stams item 7. >> introduction of new items. >> i see no colleagues jump toog the mic. anyone from the public that would like to speak? public comment is closed on item 7. thank you mr. stams next. >> item 8, general public comment. >> thank you. good morning. andrew yip. in a progressive development of [inaudible] we are having new chapter of [inaudible] recording of a new stage in history. we must continue to take on mighty [inaudible] advancement and expansion of all realistic aspect of [inaudible] towards a great success for our people. one is having [inaudible] to practice a [inaudible] protection with love and [inaudible] personal, family and social values. with exceptional capacity of courage, wisdom, kindness and [inaudible] wisdom and [inaudible] we must protect traditional values of loyalty, parental love, integrity, justice, kindness, love, and peace along side with our mission [inaudible] having benefit to one self and others. thank you. >> thank you. seeing no other comments let's close public comment. mr. stamose, is there any other business before us? >>

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no further comment at this stam stage. george michael sold more than 100 million albums. he launched his career with wham in the 1980s, later continued success with his solo career. no indication at this point as to the cause of death. police do say that there were no suspicious circumstances. back to you. >> lucy, we've been watching this and thinking of michael george -- excuse me again, george michael, looking at the pictures from his career singing, much loved throughout the world. in the '80s he was multigenerational and now in the teens. there was word that he was working on a new album potentially with naughty boy, a deejay and songwriter who has worked with beyonce and he was looking at introducing another record, another album. the way naughty boy described who george michael was is that he was timeless. as he think of who george michael was, is that he changed, he was part of that '80s trend of music, successful in the. he was one of the artists able to follow the changing of the times. what is being said about george michael? how are fans reacting? how it is be

. >> if you notice last year, i kept giving out numberes. 13 more mamericans on food stam possess.t recovery, doubling the debt. that's real americans suffering. we're celebrating today a thousand people got to keep their jobs. i'm buying carrier air conditioners. >> i celebrate it as well but i don't think that's the essence of it. if you analyze yourself you will see what the core was. remember how trump in his scottish golf resort there talked about brexit. he talked about the phenomenon where the core of the population of the united kingdom said wait a second, the complexion of our country, essence of our country is changing. why? because of the unsettled nature in syria and so forth and he refugees and immigration. >> we were right in '08 and '12. this is an important question though. you are struggling over the immigration issue. >> yes. >> how did it come out? >> i want to come back to -- >> how did it come out? >> let me come back to the essential issue. >> why do i like you so much? >> because i honor honesty and truth and i consider myself an honest and truthful person. i

later she would go on to headline her own show, my sister stam.ge to mark harmon and giving birth to two sons, she walked away from fame for family. >> i've been married going on 30 years. i don't think two people can work all the time in show business and stay married. i did everything you can do in this business, and then i had children. i wanted to drive my kids to school. i wanted to be there for their birthdays and bring cupcakes and doughnuts and do the school festivals and all that, and i did. and my husband was working all the time. >> and he still is. >> and he still is. i think he was a brunette when he started. >> you guys were our, like, you know, it couple. you were our it couple, and you've stayed together. >> i know. but notice you don't see us in the magazines. >> when you're married, that's real life. and to go and plaster your kids, i'm not for that. my kids have never seen anything i've done. i'm just their mom. they don't care about what i did. their father is already iconic enough for two boys. i'm just a mom. they don't liste

. >> reporter: and the response by paul stam who is a figure head here, did that change your mind? >> he said he thought the rules were fine, which i agree. but we're here unconstitutionally. >> reporter: are you planning on voting no against the repeal. >> i'm planning on voting no on anything that's done here because it's all unconstitutional. >> wow. >> it was reported that earlier this week the leadership in both the republican side and the democratic side brokered a deal. if the democrats were able to get the city council and charlotte to rescind their ordnance, which is how this all started brooke, in february. it would clear the way and any obstacles for a full repeal of house bill 2. it doesn't seem like that will happen any time soon. the anticipation was that a vote for house bill 2 repeal was going happen by midday and we're till waiting. brooke? >> okay, we continue to wait. nick valencia, thank you so much in raleigh. next, caught on camera, surveillance video of a university of oklahoma football player -- this is tough to watch. he is punching a woman in the face and

a suspected drunk driver stammed into several parked cars before being arrested. thom jensen is in colma. >> reporter: the driver did not make this corner at about 2:00 in the morning. hit a light pole. launched it over here, then hit this suv and truck after hitting the pole. we had a photographer on the seen who got video of police giving the driver a breathalyzer test. a colma police detective says the man is from millbrae and is 22 years old. he made quite a mess and the ford dealership had employees out this morning assessing what it would cost them. the dealership's body manager has lived in the neighborhood since the 1970s and says he has never seen anything like this happen before. >> it's a pretty good screwup, isn't it? it's unfortunate. we take the brunt of it. he is the one who is going to have to wllive with that. >> reporter: these are $50,000 vehicles. the ford dealership could lose more money when they sell the suv and truck. >> you have to disclose this when people buy that there is like a thousand dollars of damage. >> absolutely. it depends on t

they produced a special stam top mark his birthday. >>> and former "growing pains" star alan thicke hasd. he had a heart attack tuesday. he composed several popular tv theme songs including "dirfferet strokes" and "the facts of life." he was 69 years old. let's go to john ford who is outside of trump tower this morning. over to you, john. >> thank you, sue. here outside trump tower we're expects manage tech executives to meet here with the president-elect. catz of oracle has already arrived. she got here about 45 minutes ago. and i'm here with john harwood. john, let's talk about who the president-elect has been meeting with over the past several days and in fact the last couple of weeks. has therein tl been a group like this of executives from any particular industry? i mean the group of media executives and anchors comes to mind. fwhut is particularly high power. >> it's high power. and it's different for donald trump. remember, during the campaign, he was talking more to old american industry and the rust belt. he was talking about bringing back steel jobs, bringing back coal jobs. t

. >> stam sneed was probably a little further from what we are talking about. and had an ability that was more natural than anybody that i knew in golf. sneed was close to a natural player as anything that ever happened. but you know, now here's a guy like you sa say lonnie never won the pga. sneed never won the open. well, pie goodness, if anybody, if you think about it, anybody that should have won the an open was sneed but didn't. and why. >> why. >> that x factor. >> but you kept that thing about winning to this very day. you had it. you feel it. about business. >> its' a drive, it's a thing that feels like when gi to bed at night gi to sleep. >> i've never met a winner. and i mean that in the best sense of the word, without didn't have a work ethic like you've never seen before. i've never had somebody come to my table and say i just have so much tam ent that naturally i won. they all say i wanted it more. i worked harder for it, i did more, i focused more. >> nags' it. you've got it. of course i talked sphirs, i talked to my grandsons, two of them, about