she's one of the world's foremost tic-tac-toe players.hese are the guys, they're called the "late night" party monkeys. look at these dudes. they're in a cage, all ready to go. and what you do is -- here's how they work. you put your fingers like a peace sign -- make them hang towards you. >> this way. okay, sorry about that. >> jimmy: i think you did -- >> i did it. >> jimmy: then you go this way and pull his tail, and then you just aim it at the audience. >> i don't have it right. [ cheers and applause ] i can't. >> jimmy: nice one. >> how do you do it? i'm going to break my finger. >> jimmy: don't hit your face. let go. [ laughter ] like this. like this. >> wow. [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: here you go. make a peace sign. >> okay. >> jimmy: put one mitten here and one mitten here like this dude. >> and -- okay. >> jimmy: and then you turn around and you -- pull his tail. >> oh. wow, i'm really good at this, jimmy. okay. >> jimmy: there you go. >> am i going to get it? >> jimmy: watch your fingers, though. [ laughter ] just let go of it. >> j

issues, i want to highlight there has been at least a conversation with districts in regards to the tac program. we do not think this has reached the board yet but the district is interested in the possibility of rolling back the local portion of the transportation for clean air fund program. if sb 83, the vehicle registration fee ballot measure is successful next week, we have some concerns about that because there is a 20-year record of effectiveness. it has been administered locally. it is a main source of funding for alternative fuel programs, bicycle programs, rideshare programs, and things like that, so we do not necessarily see eye to eye on that project. i will keep you posted on this. we are working with other management agencies in the bay area to try to reach a conclusion with the district's on this topic. -- the districts on this topic. this and do have important state implications, the approval from the legislature, that some changes in the way the state transportation approval program works, which could make things more difficult for us. this board has prioritized bonds fo

. -- chair of the tac. the makeup of how it has been set up is wonderful. however, there are some concerns. first, it is important to include public comment from independent members of the industry. however, the feedback has come before we actually know what will be decided. they make a motion and then vote without feedback. some of the time the motion has had very little to do with what is on the agenda. i am concerned about that. there was an issue that was brought up regarding applying a key personnel inception the people who are applicants rather than actual holders of medallions. we did not get a chance to make our say. i have discussed this with the chair and i think that he understood, but i am concerned going forward about the love left for feedback on what we will decide on. there are other issues that have been discussed that have nothing to do with the actual goal of this particular body. i will address some of that during my public comment. i am concerned about the fact that this industry is being used more as a cash cow and how we can improve s

was going into diabetic shock and my uncle notified one of the crew members and they gave her one tic tac to give to her. >> tugboats were expected to get the cruise liner to san bernardino sometime tomorrow. >>> he didn't have the highest position but he raked in the highest salary. he's a retired deputy chief from the san francisco police department. he was. highest paid public employee before retiring last year. mike mibach is in san francisco with the details. >> reporter: a lot of these people just happy to have a job, steady pay, put a little change in their pocket. but within one city department at least one man has cashed in an on -- cashed in on an old policy. >> reporter: san francisco, the high-rise district filled with high rises and high-paying jobs. some theorize, the higher up you work, the more you get paid. >> i think that's the natural way things work. the higher up you are in the chain, the more money you will make. >> reporter: according to the sf business times, last year, four of the top five salaries were within the police did the. the highest earner a deputy chief

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they gave him one tic-tac to give to her. >>> stocks edged higher today on the eve of the g20 global economic summit. the dow picked up only ten points. the nasdaq gained about 15. >>> google is giving its entire work force a 10% raise. the reason for the raise is to keep workers from going to other internet companies, especially facebook where about 10% of the employees there are former google workers. also tonight, there are reports that the google employee who leaked the information about the raises has now been fired. no comment on that from google. >>> hewlett-packard has agreed to pay more than $1600 to settle a dispute. hp says the incidents happened years ago and this the employees involved are no longer with the company. >>> the obama administration urged the supreme court today to keep the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in place while a lower court considers the issue. an initial ruling blocked the policy, but a federal appeals court put the decision on hold pending a review. the log cabin republicanning have asked the supreme court to intervene. president obama has pledged

she was going into diabetic shock and my uncle notified the crew members and they gave her one tic tac to give to her. >> full refunds for not only the cruise fare but the airfare and any land options that they purchased. they will get all transportations costs paid for to get back home and they are gonna get a full cruise credit for a future cruise of their choice. >> reporter: 35 other triple-a members are scheduled to go out on the "splendor" cruise scheduled for this weekend. >> they can transfer to another ship if they want. there's ships all over the world. >> reporter: this attorney says anyone wanting more through the courts will have their work cut out for them. >> the problem is, their contract says bring the suit in florida, broward county. >> reporter: what about a major class-action suit? >> carnival is not sapid. they've been through this too many times. they have another condition in their contract that says, "you agree no class actions." know it's not possible here. >> reporter: so carnival's offer may be the best option. >> in the years i've been in travel, 20 i've nev

