the team captain only had four points at a for your rebounds against atlanta pirie they need to put more points on the board and work as a team tonight against the bucks. >> let's go to the thunder versus mavericks. the thunder when 104-102. gotta love that. george mason plays the college of charleston tonight, and virginia to stop. am i i'm drinkin' dunkin' k-cup packs. it's my coffee when i want it. you press a button you have great dunkin' coffee. i got my coffee for the morning, i got my dunkin' k-cup packs for the rest of the day. only available at dunkin' donuts restaurants. america runs on dunkin' coffee. >>> a bit of a warm new year on the way. >> new year's eve and new year's day will be in the 50's, and tomorrow night, partly cloudy, mild and dry with temperatures falling to the mid-40's to about 40 or so when the midnight hour strikes. >> wow. great. cold champagne on a warm evening. >> that will work. >> that works for me. >>

i know you have spent all this money now for the third floor scheme pirie >> exactly. we started this project and one -- 2010. it was after when my mom had another incident and we seriously had to talk about moving in with her. since 2010 delvalle, who had i think water to more incidents. it is just really hard on the family and doing all this waiting period we changed the plans once before with the architect, and we had all of these neighbors, and it is a long, drawn-out process. the only person really suffering is my mom. commissioner sugaya: is the architect here? gosh yes. commissioner sugaya: can i ask him a question? >> you mentioned there are no third levels? on our block, there are four or five. just on the surrounding blocks. commissioner antonini: only one looks good. >> i'm wijames -- commissioner sugaya: how far back did the original scheme go back? >> there wasn't a variants. commissioner sugaya: did it go from property line to property line? gosh yes, it did. -- >> yes, it did. commissioner sugaya: nand you have the scheme. >> yes. > commissioner sugaya:c

informal anarchist federation claims responsibility for a letter bomb sent to deutsche bank's ceo pirie the letter was written in italian and suggests two other bombs may also have been sent. the bomb was received at deutsche bank was a federal headquarters on wednesday. threats -- >> that is right. german authorities have arrested a man they say was planning a bomb attack. special forces took the 27-year- old man into custody thursday afternoon. they say he was part of an al qaeda sell. three other members of the group were arrested in april. police say those arrests deterred a terror attack, but they say the suspect arrested today had continued with a plan, which included blowing up a christmas market filled with shoppers. investigators did not, however, find any explosives or weapons in his possession. a short while ago, we asked our political correspondent how serious the islamist terror threat is here in germany. >> i think it continues to be serious. the government had repeatedly warned in recent years that there is a credible if non- specific islamist terror threat in germany. th

it is an amazing farmer's market that the whole community comes down for pirie whether it is good or bad, i have to tell you, i am the lowly impressed. right here, in front of motor bicycles shopping cafe -- mojo bicycle shop and cafe, we have the first part what we're week extended the table seating right on the street, and it is the first one in the city here in district 5, and it serves as a template for other businesses wanting to do the exact same thing. >> there is all -- there's always a lot of discussion about diversity. i think class ever city is something that should not be subordinate to that discussion. i want to make sure that sanford cisco has a working-class population. i want to make sure that we do not take for granted because we are seen as more cosmopolitan, that that excuses' us from not tackling issues of poverty, which there are still substantial pockets of it in san francisco, despite what others may argue. that, to me, oddly it's our requirements, to make sure our city, in its reputation of being forward thinking and progressive, learns to make sure that that

up to fight for issues, we also want broad- based support for the issues we are moving forward with pirie whether those allies are in small businesses or also moderate, middle-class families that may not feel the same pitch that some of our lower income residents do but feel the pinch of our economic hard times, how do we build those bridges is a question we engage on in every single issue. the third lesson that i have learned over time is the importance of knowing your true north. i say this because i once heard one of our asian-american leaders talk to a group of very young students about the importance of knowing your true north, and i agree that it is really important, but what i think what has been most important for me, especially being in politics when everything goes from black and white to very great, is having friends that share my principles. i think that has been probably one of the most important things during my time in office, having friends that i know share the same principles that i do that are willing to hold me accountable to them. it is something i tell young people a

