>> sonny: i just can't seem to get a connection today. >> kayla: mm. well, if it makes you feel any better, i...i just came from seeing your mom. and she was in really good spirits after your visit. in the morning. >> sonny: that's good. if she was in good spirits, it's probably because i left. she just basically kicked me outta there today. >> kayla: she doesn't want you to worry. >> sonny: well, she's my mom, and i want to be there for her. >> steve: well... this's a nice surprise. >> kayla: hi. >> steve: hey. >> kayla: hey. i just got a little coffee to go. >> steve: okay. >> kayla: this a...business meeting? >> sonny: i hope you guys have the, uh, hard copies of the surveillance report.

sonny says his last day in business is december 31st. >>> yeah. >> good days for sonny looking in thether if you wants to row lacks before he closes of shot. >> enjoy sunshine. snack on alligator. right now santa -- >> where is he. >> on the move. made one pass over the delaware valley. he'll probably make another one right now he is in canada. there he is with his reindeer. rudolph leading the charge there santa in ontario, eh, that's what he's up to right now. cruising along delivering over 5 billion presents. look he's coming back to the us to new york maybe he'll make that second pass over the delaware valley. he shouldn't run into many problems live located center city philadelphia, good. sky scrapers lit up in red and green. 43 degrees. winds 5 miles an hour. foles like 40 degrees right now and temperatures pretty consistent all across the regi region. little bit cool in the poconos down to 34 degrees. we're at 43 in trenton and 41 degrees right now in millville. when you wake up as we wake up on our christmas morning, seeing santa and reindeer delivered 35 degrees in philadelph

, 2,000 children auditioned, sonny was special. >> he came in right at the end.ane. you know, he carries the film on his how older. >> in some cases he sat in the lap of stardom, nicole kidman plays member every australian family that adopts and raises him, after he was found thousands every miles from his home. but as he grew, so did his curiosity. >> i had another family, a mother, a brother, i can still see their faces. >> many, though, do not. >> the film reveals some 80,000 children go missing in india every year. >> this is one-story of 80,000 a year that's like 11 million children that are left on the streets in india. >> about education, awareness, never ending love of family, longing to see his mother. >> i'm here.

sonny went to notre dame. he started at notre dame and the joy al felt in his son being a student at notre dame university was beyond stratospheric. so sonny had four daughters. he married his high school sweetheart and of the four daughters, one of them died of cancer and the three others are still alive. and i had the great pleasure of getting to know them as well as so many other family members and they were young, they were children, very small children, but they were older enough to have strong memories of their grandfather and their grandmother and they told me the stories of being-- they grew up in miami and told me the stories of being at the palm island house with their grandparents who adored them and may lived to be 86. al died when he was 48. she was 50 then. so she lived a very long life after his death and she would often visit these grandchildren and she would tell them her stories and as one of them said to me, it was mama may's-- they called her mama mae. and it was mama mae's reality and of c

>> sonny's clearly made a choice of fear is his motivator. >> as you know, post-election, america is a divided nation. where does "a bronx tale" fit do you think? >> it's interesting, i read a review on our play that said that if this show had opened last season, it might be a but now, given the election, it seems a little morrell. i think we're all being asked that question. is it better to live in fear or in love? >> reporter: we swing by and meet the lead of the show. >> hey, how are you? >> reporter: bobby conte thornton, who plays "c," his first role on broadway, 24 years old. >> how is it when you walk out on that stage? >> it's fun now. because my longest stage partner is essentially the audience for the show. and so it's immediately they're kind of looking for. >> reporter: an embarrassing father, i couldn't help but say hi to chris. >> does it seem real? >> it does. the place is real, the people are real. but it's still the dream. and it still feels like there's so much further to go. >> do you appreciate what a gift you all have been for the young actors in the show? >> it'

sonny takes this kid under his wing, teaches him about the real world, how things aren't always blackou have to make complicated decisions and what kind of a man do you want to be, do you want to live in love or do you want to live in fear? ♪ you want to know what to give them the answer ain't love it's fear ♪ >> sonny's clearly made a choice of fear is his motivator. >> as you know, post-election, america is a divided nation. where does "a bronx tale" fit do you think? >> it's interesting, i read a review on our play that said that if this show had opened last season, it might be a nostalgia throwback piece. but now, given the election, it seems a little morrell. i think we're all being asked that question. is it better to live in fear or in love? >> reporter: we swing by and meet the lead of the show. >> hey, how are you? >> reporter: bobby conte thornton, who plays "c," his first role on broadway, 24 years old. >> how is it when you walk out on that stage? >> it's fun now. because my longest stage partner is essentially the audience for the show. and so it's immediately assessing t

