then we go back and we look at the genesis. and the key characters -- one of the key characters in genesis is the story of adam and eve. so you would represent that story often with an apple and a snake. and the children would then draw the picture. they would write adam and eve on it. they would hang it on the tree. followed by the next people, cain and abel, would be the next people in the bible. you go through genesis all the way through isaiah. you learn about the people in the old testament. the men and women that came before jesus. >> that is wonderful. another family activity. let's take a brief break. and we will come back and learn about the next to of advent, the advent calendar. thank you. [incoming text sound effect] [keyboard tapping in rhythm] [seat belt alarm chiming, buckle clicking in rhythm] [car doors slamming, keys jangling in rhythm] [engine turns over] [sound effects go silent] >>> welcome back. talking about advent. the past christmas with catholic educators responsible for the spiritual upbringing of chil

we look at the genesis and the key character, one of the key characters in genesis is the story of adam and eve. so you would represent that story often with an apple and a snake. the children would then, you know, draw the picture and they would write adam and eve on it and then they would hang it on the tree followed by the next people, cain and abel. they are the next people in the bible. you go through genesis all the way through isaiah and you learn about the people in the old testament. the men and women that came before jesus. >> that's wonderful. another family activity. let's take a brief break. we will come back and learn about the next tool of advent. the advent calendar. >> great. thank you. announcer: get caught buzzed driving, and you could do some hard time. woman: craig. knock it off! sorry, mom. announcer: it could cost you around $10,000 in fines, legal fees, and increased insurance rates, and that could set you back a few years. buzzed, busted, and broke because buzzed driving is drunk driving. >>> welcome back. we are talking about advent, the path to christmas, whic

. >> then there's the youngest son genesis, show casing his beat >> then there's the youngest son genesising his beat boxing ♪ >> then there's the youngest son genesis, show casing his beat boxing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (grant) tonight at 8... a tragic story out of the east bay this christmas. (vicki) a 33 year old officer, husband, and father is dead tonight after authorities say a drunk driver slammed into his patrol car late last ght. good evening, i'm vicki liviakis....(grant) and i'm grant lodes... the crash happened around midnight last night on interstate 8-80 in hayward. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live at chp headquarters in hayward. j.r. (j.r.)it has been a very tough day for chp officers. the officer who died was a young man with a wife and three kids. this is 33 year old andrew camilleri. a california highway patrol officer who lost his life in the line of duty on christmas eve.sot first of all this is not the way we wanted to celebrate christmas day. definitely not the way we wanted to the community to think of the 2017 christmas holiday but today is not a holida

thousand recession for example how did that impact your business although you came in a little later the genesis of this is two thousand and twelve i was up to my eyeballs in the luxury whose business in two thousand and eight i have a lot of comments around the ok dancer question about this point going forward i think the real future for luxury isn't so much as the fashion consumer i think still we and someone like a philips auctions who's done dynamite with the collectible watches they just got paul newman rolex for it seventeen million i don't want to say we're recession proof but i would suggest that our customer and the watch auction customer is almost impervious to this and what these people are spending big for now we set the world record for three hundred thousand dollars back last year in the wall street journal broken with these super want to willing to do and excited to do is get something that nobody else has it's not so much a symbol of getting this bag carrying it isn't so much a symbol of hey i'm wealthy i could do this i have a competency i know how to get it right and they hold

the genesis of the plan was in 2010 with the passage of the health care services master plan ordinance. over the following two years, d.p.h. and the planning department developed the first health care services master plan and last years we initiated an update to the plan in accordance with the ordinance. there are three core components of the plan. the assessments, consistency determination guidelines and supporting legislation and recommendations. the assessments from the core of the plan and provide a data-driven long-term look at our health care needs now and in the future. the four core components are a community health needs assessment, providing information on the current and future health needs of the city, the health systems trends assessment which looks at not only our health system here locally but also the state and federal level, the capacity gap assessment, which looks specifically at san francisco facilities and their bed capacity and ability to absorb emergency demands and then the land use assessment. as par of the update, we're providing new information on health needs

recession for example how did that impact your business although you came in a little later than the genesis of this is two thousand and twelve i was up to my eyeballs in the luxury whose business in two thousand and eight i have a lot of comments around the ok dancer question about this point going forward i do .