this duty is one that has been recognized by federal court .piri it is from the second circuit. they apply beef judiciary theory in which the government moved to have it between the member of the house and a private party. the court agreed to impose a trust of money. there are specific ethic rules that have been in charted. -- that have been interpreted. it provides expressly that any federal official may never use information coming to him confidentially. these factors create this public trust. the executive branch are similar to these legislative branches. you are probably familiar with the guilty plea to insider- trading charges by federal employee that word for the fda. they arender similar ethical guidelines. i want to make a point about potential issues. there is the debate pvilege that says members cannot be questioned in any other place. i wanted to point out that section 3 would be a house rule and would be interpreted internally by the house ethics committee. there may not be a problem at all. they're being questioned in this place. if you expect that the securities an

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he went to the army pirie came a. he came out after world war ii. >> what about your mom? >> she also grew up in new york. she got her ph.d. in music history from columbia while she was raising her three children. she had worked with my father. she stopped working when i was born. i was the oldest. then she went back to college and columbia to get her ph.d.. she taught at columbia until her death. you duringother named t your? >> no. . i was very young at the washington post. i wrote a long story on john mcenroe. we became very friendly afterwards. i wrote this long story. a lot of people were saying how to get him to talk to you? it is not hard to get in to talk to you. he will talk to someone noncommittal of the street if he had something to say which is almost always. -- someone in the middle of the street if he has something to say, which is almost always. he said of course you will, you're the same person. his left hand, from new york, he has a temper, and a tennis player. because of the and this guy on the staff, his nickname was doing. his friends call me jr.. that

we keep putting out the best product possible pirie if >> about 30 percent of our trails are open at this point. we have skiers and snow boarders. i think our guests have been happy as well. >>grant: for you guys and the other ski resorts that are able to make snow, he said that business is good? >> if you come to north star, you will have a great experience. we are making it snow every night. kron4 >> i appreciate your time. half >>janu: areas of dense fog. for the most part visibility is improving. as we set the clock ahead to 11:00 p.m. we will see clouds and fog rolling in a. by 3:00 a.m. it will be widespread. by 6:00 p.m. it will clear up and we will have further clearing by 9:00 a.m.. overnight lows will be close to freezing. live how they felt offended forecasts coming up. if fact >>grant: there is an of faith in one of the big scandals of 2-eleven. are all sorts and a great and glorious driver of 4, 5 is telling friends that she is unsure about golfers with divorce. for she is torn because of personal religious beliefs and arnold is still desperately trying to win maria fact

the truth is you're probably not save much time by getting on the highway 101 pirie effect sphere offs again, an unexpected delay for what is usually a trouble-free commute for interstate 280 southbound all along the peninsula. we're tracking the ride on bay area averages. conditions are great with no problems for any deaths or delays. light traffic in both directions. easy traffic southbound but quite a bit more volume northbound than any other weekday. the time is 8:33 a.m., time for a check on the weather. let's find out what is in store for the weekend. >>james: here is a live look of the gas jets here is a live review from the genes that. the skies of of of. it is going to be beautiful and cool. after an highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. costs >>james: we are chilly in santa rosa. everyone else is beginning to warm up. low '40's on the map. we are well on our way to see the afternoon highs which should be in the '50s and low 60s. here is what we are expecting this afternoon. >>mark: if you have any holiday plans, it is not going to happen. >>darya: it is cold enough that it is j

supreme court attorney thomas gold steam, and third circuit court of appeals chief judge anthony circa pirie the supreme court currently releases are the all in all of its cases on the friday following oral argument. the idea and decisions are available on the supreme court website. this is two hours. -- the audio and decisions are available on the supreme court website. >> good morning. i'm pleased to call this hearing on the senate judiciary subcommittee on administrative oversight in the courts to order. we have an extremely distinguished panel of witnesses today. we want to welcome back senator specter to this committee where he has spent many hours. i will introduce the panel after the members make their opening statements. today, we will be discussing the proceedings of the united states supreme court and the bipartisan bill that will televise the proceedings. there have been hearings and proposals in the past on televising all levels of federal courts, and although i have supported those proposals, i do recognize as a former prosecutor, that there are more complicated factors when you