>> sonny: hi, yes. we need an ambulance at the salem inn, room 2116. my mom, she passed out, and we can't get her to wake up. yes, no, she is brth okay, but she's not responding at all, so please hurry up. >> lucas: adrienne. adrienne, come on. can you hear me? come on. she's waking up. >> sonny: she's waking up. she's waking up. hey, mom. hi. hey, there--hey. >> adrienne: i was... >> lucas: no, stop, stop. >> justin: the ambulance is coming. >> lucas: rest now. help's on the way, okay?

>> sonny: i just can't seem to get a connection today. >> kayla: mm. well, if it makes you feel any better, i...i just came from seeing your mom. and she was in really good spirits after your visit. i told her i'd check in on her in the morning. >> sonny: that's good. if she was in good spirits, it's probably because i left. she just basically kicked me outta there today. >> kayla: she doesn't want you to worry. >> sonny: well, she's my mom, and i want to be there for her. >> steve: well... this's a nice surprise. >> kayla: hi. >> steve: hey. >> kayla: hey. i just got a little coffee to go. >> steve: okay. >> kayla: this a...business meeting? >> sonny: i hope you guys have the, uh, hard copies of the surveillance report. because i can't get a signal to save my life. >> paul: as requested.

sonny tells me it's just time. the building will be sold he says.certain and he's looking to sell the shop but that's tricky with a business that's beloved to generations of customers. >> i look forward to coming to work and i am really surprised and honored that the people have such a high opinion of me. all that work paid off. >> reporter: i wouldn't say there's secrets but there are methods that, you know, i wouldn't want to give to the wrong person. someone takes it over i'll be haunting them for the rest of their life. >> reporter:. [ laughter ] >> i care about the business. >> reporter: sonny has had plenty of conversations about the future of deangelo's but no deal has been struck. if one isn't the people who love son know's venison and rabbit sausage and hundreds of other products will be singing the blues and so will henry. >> if that is his choice personally i don't like it but that's what he wants to do, you know. sure. and the neighborhood will lose a little bit of its flavor here. but, you know, that's progress, you know, that's what he

sonny went to notre dame. he started at notre dame and the joy that al felt and his son being a student at notre dame university was beyond stratospheric. so, sonny had or daughters. he married his high school sweetheart and of the four daughters, one of them died of cancer and the three others are still alive. i have a great pleasure of getting to know them as well as the many other family or his. they were young. they were children, very small children. but they were old enough to have strong memories of their grant father and their grandmother and they told me the stories of growing up in miami and told me the stories of being at the island house at their grand parents who adored them. they lived to be 86. al died when he was 48. she was 50 then, so she lived a very long life after his dad. she would often visit these grandchildren and she would tell them stories as one of them said to me, it was momma may. they said it was the reality and of course with rose-colored glasses. we understood that. he knew it.

sonny tells me it's just time. be sold he says that's for certain and he's looking to sell the shop but that's tricky with a business that's beloved to generations of customers. >> i look forward to coming to work, and i'm really surprised and honored that the people have such a high pin of me. all that work paid off. i wouldn't say there's secrets but there are methods that, you know, i wouldn't want to give to the wrong person. >> someone takes it over i'll be he wasn'ting them for the rest of their life. [ laughter ] >> i care about the business. >> reporter: sonny has had plenty of conversations about the future of deangelo's but no deal has been struck. if there isn't people who love season knee's will be singing the blues. and so will henry. >> that's his choice. personally i don't like it. that's what he wants to do, you know. >> sure. >> and the neighborhood lose a little bit of flavor here. but you know that's progress. that's way wants to do, that's what he wants to do. >> we all got to live our lives. >>

