with a vote vote for stevenson everywhere it's good for you and good for me vote stevenson today ♪ onell: and then we'll discuss. >> ike! >> bob. >> ike! >> bob. >> i'm so glad we're friends again, bob. >> yes, ike. we agree on everything. >> let's never separate again, bob. >> never again, ike! >> bob. >> ike! >> bob. >> ike! >> will ike and bob really live happily ever after? is the white house big enough for both of them? stay tuned for a musical interlude. ♪ >> ♪ i've been thinking bob and ike now think alike with the general in the white house who will give the orders bob or ike let's vote for adlai and john ♪ bob refersrownell: to robert taft, the other contender for the president in the republican party. he was the more conservative candidate. eisenhower was promoted at this time as the moderate republican. so that, you know, makes a particular argument about their relationship. so what did you notice about these two commercials? caroline? >> all the visuals were merely like ornamentation, like you mentioned earlier. these could have just been played over the radio, and it would

for stevenson, for the democratic national committee at this particular time. why? elections? >> it would be, like, remnants from roosevelt's coalition from the 1930's. look back to 1931. they're like, look 20 years ago, when republicans did bad things. i mean, i feel like in the modern era, 20 years ago is a completely different environment than now. so it's really trying to hearken back to an argument they've been making for the last two decades. >> excellent. kayla? >> yeah. i was gonna say that you can see the contrast between the democratic party and they're trying to -- they're continually asking people to look back at what we've done. not even what stevenson has done necessarily but what other democrats have done and just linking the party together, because he's a democratic, he will be as successful as past democrats, whereas with ike's campaign it was very much looking towards the future and not -- well, because they didn't really have a great past in recent years to look back to, that they would want to advertise, so they had to push past that. you can see

the democraticin commercials, they didn't talk as much about stevenson.logans that come promote ike the personality here. you don't actually see eisenhower himself appear in this commercial. reeves, an advertising executive at this time, talked repeatedly and said we need to get you, as an into these short spots. and he came up with this idea answerssenhower america. and the notion is that these 20-second spots. very short. they would have different asking eisenhower a question about his platform, his do ases, what he would president. and this is where eisenhower was reluctant because this required him to spend an entire day in a television studio, rehearsing all of these different lines. they made him take off his glasses. he couldn't see. so they put really large cue he could read the lines. they worked on the lighting, put makeup on him to make him look attractive. this is where robert montgomery, in terms ofd a role thinking about, how do we -- of those tools of the trade to present ike here, in a effective, efficient way. eisenhower, again, was not h

commissioner stevenson. >> hi, everybody. as many of you know, i work in tech startup, so i'm working in technology, mostly the communication since 1996, so i'm dating myself a little bit there, and i mostly focus on communication and marketing. throughout my workday, i interact with a lot of different startups, and i am constantly thinking about ways that the environment maybe the climate could intersect with technology. unfortunately, a lot of that focused on zero waste because i work in an office where a lot of people are not sorting their trash correctly. we're constantly focusing on our communications plans, all the ways that we use communication across the city to get our message out. but lately, i've been thinking more broadly about technology innovations and how that could impact climate on a broader scale. i had the great opportunity over the last year to have some meetings with some of the folks from c-40 and with debbie, and their women for climate program has a technology challenge that's going on right now, if yo

blanche: and then she was disappointed in stevenson. she is writing around with stevenson in new york and they are into an african-american community, and stevenson says, what do you think i should say to those people? eleanor roosevelt is more than revolted. she is profoundly disappointed. >> we have one more question. i want to say for anyone coming tomorrow, tomorrow we have authors for an hour and then there is a break in between. tonight we have the luxury of getting to hang out a little on the. -- longer. -- aickly, can you address new discussion, there was a picture of eleanor roosevelt standing by martin luther king. can you say a few words about her engagement with martin luther king and the fight for human dignity and human rights? blanche: she really encouraged the civil rights movement. she encouraged martin luther king. she encouraged a sit in. eleanor roosevelt to roosevelt house when i was a student at hunter. i was president at student council. i invited her to speak to us in 1961. and she said wonderful things are happe

