you know, ideally we would but you know when stacey was going with all due respect to stacey i think she had a good analysis. i think i'm like most americans my eyes started glazing over. hillary clinton lost. that's her punishment and obviously she's stewing at another level of hell out there because she can't get over it. that's well and good but it's like saying washington is a swamp. it's like people were shocked when there was gambling going on in casablanca. yes it's a swamp out there we spent almost $7 million on mueller' investigation of this russia thing. do we need to spend millions more? yes, it's horrible, it's a swamp but hillary lost let's move on. >> dagen: but jonas, if we don't weed out the bias and the conflict which is ever more evident by the day when it comes to the mueller investigation of russian interference in the election, then what is justice in this country? we have to prove to the american people that you can trust the fbi and that trust is evaporat ing. >> well let's separate bias from just the general treatment that rich and famous people get. i mean, l

. >> last year, stacey wood but a samsung washer. she said it started vibrating and making strange noises just a few months laterally. after a little digging around, stacey learned samsung issued a recall for that exact issue with that exact washer. so she contacted samsung. it then sent a technician out to fix that problem. however, the repair didn't help. stacey said it actually got worse and even noticed a burning smell. she was nervous about that so asked samsung for a refund but couldn't. she couldn't even get an answer from them. so she reached out to us. we contacted samsung and it issued stacey an $800 refund for her noisy washer. in a statement, the company apologized to stacey and said we are listening and learning from every customer's experience in order to constantly improve our processes. stacey was savvy when her appliance started acting up, she checked for a recall. we should all remember to do this and be sure to register the products you buy as soon as you buy them. fill out that little card in the box by registerin

stacey, let's start with you right now. talk about a reversal.retail stocks, we went from retail rec earlier this year to major rebounds in the past two months. how much is the anticipation around tax reform and the tailwind to create the sector, versus what could be better than expected holiday sales >> sure, yes, we've had a 20% rebound since the q3 number, so that's a pretty big move here. two things go into it. obviously, the anticipation of tax reform, so, you know, we have to ask the question what's in the stocks here, and, of course, november numbers were very good. the government data was outstanding, even up for department stores, so business is a little better, we've had seasonal weather and, certainly, there are some trends out there that are working again, as we look into 2018, look for the continued transition to omnichannel and expectations >> and just to sort of dig into that a little deeper, patrick, it almost seems in the age of amazon retailers, it's not just about selling the goods, but them becoming logistics companies, as wel

stacey, who have you got with you? you blog about being a parent.about today. it is difficult for asian mums to come out about being mentally depressed and everything like that so ijust wanted to know what could be done by you guys or anyone in higher organisations to make it seem more comfortable for months to come out about their mental health? asian mums, definitely. you were nodding at me. i am an asian mum. i think that culturally, there is a lot of pressure when you even just get married in our culture. there is a lot of pressure before you get married to get married, and then to have children. there is a microscope that your family put over you. in our culture, there is so much pressure and there is stigma. we don't talk about being depressed. it is not the done thing. you don't see a lot of asians on tv onjeremy kyle and shows like that talking about their problems. we just don't do it. it is just not done. but i think the best thing that you can do is what you are doing, setting up these forums and telling all of the mums out there that is

stacey was savvy when the pipelines acted up she checked on the recall.nd be sure to register the products you buy fill out the card in the box and register the name and address. and they can personally november you when the recall is nounsed. call us any time too. the number is 1-888-996-tips or go online to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> okay thank you chris. >>> apple quietly launching the iphone x but not tide to a wireless. now selling the unlocked version on the website. unlocked means customer can bring to a carry or with a sim card. prior to last night they had a choice of which carrier when they bought the phone but not no carrier. the new option starts at $999. the same price as carrier mod sfwlool still crush going noah mack from dublin high school stealing the spotlight on the voice. >>. ♪ the ordinary world ♪ the power i have to fight ♪ >> last night the dublin high school senior singing ordinary world. tonight it gets tougher. two singers voted out. you can find out if noah breaks into the top eight rarity on nbc bay area. >>> we want to take y

