we -- the rouge contractors, let's talk about the rouge contractors, this is important to me. i know most contractors out in the city and i'm going to look everybody in the eye and say they're trying to do the right job. not one of them wakes up most mornings to get in trouble with the department. it seems after many, many years and commissioner walker and other people can talk to it, it's the same type of contractor that violates and they are getting away with it. we can sit here and argue what is going to be the final consequences to stop these people from doing what they do, i'm not quite sure if i have the answers. there were several recommendations from the public comment and i have to be conscious and careful on this, to mr. reardon and mr. duffy's comments, we do have contractors who go out there sometimes and they cross their permit because they had no other option and they do the right things and get back to the system and apply for permits and have to pay for consequences for that. but i want to be careful -- permitting is a very important part of our process and we

baton rouge, the louisiana state capital, perched on the banks of the mississippi. three blocks off the river on a chilly thursday night, a criminal defense lawyer was working late, drafting a writ for the big murder trial starting monday. when did the killer take her? sometime after 8:00 was the best guess. the news led next morning's early drive. >> i hear on a local news station, they interrupt to say that there is a downtown murder in a law office. >> reporter: attorney prem burns was on her way into work. >> which, of course, alerts me. initially, my -- my gosh -- is it an attorney? >> reporter: the office, now strung with yellow crime scene tape, belonged to an up-and-comer named chiquita tate. a local woman just a few years out of law school but already making a name for herself in the competitive, pads and helmets, arena of litigation and criminal defense. >> she had recently won a half-million-dollar jury verdict. that's pretty awfully good for somebody out such a short time. >> reporter: chiquita was one of seven, her father, absent, raised by her grandma

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in a speech to the bundestag germany's parliament the president of france's parliament francois to rouge a said struggle cooperation between the two countries was a precondition for strengthening europe. u.s. vice president mike pence has told israel's parliament that the us will move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem by twenty eight nineteen the amount of the announcement was met with applause but arab israeli lawmakers in the knesset were ejected for heckling the vice president at the start of a speech made our party had more the head of time to board boycott his visit was the pennsy is the first top u.s. official to visit jerusalem since the trumpet ministrations decision to recognize a contested city as israel's capital. on the w.'s jerusalem correspondent attorney is near the knesset welcome attorney tell us more about mike pence his message today. well i mean it was a speech mark with a lot of biblical references and he also praised american israeli relations but he also reiterated again the decision by u.s. president chum to recognize jerusalem as the cups of israel because a

and baton rouge seeing flooding. the most rain they've seen in over a year. and new orleans getting almost as much as baton rouge. the rain has moved off to the east. mobile through alabama. atlanta getting up toward the northeast. more heavy rain across southeast georgia and northern florida today. with this system. not quite as much as they saw in louisiana. this thing will ride the front. a little bit of a wave developing here. a coastal low. trying to get into the northeast. some winter precip expected monday night into tuesday morning. another weaker system tries to phase up with it. doesn't do it. we'll see nuisance winter rain and snow. maybe freezing rain and sleet. come across the northeast. everyone gets the colder air after the mild air today. temperatures getting more like winter. once again. that's a look at what's happening weather-wise across the nation. >>> hi i'm abc 7 meteorologist fan sis, we have more shun shine this sunday temperatures warming up more. high of 61 in san francisco, 66 in san jose and additional warmth it is going to hit th

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almost down to baton rouge. for us, morning fog and there's plenty to go around. he's the end warmer. two friends of mine. low clouds around and after that it will be sunny and a little warmer but there are plenty of low clouds and i think that will play into a tough commute for some. 40s and 50s for temperatures right now. woodside, 46. palo alto, 50. fremont, 51. in easterly breeze. other than that it looks like a mostly sunny weekend. temperatures will bump up a little bit. we'll talk about what's going on in the pacific in 10 minutes. 60s for the temperatures today. >> the cameras are foggy. you know he don't see this time of year? your friend, offshore flow. >> she will be back in town soon enough. i hang out at the iso bar hoping to find her. >>> good morning. it's friday. and i hope you are doing well. this is a look at the bay bridge commute on the -- bay bridge commute -- solano county commute. the super commute. if you're driving from vacaville, faye field in vallejo and continuing toward the carquinez bridge it looks good. it's moving along nicely on th

malise masterminds reveals the secrets gadgetry this plastic box conceals immobile wife i rouge. the boxes hidden in the baskets to keep it from being stolen. the project then translates as a walking wife by the password is a cafe writer which means every friday because that's when the retired people make their rounds. taking this pedestrian mall is the only place with free wi-fi. otherwise we have to use the cell phone network and it's expensive wildfires where you can. be sure. but once the kids are logged in they often ignore the older people chatting online with friends seems more interesting than an intergenerational conversation. so it's understandable that the project does have its critics. but i feel equally it's nonsense children used to play outdoors pop into the bathtub in needling and head for school in the morning hours at school and then they'd run around outside again play soccer or climb over fences until the woman next door scolded them was sad because it felt off in the stats and but we do still get noticed in town and because we come every week it's becoming a