ambassador adler stevenson found himself to be lying about u.s. noninvolvement in this operation. kennedy, president kennedy had ordered the first air strike to be smaller than planned for and then he canceled the second planned air strike. cia was afraid to recommend at that point that the invasion be canceled. even though everyone knew, at least on cia side, that without command of the air, the invasion was doomed. they're afraid to give that kind of bad news. which is -- if you think about it, it is uncharacteristic. intelligence is in the bad news business but this is a case where they call it falling in love with your operation. they'd all fallen in love with it and not willing to end it at that point. >> you could watch this and other american history programs on our website where all our video is archived. that is c-span.org/history. >>> former nasa astronaut walter schirra talked about his life and career. he is one of the original seven astronauts that flew with the mercury and gemini and commander of apollo 7 which launched in october 1968. this 75-minute interview is fr

. >> i wish i had not gone there >> we got randall stevenson this morning saying something at the upserence the stock is reacting positively going onto say we are going to invest more on the third party content overtime, now we are focused on hbo we need to invest in original content in hbo there was a report by the journal this morning keeping "friends" on netflix but having the right to stream it as well which was interesting. talking about -- spending a lot of time is the ceo of at&t talking about is entertaining. >> is this amazing we talk about chemistry. is there chemistry between randall stevenson and the people who do art >> i don't know. >> reid hastings on talking about -- a good fiber guy sitting down with the arts people >> this is that marriage that we have been talking about a couple of years for now >> you hire people who can do it >> stanke, maybe or maybe not? >> i will believe it when i see new core merge with show time. >> right >> i got it. >> did you watch "body guard"? >> i am in midst of it >> i wonder what stevenson thinks about "body guard." >> they watched al

for fifty cent on the streets orders have come out of our says to the stevenson graves and her dancers hear the word castle a classroom in islamabad thank you. the u.s. military says president donald trump has signed the order to pull all american troops out of syria maintains that withdrawal will be highly coordinated and he says president one has assured him that turkey will ever advocated all remaining fighters of the so-called islamic state in syria. turkish forces are massing on both sides of the syrian border the question is who will they go after and when turkey has long wanted to crush the kurdish y p g militia in syria which it sees as part of a terrorist alliance threatening its territorial integrity the y p g however has been a key ally of the united states and the international coalition in the fight against the so-called islamic state but turkey now says it will take over the fight against i-s. militants. u.s. president donald trump talked to his turkish counterpart yesterday and tweeted that president at a one would rather kate whatever is left of isis in syria. the u.s.

you easily fall in love with ryan stevenson. i think some of him -- some of you probably do. he is incredible. his story is incredible. you fall in love with him. you read the script and it is this emotional script. at the time, the director was already attached and michael b was attached, you could see how it could be special. it was this perfect storm of the right time, also the right time of this video. it has been a couple years of, really impactful culture shift at warner bros. -- you someone in the see the movie in the summer, another movieans, touching on immigration, there is all of this stuff going on that comes from several years of studiogrowing up at the a really diverse group and becoming apparent and having a voice and fighting for things. it came at the right time where everybody said, we should do this. boss called me on the phone after reading it one week and said, ok, he asked me a ton of questions and was like, i think we should do this. in marketing, it they were so excited. people are fighting to be assigned to the movie. it is the first time ever everybo

trump halagÓ a su actual jefe diplomÁtico y crÍtico a stevenson por no tener la capacidad necesario.do como indocumentadas en el club de golf del presidente trump en new jersey dicen que sus supervisores sabÍan que usaron papeles falsos para obtener este empleo. afirman tambiÉn que decidieron hacer estas revelaciones migratorios, cansadas de lo que ellas califican como maltratos y agresiones verbales de sus jefes en el club del presidente. la carroza vilches conversÓ con ellas. blanca: caminan con libertad y todavÍa sonrían, pero saben que sus vidas han dado un giro repentino y temen por futuro. orina morales y sandra dÍas trabajaron como empleadas domÉsticas para el campo de golf de new jersey del presidente trump. y con documentos falsos, que segÚn ellas, los supervisores les ayudaron a conseguir. >> es tiempo de decir la verdad. blanca: rompen su silencio, citando abusos e insultos de sus supervisores. >> no sÉ qué pueda pasar, pero es mejor ahora. para que vean lo que uno sufre. blanca: los insultos empeoraron, dice, cada vez que escuchaban al presidente trump hablar mal de los i

