business to protect your privacy from facebookebook does things that people don't like everybody will leave facebook and a lot of business. all you need is free speech and free markets. john: free speech to free markets? that is about all we need. that is our show. too. that's my "2 cents more." thank you for joiniig us tonight. ♪ lou: of the nation's largest unions bankrolling in organizing a protest that they tried to promote as a fast-food working strike an attempt to double the minimum wage to a fast-food workers raising their pay to $15 an hour. tonight we will have the story of how much the liberal media decided, is certainly no better, to take the service employees international union's dramatic but phony strike story and run with it. there were quite a few. i'm lou obbs. ♪ good eveni

penn gillette said this beckett is not the governmentts business to protect your privacy from facebookngs that people don't like everybody will leave facebook and a lot of business. all you need is free speech and ee markets. john: free speech to free markets? that is about all we need. that is our show. see you next week. >> hey, i'm tracy byrnes with the fox business network. welcome to "wine with me." during this special we will talk about one of my farite things. wine. we will go to some of thbest wine cellars, talk the best people in the industry and more importantly get to see inside some of the greatest sellers. let's go inside the 21 club. >> have the utmost honor to be sitting in theasement of the 21 club with the win director. he will tell us about how this place came to be. >> i have a story of one of my guess who have a chÂteau in

penn gillette said this beckett is not the governmentts business to protect your privacy from facebook everybody will leave facebook and a lot of business. all you need is free speech and free markets. john: free speech to free markets? that is about all we need. that is our show. see you next week. gerri:. >> i am denis deal tonight the jobs report rocks on austria but jumping get the national debate whether to boost the minimum wage and extend to receive unemployment benefits and there's a laundry and emergency? but the real reason obamacare is failing and ready far deeper than on the web site also of are the katy imperial bureaucracy in washington bureaucrats ever reaching lke never before coming up.

surveillance state i'm joined by my guest suzanne also in new york she is the executive director of the penn american center and in washington we cross to eugene puryear he is a national organizer with the answer coalition all right cross talk rules in fact that means both of you can jump in any time you want you to if i go to you first in washington ever since this. scandal that the n.s.a. broke with the as a result of mr snowden we've gotten one leak after another and we've been told today that it's only about one percent of what he is willing to through other people obviously now to expose and i watch all of these leaks coming out and at first i had to be like most everyone does really quite shocked and amazed and now i'm not shocked or amazed anymore the only thing that really concerns me because i'm in media is this how encompassing it is it seems like it's people are kind of dulled by it i mean they just know this is we're calling this program digital octopus and even when we see that symbol i don't see the outrage in the grassroots why is that. well i think that we've seen some outrag

penn gillette said this beckett is not the governmentts business to protect your privacy from facebookcebook does things that people don't like everybod will leave facebook and a lot of business. all yoneed is free speech and free markets. john: free speech to free markets? that is about all we need. that is our show. that is our show. see you next week. hello, i'm dave gentry. welcome to small stocks and big money! [music] [music] [music] [music] new viewers it's nice to meet you and for those of you who are already members of the redchip nation, ank you for being part of the fastest growing community of small-cap investors in the world. and whether you're watching on fox business in seattle, new york, la las vegas, or rome. somewhere in

penn north happens to be in the center of baltimore city. there's a lot of history because i'm a native baltimorean, and what it means to me is, i have the opportunity to come in one of the most historic communities and help it get better, the same community that a lot of things happened for me, so that i can get better at my life. that's what this place means to me. the definition of peer recovery support in my mind starts from the basis of friendship. it's about credibility, a trusting relationship, mutually beneficial, where the helper and the person being helped both receive therapeutic value. well, peer support recovery services has helped me in the aspect of it gives me a one-on-one with someone who is come from where i come from. and i say that because of the very title of it: peer support. one of your peers are supporting you. somebody that's been where you been, somebody that's done the things that you've done, seen what you've seen. and it's ironic because that was the purpose of me choosing to come here to this program, was becaus

penn gillette said this beckett is not the governmentts business to protect your privacy from facebookbook does things that people don't like everybod will leave facebook and a lot of business. all you need is free speech and free markets. john: free speech to fe markets? that is about all we need. that is our show. see you next week. >>> today, a unique perspective on nelson mandela. an apartheid leader who helped transform south africa and served in mandela's government. >> adored by all of the people of this country. >> pik botha reflects on mandela's life and legacy. and we'll go live to south africa for the latest on the death of a towering statesman. then, the white house launches a new obama care offensive. >> you got good ideas, bring them to me. let's go. but we're not repealing it

penn gillette said this beckett is not the governmentts business to protect your privacy from facebookn't like everybody will leave facebook and a lot of business. all you need is free speech and free markets. john: free speech to free markets? that is about all we need. that is our show. see you next week.of the melting arctic ice caps. >> thanks for joining us. >>> raise the wage! raise the wage! raise the wage! >> super sizing the wage war. fast food workers in hundreds o cities walking off the job this week. it's all part of union-backed protests, demanding 15 bucks an hour. and president obama agreeing it's time for a raise in the minimum wage. >> i'm going to keep pushing until we get a higher minimum wage for hard-working americans across the entire country. it will be good for our economy. >> but, as the unemployment rate is heading in the right direction, will this wage hike have jobs taking a hike? hi, everyone, this is "bulls and bears." let's get right to it. the bulls and bears.