i do want to go back to the city attorney, miss stacey. i want to bother you again. we're focusing a lot on the community benefits and the mou and if it's signed and not sign, and what we can or can't do in terms of conditions. i feel we are treading into dangerous waters. mou's are agreements and something we've discussed in the past. there's no contract -- in terms of what we can talk about, mou's are legal agreement does, so can we condition it or can we not, and then we can talk about whether we want to continue it to feel more comfortable or not comfortable. >> commissioners, kate stacey in the city attorney's office. i would strongly recommend against a condition about a future agreement. i think the commission could certainly want to see more development on some of these issues for the project, but if what you're suggesting is to approve the project today and condition that an mou be entered into between or among a number of parties, i think that's a very difficult type of condition for the city to enforce, and those agreements may involve matters that are rea

. >> commissioners, kate stacey in the planning department. i will remind you that the housing accountablity act does require specific finding, so if the commission is not going to make specific findings, i would suggest you take a motion to disapproval and give staff some guidance on what information you need for those findings. >> president hillis: commissioner koppel. >> is the more preservationist style in here -- there's two options in our packet, correct? >> i don't think one's a real option. >> president hillis: commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i will give a strong nod to the sponsor to meet with the commission and have a discussion with the city attorney what reasonable arguments we could make for the city of san francisco and this particular neighborhood to indeed create strong arguments of why we deny this project. i think since there is a lot of uncertainty, i do believe a little bit more concise head work at the right time would probably help us to be more articulate with common grounds defining criteria. >> kate stacey f

. >> commissioners, kate stacey in the city attorney's office. the authorize of the city, the government is to impose conditions of approval that address impacts caused by the development, so something that happens pretty typically is a developer talks to the community and works out some agreements with the community that don't necessarily satisfy the requirements the government has to adhere to in order to impose them as conditions of approval. certainly, there are circumstances in which project sponsors offer community benefits as part of their project description so it's included in the commission packet. i'm not sure if what you're suggesting is that all of these things that are listed in public testimony now become conditions of approval. if the city is going to impose what you are calling community benefits as conditions of approval, i think we need to look at findings about what impacts the project has caused that lead to this kind of conditional requirement. >>commissioner johnson: right. >> i think we'd have to look sort of issue by issu

stacey max you know the washington post says democracy dies dark now. the washington post also happens to be owned by jeff bezos who is now worth one hundred billion dollars not since the days that the biltmore estate here in north carolina was built by the vanderbilt family has such a wealth amassed to one.

stacey max you know the washington post says democracy dies in dark now so the washington post also happens to be owned by jeff bezos who is now worth one hundred billion dollars not since the days that the biltmore estate here in north carolina was built by the vanderbilt family has such a wealth amassed to one individual in america amazon is company is also seeking to build its second headquarters somewhere in the united states and the most vial situation of democracy is dying not in darkness but in open for all the world to see the city hall brought to you by amazon this is a headline from the seattle times and danny westmeath wrote this and he says their review of some of the bids to woo amazon's h q two to other cities and states shows is democracy itself they are a bargaining chip in order to keep using with what's left of government to create a dystopian my benefits to these municipalities and taking cost off their balance sheet but in return the municipality has to guarantee ninety eight percent occupancy of the prison that is to say the municipality then tells its sheriffs

kate stacey from the city attorney's office. if you look at conditions 1, 2, and 3 of the conditional use permit, they all have to do with timing of pulling permits and undertaking construction, so condition number 1 is really the validity question. it currently says three years. if the commission shortened that, that's the condition that should be amended. condition number 2 is -- about these kinds of timing issues, so if the commission were going to shorten this -- the validity of the cu, it should be shortened in number 1, and then, number 2 should reflect that same shorter time period, but you will be having a hearing at which the project sponsor could come back and talk to you about progress and problems. and then, condition 3 is really about this diligent pursuit project that i think is the second part of what commissioner johnson has asked for so the condition currently states that construction must commence during the time required by the department of building inspection and be continued diligently to completion. failur