julia boorstin is with me here at one market for more what's the takeaway here >> i think randall stevensonaid netflix is more like walmart, it's a place that's a mass aggregator of content but not necessarily premium. they will launch in about a year they're not going head-to-head with netflix take a listen to what he had to say. >> the goal of warner media and steinke is not to create another netflix or a direct to consumer product that rivals netflix in terms of being a warehouse >> and he did specifically say that netflix was like walmart. >> now, okay, this reminds me of the albanian army comment. when i think of what's driving netflix from their messaging, the data we've seen it's not being a warehouse of everything. it's more the original content and the ability to share everything that netflix is doing pretty much globally it looks like at&t and maybe some of the other traditional players have ties. >> it's true that at&t can't go global right out at the start. the fact that hbo does have a separate international service if you look at the fact that warner brothers, which is now par

more about what kind of effect trump is having on the economy and vice versa, i'm joined by betsy stevensonformer member of the white house council of economic advisers under barack obama and editor of the economy at large who covers national politics. betsy, let's start with you and on the trade skirmish it's being called with china. it does look like it's having a tangible effect. it's unclear what the way out is. >> well, it is starting to have an effect. i think it's worth keeping in perspective that for the typical consumer, it's not having a very big effect. but what it is doing is hitting hard the industries that either depend on selling to china like farmers selling their soy beans or the industries that depend on buying the things that we put tariffs on like steel and aluminum, so our auto industry is really struggling. so we're starting to see those effects. you know, i think that we're also starting to see the effects of this escalating trade war in slowing growth around the world. >> that's a big concern, john, and you're nodding your head. you wrote a piece today:00 how the mue

yet people like adly stevenson twice the democratic party nominee for president george h.w. bush who is buried today was a united states ambassador you had rather prominent intellectual like daniel patrick moynihan who would later be knighted state senator from new york and the small group of women which includes nikki haley included among others now in albright who would be future secretary of state and even a somewhat unconventional pick at the time by president obama samantha power she has been a journalist with a great deal for experience notably in africa covering the wrong rwandan genocide so on that level this is notable i think he's just a natural for the ocean in that she's a narrative of the people he's seen on television the first time i interviewed truong and i was writing a column the time for the new york times not a pretty long print career the first thing he said was all i know you can television that's how i know me and was supposedly impressed i think it's the same thing with heather nauert mike pompei on the secretary of state is really in charge of foreig

lance stevenson knocks down a triple. lakers by nine after three. fourth quarter, l.a.ng away with it. zubosh with the wide open dunk. lakers win big 127-101. steve cccurr not quite gloom an doom after the game. >> we need to come in tomorrow, watch the tape, get some work done, and get back at it. you know, the best teams don't let a game like this get them down. they come right back, and get after it again, and that's the plan. >> that's all for sports. we'll have more news after the break. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. best. we )re talking about those lotto tickets you might have gotten in your stockings. >> one of the smallest christmas gifts could be the best. we're talking about those lotto tickets you might have gotten in your stocking. >> a mega millions drawing on christmas has only happened three o

one of them is stevenson sad laid stevenson. everybody's liberal hero.st to general eisenhower. he knew he was going to beat him twice. i think he was quoting lincoln. he said, you know, he said i'm too old to cry, but it hurts too much to laugh. and the other one was ed brook, the former senator from massachusetts. he got beaten after all kinds of problems with his life. and he got beaten. he said, i did not cry in the mountain, i will not cry in the valley. >> wow. >> great stuff. >> i always think of al gore as the class act going out with all the flags. >> richard goodwin wrote it. >> you cannot -- >> john mccain, arizona is the only place where mothers don't tell their children they can grow up to be president. >> good point. >> boomer, you know, you're not supposed to work with dogs or children. in this case boomer really helped. the fact he was no longer paying attention to her, and we were no longer paying attention to her, but paying attention to boomer really kind of sealed the deal. >> he humanized her. >> f.d.r., chickers wieckers wi. now boo

