reilly will be five months old when her daddy returns home. >> i can't wait. can't wait till i get off that bus and see them both. >> well, before he left for his deployment in afghanistan, he actually helped set up the crib and the baby's room. >> they can see that video online and the dad can start bonding. >> we want to thank them for their service overseas. wonderful. >> weather, that's big today for people heading over to the christmas activity. >> everything's pretty good. even here at home, don't have much to talk about as far as rain until tomorrow. heading out, baltimore has flight departure delays. that's the only airport across the country. how much rain and how much wind we're going to get tomorrow. >> we're tracking with the help of america's military experts. a look exactly where st. nick is right now. >> hi! i'm lightning fast. lightning strong. rizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. ♪ >>> we are tracking santa's journey around the world today. right now he is in russia and headed to georgia next. he's already b

reilly will be five months old when her day returns home. >> i can't wait. can't wait till i getff that bus and see them both. >> well, before he left for his deployment in afghanistan, he actually helped set up the crib and the baby's room. >> they can see that video online and the dad can start bonding. >> we want to thank them for their service overseas. wonderful. >> weather, that's big today for people heading over to th christmas actity. >> everything's pretty good. even here at home, don't have much to talk about as far as rain until tomorrow. heading out, baimore has flight departure delays. that's the only airport across the country. how much rain and how much wind we're going to get tomorrow. >> we're tracking with the help of america's military experts. a look exactly where st. ni is right now. >> hi! i'm hoy...? [ mom ] yes. honey, ian't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow iley's. you're downloang movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. more cords. wireless, okay, honestly,

>> we are joined today by president reilly, vice president clyde, commissioner o'brien, and commissioner kathleen dooley is excused. we have established forum. item number two, presentation of the small business certificate of honor recognizing mayor gavin newsom for his contributions to the small-business community. >> the mayor could not make it, so we still wanted to publicly recognize him. first, we wanted to congratulate mayor gavin newsom on his election. before he leaves office, the commission is pleased to honor and recognize his work and commitment to small business. the commission appreciates the comprehensive approach to running and governing san francisco. to his focus on improving our schools to public arts, from healthy foods to a healthy environment, from gay marriage to sunday streets, all of these initiatives have a great benefits to the economy and small business. this evening the small business commission wants to take the time to reflect on a few key initiatives that have helped sustain the diverse economy of san francisco's small business, and that is quite a few. he

where the trophy goes, so does aaron reilly, the trophy cto. >> the chief trophy officer. it's surprising that a piece of precious metal can cause so much vesz in your life. >> reilly keeps it save and deals with the fingerprint removal. that almost included the prince of the triplets who nearly got their mitts on it. >> grabbed just in time. >> i want to see that picture. about 5,000 people did march in the parade. this was the 29th year for the holiday tradition, but the parade may never turn 30. leaders are considering cutting it to pay for vital services. some consider the parade as much a part of the holidays as the macy's thanksgiving day parade in morning. it is one of the top 10 parades in the country. >> they have to figure out a way to keep that going. major league baseball will be in florida for big meetings. many want to know if the meetings might include allowing the a's to move to san jose. the a's owner does not think the issue will be on the agenda, but he expects an announcement soon. the stadium issue will not be on the special election ballot in march. b

that's the chief trophy officer, erin reilly, and the trophy is a she and she has a name.rophy tiffany. >> of course. >> now the ladies perk up. they know all a that. that. >> thanks for joining us tonight.

. >> until 1933 when the reilly act went into effect after the disastrous 1933 santa barbara -- >> longch. >> destroyed elementary schools. they were brick. if the kids were in school, we would have lost thousands of kids. that banned brick construction and required seismic designs to be incorporated in buildings. >> there was a major -- there are a number of thresholds over the course of the development. the big one is in the mid '70s, but a whole threshold, series of these thresholds. many of the older buildings, like the 1 across the street have been upgraded to meet some modern standards. this is the williams building that we were talking about that is the replacement of the building that was damaged in the 1906 earthquake. it was built just like it with the plans. >> this building they were going to dynamite it. in '06, they dynamited buildings to clear the path. >> from an interesting point of view, spencer is here, this building is incorporating into the brand-new building next to it, which makes the new building an addition. it is not a new building. it is a brand-new building m

william reilly says well operator plc, rig owner transocean, and cement contractor, halliburton, all made questionable decisions contributing to the blowout. meanwhile, chevron expects gulf production to fall as much as 10,000-barrels per day in the second half of the year following the drilling moratorium. now correspondent shannon breen reports, there is a new obstacle to getting oil from beneath the sea. >> today we're announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas exploration. >> that was then. this is now. the administration has announced what seems to be an abrupt about face on the issue of oil drilling off the u.s. coast line. it comes as a major blow to exploratory plans for the eastern gulf of mexico and the atlantic coast. no offshore drilling there until at least 2017 and, quote, low potential for leasing along the entire west coast. >> they have broken the deal that was made with the american people in 2008 even though president obama, when he was running for president, promised to keep that deal. >> interior secretary ken salazar says despite what candidate obama may h