twentieth foolhardy brave completely crazy is something we'll find out as time comes a lot closer but the genesis of this was there was a competition called the google lunar x. prize that came out in two thousand and seven which required teams to land on the moon move five hundred meters and send images back to earth but as a team when we first started out we had two major challenges i would say technology because nobody had a never space background and credibility. for you to do something like this which governments in the rest of the world haven't done on the dock time only the americans and russians have done it. that's a real one. and that's a that's a heat shield and it's. one of the key things for this mission is come up how do you protect your spacecraft or your electronics your computers from the intense variation in temperature that will go through so it can go right up from one hundred thirty degrees negative to one hundred eighty degrees positive and so. times are the same time so when the spacecraft is traveling in space and if it's facing the sun the front could be burning and the ba

that was the genesis of the irish population in kansas city, which hundreds of immigrants responded, mostly from baltimore, boston, new york, along the coast. the irish that dime kansas city in 1850s -- there were hubs of them. they were mostly male, women followed, kids followed, but they were brought here for the very simple reason, to wield the pick and shovel and cut the straights they but, cisterns, foundations for buildings, latrines, they put up brick, put up stone, stonemasons. they put -- kansas city is built on limestone, there are caverns where we sit right now, underground caves carved out of the limestone, now used for storage and office space. the irish that would book around the see and see the foundations of homes and walls, primarily irish stone masons who built that. from union station to liberty memorial to the basement of my house. we were stockyards, a major stockyard operation so they were cutting the throats of cattle, cutting them into steaks and putting them on the railroad, and the guy driving the train was irish, the guy oiling the train was irish. those ki

. >> the genesis front man wrote on twitter if you start "in the air tonight" at 11:59:40 you will hearhis when the clock strikes 12:00. ♪ i can feel it coming right at midnight. >> you can feel it in the air. >> you have to be coordinated and -- >> what exactly that has to do with new year's eve, we have no clue. we enjoy doing that drum solo thing. >>> oprah winfrey is warning followers about a social media scam and says impostors are pretending to be her to cheat fans out of money. >> if you sign up for an own account they are asking for money and she's taken to twitter and instagram with a message for millions. >> it's a fraud. it's a fraud. it's a fraud. don't believe it. don't give up any of your bank accounts or personal information to anybody posing as me or anyone else for that matter. and have a merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you. social media platforms are working to deact site may not be an angel and gave his teachers a bottle of wine and the caption on the picture says, our child might be the reason you drink so enjoy this bottle on us. the pictures were tweeted out

made a dollar a day to card the streets, sometimes 80 feet deep through these blogs then that was the genesis of the irish population in kansas city, which hundreds of immigrants responded from baltimore, boston come along the coast. the irish came to kansas city in 1850s and there were hundreds of them. mostly male, women followed, but they were brought here for the very simple reason to wield the pick and shuttle. they dug cisterns, foundations for buildings, latrine, stone masons, kansas city is built on limestone. there are caverns underneath where we sit right now, underground caves carved out of the limestone now used for storage and office space. you will see the foundation of homes and walls primarily irish stonemasons who built that in union station to the basement of my house. and we were a stockyard separately on an eastern europeans came and they are cutting throats of cattle and putting them on the railroad and a guy driving the train was irish could the guy or the guy or leave the train was irish. it is those kinds of jobs they brought the irish to kansas city and really they bu

contemplating the meaning of it all, here is this note from you, the author, a couple paragraphs explaining the genesis of the title. and it's the henry longfellow translation of dante's inferno, which i gather, i'm not a scholar on dante's inferno, but i know that this is not the most popular translation, is that right? right. and so you are citing this as the origin of the title, and it goes, if i can remember this, "it's midway upon the journey of our life, "i found myself within a forest dark, "for the straightforward pathway had been lost." so look at that, i memorized that. well done. it's a very elegant phrasing, and the concept of the forest dark obviously is-- yeah. you know, i find that translation particularly beautiful because it keeps the original order of the italian, so selva oscura, and you normally see that translated either as dark wood or dark forest. but there's something about keeping that original forest dark. forest dark. which i think is much more evocative, so i chose that translation for that reason. but it was interesting, it's a title that leapt out at me long after i finish

