so let's see who got off to a winning start in the rook ruined a life thing over sawka three one in convincing fashion hand-over hand mice defeat three two all nick last full croup bray mids second half goal level think of hoffenheim outs work only needed a goal to defeat hamburg stuttgart down to one nil frankfurt share the spoils with freiburg friday night saw byron in labor couzin in love cited by irons way and on sunday cologne host blood bought in the local darby and in the late match dortmund welcome wolfsburg so let's see how those results affected the table as you can see by are now thirteen point cushion on top like six just ahead a shock a narrow margin just a point things could change up here dippin you know the results from the doormen in the lobby matches on sunday outdoor climb a bit pushy frankfurt down let's see the bottom half and it's still packed very very tight down here as you can see wolf though could jump if they manage to defeat dortmund and win lose or draw cologne stays put. as always let's take a look at our play of the day voted for by you this week's winner with se

. >> winning the al rook kif the why were award helping carry the yankees within one game of the worldies. well, you go out and trade for the national legal mvp who hit 50 home runs for miami in 2017. that lead to rise of chris for the whom the skies lit lir the limb knit he can stay healthy but nothing shape thingses up look the national football league shough rouded by national anthem forecast the jets shot early by wing thief first five games before sat ling back in the pack. they began with dreams answeredded with the most losses in franchise history. odell beckham made headlines for the dog impersonations before being lost for the season to ankle in jury. eli manning got benched and the head coach and jury reece got fired while just down the turnpike, the eagles in joyed the best seasons ever clinching home field advantage in the nfc playoffs despite a season ending injury to star cab carson. so, in 2018, as it is in sport, you bet it can. i am george for "chasing news." happy new year, everybody. bill: happy new year. am hope you had a great 2016 and i hope like me you are lookin

everything can play a part in his work german filmmaker tomas leaders had already captured gold world peace rooke in a documentary reverse and tights the film won several awards and now there's a sequel called leaning into the wind once again the director followed the artist with his camera a labor of love spending more than two years of the artist's life. andy goldsworthy crawls through a hedge the hard way. the british land artist creates images that travel the world on its head. and you can walk the path through the hedge and there's two different ways of looking at the world lee different. goldsworthy looks closely at natural processes that we see every day but don't notice he works together with nature his pictures and sculptures appear and then disappear back into their surroundings. often exist only for moments moments of incredible beauty. german filmmaker. has captured these moments in a documentary. sometimes goldsworthy is our. life and death one night he ran over a hare he took the animal home and created work of art out of it. done other than both me good food. there is probably was

i know when they built rooks hall, which is across the street underground now parking garage and use it for storage for books, i think, the intention was to have it a bomb shelter for government employees and civic center and everything. and the bill musconi center is another one. there's 12-foot walls. that's another place you want to be if there is an earthquake. anyway, i brought that up because i was really impressed. what else did i have? anything for the chief? the meritorious awards -- for the people watching this, probably not many -- [laughter] but seems like there was quite a big number. did anybody remember the exact number? was with it like 75, 80? >> about that. >> a huge group of people that were honored every two years, there is a meritorious award and it is a great moment and like the chief said, all the commissioners are there because we wanted to see all these smiley faces and listen to what they accomplished, what they did above and beyond the call of duty and a lot of them risking their own lives to benefit the others. so, that was a wonderful thing. and it was we

sanctions against employers who knowingly violate the law would be applied neither was done reagan got rooked he knows he knows he did and i believe the republicans are going to going to get rolled again if they don't get border security along with doc or will you admit that the president did say mexico would pay for the wall horse he said it and i don't know why didn't i didn't i didn't believe it when he said it i don't believe it now i think most americans don't believe it and that was really the point the point was we you know had a lot of the war helped elect a model that most to me. believe the mexican mexico we're going to pay for the wall right away the head of the head of mexico former head of mexico said f. donald trump wall next again people are opposed to it there's no way donald trump going to get mexico to pay for the wall and by the way larry it wouldn't be that expensive in the first place i don't know why americans can't pass ahead and have the private sector build a role. and the wall is going to stop the bullet tunnel long but all people who want to get out get out it will

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sanctions against employers who knowingly violate the law would be applied neither was done reagan got rooked he knows he knows he did and i believe the republicans are going to going to get rolled again if they don't get border security along with doc or will you admit that the president did say mexico would pay for the horse he said it and i didn't why didn't i didn't i didn't believe it when he said it i don't believe it now i think most americans don't believe it and that was really the point the point was we didn't know how to lead the war helped elect him i don't think most americans believe the mexicans were going to pay for the wall right away the head of the head of mexico former head of mexico said f. donald trump wall next to get people who are opposed to it there's no way donald trump going to get mexico to pay for the wall and by the way larry it wouldn't be that expensive in the first place i don't know why americans can't pass the hat and have the private sector build a role. and the wall is going to stop the bullet tunneling but all people who want to get out get out if it wil

