was when we were getting word the winds were really bad. >> reporter: firefighters got a hug from sonyaraising them for saving some of her family's things. >> before we arrived they had already saved christmas presents, ornaments, pictures. the firefighters are safe and they were here fighting. that is all you can wish for, you know. god has a greater plan for us. >> crews were reporting from down in cbsn los angeles. for a while 101 around carpenteria was shut down. so there were thousands of vehicles stranded on saturday as the fire got close to the freeway down there. it has been a mess. that fire is now two weeks old. highs today in the bay area. concord got up to 65 degrees. morgan hill 61. san jose 68. in santa rosa, 66 degrees. and in san francisco, 63. we are looking for high pressure to continue to build in over the bay area. as a result, the winds are going to relax. the numbers are going to remain a few degrees above average. right now concord is at 44 degrees. in oakland, 47. livermore, 41. as we look from high atop the west coast, the winds are caused by the high and low be

i have been in alex and sonya's house, the house in question, and it is quite evident when you look up and see the existing 30- 31-foot building that anything higher will obliterate whatever light there is. so i'm here to voice my objection and hope you will not let this go forward. >> i'm john deforest. i live at 2535 lake, almost directly across from the bernsteins. and oppose this proposed building in its current state for all the reasons that have been adduced and i want to remind you supervisors that if left unchecked real estate interests, and they're just about the same everywhere -- i used to live in manhattan. i even lived in greenwich village, which is pretty much destroyed now -- left unchecked, san francisco will be even more degraded as a beautiful environment and place to live and raise your children and you are the last line of defense. thank you. >> councillor breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is marianne shell and i live at 2539 lake street. thank you for working today and my condolences to you and the city. i've lived on lake

sonya and her editor show how they did it with pint-sized passengers, miko and andy. as parents know, the ultimate test when it comes to strollers, collapsing them. i give wire cutter's top three a try. we start with the rummer up. the britax agile, currently $89. got to use mom strength here. here we go. ah-ha, >> reporter: and then the first-place sitty micity minuti amazon. and the uppababy cruz. before you make the big stroller buy, don't forget, your kid's going to grow. >> it should be able to carry a child from when they're a newborn through when they're a toddler. >> reporter: helpful hints to stroll your tiny toddlers across the finish line. >> yes, absolutely. our thanks to erielle right there. wire cutter receives a portion of the profits of products sold through links on its site. >> i want a stroller for me so i asking pushed around wherever i want. i love >> maybe. if he combines his hover board with a stroller, very efficient form of transportation. >> we have no idea if there is a baby in there or there was once a baby in there. >> looks like a good ti

>> you think sonya henny's mother loved her. poor you, i didn't stay home making apple brown betties, no, i made you a champion. knowing you would hate me for it. that is the sacrifice a mother makes, i wish i had a mother like me instead of nice. i didn't like my mother either, so what. i gave you a gift. >> you cursed me. >> you're a monster. >> spilled milk, baby. >> how do you find the empathy, the humanity in a character like that? >> that is an excellent question and one that i definitely -- that was the challenge in this role taking on this role. and that is the first thing i do whenever i take on any part, is no matter what the character does i can't judge them because i'm going to be playing them. so i look to find their wounds, where were they hurt, where is their humanity as you said. i decided not being able to ever meet the real lavonna harding, the writer, steven rogers tried to find her. but couldn't find her anywhere, tonya didn't know where she was, and nor did she care. i had to believe she had to have been abu

sonya trump grills the sausages on both sides for around ten minutes in this region they're usually servedith bread and sauerkraut . i suggest is also good and isn't only this is a traditional grilled sausage prepared the old fashioned way in this natural casing and. runs it's a very fine and delicate sausage skin that has a little strip with us. this gives it that special taste characteristic of the franconian growth sausage rolls only then is a truly authentic so grilled sauce which can be found everywhere but if it doesn't have the spelling casing it's not a true from coney and sausage things. so here looks forward to selling lots of the grilled sausages this christmas she says the colder it gets the more people work up an appetite for a hearty sausage. these tourists from taiwan are willing to give one a try meat pie one must also have been a sausage buzz already told. sweets of a. soul sucked see it's just a christmassy atmosphere. protein birds writer list mark got its name from a mythical horseman he's seen as a bringer of good cheer. and here it's christmas all year round. of all f