co nta ct finest public servants i actually had contact with during my time as a minister. —— dame stacey the house for the report. i would like hear that from the minister. my lords, i am perfectly happy to endorse observations made by the honourable lord and had i been asked earlier about that point i would have responded in the same way. is the minister really saying that the government is satisfied with a telephone form of probation? because i do not leave anybody in this house is. my lords, we are not satisfied with the telephone form of ovation, but as i say, contact with offenders has to be proportionate to the risk they present. —— form of probation. my lords, can i assure the minister that when these proposals were put through by the coalition government, the proposals we re coalition government, the proposals were ideological driven. and i think some of the flaws which have emerged reveal that the kind of compromises that were created in the privation service, before these reforms, the probation service had an excellent report. we now have this disastrous report. we now have thi

about all the great things of twenty seventeen and what to look forward twenty eighteen we left off stacey on this game theory going sovereign and the early days of bitcoin bitcoin and you're saying these are all now considered to be attack vectors essentially attack vectors that made big coin more anti-fragile robust robots and i'll tell you another attack vector that made because even more robust and took it from one thousand to fifteen thousand was the emergence of what bitcoin cache big going caches of hard fork a bit coy everyone was dreading it but it turned out to be just another attack vector that was survived and made bit coy even more anti-fragile and from that story came the story of the year and of course i am referring to the odds an awful story oh yes that was a real christmas story that was an amazing story tell everybody about it and if they haven't heard about the novelists well anyone in the crypto space knows andre's all topless he's been a tireless champion of bitcoin going all the way back to two thousand and twelve and he's been on joe rogan a few times a report going

stacey dell cot is in for maribel aber. , go one r buc trendas announced plans to construction their 17th distribution center. the discount chain announced it will add 900 new locations to its current 14,000 stores the s up 25%. speaking of stocks they closed higher yesterday in one of the lowest trading volume days of the year. future are pointing to a higher open and we'll wjobles ts claims >>> average dealer incentive onnew vehicles $4,300. h inives have for of the msrp for the last year half. end the year sales unsold 2017 models shoppers have a few things working in their favor get to it. >> i'll send it back to you. >> thank you stacey. >> reporter: you're saying it's the coldest this evening. >> reporter: it's going to be worse on new year's eve and new year's day. we come back on friday and saturday but back down for the holiday. storm tracker 6 live we're dry at least. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd penns landing there's the ben franklin bridge, ice rink all lit up nice and bright, but not feeling nice out there at all. temperatures across the region right now here

stacey widlitz cnbc retail analyst from sw retail advisers. >>> coming up, new troubles for theresa may after her deputy rnime minister steps down amid a poography scandal. >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm joumanna bercetche these are your headlines merry christmas america. >> president trump and his team celebrate the tax reform success as the bill goes to the oval office to be signed into law >> it will be an incredible christmas gift for hard-working americans. i said i wanted to have it done before christmas we got it done >>> the polls are open in catalonia for another regional election >>> another blow for theresa may. first damian green is forced to resign amid a pornography scandal marking the third cabinet stacking in over two months >>> nokia shares hit a two-month high to top the european market as the finnish company signs a patent license deal. >>> so the tax reform finally got passed yesterday the reaction overnight in the u.s. stocks was a bit muted with both dow jones and s&p ending the day about 0.1% lower the picture today is looking a bit muted as well. quite subdue

>> stacey cohen explains from washington. >> the people of alabama have spoken. >> reporter: last nightdid what few expected could be done when he first entered the senate race in alabama, he won. >> this campaign has given a lot of people a reason to believe. they have a reason to hope. you can create a lot of momentum, you can create things in a positive way. if you run the right campaign. >> reporter: jones' upset win over republican roy moore send where ves throughout the president donald trump, who endorsed moore despite accusations of sexual assault, tried to downplay the defeat. >> a lot of republicans feel differently. they're very happy with the way it turned out. we have to get more senators and more congressmen that are republicans elected in '18. >> reporter: roy moore was also backed by former white house strategist steve bannon, who promised to support populist candidates against more establishment republicans in 2018, exposing a growing split within the party. >> this person to me, bannon, does not belong on the american political scene. there is nothing there that i iden