rook field were among a number of people looking at this for a bit, sounds like it is down to just themotentially someone else could come into the process. we have learned is that the premium that is being offered is not usually where forest city is trading currently. activist in the company for a long time. he has been in the stock for a while. looking at different options. to they sell assets or split the company, or go through a sale? they resisted for a wild. -- while. they came around and have been running a strategic review for two months and attracted interest. an issue with this kind of real estate company is -- it has to diverse of a portfolio. brookfield is a natural buyer. one of the few people, along with a blackstone, who this asset would make sense for. mark: why does brookfield need for city -- forest city? >> they do not in a way, brookfield is a true real estate empire who went up through this kind of acquisition. billion to $5 billion companies. they are not afraid to expand in the mall area, more traditional commercial real estate, or residential real estate. they are

it is not like that was some sort of bed rook. she worked for it. she spent a billion dollars on it. so it is not a gimme. but i think millennials have to -- they have to -- they more than anyone have to say this is not normal. and there's a lot of pressure to shut up. you know, donald trump and his people want everyone to shut up, get over the election. hillary clinton go away. that's in their best interest. but that's not how it works. we're supposed to oppose what we disagree with. and i hope millennials don't fall into a lull of accepting . is is what it is god knows how many will see their taxes go down and base it just on that. but, yeah. they are a key demographic that voted oddly in 2016 that i'm not sure people understand how to get them to vote, you know, roductively. >> thank you. >> all right. we are out of time. on behalf of the washington center -- >> oh, yes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. how is it -- i'm amazed that in an hour no one asked about russia. that is interesting. is it because everyone just realizes that it is such a

part of media and i understand but as players going back to the special thing is no one in the locker rook doubted me everyone kept believing and working and kept getting more reps in practice and wanted more games and it's a rhythm thing and you have to keep working and not always have a great day and down the road i will play a bad game again that is the game of football and going out and competing at a high level and shouldn't get down and learn from those experiences and look forward to working through them because that is a beautiful thing when you look back at the journey and realize it wasn't always great, there was bumps in the road but you were able to overcome them with the people around you and believe in you and love you and that is a special thing whereas in this moment that i reflect on, there are so many people in my life that have been there for me my family, my wife, my parents, my in laws, my brother in laws, sister in laws, sisters i mean in this moment i reflect on them and so grateful for them, grateful for the family i have and what is so special about moments like th

through that program, we're constantly rooking at the pipeline to reduce risk. enforcing quality standards and conducting leak surveys on a frequent basis. in fact it was surveyed in july of this year and none were found. for us it's having trained and confident personnel, best in class tools and proper procedures in place. when something goes wrong, we figure out why and how to prevent something similar from happening again. we'll continue to support our customers. thank you for providing us to present and i'm happy to answer questions. >> so, you don't have a preliminary theory of the cause of the explosion? >> not at this time. it's under investigation with exponent and we expect to have that investigation completed over the course of the next month or two. >> and so when you arrived on site there wasn't anything that was obvious to the crews that might have caused this rather dangerous incident? that we can know you're taking steps to make sure it doesn't happen anywhere else in san francisco? >> so in determining the source of the leak, we were able to dete

. >> it would require to cross 19th avenue so it's something we rooked at closely in terms of the safety profile of that. >> and then just to finish my questions, the estimates time saving on the inbound traffic particularly during rush hour but i suppose it's all times what is the estimates time saving to someone going downtown from the outer sunset or park side areas by the removal of that particular stop? >> that particular stop is about 25 to 30 seconds obviously, each one of these individuals stops and these changes is part of a package but it's 25 to 30 second s. >> thank you, very much. >> director shoe, i'd like to hear your comments on 17th avenue? >> so i've found some of the comments here very persuasive about keeping that and i also wanted to just see if you could address the letter that supervisor yeast had read before that there was a third alternative whether that is something that is really in play or is it something that you could talk about? >> interview: maybe you could -- i don't know if that's the same thing or not but. >> yeah, i'm sort of looking through this diagr

k-c-b-s radio fina rooks. >>> amazon may start charging more for prime membership and we'll see how wallut a wild week. >> joining us now with the details, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. amazon going to be charging more for some of its prime members according to a report from recode. the e commercial firm is going to raise the monthly rate from 10.99 to 12.99, 18% increase and over the course of a full year those members would pay $156. now, the annual prime membership fee of $99 is not changing. so amazon obviously hoping that the monthly members will see that as a better deal over the course of a year and go for the annual membership. prime video, that stays the same at 8.99 a month. meanwhile, the student prime membership goes up from $5.49 up one dollar a month. the international energy agency says the u.s. could become the world's top oil producer in 2018. possibly hitting 10 million barrels a day and that would push it above saudi arabia and russia. >>> the stock market has been all over the place this week. topping 26,000 for the first tim