eric trumps butcher shop supplies the market with fresh sausages prompts wife sonya serves customersn the busy shop. some canadian tourists are here to sample the grilled sausages it's delicious yeah . we don't have anything quite this authentic at home we try to but we can't replicate it. the sausage meat comes from pigs raised by local farmers the meat is season with onions from margarine white pepper a dash of nothing make insults. so in a trump grills the sausages on both sides for around ten minutes in this region they're usually served with bread and sauerkraut. i suggest it's also good ideas and i mean this is a traditional grilled sausage prepared the old fashioned way in this natural casing and. guns it's a very fine and delicate sausage skin that has a little strip of fast. food this gives it that special taste characteristic of the franconian growth sausage rolls only then is a truly authentic so grilled sauce which can be found everywhere but if it doesn't have a spelling casing it's not a true friend kenyon sausage things. so he looks forward to selling lots of grilled s

a political analyst and contributor to the new york times on the guardian from barcelona sonya those of lecture at the university barcelona also from madrid daniel gone the editor of the spanish edition of this or three letters magazine thanks for joining us on inside story welcome to you all daniel the ousted president of catalonia he's in exile fighting extradition the former vice president is behind bars accused of rebellion and sedition other officials are either in jail or that they're out of barcelona so this is very very unprecedented how unprecedented is it for an election to be held under these circumstances. well i think it's as you say his name is very ampicillin because they were expensive and they got a one hundred fifty five course was never. to do that is not so this equation is you see you know i'm president in their business and i think that the then this flew over who the normal politics but obviously the seventies tends campaign with this sort of think sadly in some of these candidates in recent i think this. makes that they sent me a while are full and i'm very em

that sonya subtract is doing the rounds in rostov on don here in this part of russia south life is very different to that of subjects home city of moscow the economy is sluggish poverty is rife subjects' says she wants to change that i want to see innovative russia full of yarnell businessman who are really create industries in russia because for all those years with the best oil prices recorded grade one single industry which would be the best in the world laughing i'm not proud of that i want another kind of russia sub jack is well known in russia having spent many years as a socialite and reality t.v. star now she has reinvented herself as a serious political journalist her candidacy in next year's presidential elections has shocked many subjects as she's standing to challenge president putin. but i see that you have to be brave to get involved in politics in russia and i am i want to see changes in this country if i'm scared of anything it's not about losing my life i fear for my son's future he's growing up here. subject has made multiple t.v. appearances on russian channels she's

good morning from bbc london news, i'm sonya jessop.the charity shelter. they include families such as suleman, his wife and two daughters, who've been living in a bit and breakfast for four years in east finchley. he says at least he has a roof over his head. just thinking to myself, you know, there's people in worse situations, there's people in worse situations, there's people in worse situations, there's people living on the streets and to be honest with regards to what happens, i can't have that with my family, i can't take that risk. anything is better than nothing, is the family argument i use. wormwood scrubs prison in west london has been found to be dangerous for both inmates and staff with up to 50 violent incidents a month. a report by the independent monitoring board said a quarter of the violence is gang related. the prison service says improvements do need to be made but it has begun tackling some problems with body cameras and drug sniffer dogs. shopkeepers in tower hamlets in east london are being urged not to sell powe

the tainted cases are tied to former lab employee sonya farik.rugs she was supposed to be testing. paula reid is here with the latest problems tied to the massachusetts drug lab. >> reporter: good morning. if these cases are thrown out, many people will be getting out of prison and it will be the second time in two years that thousands of drug convictions are being thrown out for official misconduct in the state. at least 8,000 cases are now in the hands of the massachusetts supreme judicial court. for eight years, sonya farik worked at the department of public health as a chemist, responsible for analyzing samples in criminal drug cases. in january of 2013, authorities discovered unlabeled drugs at fa farik's workstation. during a trial, farik admitted to using drugs in the lab and even manufacturing in the lab of crack cocaine for her own use. she was given an 18-month jail sentence. >> this is really an historic case here in massachusetts. >> reporter: carol rhodes is the executive direct effort of the massachusetts aclu. the group is seeking