. >> sonny: just you? where's abigail? my mom just gave me the most incredible news. can't wait to give that girl a hug. >> jj: yeah, she's at the dimeras. >> sonny: right, of course. ringing in 2017 with her husband, her little boy. chad must be so happy she's back. >> jj: i think you'd have to ask chad about that. [upbeat country music] ♪ >> andre: ah...well. i'm so glad that you invited me to join you for the new year. although i would've preferred a much more upscale venue. >> chad: it's been a hell of a year... for the dimera family...

it has a replica of the new white house garden and bo and sonny and lots of cool stuff.he trees in that room, there are 56 lego gingerbread houses, representing every single state and territory in america. and somewhere in the house we have supersized replicas of bo and sonny guarding their presents because we don't let them have their presents. [laughter] i'm just kidding. they get to have them. people who come through these halls over the next few weeks will see about -- how many ornaments do you think are in this house? six? [laughter] 10? [laughter] a hundred? getting closer. 9000? let me tell you. it is 70,000 ornaments. i was pretty shocked at that. so we can't wait. that's a lot of ornaments. but we can't wait to start welcoming people into their white house this holiday season. and to everyone who created these stunning displays, all our volunteers, all the folks who helped make this happen, i want to -- i want to once again say thank you. you did a phenomenal job once again in turning this house into a magical place. those of you who are here today and those aro

>> sonny: hi, yes. we need an ambulance at the salem inn, room 2116. my mom, she passed out, and we can't get her to wake up. yes, no, she is breathing. okay, but she' >> lucas: adrienne. adrienne, come on. can you hear me? come on. she's waking up. >> sonny: she's waking up. she's waking up. hey, mom. hi. hey, there--hey. >> adrienne: i was... >> lucas: no, stop, stop. >> justin: the ambulance is coming. >> lucas: rest now. help's on the way, okay?

it has a replica of the new white house garden and bo and sonny and lots of cool stuff.rees in that room, there are 56 lego gingerbread houses, representing every single state and territory in america. and somewhere in the house we have supersized replicas of bo and sonny guarding their presents because we don't let them have their presents. [laughter] i'm just kidding. they get to have them. people who come through these halls over the next few weeks will see about -- how many ornaments do you think are in this house? six? [laughter] 10? [laughter] 100? getting closer. 9000? let me tell you. it is 70,000 ornaments. i was pretty shocked at that. so we can't wait. that's a lot of ornaments. but we can't wait to start welcoming people into their white house this holiday season. and to everyone who created these stunning displays, all our volunteers, all the folks who helped make this happen, i want to -- i want to once again say thank you. you did a phenomenal job once again in turning this house into a magical place. those of you who are here today and those around the wo

pete gets killed, sonny gets the blame. yeah.perceive morgan stealing the car. [ groans ] so julian is really the one to blame for morgan's death. well, it's all speculation at this point. we don't have much in the way of proof. julian was real careful in covering his tracks, and pete was killed before he could talk. but the van with the fake logo was so easy to find.

the first step into clearing your boy sonny corinthos. sonny. the guard said i could come up. thanks for coming. sorry i couldn't get here sooner. that's fine. that's fine. so...why'd you need to see me? well, for starters, uh... i found this. [ gasps ] oh, my god, thank god. i was so afraid i'd lost it. where'd you find it? it was under my bed. now, carly came by to pick up some early christmas presents for joss,

[ cheers and applause ] "the story of sonny boy slim." he can jam. oh, my gosh. he's just amazing. guitarists out there. guys, we have exactly 11 shows left before we go on christmas break. [ audience aws ] which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for 12 days of christmas sweaters! here we go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ twelve days of christmas sweaters eleven shows left ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that is right. every show between now and christmas, we're giving one lucky audience member a snazzy christmas sweater. [ cheers and applause ] from the countdown to christmas cabinet. since there are 11 shows left, let's open door number 11. [ cheers and applause ] oh. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] wow. oh, look at this. whoa. this is -- [ cheers and applause ] merry woofmas. merry woofmas. now, let's see who's going home with tonight's sweater. [ cheers and applause ] everyone, look at your seat number. look at your seat number, and if i call your number, i need you to jump up, let me know where you are. quest, can i get a drum roll, please? [ drum roll ] who wants me