. >> commissioner kate stacey in the city attorney's office. i am not sure what it provides for in the conditional use. i thought it was three years, but i'm not sure what the code provides. the commission could certainly schedule an informal hearing on this project in 18 months. i -- i think we need to check with staff what the current requirements are for when permits need to be pulled or when construction has to occur. >> supervisor: i think you can add a special condition to this project for that, but at minimum, even if the period can't be 18 months, it has to be three years, entitlements don't expire after that period of time. you have to have an action by the commission, and so i would say that we set that action up for the commission in three years if we go forward with this project to have their say. >> yeah, commissioners so typically, the conditional use permit is valid for three years, and within that time, the property owner has to vest the conditional use, and the way they do that is by pulling a building permit of some sort, so t

in washington, i'm stacey cohan reporting.grant) a tax break, for some, could be right around the corner....others could be paying significantly more. today republican leaders in the house and senate reached an agreement on the biggest rewrite of the nation's tax laws in more than 30 years. kron 4's justine waldman tells us what this bill may mean for your wallet. president trump looking to make good on a major campaign pledge.president trump: "i promised we would pass a massive tax cut."president trump: "now, we are just days away, i hope, i hope, you know what that means, right, from keeping that promise."under the bill as it stands now -- most middle cass americans would see a modest tax cut of about two percent.for many -- the cuts would last about eight years.adding more than one-trillion dollars to the national debt in the first decadenancy pelosi / -d- california: "they're robbing the future, ripping off the middle class, and why? to reward their friends."public opinion isn't fully in the bill's favor "shame, shame"as p

>> stacey cohen explains from washington. >> the people of alabama have spoken. >> reporter: last nightew expected could be done when he first entered the senate race in alabama, he won. >> this campaign has given a lot of people a reason to believe. they have a reason to hope. you can create a lot of momentum, you can create things in a positive way. if you run the right campaign. >> reporter: jones' upset win over republican roy moore send shock waves throughout the country and in washington where president donald trump, who endorsed moore despite accusations of sexual assault, tried to downplay the defeat. >> a lot of republicans feel differently. they're very happy with the way it turned out. we have to get more senators and more congressmen that are republicans elected in '18. >> reporter: roy moore was also backed by former white house strategist steve bannon, who promised to support populist candidates against more establishment republicans in 2018, exposing a growing split within the party. >> this person to me, bannon, does not belong on the american political scene. there is n

center county district attorney, stacey sparks miller announced findings yesterday.n may, the grand jury recommended criminal charges after an intoxicated piazza fell and died inside of the beta theta pi house. the report criticized the fact that fraternities there are not overseen by the university but by students through an inter fraternal council. >> what did we learn? the ifc self-regulation was a joke, and a catastrophe. >> the grand jury frankly was appalled to the extent of the bolds necessary of the haze that happened in that house. >> since piazza's death, penn state has permanently banned his fraternity. the university says it will not forget piazza as it continues efforts to change the greek life culture. >>> a bucks county judge has ordered a man charged in the death of his two year old son to stand trial. in october, police say, christopher coon caused a crash while running from police after stealing from a walmart in tullytown. authorities say coon's son was in that vehicle, and died from injuries suffered during the crash. they say coon abandoned the t

stacey abrams is a perfect example. we need to see these very specific prescriptions funded. >> martha: i want to give tezlyn a chance to respond and then i'm out of time. last thought? >> i don't give anybody a pass. republicans can certainly do more. my main concern is the democratic party because those are the ones that come to our churches. those are the ones that make the promises and pass out the church fans for our votes. i would love to see both parties do more. which is why i'm independent. at the end of the day if we keep being the mistress and allowing us to be a one night stand which is what happens when they come in the 11th hour more of the same and not actually valued for our vote. >> martha: thank you so much ladies. good to see you poet tonight. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: shocking new details about the duong's ties to the anti-trump dossier as rod rosenstein faces questions. they were tough questions. jim jordan was asking some of those. he will be here next. >> this is what a lot of americans are be