the second part, sonya, we could see if they would like to discuss this and we could figure out how torticulate it more and there's a lot of information here and a lot of suggestions. but i think i do get the spirit of what's being asked here. if we don't get a kind of resolution, maybe we would calendar it for a hearing for ourselves. i'm more inclined to have it ourselves and then go the other option. >> yeah, i think we have had conversations internally about demolition. maybe we can get an update about that considering these issues and how to make the system more effective. >> let's have this sooner than later, possibly next month if we can get organized with staff. >> any other inquiries from commissioners? if you have any items at a later date, you can contact me to let me know. item 4 b future meetings of agendas. the commission can discuss and take actions to set up a special meeting or determine the items placed on the agenda of the next meeting and future meetings of the building commission. the next scheduled meeting is december 20th. are all commissioners expected to be her

we know that justices sonya sotomayor and ruth ginsberg were dissents.resident trump backing alabama senate candidate roy moore. there's no doubt about it now, blake? >> no, president trump has fully endorsed roy moore. here's how he explained it this way. he said democrats refusal to give one vote for massive tax cuts is why we need roy moore in alabama. he listed a handful of issues. the president finished by saying no to jones a pelosi schumer puppet. in a statement, moore said president trump knows the future of his conservative agenda in congress hinges on this election. he said we had a good conversation over the phone and working together towards a conservative victory. the president'sful embrace of roy moore comes as other republicans are starting to walk back the criticism they had on roy moore. ted cruz said he can urge people to vote for moore and mitch mcconnell who said that roy moore should drop out of the race since in the last few days has taken a different tact. listen here. >> this is an issue that the voters have in front of them. they

also my niece sonya. >> jimmy: how old are they now? what were you like at that age, 9 or 11? >> i was a rambunctious youth. i was a boy scout. i didn't reach the level of eagle scout. i do plan on doing that. you can go back and get that later, right? >> jimmy: i don't think so. >> it's on my bucket list. i just want that one last piece of the puzzle, then i'll finally be complete. >> jimmy: eagle scout, that would suit you beautifully. >> but you know what i did do? >> jimmy: what? >> i went to out ward bound. i did a full semester of outward bound. like eagle scout level stuff. >> jimmy: i think that's for troubled youth, though, isn't it? >> yep. well, not just for troubled youth. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i was actually going in just as like a cleansing ritual. i wanted something to like have an experience that was intense. i felt like i was still a boy and i went in as this like soft adolescent and i came out like ripped like 160 pounds of muscle green beret. >> jimmy: really? how old were you? >> i think i was 20 years old at the

last communities is banned by law in india but it still takes place extensively our correspondent sonya follicle sent us this report. every morning sony shows up for a trial that few anywhere would want to do. as a manual scavenger he cleans block drains and gotten in dentist so he has been doing this the sexiest he owns anywhere between four hundred to eight hundred rupees a day that's about five to ten euros. and we had the man to go with i almost threw up the first day here until then i've never cleaned the toilet in my own home the stench was disgusting i nearly quit. but i had to feed my two children since i'd lost another job so i carried on. the work is extremely dangerous there's no machinery or safety and. sometimes has to undress and squeeze into the sewers and cocked up. he says he's developed skin attitudes his eyes burn from the toxic gases. the liberals belong to the balmiki community. that sits at the bottom of india's cost system their work opens them to prejudice and discrimination which. some people treat us as if we're not human and we're human too now you're sitting

and her time as a clerk for supreme court justice sonya societomayor. >> i think the pool for justices is really small. if you were a viable candidate you went to a really great school and you have impressive people willing to speak up for you in the form of recommendation letters. you clerked for one of a very small number of judges that routinely feed clerks to the court. for a person of color, particularly african-american or latino to get into that pool, there's so many obstacles to that it becomes a real problem. i think it hurts because the perspective of diverse law cl

and her time as a clerk for supreme court justice sonya societomayor. >> i think the pool for justices is really small. if you were a viable candidate you went to a really great school and you have impressive people willing to speak up for you in the form of recommendation letters. you clerked for one of a very small number of judges that routinely feed clerks to the court. for a person of color, particularly african-american or latino to get into that pool, there's so many obstacles to that it becomes a real problem. i think it hurts because the perspective of diverse law clerks is so important. every one of my clerkships, there was a case where i felt like i saw something, because of my life experience, that someone else didn't see. >> q&a, sunday night 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> next, former hillary clinton presidential campaign chair, john podesta, talks about what he thought happened in the 2016 election. this event hosted by duke university, is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> you came to hear my friend, john podesta, who for decades now, h