. >> reporter: angela stevenson put lucy out last wednesday night about 8:00 and left the front doorr for her to come in. after a few minutes, she hadn't. >> i called her and nothing. >> reporter: shouting for her along there downtown santa rosa street. then, a neighbor's security camera reveals a man who passed and then returned. >> he opens the gate. he takes a couple steps back. she doesn't come out. >> reporter: so he uses a flashlight to get lucy's attention. >> she wants to play, so she goes and runs down the yard. >> reporter: and he leans over the fence for her. suite -- sweet , trusting lucy didn't even bark. >> a lot of people are sharing our post, which is amazi want a. >> reporter: the facebook lucy search page has attracted thousands of views and shares since the first appeal to the thief. >> i am sure you have your reasons but all we want to do is get our dog back and ifthere is something you need to make that happen, please reach out to us. you can remain anonymous. >> reporter: the couple promises no consequences to whoever took lucy and isoffering a $5000 reward. >>

tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity internationaljoins us. good morning.ryo ne some the data and earnings out, everyone will be looking atjerome powell and his team at the fed. investors worried about two things at the moment, what is going on in china, the slowdown in growth rate and the other thing, what is happening the fewest interest rates. we had the federal reserve meeting on wednesday, importantly there will bea on wednesday, importantly there will be a press conference afterwards. it is really what] powell, the governor of the fed has to say about the trajectory of interest rates next year that matters. everyone assumes there will be a quarter point rate rise this week to between two and a quarter and two and a half percent but is whether we get one, two, three or no interest rate rises next year. that's the world's biggest economy but the second—biggest economy, the interesting thing about china, we worry about the slowdown in growth, the size of the dead, on the other hand, we worry about the impact of the trade war undermanned, that's going to

yet people like allie stevenson twice the democratic party nominee for president george h.w. bush who is buried today was a united states ambassador you had rather prominent intellectual like daniel patrick moynihan would later be knighted state senator from new york and the small group of women which includes nikki haley included among others marilyn albright who would be future secretary of state and even a somewhat unconventional pick at the time by president obama samantha power she had been a journalist with a great deal of foreign experience notably in africa covering the wrong rwandan genocide so on that level this is notable on another level i think it's very much and easily explained by trump that's a nation in particular with american cable news television and in particular with the fox cable news network and where one of the stavert shows is a very popular morning show fox and friends and not our for several years was associated with that show and that had surely and something to do with her selection initially for the united states state department he has a an int

if you get on the freeway after stevenson, you will be in great shape. >>> it looks like a shut down washington dc. congress is on the verge of passing a funding bill expected to move through the house later today. but some republicans are not satisfied with recent development. >> things may start moving on this pretty quickly. the house may sign off on this measure and send it over to the white house well ahead of the friday deadline. if you listen very carefully and look at the bottom corner of your screen, you can make out christmas carols on the senate floor last night. a chorus of democrats savoring a victory. the truth is, the biggest player in the chamber may have been business itself. >> 21, with rudolph responding, present. >> the senate ultimately signed off on a plan to reject the presidents call for a border wall and continue government funding as it is, on the temporary basis, through every eighth. today it will be the host is turn. >> the president and the house should follow that lead, because shutting down the government over christmas is a terrible idea. >> mitch mcc

that call that was held between some of the biggest banks and regulators and the treasury secretary stevenson didn't do much in fact that rattled the markets even more. i think because it was incredibly amateurish and it will advised i think it was an attempt to artificially reassure the markets and to somehow. call a plan to put an end to the downfall markets are somewhat irrational once these kinds of downturns start they often snowball sometimes they are forecasting a real downturn in the economy and i think that may well be going on now i expect a recession in the next one to two years as a result of the failed economic policies of trump ministration sometimes other markets over react in and collapse and it doesn't mean anything they recover in the next six months or years so it's hard to say what the downturn in markets means i think you really have to look at the fundamentals and appointments do look bad at this point robert scott we'll leave it there we thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera. thank you and now north korea has been ordered to pay five hundred one million dolla