. >> center county district attorney stacey clarks-miller talking about the release of the grand jury report on the fraternity culture at penn state university. the 144-page document out lines the grand jury's conclusions and recommendations since the deadly hazing of 19 year old timothy piazza. the sophomore died on may 5th after a night of heavy drinking while pledging at the fraternity house of beta theta pi. thomas kline, the attorney for tim piazza's parents passed the grand jury report. >> they're whole heart educationally committed, whole heart educationally, with every ounce of their energy, in to seeing that another son or daughter doesn't come home in a coffin. >> the grand jury found that hazing was in the greek community at penn state is quote rampid and pervasive. the report makes 12 recommendations. among them, establish ago hazing hotline, strengthening the law for furnishing to minors, and strengthening penn state's hazing policy. since piazza's death the university has already adopted a 15-point plan, mend to -- meant to address hazing misconduct, and i will legal con

>> gosh, stacey, thank you. that sounds so cheery, thank you. oh, we'll see you in a bit, okay? >>> oh, the snow did not cause major problems this morning. it did, however, make it tricky walking or jogging on sidewalks and bridges outside. >> the lines, tough to see, driving saturday morning, coming to a stop, a challenge in some spots. not enough snow to plow in the district. road crews, instead, treating amid freezing temperatures. some drivers had back tires working overtime to push through. some pedestrians carefully navigating covered sidewalks. got to love mark seagrave, he did not know the cameras were rolling as he helped a woman across the street. that is working for you. >> by midday, getting around, not a problem at all, and just remanents of the morning snowfall remain. the snowfall, many of you, got out to enjoy. >> it's beautiful. we're glad to have a little snow. glad it happened on a saturday when we have park run. >> reporter: a group of runners, part of park run, jogging on a snow covered throosevelt island. >> it was so nice, so many were so enthrilled with i

dame glenys stacey is chief inspector of probation. it's probably going to be a gradual process. a lot of our young people haven't ever had their achievements celebrated and a lot of the time, their behaviour is attention seeking. i've had quite a lot of young people that can't actually accept praise and part of the work has been allowing them to actually accept compliments and it's ok to be proud of yourself. so a very small number of young people are sentenced to a spell in a youth offenders‘ institution, basically a prison for young people. when they do come out, the intensive work starts then really. so they're monitored quite closely. they'll have a timetable where they have a whole week's worth of programmes which they have to work towards. obviously, if they're not wanting to, then we had to chase them and pick them up and try and make sure. so they are seen very regularly throughout the weeks for the first couple of months. we are very honest with young people about what information we may have to share. so if a young person ca

maximizers financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm a strike and you're a police grease on face of the fight well street spot thank you for. the story that's true. that's slavery. with no make this manufacture consent to stick to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round be the one percent told. we can all middle of the room sit. really. really well. three hundred kilometers from new orleans far away from tourists jazz and muddy ground the small town is the gateway to state prisons in a city of seven thousand seven hundred arrests in two years of very large number of federal authorities investigate through this man on the john came back to sampson. you know again. i'll come go pay a bribe i know. he's looking for witnesses. he was born here everyone knows him a. former soldier decries arbitrary arrests in a city where no one talks without him would be lost talking to residents would be impossible especially with a camera crew going in the would they call the woods this is where most of the hang out they're n

