and that name is tiffany. yes, that tiffany, the one founded in 1837 by charles louis tiffany, the one that so thrilled audrey hepburn's holly golightly in "breakfast at tiffany's." >> i'm crazy about tiffany's. >> reporter: that tiffany's makes the most famous trophy in all of american sport, the vince lombardi trophy, given each year to the winner of the super bowl. to make the life-sized ball that crowns the 22-inch trophy, master spinner vazquez spins by heating silver to a thousand degrees fahrenheit so it's soft enough to shape. and then he spins and spins and spins. silversmith rachel arde hammers out delicate signs, a technique edtr csing i aeryrming. you have a tool in one hand and metal in the other and you're using the hammer to move the metal. i had learned chasing in school, but i had never chased anything as big as this before. >> reporter: meanwhile, master silversmith steve light cuts and solders the base together and bathes it in acid to clean the silver for polishing and final assembly. it's

>> it felt really good it felt like people were dancing and moving it was like, "go, tiffany, go, tiffanys!" [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, that's a very -- that's very high praise. i think -- >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> seth: yeah. i don't think -- i don't think there's even an inkling of a chance somebody would yell out that i have bars at a party ever [ laughter ] you -- so the film "like a boss" with salma hayek, and also, rose byrne, who is just a tremendous -- a wonderful person, tremendous actor >> super talented. >> seth: and you'd never worked with her before. did you guys have fun? >> we had a blast. let me tell you something now. this movie is about friendship, right. and with two women that had been friends since they were, like, in middle school and i don't -- i don't know rose byrne for nothing they say, "hey, we were thinking about rose byrne what do you think? i said, "well, i liked her in the "x-men" and stuff like that, and then, in "bridesmaids," but i don't know how she would get along with me. you know, i don't know if she going to like me." and they were like, "well

yes, that tiffany. the one founded in 1837 by charles lewis tiffany.hrilled audrey hepburn's holly golightly activities. and it perhaps makes the most famous trophy in all american sport, the nfl's vince lombardi's trophy given to the super bowl top to make the life-size ball that crowns the trophy, the master spinner, corpus cristo vasquez heats the silver and then spins and spins and spins. silversmith rachaelar arday has a tool. >> you have a tool in one hand and hammer in the other and you're using the hammer to move the metal. i had learned it in school but never did anything as big as this before. >> meanwhile, the master silversmith bathes it in acid to clean the silver for polishing and final assembly and it's his host to host the annual super bowl party. >> my co-workers and i get together to watch the super bowl. we don't just watch the super bowl we make all the trophies but none of us are really sports fans but at the end of the game when they accept the trophies that's when we're glued to the tv. >> and they break on occasion, at least in

tiffany would -- tiffany would, throw pot luck dinners at her house on sunday nights and we would all just -- it was a lovely, lovely experience. >> seth: she was here. and she did say that you maybe used your hands to eat out of her pot. >> okay. let me clarify [ laughter ] it was the end of the evening. that pot roast was fierce. you know, that kind of food that makes you want to throw your shoe at somebody >> seth: yep >> that. >> seth: okay. >> so it was the end of the evening. there was really nothing left. it was just the pot licker and everybody was leaving and gathering their things and i washed my hands and i walked past and i just - [ laughter ] and she saw me do it and she's a little germ-a-phobe. >> seth: oh, i got you >> she made me take the pot licker home. >> seth: oh, i understand. well, then you won twice in that way. she also said that you went to an establishment >> yes >> seth: this was a strip club >> yes >> seth: a male strip club >> yes >> seth: called swinging richards >> swinging richards >> seth: fantastic >> y'all do the math [ laughter ] >> seth: how was --

this one is to you, tiffany.h carolina black voters is thinning out. in november you were at 54% support. it's now at 35%. that's a 19-point difference. >> it's also -- >> what's happening? >> what's happening is you have steyer spending tens of thousands of dollars, millions of dollars out campaigning there. and so i think a lot's happening in terms of the amount of money being spent by the billionaires to try to cut into the african-american vote. >> i'm curious you're thoughts on that, tiffany. i know we're headed to south carolina next week. what do you make of that? >> well, i think the vice president makes a good point about south carolina specifically. it is true that steyer has just made it rain all over south carolina and really done a lot of big media buys. he has secured, you know, some small endorsements from some of the state legislators there. it could create a path where he ciphers away some of that support from biden and you could see an opportunity where bernie sanders might come through and make

tiffany and co is the destination for the rich and famous with a taste for fine gens now l.v. m.h.a stopping up the world famous jewelry company for just over $16000000000.00 tiffany which is famous for its high priced diamond rings and necklaces presents a challenge for its new owner analysts a l.v.n. major needs to refresh the brand to make it relevant for younger buyers this is just the latest in a long line of acquisitions for the world's top selling luxury for. thanks for watching. to know that 77 percent blockage are younger than 60 caught. me ends meet and. a lot of time all voices. on the 77 percent talk about the issue. from the toilet seat to flash from housing boom times this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend on g w. i'm not going to think out of the gym because sometimes i am but i stand up and whip the 7th avenue thanks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes of the classics in here think the future of the country that i'm playing. yes needed to take from this drama they are to me it's all about. nothing i might show joins me fro