i understand the genesis of my joining this panel was rumored by the neighboring state of montana. fire, earthquakes, everything else, a disaster. it takes a natural one to lead this panel. [laughter] -- but this is at the frontline of every governor at this table. our constituents, communities, we see a whole host of natural disasters of the last few months that we've seen their impact on energy and water structure. we have three panelists today that will speak from the federal, state, and utility perspective on how to best prepare these infrastructure assets for a variety of natural disasters that are common to the west. we have the federal administrative regional administrator to discuss preparedness, response, mitigation programs including impacts on infrastructure and world communities. and, the director for energy assurance programs at the national association of state energy officials. statesll speak to what are doing today and what official action states can take to improve their energy security in the wake of natural disasters as well as address the importance of consideri

years i came in to complete the two years of the former president and the first three it's was the genesis of the corruption of the two years that i stayed in office there is now a forensic audit supported and funded by the german government that shows that five hundred seventy seven billion or stolen in the thirstiest when i came in for my two years i asked and i was a little by the european union and by certain that they interrogated financial management system was being abused and on the seventh of september twenty eighth eighteen i made an announcement to the nation that i had been elected and i would be taking action during that period is the period that i arrested seventy two people and i asked the british government to fun. and i want you to tell me how many presidents in africa will conduct a forensic audit in their government during their time and that audit report by the better to the audit firm is a public document online and that document vindicated me it was a year after then six months after the release of that report after i left office that it was created in malawi that the

the opposition alive supporters and people around the country are not recognizing the genesis. of that announcement of the presidency so the crisis is ongoing and i just want to clarify at the beginning you said something about deadly or violent clashes between protesters and soldiers so there have been more than twenty five people killed most of those are protesters by security forces there is really violent repression against protesters or a blockade around the country and state violence you know this is an. equal fight in the streets opening fire on protesters that's been condemned by the u.n. the others i want to bring this point up to you this is a tweet we got from vienna and she says i believe i speak for any percent of hundred one i say that unfortunately it seems like the only way of correcting such a corrupted election process is with the oas proposal for new elections we know salvador one but the current government will never accept that a second round is consequently our last and only resource i want to hone in on that eighty percent of course that's unscientific pol

dot org and you can see the genesis imprisoned in twenty seventeen where the red areas you can click on and you can see the numbers of jenna's techie has seventy three china forty one adding up to russia five and so on and so on according to people watching this they're following this that they're seeing this report what do they do about it. they've got to demand that their leaders stop using this terminology to fake news they need to realize that most of what they know is that is and come from the media and demand that journalists be given the respect that they need to pay for news that will help pay for journalists and for the defense that they need make sure that when you know the president despite the president of the united states decides to give his presidential visits to the leading jailer of journalists that is seen as unacceptable or at least that the issue of jailing of journalists is on the agenda and please join us at press freedom on twitter and join our campaigns including the one person who used who is in dire condition and needs medical attention that he is being deni

tell me in real life what the genesis was of the relationship.designs on him marrying into the family. >> is it one of those things like we see now with paparazzi. people following them around at the time? >> not so much. her life was very, very documented because they knew she was going to be the queen. but philip could do anything he wanted. >> yeah. >> that didn't really start until the '60s, that kind of -- >> margaret got that really badly. >> she was hounded quite a lot. >> you watch that scene, and you realize that this couple is going through what couples go through, except for -- philip is totally -- emasculated. describe what's going on in the show? >> that's a flash-forward, isn't it? >> yeah. you see that the beginning, really of flagging to everyone that something has gone wrong here. and you realize the steps it's taken for them to get there. >> yeah. and she's berating him, really. >> it's awful, right? >> and not being the man he needs to be around the house and the home. >> do you imagine that the queen sit there's and watches it

one dollar day and carved these streets sometimes 80 feet deep through these bluffs, and that was the genesis of the irish population in kansas city. hundreds of immigrants responded, mostly from baltimore, boston, new york, along the coast. they were mostly male. women followed. kids followed, but they were brought here for a very simple reason -- to wield a pick and streets.d cut the they dug cisterns. they dug foundations for buildings. latrines. they put up brick. they put up stone -- there were stonemasons. are caverns underneath where we sit right now. there are underground caves carved out of the limestone now used for storage and office space. the irish would look around the city and you would see the .oundations of homes course, we were a major stockyard operation. early on, before the eastern europeans can end, it was the the cattlek cutting into steaks. the guy oiling the chain was irish. it was those kinds of jobs that brought the iris to kansas city. really, they built the city. the american protective association was a very anti-irish, anti-immigrant sort comingp because irish a