>> sonny: hi, yes. we need an ambulance at the salem inn, room 2116. my mom, she passed out, and we can't get her to wake up. yes, no, she is breathing. okay, but she's not responding at all, so please hurry up. >> lucas: adrienne. adrienne, come on. can you hear me? come on. she's waking up. >> sonny: she's waking up. she's waking up. hey, mom. hi. hey, there--hey. >> adrienne: i was... >> lucas: no, stop, stop. >> justin: the ambulance is coming. >> lucas: rest now. help's on the way, okay?

sonny tells me it's just time. the building will be sold he says.ell the shop but that's tricky with a business that's beloved to generations of customers. >> i look forward to coming to work, and i'm really surprised and honored that the people have such a high opinion of me. all that work paid off. i won say they're secrets but methods that, you know, i won want to give to the wrong person. if someone takes it over i'll be he wasn'ting them for the rest of their life. [ laughter ] >> i care about the business. >> reporter: sonny says he's had plenty of conversations about the future of deangelo's but no deal has been struck. if one isn't, the people who love sonny's venison and rabbit saw satisfies will be sing the blues so will henry. >> if that's his choice, personally i don't like it but, you know, that's what he wants to do. you know, sure. and, you know, the enabled will lose a little bit of its flavor. that's progress. you know, that's way wants to do, that's way wants to do. >> we all got to live our lives, right absolutely. >> if they're g

[ cheers and applause ] "the story of sonny boy slim" is out now. my thanks to dwayne johnson, kevin nealon! [ cheers and applause ] gary clark jr. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- curtis "50 cent" jackson. nbc news correspondent katy tur. music from k. flay. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm sh meye. this is "late night." how is everybo doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is -- good to hear. in that case let's get to the news. butterball turkey has set up it's annual thanksgiving hotline, where customers can call and ask for help. said one caller, "uh, how do you run a country?"

[ cheers and applause ] "the story of sonny boy slim" is out now.u next week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- mariah carey, writer and star of the "new york stories," colin quinn, music from megadeth, featuring the 8g band with dave lombardo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight out there? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump continued his thank you tour, battle of battle ground states today in pennsylvania and hillary clinton continued her thanks for nothing tour, deeper into the woods. [ laughter

[ cheers and applause ] "the story of sonny boy slim" is out now.nd. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- curtis "50 cent" jackson. nbc news correspondent katy tur. music from k. flay. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is -- good to hear. in that case let's get to the news. butterball turkey has set up it's annual thanksgiving hotline, where customers can call and ask for help. said one caller, "uh, how do you run a country?" [ laughter ]

it has a replica of the new white house garden and bo and sonny and lots of cool stuff.he trees in that room, there are 56 lego gingerbread houses, representing every single state and territory in america. and somewhere in the house we have supersized replicas of bo and sonny guarding their presents because we don't let them have their presents. [laughter] i'm just kidding. they get to have them. people who come through these halls over the next few weeks will see about -- how many ornaments do you think are in this house? six? [laughter] 10? [laughter] a hundred? getting closer. 9000? let me tell you. it is 70,000 ornaments. i was pretty shocked at that. so we can't wait. that's a lot of ornaments. but we can't wait to start welcoming people into their white house this holiday season. and to everyone who created these stunning displays, all our volunteers, all the folks who helped make this happen, i want to -- i want to once again say thank you. you did a phenomenal job once again in turning this house into a magical place. those of you who are here today and those aro

>> sonny: hi, yes. we need an ambulance at the salem inn, room 2116. my mom, she passed out, and we can't get her to wake up. okay, but she's not responding at all, so please hurry up. >> lucas: adrienne. adrienne, come on. can you hear me? come on. she's waking up. >> sonny: she's waking up. she's waking up. hey, mom. hi. hey, there--hey. >> adrienne: i was... >> lucas: no, stop, stop. >> justin: the ambulance is coming. >> lucas: rest now. help's on the way, okay?