. >> josh, is this a good bick >> technically this is one of the best rook stocks in the market, and the only argument against it for two years now has been valuation, but we've seen the multiple go from 20 times to 27 times so that's been a losing target that's what you're trading based on it's a very's hold with a trailing stock market i would focus only on weekly charts with this one and i would look at a 50-week moving average you're about 25 points over that level so that would probably be your risk, and i would tolerate short-term volatility here, scott, even if it's created in earnings reports because the bigger picture lend it is so obvious and solid i would rather in it than not in it to jon's point, if you're within half a mile of a shake shack and pay $6 for a mcdonald's versus the shake shack $7 version, you should have your head examined. >> a look at how moves are being used in the options market first, an s&p sector check s&p starts the new year right noup now up 17 points. discretionry, energy, healthcare 'rading the way. wee back after this on "halftime. at fidelity,

economic impact into the city and the region where amazon ultimately lands >> my folks live in castle rook rock. traffic patterns have gotten tough. what are your expectation for how hard it is to get around the city, commute on i-70 and i-25 if you got this? >> it's a challenge today. the city of den vaern tver and region started to make investments. we just passed a bond, half of that is going towards infrastructure improvement around here. we had a $4 billion transit system that is already activated in denver, moving from you downtown to other parts of the region and certainly to our airport. and we're going to continue our efforts working with our state to invest in infrastructure. i want you to know we continue to have conversations and hope that the federal government will move on the infrastructure investment denver and colorado have already made tremendous investments in mobility we're beginning to see them play out. >> mayor hancock, recently the attorney general indicated tha he would like to move against legalization of marijuana. how would that impact the city of denver which h

economists said it didn't really change their view that the jobs market is really pretty strong take a rook at tlook at the nume up 148 looking for 180. a touch underneath the revisions add up to not very much more in november, fewer jobs in october. average hourly rages, tyler, 0.3%, 2 1/2 year over year unemployment rate, 4.1%. unchanged. participation rate, 62.7%. here's the commentary we got "rise in payrolls is much smaller than impleaded by the array of private sector surveys so we're inclined to see this as noise rather than a shift in the trend. abnp they're noting "2017 was the year of softening and hiring and wage growth paired with a steady fall in the unemployment rate, way below the fed's estimate of the longer run equilibrium rate." let's take a look, as melissa advertised, where the jobs are, construction up 30,000 leisure, hospitality, the same you get the idea, folks. manufacturing, stronger, 25,000. retail, real puzzler, down 20,000 maybe we had more of the retail hiring in november, maybe they're missing some of the hiring what does it all mean for the fed? here are the p

. >>> what happens when an nba rookie doesn't carry out his rook joyce sterling brown had his car filledilled with popcorn. ian is -- and also known as the greek freak. this is the popcorn. look at that >> what did the rookie do wrong? he failed to provide towels. the bucks posted the video, they say it took ten later garb an bag us full of popcorn to clean up the mess. >> two things, number one that's a mercedes g-55, one of the most expensive cars that mercedes make that was a big prank numb abouter two, when i was in college all my quote, friends filled my toyota pickup cab with styrofoam pellet whenever you turned on the heat, some would come out the vents. you'll see a mercedes g-5 on the market in milwaukee. soon expect it for kernels. >> and it will smell like buttered popcorn that is wonderful. >> you say that like it's a bad thing? that sounds delightful. >> to quote the late great stewart scott -- it must be butter because it's on a roll. >>> two old-school names, one of in the meantime all aboard the blockchain train the other ys nsaot so fast the latest cryptocraze is next, o

>> rook look at this poor seagull. my cameraman, stole the frosted pop tarts with the sprinkles, make saw it through the window, but we will try to throw him something to give him some strength. but it is almost like he's a kite, attached to a string, he doesn't even have to flap his wings, and moving up and down, but nice of him to demonstrate the wind strength here, offer the beach here in atlantic city, so what you're looking at below our seagull friends, is the alleged sunrise, at 7:23. the sun looking north right on cue, so as the tide is getting closer to high tide, late morning, we are probably going to see some flooded streets what it morning, close to the beach in spot, difference this time is with those temperatures going down to zero and windchills below czars cents as i showed yesterday, salt water can freeze, so, that flooding not going to recede, probably will freeze, and you'll have solid ice in many streets along the jerry shore. monday, so, that's going to be treacherous, and you won't even see the ice

stuart: well, rook at this, now we're u9 points on the dow industrials. 30 showing a preponderance of green. that means they're up. >>> president trump is in davos, of course. blake burman's there. he's already met with the british prime minister and the leader of israel. what's next on the president's schedule? >> reporter: well, you can see it's getting dark, stuart, getting to be dinner time here. the president will be sitting down over dinner with european business leaders later tonight within the next couple hours, but it was a couple pretty interesting meetings earlier today already for the president. first he sat down with theresa may after the president had recently decided to cancel his visit to the u.k., and president trump spent part of that before the cameras trying to convince that his relationship with may is just fine. >> that was a little bit of a false rumor out there. i just wanted to correct it, frankly. we have great respect for everything you're doing. and we love your country. we think it's -- [inaudible] >> reporter: after that the