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mean it's got a good point there is trying to get me he's not talking there's no mention there in a rouge and of national sovereignty well you know i have had the pleasure and i do mean the pleasure because it was fascinating to work in two different assignments at the u.s. mission to the european union for a total of five years so you know i do know european union and how it works and i also know that the european union is vague enough and complex enough and. in doing stringless i can't think of the un transparent enough i guess. that anyone can say when they want about the european union and you know there are facts that support that but the fact is that the european union is very much an organization that exists and was founded to. each piece on the european continent by building institutions into which nations pooled their sovereignty yeah and just because the nations are there you know in the council talking with each other does not mean that they haven't lost a lot of sovereignty to the european commission to the european parliament and to the way they act within the council as kind

but investigators discovered that no below trust belonged to a certain katherine blake living at rouge black in paris. the address was no longer her residential address but play was none other than the married name of captain you've done. behind the offshore company it was indeed the because so heiress who received the payment from eve. and in front of our camera the art dealer went even further. someone does sophisticated good of what he. said . and so should the kid up before when they call over midday on demand for the safety of with no one to get to me tonight as i step out on a vote have asked though as you don't the second would initiate says offset of almost without which then she also reset it off without it into a business up on anything just a plate of bin if she did it doesn't use f.s.s. is them law said you are a system of one organising play to fit didn't such a terrible dipping following the separated to go with his gun. eve bouvier had to pace. several million dollars in bail to have his international arrest warrant lifted. and still facing indictment for fencing stolen

the naughty blades of the moulin rouge keep turning, and its red lights tempt lost souls in pigalle. just to be out and about at this hour, the energy of the city is palpable. notre dame is particularly stately after dark. sightseeing boats enliven the river and its sparkling bridges. the pyramid at the louvre glows from within. and the eiffel tower provides a fitting finale for this victory lap through the city of light. ♪[music] >> you're watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. president trump keeps the world waiting on the iran nuclear deal. >> ahead of a critical deadline on friday, we still don't know if he plans to reimpose u.s. sanctions. >> mr. trump is under pressure from europeans and his own national security team to stick with the nuclear deal. he also faces pressure from the russia investigation but insists repeatedly that there was never any collusion. >> also, on the program, searching for survivors. eight people are still missing after mudslides and flash floods in southern california that left 17 dead. >> the new york times was barred from publishing any more classified

. >> baton rouge is the wettest day in over a year, tom. check out the radar. it's moving farther east. down i-10, down through biloxi, mobile, across the panhandle, georgia, the carolinas, getting up into the northeast, across those swollen rivers as well. couple that with the mild air as you mentioned, likely to see more in the way of ice jam flooding. and then we'll cool it down on monday, potentially some light snow to start off the workweek. another mild day tomorrow. >> all right, we'll take it. rob, thank you. >>> still ahead on within wouldn't tonight this saturday -- deadly flu update and what doctors say you may want to have on hand. in short supply in some places. >>> plus the major change coming to air travel. airlines cracking down on owners who falsely claim their animals are emotional support animals. >>> the bottom the sea for a real-life treasure hunt, gold coins, but from where? and how much is it worth. coming up. friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, p

. >> "rouge bouquet." by sergeant joyce kilmer.brupt and clear three volleys ring. and perhaps their brave young spirits hear the bugles sing "go to sleep, go to sleep." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ johnny get your gun get your gun get your gun ♪ ♪ take it on the run on the run on the run ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> interested in american history tv? visit our website, c-span.org/history. you can view our tv schedule, preview upcoming programs and watch college lectures, museum tours, archival films and more. american history tv, at c-span.org/history. >> the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals tour in january with stopped in raleigh, columbia, atlanta, and montgomery. on each visit, we'll speak with state officials during our live washington journal program. follow the tour and join us on january 16th at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina, when our washington journal guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend, featuring museum tours, archival films, and