bots l v m h bonds to finance tiffany acquisition are no is one of the richest men in the world e.c. bees q eat as nuts sold some bonds and apparently the e.c.b. is in the corporate bond market just like janet yellen as we mentioned last episode is planning on that or suggests that the us federal reserve does that eventually they change the laws so that the federal reserve can buy corporate bonds well 2 of the 5 euro traunch as were placed at negative yields meaning investors are paying a single a rated l v m h to borrow money thanks to the e.c.b. i mean this is. really the endgame because you had a period in global finance where banks got in trouble you know in 2008 they may horrible loans and they were insolvent they became technically insolvent so the central banks got together and they said let's lower interest rates down artificially to near 0 so that banks can borrow unlimited amount of money at 0 percent interest rate and recapitalize themselves on paper over all the mistakes and it made a lot of billionaires as you mentioned jeff bezos bill gates michael bloomberg say made li

but to tiffany's point, we haven't seen big coastal states.ty where elizabeth warren may have a real opportunity to gain traction with some voters with some of her plans. >> i would also say, i mean, you said she would are to leapfrog over bernie sanders. she doesn't necessarily share the same voters with bernie sanders. they share a lot of voters but she has college educated women, suburban folks who are also looking at pete buttegeig. amy klobuchar. bernie sanders people are bernie sanders people. they are sort of rock solid. elizabeth warren for good or bad is in the category of the voters who are shopping. that is one of the reasons why i think she has struggled. she has a wider field to compete with. >> somebody we haven't talked about is mike bloomberg. i think we may hear that name tomorrow when donald trump comes here. how much is mike bloomberg in the picture? and how much -- maybe more to the point, how much does what happens here impact how he is moving forward? >> i mean, mike bloomberg could buy all of the property inside the trum

we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies. some of the older businesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful muellermixer ura alsomurals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local mean that wor people willr money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪ ] >> good evening, everybody. the chair has called the meeting to order. please silence all electronic devices, and please rise for the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> vice president would like to take roll call. president hirsch is excusessed. excusessed -- excuseed. [roll call] you

we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies. some of the older businesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful muellermixer ura alsomurals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local mean that wor people willr money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪ ] >> next item, please. >> item 1, call to order and roll call. [roll call] >> clerk: mr. president, you have a quorum. >> president adams: great. next item, please. >> clerk: general public comment. items allow public to comment on items not before the commission and to address future items. >> president adams: do we have any member of the public that would like to address the commission? seeing none, public item is called. next item, please. [agenda item read]. >> good evening, president a

in terms of gender equality to what are you going to plan to do and what should be in the future tiffany i think we have more things that we can do to improve the situation for example i would propose day we should we said to our public funding for women to wrong as a because compared to their male partners of their male counterparts women have less resource east to be a politician especially to. beat and i would say that we have to set up some education of gender education mechanisms in our city council and also in our national congress because they are the you know they are the people who look up to dan if the male politicians often have some comments as he's really not the wrong sim the wrong message to tell when these people. taiwanese m.p. from human to group. that's it for now i don't what all reps are due. to the. other stories from the region. really even over the look of the life of. just outside of the. it's a winter tradition to treat those 2 fruit confused offspring thoughts. play. surely this meter just shows the 1st split of shows. the. smart way to. go below and mobility s

." ♪ >> "breakfast at tiffany's" is the iconic audrey hepburn role.k dress with the pearls, with the perfect up-do, and she's this tragic, flawed figure. >> what happened to you, anyway? you take off for the powder room, and that's the last i see you. >> now, really, harry -- >> harry was the other guy. i'm sid. >> "breakfast at tiffany's," like "the apartment," is a movie about people who are sort of willing to sell their souls. >> 300? she's very generous. >> and realizing at what point they're not going to do that anymore. >> i was just trying to let you know i understand. i understand completely. >> audrey hepburn is just this light. her subtleties were astounding to me. >> fred darling, i'm so glad you could come. >> just the way that she spoke and the way that she was always elegantly self-deprecating. >> i'm trying to save, but i'm not very good at it. >> there's not a bad audrey hepburn film. there just isn't. ♪ two drifters off to see the world ♪ >> in "moon river," audrey hepburn is sitting on the fire escape and singing it in this very tend

terms of gender equality to what are you going to plan to do and what should be done in the future tiffany i think we have more things that we can do to improve the situation for example i would propose de we should we said to our public funding for women to. day because compared to their male partners of their male counterparts women have less resources to be a politician especially to. kenny date and i would say that we have to set up some education a gender education mechanism in our city council and also in our national congress because they are the you know they are the people who look up to dan if the male politicians often have some comments i see is really a send up the wrong sim the wrong message to do to. when these people. taiwanese are based on you an interview of their by did of a correspondent kong that's a fun out at all with all the upside. there are the show online and other stories from the. really going all with the look of the life off of gordon's just outside of tokyo it's a winter tradition there to treat coffee brought us to food confused offspring thoughts we'll see