>> sonny: hi, yes. we need an ambulance at the salem inn, room 2116.mom, she passed out, and we can't get her to wake up. yes, no, she is breathing. okay, but she's not responding at all, so please hurry up. >> lucas: adrienne. adrienne, come on. can you hear me? come on. she's waking up. >> sonny: she's waking up. she's waking up. hey, mom. hi. hey, there--hey. >> adrienne: i was... >> lucas: no, stop, stop. >> justin: the ambulance is coming. >> lucas: rest now. help's on the way, okay? >> adrienne: it's about time.

. >> in 1963, he got a title shot against sonny liston, who was then the heavyweight champion of thee, "you know like when your mama chops the meat? that's what liston's gonna do to clay." didn't happen. >> that might be all, ladies and gentlemen. >> he wins the heavyweight championship of the world. >> i don't have a mark on my face and i upset sonny liston and i just turned 22 years old. i must be the greatest. >> when cassius clay, changed his religion from christianity to the nation of islam, many people didn't know how to react, black and white. >> oh, my gosh, what's he done? people were so suspicious i >> i would like for you to call me by my name now, muhammad, muhammad ali. >> it was massively controversial. in the world of sports, which was controlled by old, white people, people were terrified. >> i saw him as critically important to smashing traditions. >> he gave up a lot for his politics and he was criticized and even vilified by many people. >> the real enemies of my people are right here. not in vietnam. >> mr. muhammad ali has just refused to be inducted into the uni

. >> i see sonny from supervisor peskin's office is here and would you like to make a comment? >> hello. thank you commissioner yee. so, i just want to give a little background to the genesis of where this item came from. we had been meeting with several schools in our district around issues that have been raised by parents and principles and the central office around over proliferation of transportation network companies the fact that they are really being used as commercial vehicle jz being used as tour industry vehicles to carry tourist around and there have been a lot of safety issues and concerns parent raised so we made a commitment to the parent we would work with the transportation authority and sfmta to see if there was a more direct approach and want to thank sfmta staff for the work they have done aroupd the video jz walk sf and around the educational y videos-i feel the companies themselves should be in a appropriate professional world they would be here reporting themselves on what they are doing to insure our streets are safe and making sure their companies and em

. >>> a mother is murdered and her sonnies the accused killer, chilling word he shared with the stranger, just before being taken in custody. >>> woman is able to fight off, two robbers, but then makes a stunning revelation, why she actually apologized to one of them right before they jumped her. >>> and the big chillies in the air, temperatures plumetting just in time for the weekend. talk about timing. how long will they stick around. >>> good day, it is december the ninth, hey kids, look at what i got. >> a hatchimal. >> we have information of the big ship. of hatchimals is coming this is delaware valley, where you can get them sunday. that is what one stories promising. i don't know how this works. we will figure out instructions and try to make this hatch later today. >> on the air. >> yes, on the air. >> yes. >> i read something here where it takes 30 or 40 minutes. but you have to rub it, talk to it. >> yes. >> it always works to me. >> that is right, okay. >> good day everybody, it is friday december 9th, 2016. >> it is national christmas card day. karen hepp's christmas card. >>

>> sonny: hi, yes. we need an ambulance at the salem inn, room 2116. my mom, she passed out, and we can't get her to wake up. yes, no, she is breathing. okay, but she's not responding >> lucas: adrienne. adrienne, come on. can you hear me? come on. she's waking up. >> sonny: she's waking up. she's waking up. hey, mom. hi. hey, there--hey. >> adrienne: i was... >> lucas: no, stop, stop. >> justin: the ambulance is coming. >> lucas: rest now. help's on the way, okay?