we did a town hall meeting in baton rouge, louisiana. it didn't have the desired effect. >> you were in the administration where the last state of the union had some legs the day after. >> there was a state of the union plan that included a slight rollout before, teasers, then the speech, and then it would be a cadence every week for four weeks. and then you would kind of build it, you would have hearings on capitol hill around the tax cuts, there was a plan. >> i feel like the unique plan, the president is ever where. this is not special tonight. there is pomp and circumstance, but we hear from him constantly. >> it may not be special for him, but it is very special for our democracy and the world watches us to see how our democracy does it. that's why i hope that tonight will not be a protest night. i don't want the world to see our democracy as one where people are rude on the floor of the house. >> it seems like there is an expectation that someone will pull a joe wilson on him. >> it seems more likely to come from the gallery and no

he was trying to prevent his wife from exposing an illegal drug distribution ring he was rouging with a pagan motorcycle gang. i spoke with coffman's lawyer. >> it has been an emotional day, i think he is still coming to drips with what happened today, i think he realized he had been found out. i guess this was his answer. >>. >> in a statement they confirmed coffman's death. i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> now to our weather, and not a bad way to end the workweek. here is a live look right now at broad street. it is cold out there, but plenty of sunshine. a cool down as well at the beach, not really swimming weather. but warmer weather is on the way just in time for the weekend. >> glenn hurricane schwartz is tracking the rain. >> yeah, a blue sky today, the temperature didn't go up a whole lot. all of the way across our area. not a cloud to be found, but it is only 42 degrees and in many other parts of the area it is in the 30s. dover, delaware, atlantic city, 37, 36 in wildwood, atlantic city, the ocean is so cold that any wind off of that ocean will keep you chilly. here we ar

nothing is going to in houston, in baton rouge. tomorrow morning, david, much of the south will once again be at a standstill. >> rob, thank you, as always. >>> we're going to turn next here to that showdown on capitol hill. will be there a government shutdown in shutdown? tonight, where does the president stand, after saying just nine days ago and inviting cameras in as he met with republicans and democrats that he was ready for a deal. here's abc's mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: president trump on the hill today, as fears mount that a government shutdown is right around the corner. what's your message to the dreamers? >> we're working on it. we're working on it. >> reporter: democrats are threatening a shutdown if congress doesn't act to protect the dreamers. the nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought here as children. on the hill, dreamers protesting in tears. at least 82 arrested. the white house blames democrats for the stalled talks. but republican leader mitch mcconnell today pointed the finger directly

we will give you in-service, but we will provide direct care, so whether it's baton rouge or topeka or new york, we know we have expertise deployed. dr. inglesby: yeah, i do think that would be valuable. we do have something like that on a smaller scale called dmat teams. sen. cassidy: they are more generic. dr. inglesby: we do not have infectious disease oriented like the one you're talking about. it would be good for us to be able to build those teams. sen. cassidy: i yield back. sen. burr: i would like the record to show that north carolina tried to deliver to louisiana after katrina and affordable hospital. it was the governor who would not sign the liability agreement that put that hospital in mississippi. so we have this incredible surge capacity i'm learning about. it's just that we have hurdles in the way that stop it dead in its tracks if it never stops the motion of collectively addressing the problem. so these are things we can work out. sen. cassidy: we in louisiana continue to be indebted to other dmats around the nation. they so generously deployed. i cannot tell you the

i most think is public health emergencies in baton rouge shreveport or topeka or you name it how does every region have that expertise as opposed to a public health hospital set up in your local va which is a government -- boom we have commandeered aware taken over. better way to understand -- respond is we truly have expertise and we can respond. >> i do think we should be able to rely on local institutions. fee azar greats source of strength in some cities but they disaster medical system and the d teams are the teams that some teams responded to katrina. >> let's go back to you bolo which is very -- the u.s. was not prepared to send doctors and nurses for ebola. we spent health specialists. my point is would be better to have that expertise that truly could go to a community and we are going to be the expeditionary force. >> and expeditionary force that will be able to manage this and we don't have a lot of in-service for the people in the door right now. we will give you in service but in the meantime we will provide direct care and whether it's baton rouge or topeka or new york w

the way i see it, miss representation, rouge contractor. i think a lot of these people are out there and we're inspectors and we want a good safe building and everybody wants to see the priority line being updated to be fire resistant and weatherized. the other thing we think, i'm jumping ahead on the presentation, they have portions of the building to do what is necessary. you have to put in a foundation. to put in the foundation you have the wall and the floor and they're out there doing what's necessary and meanwhile, we don't always get out there and see what the shoring is because there's no complaint and we have no reason to go by there. what concerns me a bit, the worker working underneath the shoring of the elements of the building they're trying to preserve that need to be updated anyway. you might have a 2x4 stud wall that now needs to be a 2x6. they're looking at their demo calculations and seeing they got to maintain, preserve the wall. so the engineer looks at it and says you need a 2x6 and in a lot of case they throw it up aga