premier league champions chelsea were in dominant form on saturday at home against stoke city and sonya conti's men dished out a five nil hiding against the visitors they were actually three nil up inside the first twenty three minutes five different chelsea players found the back of the net as they moved to second place in the overall standings yeah i think we started. we started the way. we wanted these wanted this and. i'm very pleased for the performance of all my players i'm very pleased to finish another game with another cliché. i think. we are showing. good solidity. liverpool did not have it as easy in their game against leicester after going one zero down mohamed so lost twice in the second half to ensure a two one win for years and top team now majesty united slipped to third in the table after they drew no no against southampton at old trafford a win would have seen them retake second place that obviously belongs to chelsea melbourne with the davidson two one newcastle drew with brighton and watford were beaten at home by swanzy. england's cricketers have again been denied b

and her time as a clerk for supreme court justice sonya societomayor. >> i think the pool for justices is really small. if you were a viable candidate you went to a really great school and you have impressive people willing to speak up for you in the form of recommendation letters. you clerked for one of a very small number of judges that routinely feed clerks to the court. for a person of color, particularly african-american or latino to get into that pool, there's so many obstacles to that it becomes a real problem. i think it hurts because the perspective of diverse law clerks is so important. every one of my clerkships, there was a case where i felt like i saw something, because of my life experience, that someone else didn't see. >> q&a, sunday night 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> next, former hillary clinton presidential campaign chair, john podesta, talks about what he thought happened in the 2016 election. this event hosted by duke university, is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> you came to hear my friend, john podesta, who for decades now, has been one of the leading political fi

and her time as a clerk for supreme court justice sonya sotomayor. >> i think the poll the justices arelooking at is really small. you have some pretty impressive people willing to speak up for you in the form of recommendation letters. you clerk for one of a very small number of judges that routinely feed clerks to the court and so for a person of color, particularly african-american or latino to get into that pool, there's so many obstacles to that that it's -- it is -- it becomes a real problem and i think it hurts because the perspective of diverse law clerks is so important. every one of my clerkships there was a case where i felt like i saw something that because of my life experience that someone else didn't see. >> q&a, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on cspan. >>> next a hearing on the effectiveness on u.s. sanctions on countries like iran and north korea. we hear from two with officials, one from the state department and the other from the treasury department who talk about sanctions held by a house financial services subcommittee. this runs an hour and a half. >>> committee will

sonya and ed editor, winnie, show us how they did it with help of nico and andy. >> are you ready, nicowirecutter's top three a try. we start with the runner-up, the britax agile on amazon for $89. got to use mom strength here. here we go. aha. i did it. then the first place finisher, the city mini listed at $221 on amazon. got everything you need for little one. here we go. that's amazing. and if parents want a premium upgrade, the uppababy cruz at $500. all right. there we go. before you make the big stroller buy, wirecutter says don't forget your kid's gonna grow. child from when they're a newborn through when they're a toddler. >> reporter: helpful hints to stroll your tiny travelers across the finish line. [ applause ] now, we should tell you that like other websites wirecutter gets a percentage of money from retailers on the strollers sold through their links on their website but this was super enlightening, and i think we may have overpaid for our stroller. >> you make that look so easy. >> thank you. >> i needed a course to get my stroller down when i had my kids. >> mom strengt

this is what sonya beerman's house looked like on friday but this is the devastation she returned to on sunday night. >> it's hard. let me tell you, we've had our moments. it's been crying until we got here and it's, like, words can't explain. >> reporter: on saturday, more than 3,000 people in and around montecito were forced to evacuate. >> these flames are like three stories high, you know, they're scary to look at. >> reporter: some 1,300 structures in montecito were threatened this weekend but firefighters were able to keep the number damaged or destroyed to 15. >> this is a firestorm destroyed this home. >> reporter: when that wind was blowing, there's not much you can do? >> there's no way you can stop a fire front like that. >> reporter: the fire has now scorched more than 420 square miles. if it were placed over the new york city area at more than 40 miles wide, it would reach from new jersey into long island. more than 700 homes have been destroyed and 18,000 structures are still threatened. the thomas fire has claimed two lives including 32-year-old firefighter corey ivers