racial democracy and that everyone has rights and equality and everything is ok to them except for the genesis of so when certain issues are covered for example when we try to raise the issue of black genocide that every twenty minutes a young black person is murdered in brazil how does it end up being portrayed it's always two thousand the pitifully and the criminals were killed it isn't even an attitude that serves to inform the public of the fact in brazil a country that was the last in the world to abolish slavery which was. the depiction of that brazilian reality does not just occur in news programming the same can be seen on the entertainment side and the brazilian soap operas known as telling of telling novellas are an integrity part of the brazilian media storm for reasons both social and financial a successful tele novella will capture huge audiences routinely in the tens of millions their plot twists will drive everyday conversation in brazil the banking was bought for the networks producing them all of which face the economic challenges born of the digital revolution telling novella

with a very legitimate question about the genesis of the investigation before director muller was appointedt the campaign july and august of 2016 trump is already the republican nominee. we know the fbi got the dossier that was paid for by the democratic party. we are trying to get answers did they pay for the dossier or use that to get surveillance? what about this meeting from this agent that the trump could not possibly get elected then the text says i wish that scenario were 100% but we meaning the fbi cannot take the risk of trump getting elected then alluded to needing asian insurance policy that is major because that is more than anti- trump bias but somebody who says they will act to interfere in the election. eric: but rosenstein night -- testified that there was personal believes that professional actions for nothing reflected that. do you believe that? >> well he was fired. eric: now with the human resources department. >> that was obviously a demotion he was in charge of the hillary investigation it was super agent and in charge of the russia investigation so yes, you can have p

governors, who are now senior officials in the administration, you could walk us through that.is the genesis of we thought maybe we overcame them but now that threat has reintroduced. >> well, we can't blame trump. how many sharia -- have heard of the anti-sharia legislation movement? okay. ost people know a little bit about it or maybe a lot about it but this has been going on since 2010. it's theorizing about what was the motivation. their ll you what ostensible reasoning is. this is a fact check based on summer, 120 s anti-sharia bills have been ntroduced in 42 states since 2010. in 2017 alone, 13 states bills.uced anti-sharia two of them, texas and arkansas, are passing them. through the system in wisconsin right now. who is doing this? what's going on? some of the organizations you of, you might want to watch, act for america is one of them. merican freedom law center is another one. center for security and policy, policy.n public neutral. some of the names of these organization have been seen in various trump related advisory this started before trump. he just adopted some of their rhe

that is turn over information the intelligence committee and judiciary committee are asking about the genesisfunded by the democratic party, christopher steele was working to this, what happened is at some point the fbi was cognizant of the dossier. why did they do that? did they take christopher steele for the dossier, and use the dossier to justify surveillance of trump associates with the pfizer court and the guy who was relieved of duty from mueller's investigation was the lead agent on hillary's case, questionable how that was handled in the lead agent on the so-called trump russia case. he had anti-trump texts, obviously something but we don't know if that was it. there may be more reasons why he was relieved of duty. was he involved with the dossier? did he bring that information to get surveillance? we need answers to that question. director ray did not provide those. devon nunez is pushing, speaker of the house speaking with attorney general rosenstein but we need to know if the fbi was using opposition party research to justify surveillance against a rival political candidate, that

think, if you're gonna be consistent on the value of life, you have to look at the fact to say that the genesishow that life came into creation should not be -- it's not the burden of that child. now, one last thing, again, this is a political issue, and the reason that it is a political issue is because of the climate now, with roy moore for example in alabama. if he gets reelected, he'll get reelected because of this abortion issue, and the whole thing about the sexual offenses will be irrelevant because there are single-issue voters, evangelical christians, who will vote on abortion. >> it feels like abortion was a big issue for awhile, then other issues came to the fore, and now it's coming back. why in this moment? >> abortion is not a big issue right now, though. i mean, when you look across the board, abortion rates are declining in pennsylvania and across the country, so it's -- >> in alabama, it's going to be the key issue on who goes to the senate. >> but that's alabama. we're talking about right here in pennsylvania. this bill that's for pennsylvania -- and i get what you're saying -