roug( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) you were at the grammys last night. how dud mr. joe, i was so happy to see them. >> stephen: me, too. when you see someone who's a part of the cbs family, you clap extra hard, yahoo! so they did great. i don't know how it translated on television because sometimes you don't get the camera shots but this is worth talking about. everyone is talking about the political moments, the big moments, but when elton john took that stage and sang tiny dancer which is obviously a slow song, the whole place stood up and that is a crowd that is hard to get to stand up, especially for a slow song. they never stand for a slow song. they barely were standing for desposito. i was, like, what's going on, people? he came on and everyone stood in the standing ovation for the whole song. amazing. >> stephen: no one's elton john. a personal story, i found out when you first graduated from college you moved back home. >> the best years of my life. >> stephen: most people don't say that because you're under your parents' roof living by their rules. >> it w

and a lot of times it's unfortunate circumstances that cause this and not all is rouge contractor. sometimes it's just somebody not paying close enough attention to the drawings. >> i get that, but if it happens over and over with the same contractor -- that's what i'm saying, doing this concept of mandatory inspection before you start work on certain projects -- and more in the field review of folks who -- i don't know how we do that. that's up to the city attorney to determine and board of supervisors if there's more strict process but it may be something we can do internally. >> i know what you're saying. i would like to think there's not people out there just saying take it down, it's okay. a lot of the times it's not the case. it's something that we deal with. some of the ones as well, the article talked about historic buildings, demolition, that we were allowing the demolition of historic buildings. 49 hopkins was a property up there, it was shown on the drawings to be demolished and a modern facade put up there. that was part of the demolition. i read some articles and you'r

. >> i had this very conversation with rouge, rob wasserman, he is doing same thing he has tickets. it will be i game time decision. another guy i know jim, he says game time decision what about you, you have tickets. >> game time decision. >> you don't want to disappointment and sitting out there. >> heart broken again. >> it is going to get colder and colder, and rainy. i thought to myself, what a pathetic fan i am, if i have tickets and i don't go out there. >> that is what is happening in peoples mind we are still going to the mountains. i will be watching and he will drive down and then drive backup. >> i know for me because i don't have tickets but i want to watch witt fans and get someplace festive. i have been looking at places, that have specials cool things to watch the game. i'm looking for a cool place to watch it. i want to feel part of the experience. >> are you asking then for viewers or restaurant bar owners to tweet you right now. >> that within nice. >> lets do that. >> okay. >> who are you again you are alex. >> alex holley fox 29. let me necessity where you will

there's a deep freeze across america, including baton rouge and other parts of the south.'ll tell you if a storm is headed your way. >> dana: all runways are shut down at charleston airport. it's one of the thins impacted by the noreaster. look at this video out of florida. snow in tallahassee, which is rare. the storm isn't stopping there. this is going to be a big one. jeff flock joins us live where temperatures are in the teens and sliding. >> reporter: in has been a week for this. it's going to continue. we're in perhaps the coldest spot in chicago, at least some people think so. the michigan avenue bridge. that's because the wind whips down. that's the chicago river down there. the wind comes down the canyon in these big buildings. chicago tribune tower, wrigley building and the rest. funnels through here. look at this guy. frozen. there you go. speaking of rivers, i have got a picture of the river city river as far south to cape jirardo. that's all the way down to the southern part of illinois. it's been with us for a week. under 20 degrees, never getting above 20 in

i almost think since a public health emergency could happen in baton rouge, shreveport, or topeka, or you name it, how does every region have that kind of expertise as opposed to a public health hospital that may set up at your local v.a., which is a government facility? boom, we've commandeered, we're taking it over. it seems like a better way to respond because you truly have expertise that is deployable in a moment. any thoughts about that? dr. inglesby: we should be able to rely on the local institutions. v.a. is a great source of strength in some cities. the national disaster medical system, the dmat teams, some of the teams that responded to katrina -- they responded to harvey. sen. cassidy: let me go back to ebola, which was specialized. you have to take off your booties in a correct fashion or else you were exposed. as happened to the nurse in dallas. dr. inglesby: the u.s. was not prepared to send doctors and nurses to ebola. we sent public health specialists, but they did not take care of patients. sen. cassidy: would it be better to have that sort of expertise that truly co