. >> commissioner stevenson? >> for -- on october 17, we had a meeting of the operations committee along with our finance and administration program manager, he gave us an update on the budget. there was a slight change between the budget that was presented to the commission in january and the budget that the mayor approved? we went over that, and then, kara gurney, who's a senior engagement specialist at the department gave us a presentation on all the outreach efforts that happened for the new bins in certain neighborhoods, so we still got to learn about that. and finally, the outreach program manager, she gave us an update on the bin top or battery recycling program. multifamily residences have an orange bucket where they can put their batteries to recycle, and single-families can put their batteries on top of their black bin in a plastic bag. so a lot of people didn't know about that, and they did more outreach on how to recycle the batteries. >> commissioners, any further comment on the public report? any pu

lance stevenson hits the 3 pointer.s the lakers blow out the warriod the lakers outscore the warriors in the final quarter without james. and he did not like the effort on defense last night. and the warriors are back in action against the portland trail blazers on thursday. kpix 5 sports. >>> here's the play of the day from the nba portland taking on utah. >> bench this season. not a very good passing tight quarters with the steal. what a pass. >> a little bit of traffic leading to this beauty. jake crowder and donavan mitchell teaming up for the alley-oop. >> and we get our first federal. coming up in a live report. >>> live from the cbs bay area studio, this is kpix 5 news. >> another young child attempting to migrate to the united states has died while in u.s. government custody. what officials say happened coming up. >> plus the partial government shut down goes into day 5 today. >> and after a tsunami killed more than 400 people saturday authorities are still on alert. good morning it is wednesday december 26th. t

i think the controller did a fantastic job and i want to thank peg stevenson's team for the work they did. we were able to speak with our offices about the war report and walked through the details. i think what we learned is that it is a great model. it is definitely a trend around the country more and more. local governments are looking to ways to create independence in the way shootings and in custody deaths are handled. there's already smooth for -- room for improvement and we look forward to being good students and stewards of this work. we now have our managing attorney who is equally out in the field and learning from his peers as well as trying to being best practices back to san francisco if you're not already implementing them. we are equal or just eager to continue that dialogue. we will not be able to do that with you but with your successor and with the other officers here to make sure san francisco has the most independent and transparent investigation as possible. >> appreciate that. last year here is a very difficult and contentious conversation. i want to apologize fo

stevenson and another wreck at mowery.san mateo bridge, better alternate, but busy, 25 minutes from 880 towards the 101. >>> it is monday. we are tracking the rain as well as the fog. hi-def doppler, see the scattered activity lighting up the radar screen. zooming in here, to the east bay, see light to moderate rain from piedmont, oakland, alameda, san leandro moderate rain. over the golden gate bridge in to san francisco, dealing with light rain there. tracking light rain from lameda bridsee llmont, over san light moderate rain pushing through and over union city this morning. we are tracking that for you. here is a wet trans america cam, the rain drops on the live camera. temperatures in the 40s to 50 san francisco. 49 in concord, oak land, good morning, 47 as well as for santa rosa, 47. 44 livermore as well as for san jose. dense fog in spots as we start off the day. looking up in the north bay, mile and a half, petaluma, a mile and a quarter santa rosa. 2.5 napa. a mile and 3 quarters fairfield. dealing with scattered

final seconds of the third, lance stevenson hits the deep 3 pointer and breaks out the air guitar for little celebration there. as the lakers blow out the warriors 127-to 101. and the lakers outscore the warriors without james and head coach steve kerrr spoke about the warriors dismal offense and he did not like the effort on defense last night. and the warriors are back in action on thursday. kpix 5 sports. >>> basketball is fast becoming a christmas day tradition for as andrea just showed us. getting a lump of coal for golden state fans it was kind of painful. >> but for one group of kids from oakland the outcome did not take away from their experience. a group of 30 oakland kids were treated to a day of surprises. >> we don't celebrate christmas at all but this is my first christmas and i actually like it. >> they cost so much money and then they look so perfect and then i'm like oh, my god they are so saucy. >> saucy, that means cool right. >> yeah. >> the saucy footware by the way was a pair of new steph curry sneakers. some bay area art students helped come up with the design fo