friday morning sonny and pleasantly cool, afternoon mid- seventies with low humidity that is the afternoon breezy and refreshing, still temperatures in the mid-70s for highs, saturday a little bit warmer, by next week when chances bump up, the european model brings the best chances for rain thursday into early friday that will bring early temperatures that will be chilly by next week and. the normal high 75 that is of next week a blast of cold air from the northeast that will see a lot of snow in upstate new york. we will be cooling off with highs in the 60s may be in the 50s next saturday. a look at the seven-day forecast. upper 70s to low 80s saturday when chances next week a better chance of a stronger front thursday, if we go 10 days out that is when you notice the cold tem news in st. petersburg. police recovering a body from a drainage pond. this is a live picture from action air 1 over the scene near 47th avenue north and third street north , someone found a man's body floating in the water. authorities say there are no signs of trauma. we will keep you updated. >>> a local couple s

. >>> and also, a mother is dead, her sonnies accused of killing her, the chilling words, that suspectred with the stranger, just before he was taken into custody. >> lots to talk about. we will get to those stories in a moment great to have you with us on this tgif, it is friday. >> yah, good morning to you. >> how about that outfit bob kelly was wearing. >> yes. >> all lit up i will show you later this morning. >> it wasn't bright enough. >> it wasn't warm but we had fun in the northeast last night. >> long johns on. >> i did underneath, i could have used two pair. >> he will learn, sue. >> true. >> it is layer, layer, layer, today is the day we have been telling but all week. the evidence of the cold is lake effect snow because when that cold air blows across not yet frozen over great lakes, and ontario, and erie to be specific that causes the snow. we are not getting that but we are getting plenty of cold, six out of ten in weather by the numbers. the current temperature in philadelphia is 31. what it feels like is 20 outside, sunrise at 7:11. we will see sunshine but it is deceivi

detectives say the victim's sonnies at center of the investigation. steve keeley is live in lower makefield with the chilling details, steve. >> reporter: mom and son lived alone in this house. you can see all of the lights still on, left on by investigators and in the only lights throughout the house but sadly they tell us that blood found in most of the rooms of the house as well. signs that they say of a deadly struggle. the house, all lit up for investigators here for hours, since yesterday afternoon, they left their crime scene, and out front, road still closed, and guarding still investigators returned. they left here while the 30 year-old man who lived here, with his five two-year old mother was arraigned for her murder and then taken to the bucks county prison late last night, zachary cope, had only minor dealings with police here in lower makefield previously no one ever suspect he would be capable of this kind of violence, but they will have a psychiatric exam and see if he was under influence of thinking but his mother rebecca bludgeoned an

. >> his sonnies in federal prison for five years. his father will be in there for quite a bit longer. would i say in the 15 year range. >> is that what you are going with. >> that is what i think. >> we won't know today. >> probably won't know today but it will be a day or so. >> we will see what happens. >> it that is time of the year when ken throws his holiday parties, yeah. >> i heard about your holiday parties. >> you are invited. >> i was nearly arrested at one of them. >> there is something you are supposed to drink before you start to drink. i'll tell you what that is after the break. www.evertz.com>] >>> beautiful in wayne county in the pocono mountains. >> yes. >> do you ever wonder why you get headaches after drinking wine? um, experts are revealing reason and what you can do to avoid them. maybe not just drinking too much. they say the tanons, sugar, histamines are cause of your pain. they are antioxidants in naturally occurring compound found in grape stems, seed and skin. you should avoid tan opposite on rich red wine.

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no, sonny boy, i take my just like our friend, parker. >> but, how 'bout those credentials from the insurance company? >> my partner, stan, was an artist when it came to forgery. i'm going to miss him. >> well, you certainly put one over on me. >> don't feel too bad about it. i've fooled smarter chumps than you. now, toss over that box. >> here it goes. (gunshot) anything you want me to send you in prison, joan? >> yeah, a half a dozen good hacksaw blades. >> (chuckling) >> you know, little pigeon, you awful pretty. why don't you comb your hair sometimes, eh? you have pretty little footses, too, pink footses are pretty. what do you got on your nose, something on top of your nose? that thing. >> (laughing) i might have known i'd find you here with the pigeons. don't you ever get tired of them? >> not pancho, you know why? >> why? >> because someday, i'm gonna buy a little rancho, and i'm gonna raise flying chickens. >> oh, pancho, chickens don't fly. >> but they will when i marry 'em with flying pigeons. >> oh, cisco! (laughing) ?? >> goodbye, amigos. >> see you soon! (laughs) ?? ?? mr. brock?

