i did theame thing. good. very good. all right scott, thanks so much. appreciate it. a different kind of lease issue is closing a south bay staple after almost half a century in business. steamers grill house in los gatos will be closing its doors before the end of the year. the owners made the announcement over the weekend. they say the building owners were requiring them to do a remodel and signed a five year lease, but they didn't think it was worth it. they're looking forward to thanking their customers in the weeks ahead. we'd like to thank everybody and come and see us before the doo get shut. finally. and don't wait till the last minute because it's going to be the last night for the next three weeks. the last meal will be served on christmas eve. restaurant has been run by three siblings since 1979. still ahead honoring nancy pelosi, there is a move to put the congresswoman's name on a building in the heart of san francisco. we'll tell you which one. and it was another ugly loss for the 49ers. a blowout in the snow in buffalo. so where do they go from here? we

he's the son of a grain operator, middle class kid from theames, iowa, area who was valedictorian ofh school, who went to the university of iowa, got a couple of degrees there and worked his way up the success. meanwhile, the guy who killed him is the offspring of a super-wealthy baltimore-area family that had double degrees from an ivy league institution, went to a $40,000-a-year private school. he supposedly would be the very definition of white privilege, somebody that people on the left would say is not deserving of his stature and ole in life. on the one hand, we have a guy who worked himself up from nothing and is an innocent innocent victim9 of a violent crime and nobody wants the talk about him at all leaving two kids behind, and on the other hand we have a spoiled brat, rich kid whose brain is broken as much as the people on the left who are defending him -- howard: right. >> and i find, frankly, completely unacceptable that anybody would be lionizing him. howard: yeah. the suspect does come from a wealthy and prominent real estate family. lucy, everybody hates insurance com

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i'm kristie of the governor of theam of southte dakota.best days are still ahead. our best days are still ahead. you want to know why i feel that way? this last week i had a chance to go to ellsworth air force base in south dakota that has the b one bombers.s. that was the platform that protects the country. the bombs we dropped in iraq and syria, they were my airman out of south dakota seeking retaliation for the bloodshed on tower 22 and vend 22 vindicating for the lives that were s taken. this is back for the americans that were killed and stood for our freedom. [ cheering and applause ] i went to the base and i went because the wing commander was retiring. when i went to the retirement ceremony, it was interesting because as the base commander stood in front of everyone he said i interviewed all of the people that worked there the wing. this is as he retires and consistency had optimism while facing did i face difficulties you have sustained optimism. we had the four points for the wing commander. o weer protect americans in the future

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