. >> reporter: angela stevenson put lucy out last wednesday night about 8:00 and left the front doorr for her to come in. after a few minutes, she hadn't. >> i called her. there was nothing. >> reporter: shouting no longer downtown santa rosa street when a neighbors security camera revealed a man who passed and then returned. >> he actually opens the gate, takes a couple steps back. she doesn't come out. >> reporter: he uses a flashlight to get lucy's attention. >> she wants to play, so she goes and runs down the yard. >> reporter: and he leans over the fence for her. suite, trusting lucy didn't even bark. >> a lot of people are sharing our post, which is amazing. we want all eyes out for her. >> reporter: the facebook lucy search page has attracted thousands of views and shares since the first appeal to the thief. >> i am sure you have your reasons but all we want to do is get our dog back and if there is something you need to make that happen, please reach out to us. you can remain anonymous. >> reporter: the couple promises no consequences to whoever took lucy and is offering a 50

we have slowing for 880 south past stevenson. overnight roadwork has your left lanes blocked. they are picking up those cones and that's why you're seeing slowing there. it will be just fine. east bay to the peninsula, no problems on the san mateo bridge. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. coming up, thieves targeting more than a dozen cars in the south bay. what police say they had in common common. >>> we're going to tell you how you can get a free slice of cheesecake this week. it's all coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. it's 5:24. happening today, members of pittsburgh, pennsylvania's jewish community will hold an emotional hanukkah celebration. it follows five weeks of the rampage that rocked their community. >>> southern california congressman, duncan hunter, and his wife will be headed to court. it's alleged they spent more than $150,000 of campaign funds. he just won reelection in the election. >>> this just in, car break ins happened near mountain view high school. in all the cases the suspect targeted unlocked vehicles to steal items in

outstanding variety of leading singers from susan sontag, to sally mann, gloria steinem, to brian stevenson, truman capote, to david burns, lily tomlin, to darlene love, joan didion, to steve kerr, maya angelou, to desmond tutu, and many more. and many of her programs had an education focus, including lectures from nicole jones, janet cano, francis jensen, richard lou, marion nestle, and marian write a dome and. and whereas through its involvement with teachers and school communities and sfusd, city arts and lectures has reached tens of thousands of san francisco students, at each year , miss goldstein and her organization reserved thousands of free lecture tickets for teachers and their students, as well as nonprofit organizations like homeless prenatal projects, hamilton family, edible schoolyard, and the ella baker centre, and she also initiated a regular lecture series entitled on arts, with proceeds going directly to the scholarship component of a 26 valencia's college and career readiness program. and whereas, until 2012, city arts and lectures have the programs of the herb theater an

and have you gone back to your trainer, brian stevenson? >> yes.e fall, we could do legs only. but yesterday we did the whole routine. >> the whole routine? >> yes. >> the whole routine that most 5-year-olds can't do. >> for one thing, we are by far the most collegial institute in town. we all respect and even genuinely like each other. i think you can see that in so many ways. all the things that we do together. in january there will be a dinner in honor of the new junior justice, that's a tradition. the person who has just given up the job of being the junior justice makes dinner for the latest rival. -- arrival. >> supreme court reporter ariana devogue is here with us. you heard what she said. great to hear she's feeling much better. >> she wanted to make that absolutely clear, talk about what she's doing with her trainer. ana, seriously, not only herl her legion of fans were concerned, but they're worried -- he replaced justice scalia's seat with a like minded conservative, he replaced justice kennedy, moved the court to the right with justice