thousand recession for example how did that impact your business although you came in a little later the genesis of this is two thousand and twelve i was up to my eyeballs in the luxury whose business in two thousand and eight i have a lot of comments around the ok dancer question about this point going forward i think the real future for luxury isn't so much as the fashion consumer i think still we and someone like a philips auctions who's done dynamite with the collectible watches they just got paul newman rolex for it seventeen million i don't want to say we're recession proof but i would suggest that our customer and the watch auction customer is almost impervious to this and what these people are spending big for now we set the world record for three hundred thousand dollars bag last year in the wall street journal broken with these super want to willing to do and excited to do is get something that nobody else has it's not so much a symbol of getting this bag carrying it isn't so much a symbol of hey i'm wealthy i could do this i have a competency i know how to get. right and they hold the

. >> he was the genesis of the document. >> martha: perhaps he had -- speak of genesis of the investigation these other things. >> i don't know who you text, i've known you for six months. >> when you are leaving out on that investigation you were in the room, interviewing hillary clinton, nobody thinks that she got a serious investigation along that way. and then why is it that the department of justice will not make them available and not provide the documents to the congress? >> donald trump said he fired james comey because he was too hard on hillary clinton. now you guys are saying that she didn't get a serious investigation. you have to fix your story here. >> martha: i think the american people just want to know that the same rules apply no matter who is being looked out, and they look at these two cases and they are trying to figure out whether or not the people who are doing the investigation and making the decisions are actually being truthful and honest in treating everyone the same, and i think that's a very valid question. no one is trying to retry the clinton case, they're jus

the genesis of the selection of trump's attorneys.t's not really fair or accurate to say it president in this case had his choice of all the available attorneys in washington. not everyone at that rank and stater wanted it job. but when it came to cobb and dowd there's a reason. >> yes. they wanted someone in there who was a pier to mueller. who mueller respected, they shared a mutual respect. ty cobb, he's not buddy buddy by any measure with bob mueller but they have known each other over three decades socially a bit through work. john dowd, the president's personal lawyer is someone who's very well known in these tight white collar legal circles in washington. he did not have a personal relationship with mueller but someone who mueller knew, respected. they were both marines in vietnam. experiences that shaped them greatly. so these were people that president's long-time lawyer intentionally sought out with one of the qualities was people who could connect and relate to robert mueller. so when we talk about these meetings coming up,

. >> tucker: the genesis of all this was the claim with the trump campaign colluded with the russiannment in order to alter the outcome of these american presidential elections. we see no evidence that that's true. if at the end of this investigation, you see paul manafort and general flynn go down on perjury charges, there is no evidence of collusion. would it have been worth it? >> we had a president impeached for perjuring himself, so let's not belittle that. >> tucker: i am belittling that. in the case of bill clinton who should not have been impeached for lying. i'm not defending lyon, i'm saying you shut down the federal government, you basically undo the will of the voters in the last election and the service of nothing. i don't know how you could defend that. >> that's what the trump supporters believe and are hoping is the case. we are at the tip of the iceber iceberg. is michael flynn, when he faced tens of years of jail time for other charges, there's something going on there. papadopoulos promised to be a cooperating witness for months. we don't know what that cooperation

that is the genesis of your fiduciary responsibility. and the constitution describes essentially three types of duties that apply to you. that you must acknowledge and recognize when you act. the first is duty of loyalty which requires you to act solely in the purpose of providing benefits to the participants and beneficiaries. the duty of prudence which requires to you exercise a high degree of care and you've seen it stated as care and due diligence and prudens that a prudent person. the duty of prudence and third is duty of diversification to minimize risk of loss and maximize rate of return. there is a fourth dutied up common trust law in california which is that the duty to accordance with the plan terms and applicable law. those are the duties that we keep in mind as you act. the duty of loyalty generally addresses conflicts of interest. and those types of -- sorts of things and that's an important one as well as they're all important, but it's one that you're more commonly confronted with. article 12 of the san francisco charter, b