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senator center county da stacey parks miller said the judge quote failed miserably at being fair to both sides. prosecutors now want a new judge appointed as they pursue real inn stated criminal charges in the death of timothy piazza. miller says the judge did not allow her in court today for a hearing on the fate of those dismissed charges against former frat members. >> time to check in with your fox wine weather authority. live look at old city. we were just tacking about this on this thursday night. isn't that pretty looking down mc street right that. definitely feeling the chill. so question is, how low will it go? checking in with meteorologist kathy orr doing the weather limbo out in, ukee not out in old city. thank goodness you're inn sigh. it is colder out had. >> that was last night. >> i know. >> thanks for keeping me in tonight, lucy. >> i made a special request just for you. [ laughter ] >> temperature right now 43 degrees. it's not bad out there. we do have that southwesterly wind the high today 47 degrees. that is it. and it's going get colder. 43 in the city. 35 already i

stacey max you know the washington post says democracy dies in dark and now. the washington post also happens to be owned by jeff bezos who is now worth one hundred billion dollars not since the days that the biltmore estate here in north carolina was built by the vanderbilt family has such a wealth amassed to one individual in america amazon is company is also seeking to build its second headquarters somewhere in the united states and the most vial situation of democracy is dying not in darkness but in open for all the world to see the city hall brought to you by amazon this is a headline from the seattle times and this danny westmeath wrote this and he says the review of some of the bids to woo amazon's h q two to other cities and states shows it's not all about the money in some cases democracy itself is a bargaining chip they are offering up and we're going to go through these details but they're offering up the taxes collected by the city to amazon to disperse as it wishes in that city or that locality so here he's saying that's a perfect phrase for the g

. >> licensed counselor, stacey cox, leads the class. she says baking bridges out many feelings. >> there is usually comparison you might even see hoarding, with like the cutting of the apple. it is all of this just an extension of anxiety that we're talking about. >> pie therapy is also designed for team building and to conflict resolution between couples and families. a lot of people are scared. you know, to go in, get treatment, so this is another avenue for people to travel down. >> the class opens and closes with meditation. student are encourage today share their feelings. >> wasteful necessary, i guess , what came up for me. >> thea says the class is helping her confidence. >> i feel like i don't have to aim for perfection now. >> she hopes the practice of letting go, so she can enjoy the holidays with her family. danielle nottingham, for cbs-3 , "eyewitness news". >>> just don't hoard apples. i thought pie therapy where you throw pie at your relatives. >> i mean, that could be therapeutic, too. >> well stay with us here on cbs-3

with heroin there nodding out everywhere across every socio economic plane of existence every group stacey well max the thing you're trying to bring up is the fact that if you tune in to the news where you go to look for an analysis of what is happening in your economy what is happening in your culture your politics to understand the world around you. it's all russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia in the meantime i think russia is like five or six thousand miles it thousand miles from here well if you count the whole country it's like thousands and thousands of miles across russia but right here in this country i saw this image it's a video. of these corks at a gas station shop you know we've just driven across the country and there are many of these gas stations little convenience stores on the gas station and here are these two women nodding off while the customer is trying to pay for her goods and it just me me feel so sad for. the fact that this is happening here in this country and nobody is talking about it or putting into context what is

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serious wounds ok let's see how we did well we've got out and i still dream watch for max and for stacey beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for my you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much as it was. we have. doctors here who will never know what about care until a year ago they thought their relatives would hate them and relatives loved them and it is so absolutely inspiring to hear something at telephone call or a person coming actually i just had a man in my room oh set the same where it says my wife has just died thank you. and. the city of luxury and free but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. simple fact in l.a. these there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. running into this man from his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle to the earth or to use except such solution tin

that's good survival guide look stacey just like all the stores simply. be sure it's not there you don't get a. good citizen repatriations look at the rest a seven the. bill of the separate kaiser for. a partisan push on taxes can mitch mcconnell get a text to the president before the new year. and what happens to the economy if he does the experts weigh in on this edition of politics. rather than politicking on larry king congress faces a busy week in washington which includes avoiding a government shutdown and for the g.o.p. attempting to reach a deal on a text package following the senate's passage of a one point five trillion dollar tax bill the end a last week now can the house and senate reach agreement on the varying tax bills and will the president finally get a big legislative when he wants before the holidays and if so what happens next we're going to talk about that with chris lou he was a senior official in the obama administration serving his deputy secretary of labor and white house cabinet secretary he is now a senior fellow at the universi