. >> yeah, leary, tolan, and evan reilly -- the guys -- the writers that write the show -- they findntastic and you got -- it's dennis -- you guys are going on tour right? the "rescue me" tour? >> yeah, hopefully there's another "rescue me" comedy tour, which is dennis leary, lenny clarke, kenny rogerson, myself, and the enablers, dennis' band. >> jimmy: the enablers, that's right. >> the enablers. >> jimmy: i forgot that's the name of his band. when i saw you guys last time with cam neely, "comics come home." >> yeah. >> jimmy: fun for the -- benefit for the cam neely foundation --

mike reilly was the coach of the chargers at that time. and there's a completion. had to have it on third down. that's antonio gates. gain of 18. for those of you exact -- expecting to see "60 minutes," you're watching the nfl on cbs. the raiders and the chargers. jim nantz and dan fouts here in san diego. "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirety immediately after this game except on the west coast where it will be seen at its regularly scheduled time. big upset in the making here perhaps, as oakland leads it 28-13. a challenge flag on the oakland sideline. dan: they don't think that gates made this catch? referee: oakland has challenged the previous play. a completed catch versus incomplete. we'll review the play. time-out on the field. jim: oakland has only one time-out left. host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? (high-pitched laughter) man: hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ you got a bra

his main competitor is bill reilly and -- bill o'reilly.her newscasters. >> to be fair, you would not be happy if none of these people were watching. >> the thing about cable television is that it is not -- it is almost intentionally a niche. cable has a vault for good reason because more people can look for more specific programming that they are looking for. in has work financially for advertisers who will pay a premium to reach a smaller audience of people who have a defined profile. in the same way that entertainment, lifetime, the usa network and others, cable news has turned out that the same thing is true. cnn, over time, has lost viewers. and that does not mean that there are not people that are not interested in the news, but they are going to stick with network news which still has a net -- has good audiences. we run into this all the time. you probably heard of an episode with mr. oberman a couple of weeks ago. there is no question that msnbc, once it took on a political flavor, probably in contrast, the ratings picked up. there

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former senator bob gramm and former epa administrator william reilly are the co-chairman. >> thank you and your colleagues for the excellent support you have given to this commission. we are very appreciative of the oil and gas off our shores is an american asset. the american government is not just a regulator of offshore oil, it is also close to word for the american people of this asset. in a real sense, we have a landlord and an obligation to respond with a public trust has been abused. president john adams said facts are a hard thing. there are some facts that i believe we have uncovered. one, our investigation would determine there are fundamental weaknesses in the u.s. government's regulatory approach. most americans would be surprised and disappointed as i was to learn that america lags behind other countries and how we regulate and overseas oil and gas exploration and production. this points toward the need for alternative strategies, such as a commitment to safety procedures as a condition of drilling on seabeds which belong to the people of america. the wheel and gas industr

former senator bob graham and former epa administrator, william reilly are the cochairman. >> chris, and thank you to you and your colleagues for the excellent support that you have given to this commission. we are very appreciative. the oil and gas off our shores is an american asset. the american government is not just a regulator of offshore oil. it is also the steward for the american people of this asset. in a real sense, we have a landlord and an obligation to respond with the public trust has been abused. president john adams said, fax or a hard thing. there are some facts that i believe we have uncovered. one, our investigation has determined that their fundamental weaknesses in the u.s. governments regulatory approach. most americans would be surprised and disappointed, as i was, to learn that america lags behind other countries in how we regulate and oversee oil and gas exploration and production. this fact points towards the need for alternative strategies, such as a commitment to safety procedures as a condition of drilling on seabed, which belong to the people of america

i did want to say a little bit about what you just asked the chairman reilly about the environmental studies aspect, because i actually was involved in the early part of my career in doing some of the studies myself and actually was a member of the scientific advisory committee and chaired it for a few years some years ago, and it is a program that actually increased very rapidly in the early days, when it was announced for expanded leasing around the country, but after the moratoria -- moratorium, the areawide moratoria around the country and the driving force for information that is necessary for developing dis and so on subsided, the program has dwindled, and so until just recently when it took a little uptick again in terms of budget and it dwindled down to about a third of the level it was in terms of dollars, the that it was at its high points which was about $55 million back in 75. and to put it in real terms, in inflation-adjusted terms that is 10% of what it was at the highpoint. meanwhile, we have gone into, you say okay we are working in these historically developed areas

rick reilly described ron's commentary this way, he said ron santo loves those cubs like the pooh bear loves honey. he cheers to much it sounds like his play-by-play partner is from murphy's bar. ron santo's seventh inning stretch of "take me out to the ballgame" carried on, would make anyone smile maybe even a white sox fan. i might add one other thing they used to joke about. i was fortunate to be invited to go up to the broadcast booth at wrigley field. what a treat for a baseball fan. to be up there with ron santo and pat hughes and to do an inning, if there is any psychic reward with this job, it's that. i would study up on all the stats and all the ball players' names and think what was coming and be all loaded up and here's ron santo, at this point it's instinctive and he's getting ready for the next commercial and all these things are going on and they're kidding himg constantly. there was one ongoing joke that i never knew the origin of and it wasn't until they started writing articles about his life that it finally came out. it seems that there was an incident that occurred o