they gave him one tic-tac to give to her. >>> stocks edged higher today on the eve of the g20 global economic summit. the dow picked up only ten points. the nasdaq gained about 15. >>> google is giving its entire work force a 10% raise. the reason for the raise is to keep workers from going to other internet companies, especially facebook where about 10% of the employees there are former google workers. also tonight, there are reports that the google employee who leaked the information about the raises has now been fired. no comment on that from google. >>> hewlett-packard has agreed to pay more than $1600 to settle a dispute. hp says the incidents happened years ago and this the employees involved are no longer with the company. >>> the obama administration urged the supreme court today to keep the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in place while a lower court considers the issue. an initial ruling blocked the policy, but a federal appeals court put the decision on hold pending a review. the log cabin republicanning have asked the supreme court to intervene. president obama has pledged

you can do the chicklet gum or use an orange tic tac. you can place that right there. voila.is less than 100-calories. it makes for a magnificent presentation. >> all we did was add a couple of drops of yellow food coloring to the icing that was premade. it keeps the kids busy. you don't care what color hot it is. bring out the -- color hat it is. bring out the color. let them have fun with it. i love the reese's pieces peanut butter cup. >> you can find all of the recipes we made from our kitchen to your kitchen at wusa9.com. just click on the morning show tab. keep it here. are you watching 9news now -- you are watching 9news now. >>> 6:45. >> no, 6:43. >> okay. 6:43. >> howard is here with the weather. >> things will be okay. we may get a passing shower midday. for the most part, it is comfortable well up in the 60s. we start out with sunshine. chilly weather is moving in for thanksgiving eve and thanksgiving day. let's get you going with the bus stop forecast. clear-to-partly cloudy and temperatures running from the mid-40s in the cool spots to the mid-50s. 58 on the high

the kids draw all over those things, play board games like tic tac, toe, and baby wipes in the back so they can clean themselves. >>> black friday hotel deals? >> yes. this is so funny to me. apparently the shoppers are booking hotel rooms by the mall to be the first in line when the doors open at midnight. and we found some deals for you. we want to show you, courtyard by marriott, the crown plaza and the ritz-carlton in tyson's corner know this is happening. they have shopping packages ready. $99 to $279 a night. the deals also include a breakfast buffet, coupons and other amenities. tyson's is doing midnight madness opening at midnight with various door busters. >> $279 a night, wow. >> but also too, how much will you use the hotel if you get up in the middle of the night to go shopping? >> that's all i'm asking. >> cyber monday deals? >> talking about starwood, you have sheraton, westin, ws, saint regis. starwood will offer one day wonders for discounts at future travel resorts. oceanfront rooms at the westin in fort lauderdale, $179 instead of 309. western maui, 299 instead of 419

it looked like a little tic tac. yeah. yeah. come here, i'll freshen your breath.ule the world" playing on radio] great dinner, honey. see? was that so bad? you kidding me? i had fun. good for you. can you watch the gang for 10 minutes while i clean up? ahem. can't you? i just-- i got so much stuff to do here. oh, you got stuff to do? i got ghost stories, charades, the dishes. and then i gotta sew the duck's head back on for sundance. way to go, champ. i wish i had time to do all that stuff. oh, gimme a break, michael. you're a big boy. you set your own priorities. i'm asking for 10 minutes. i'm not asking for, like, the whole day. you don't have to do that much. how big a deal is that? i am so tired of having this argument. [indistinct fast talking] [whispering] i skipped the whole fight. yah! babe? [whispers] yeah? i can't sleep. you can't? i feel bad that we keep arguing. i know. don't be upset, okay? i was a jerk. mm-hmm. you are a jerk. [chuckles] i love you. i love you too. yes. that smells good. what? mm. hey. michael. stop it! the sleepover will catch us. t

. >> sea-tac year's leave.texas >> yeah. i go back in the summer. me >> yes. i actu yes.lly theeally enjoyed this. it was a little tighter than itd liked. aside from that it was 400ghtful. >> how hard is it to write 400 pages? >> really hard. i mean, in me w i mean, in some ways it was vera freeing. most are so short that you have to convince them to 16 double spaced pages.pages. in no way this was great. i'm sorry to write you such a'mt long letoter, but it's easier.os it was actually really fun. >> were going to stay with this. >> we can certainly answercominu questions as you're coming through. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this program first aired in 2003. to watch any of booked tv's archive program visit booktv.org and search the book title or of his name. >> made for goodness is the name of the book. well-known author desmond tutu along with his daughter who is here at the national press club of the night. what is this book about? >> i think most of what this book is about is the essential quality of human beings, that