money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacey old beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much guys of course. thanks. thanks thanks thanks. god that it was so is nearly the end of twenty seven tane and that means it is time to review the most censored stories of the year according to the nonpartisan group project censored of course if mainstream media actually did their job there would be no need for projects and certain oh. well or even for a jack to the night for that matter so i'm actually hoping my show goes off the air i'm hoping i'm older one day i started to show i walked. c.n.n. covered it all they got it all. good try again. something tells me i got a little more job security. i don't have much time to get into all of the enough time to get all the twenty five stories but here are a few of the most important widespread lead contamination threatens children's health we all know about flint michigan lead poisoning the fetal death rate in flint has

stacey . let's say i'm a. lot thank you for. destroying. slavery. thank. god thank god thank. god. taking yes this week let's talk about christmas and if you have any children in the room you might want to send them away or put their head inside some sort of bird or worse so it's up there because my goal before this segment is over is to come christmas for everybody i. know there is that something about christmas i do like but if the whole point of the show is that isn't in a brutal truth the underdog acted side of life then i can't let the fat bearded man escape on time star i got it ok. by the way i grew up with both christmas and hanukkah in my house so i got to see first hand how much hanukkah socks to get but i said no. choice is right they're just not a case of both just right dan it's i just put dude give me a pile of plastic choice made by chinese children or get out of my face ok. you want to take my coin toys and my force get away i want to go. look at a religion you run in here. you want to turn over religion no we're going to take your toys and go to you know i don't li

center county district attorney stacey parks mill is her expected to hold a press conference this morning, to announce the grand jury report and recommendations regarding fraternity life at the school. prosecutors say piazza died after taking part in the gauntlet, an alcohol fueled haze willing event at the beta theta pi fraternity house. authorities initially charged 18 brother who they say took 12 hours to call for help, even after piazza fell down a flight of stairs and was knocked unconscious. they add surveillance video shows some of the brothers pick him up, and carried him to a couch, where they slapped his face, poured biron him, and one even punch of the him in the abdomen. this when they finally called 911 they did not mention the fall the night before. instead officials say a cover up began, leading group messages and even surveillance video, in november, prosecutors charged more brothers after investigators recovered that video from the home. however, attorneys for the defendant claim their clients did not force piazza to drink the alcohol, and therefore, should not be held cr

maximizer financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say on the strike and your theories on greece come back from the fight well street spot thank you for helping. on the story that's right. that's still a very. small room good bridge to come in you stupid to even. youse know. he spoke. into piqua it was so in the form polish koso grass cutting exists in that region loaded with them i am. trying to lift us out just by a. bus that. i mean you when you. knew what it would be it's not but when you don't need you to brush it off totally . oh. yes yes to. the massive shock rays.

that's good but the survival guide looks stacey just like all the stored safely that the credit all the service. we should know there are you going to get a back pack to. know what's repatriations king will look at the rest of seven years. bill of the separate parts guys report. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. this man found his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution. me house on city parking space is not a solution. to have someone monitoring the site otherwise it will be a free for all and is there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. thank . god thank you thank you thank you thank. god. taking yes this week let's talk about christmas and if y

with heroin eric nodding out everywhere across every socio economic plane of existence every group stacey well the thing you're trying to bring up is the fact that if you tune into the news where you go to look for an analysis of what is happening in your economy what is happening in your culture your politics to understand the world around you. it's all russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia russia in the meantime i think russia is like five or six thousand miles it thousand miles from here well if you count the whole country it's like thousands and thousands of miles across russia but right here in this country i saw this image it's a video. of these clerks at a gas station shop.