recommit ourselves to the values we share and, on behalf of the family, including that troublemaker sonnyppy and healthy 2017. thanks, and god bless. the final christmas message from the white house for the family of barack 0bama. temperatures have been a record 5 degrees higher than average for december at the north pole. climate change scientists say that these are publicly linked to man—made climate change. it follows a summit during which arctic sea ice reached the second lowest extent ever recorded by satellites —— it follows a summer. now we have the weather forecast from tomasz. follows a summer. now we have the weather forecast from tomaszm follows a summer. now we have the weather forecast from tomasz. it is going to be exceptionally mild, too warm for any snow. christmas itself is going to be incredibly mild. windy as well with a bit of rain on the way notjust through christmas but and into boxing day. storm stconor is sending all that mild air from the atlantic, from the azores. this vortex is sucking in all of that warm from the south and sitting on top of us during the course

. >> i see sonny from supervisor peskin's office is here and would you like to make a comment? >> hello. thank you commissioner yee. so, i just want to give a little background to the genesis of where this item came from. we had been meeting with several schools in our district around issues that have been raised by parents and principles and the central office around over proliferation of transportation network companies the fact that they are really being used as commercial vehicle jz being used as tour industry vehicles to carry tourist around and there have been a lot of safety issues and concerns parent raised so we made a commitment to the parent we would work with the transportation authority and sfmta to see if there was a more direct approach and want to thank sfmta staff for the work they have done aroupd the video jz walk sf and around the educational y videos-i feel the companies themselves should be in a appropriate professional world they would be here reporting themselves on what they are doing to insure our streets are safe and making sure their companies and em

. >> i see sonny from supervisor peskin's office is here and would you like to make a comment? >> hello. thank you commissioner yee. so, i just want to give a little background to the genesis of where this item came from. we had been meeting with several schools in our district around issues that have been raised by parents and principles and the central office around over proliferation of transportation network companies the fact that they are really being used as commercial vehicle jz being used as tour industry vehicles to carry tourist around and there have been a lot of safety issues and concerns parent raised so we made a commitment to the parent we would work with the transportation authority and sfmta to see if there was a more direct approach and want to thank sfmta staff for the work they have done aroupd the video jz walk sf and around the educational y videos-i feel the companies themselves should be in a appropriate professional world they would be here reporting themselves on what they are doing to insure our streets are safe and making sure their companies and em

here to give that perspective is sonny miller. snap, honest company. yon gmp, he published a report giving highlights in 2017 and that will drive up activity. and research president is still here in the studio. i'm hearing from silicon valley talking about the rate of i.p.a. may be doubling or tripling. this is the right time for your companies to be going to the public next year? >> it's a great time. people should take advantage of it. we had a weak year in 2016. i have been involved in technology i.p.o.'s for 0 years and we never saw anything like it. we had high-tech prices in the stock market. and investor interests and 13 u.s.-venture-backed companies. that is the core. only 13 in 2016, but they did mostlyd traded up 6% and niche companies. as we look to 2017, there are a few big changes, a few companies to go public. we never had more companies of real scale growing, excitement that are ready to go public, tech companies than we have today. so many have delayed because how frothy the private markets were for several years and able to get easier

and sonny tomorrow. >> pam: alecia? >> reporter: spot trying to think of where she was then the next 23 hours at a san francisco international airport. she missed her connection to barbados. she is left wondering how she is a point to get home. >> i have no where to stay in san francisco until tomorrow morning. all i can go to fort lauderdale, and spend hours there and wait for another flight to barbados. >> flight was that 9:00 and delayed until 1030 and now they are telling me is delayed until 1130. >> reporter: delays across all airlines and will continue through midnight. >> normally they come out of the northwest but because of the uniqueness of the storm we are using runways from our arrival and departures of little bit differently. some >> reporter: people are taking it in stride. >> we are happy that we will get there sooner or later. >> there is not much else to do >> not too bad. >> reporter: just so you know, there are no major delays in san jose or oakland. reporting live from s f o, alecia reid, kron4news.

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