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that is the latest live from penn station this morning.ti ann and elizabeth merry christmas happy new year to you guys. back to you? >> robert moses same to you. have a good one. >> we are going to reveal the dark side of shopping. it is a busy holiday shopping season. some men get dragged along to the mall with their girlfriends wives or families. so now there is an insurance gr instagram page to show how unhappy they are. you see them in pictures looking like they can't wait for it to be over. >> mcdonalds is giving employees odd advice. avoid fast food. the employee resource web site published a few posts bashing the nutritional quality saying it is high in calories fat, sugar and assault. another picture have a big mac unhealthy choice. they came under fire after it advised employees to return holiday gifts to get out of debt. mcdonalds claim the post was a third party material and would quote continue to review it. >> a settlement. they will pay millions of dollars to resolve their u.s. fully c fuel economy lawsuit. adam shapiro is jo

i decided to go to penn. i had not been accepted at yale. i was going to go to penn law chool. yale sent me, you knew you were accepted if they sent you a big packet of materials. yale sent me the thinnest of letters. we are not into the catalog thing. we are yale. [laughter] not only that, but they sent it to my grandparents in georgia, who never open my mail because they could not read what was in it. so they never looked at it. they essentially sent it to me, so i get this hidden letter from ale. i went to yale and quite frankly, as bad as the things are that i may have said about yale, the experience was very beneficial to me. [applause] >> what were you hoping to do with your law degree? >> go to savannah, georgia. that is my number one dream. i was going to become a priest to go and help. i was going to become a lawyer to go and help. it was that simple. i could not get a job in my state of georgia. it was that simple. some people make it very complicated. i could not get a job. i look at the firms in atlanta, lots of places. i got zero job offers. jack danforth, a good m

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senior portfolio manager at penn capital. pete, good morning to you. new year as i like to say to people at this particular moment. pete, talk to me about high yield. i had a hedge fund manager on just before christmas. he said high yield is a bug looking for a windshield. why is it not, in your opinion? >> well, there is a tendency to look at high yield in the rear-view mirror of 2006 and 2007 where there certainly were excesses, you know, built up in the system in terms of leverage and, you know, poor quality of issuance. this time around, you know, high yield is actually potentially quite an attractive asset class to be in relative to high quality fixed income because, you know, those are bonds that have event risk such as lbos or also interest rate risk as we've seen in, you know, the apple bonds and high profile lbos like heinz and dell. so to invest in high yield, it's all relative. the double digit returns that we've seen over the last five years are probably done at this point, but to clip a coupon in an environment of relatively benign corpora

penn gaming spokesmen agree driving a few minutes from the beltway shouldn't mean less money from thessioner's question was interesting, if there's only one choice what difference does three minutes matter? >> reporter: they project mgm to have higher revenue at $713 million a year. penn national expected to make $560 million a year and parx $682 million. >> we think it reflects the same thing we have been saying all along. we are the best company with the best proposal. >> one of the consultants rated us as a better facility. the other said we are as good as mgm. i don't understand how you conclude we won't do as much revenue. >> reporter: if they get it this is the sight it's going to go. you can see all the highway access the analysts liked about the site. this is not the end. the final vote from the gaming commission is going to come at the end of the month. at national harbor, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> nasty weather out there right now. it's going to get worse. we have a winter storm watch in effect. >> that's right. if we thought today was nasty, just wait huh, doug? >> th

. >> hurricanes in a close contest with the penn gins with 2 minutes on the clock. the spurs james neil breaking kata linea hearts. the penn gins top of the eastern conference metropolitan division. >> the oldest invitational ice hockey community is on the grow. ac demos were the finalists, beating the czech opponents. christmas day to january 1st, and team canada being played on saturday. >> what is a day of cricket in durban and melbourne. starting with the world's top two teams on the second and final test. proteas lost three wickets at the hand of india's bowlers. smith and haas am anler the casualties. kallis retires from test cricket after the match. south africa 181-3 in reply to india's total. >> at the mcg a catastrophic batting collapse by india. the visitors will hate the sight of this man. nathan lyans picked up five wickets, including his 100th in test cricket. englands last five fell for six. mitchell johnson claimed three wickets. england all out for 179 much to the delight of australian fans. englands bowlers have it all do on day four. the aussie ar

i was going to go to penn law school. yale had sent me, you knew you were accepted if they sent a big packet of materials. yale sent me the thinnest of letters. we are not into the catalog thing. we are yale. [laughter] not only that, they sent it to my grandparents in savannah, georgia, who never opened my mail because they could not read what was in it. so they never looked at it. they eventually sent it to me, so i get this then letter from el. -- from yale. i went to yale and quite frankly, as bad as the things are that i may have said about yale, the experience was very beneficial to me. [applause] >> what were you hoping to do with your law degree? >> go to savannah, georgia. i never had any other dream but to return to savannah, georgia. that is my number one dream. i was going to become a priest to go and help. i was going to become a lawyer to go and help. it was that simple. i could not get a job in my state of georgia. it was that simple. some people make it very complicated. i could not get a job. i looked at