with tiffany haddish and rose byrne.ho have started a cosmetic company. kind of running it as a cottage industry. the setup is that, essentially, in comes this beauty mogul who says i am going to invest in a company because i thinks the company is fabulous. but she has to sign a contract saying she gets control of the company if they fall out. that's the setup. here's a clip. i need you to be fierce to yourself so you can inspire the ugly people to buy themselves into gorgeousness! listen to the word — fierced. what is it saying to you? i hear fear, then "st". i hear that too. fierced! now whisper it. feel it inside you — fierced! glass shattering. jarring, unexpected, exhilarating. that's fierced. can you be fierced? yes, yes, we can certainly try. i don't want her as my boss. but what a great performance though. that's salma hayek doing the kind of over the top thing. three really great performances, and the setup is really interesting, so why is it that the laughs stop about ten minutes in? this is a perfect example o

and it was myself, tiffany, the public defender, there were a lot of us. we talked about this. we talked about cases and about what was referred to as missed opportunities. and i looked at, i figured approximately 100 cases in total on three occasions to look within the four corners and see was there something missed. so we talked about that, and we definitely have conversations with captains who are looking at arrests every day, every arrest made every day to see if there was a way that we were assessing our performance and trying to determine if there was a way to improve. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> these are good numbers. these are good reports. we are going to go now to the d.p.a. director's report but i'm going to ask you to start with a protocol when we get there. so if we can call that next item. item 2b and we'll fold one into that. >> line item 2b, report on recent d.p.a. activities and announcements. d.p.a.'s report will be limited to a brief description of d.p.a. activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to

and it was myself, tiffany, the public defender, there were a lot of us. we talked about this. we talked about cases and about what was referred to as missed opportunities. and i looked at, i figured approximately 100 cases in total on three occasions to look within the four corners and see was there something missed. so we talked about that, and we definitely have conversations with captains who are looking at arrests every day, every arrest made every day to see if there was a way that we were assessing our performance and trying to determine if there was a way to improve. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> these are good numbers. these are good reports. we are going to go now to the d.p.a. director's report but i'm going to ask you to start with a protocol when we get there. so if we can call that next item. item 2b and we'll fold one into that. >> line item 2b, report on recent d.p.a. activities and announcements. d.p.a.'s report will be limited to a brief description of d.p.a. activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to

. >> there's china, tiffany silverware, coins, stamps, antique books, clothing, toys, and jewelry. and how many items are we talking about? >> thousands. >> so after tossing aunt julie's actual junk, including decades of old newspapers and mail, they reach out to richard oliver, a family friend and local auctioneer. >> we knew there was enough value to get historians and people like richard involved. i mean, my brother and i couldn't have settled this estate by ourselves. >> indeed, richard will need an entire team to go through all those boxes and catalog everything. >> i said, "listen. john, you pay the expenses. i'll keep the buyer's premium." >> do all your clients pay up front? >> well, a good part of the time, we take 20% or whatever it might be, and we pay the expenses. >> john agrees but quickly learns he's taken a huge risk. research gets expensive. take this antique hebrew prayer book from andrew green's massive library. to find out where it came from, richard must run an ad in an antiques magazine. >> somebody picked up on it, and i started getting calls from israel and

this is a comedy. with tiffany haddish and rose byrne.ends who have started a cosmetic company. kind of running it as a cottage industry. the setup is that, essentially, in comes this beauty mogul who says i am going to invest in a company because i thinks the company is fabulous. but she has to sign a contract saying she gets control of the company if they fall out. that's the setup. here's a clip: i need you to be fierce to yourself so you can inspire the ugly people to buy themselves into gorgeousness! listen to the word — fierced. what is it saying to you? i hear fear, then "st". i hear that too. fierced! now whisper it. feel it inside you — fierced! glass shattering. jarring, unexpected, exhilarating. that's fierced. can you be fierced? yes, yes, we can certainly try. i don't want her as my boss. but what a great performance though. that's salma hayek doing the kind of over the top thing. three really great performances, and the setup is really interesting, so why is it that the laughs stop about ten minutes in? this is a perfect exa

new iceman avoids the tiffany store. avoids the new tiffany store.intained a lead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "surveillance." as you all know, the administration has a cabinet officer, the secretary of the department of the interior sequestered away while everyone is in the room for the state of the union for washington. at bloomberg, we do the opposite. be atk one lonely soul to the state of the union, jack fitzpatrick. he was up on the right of the president, looking at supreme court justices, assembled leadership. what was the body language like in the room and the energy? jack: that started out quiet because the president focused so much on the economy and some basic statements about how strong the economy has been that were tough to boo. it turned when he got into legislation and when he said, i will protect social security and medicare. there were boos from democrat. it got more and more negative as he got into immigration. a number of democrats cheered a protester who was one of the parkland parents who yelled out about gun violence when the presi

tiffany. >> hello. i am tiffany lowenberg. i am the new executive director for the randall museum friends. i wanted to come to say "hello" and introduce myself. this is my first commission meeting. if you guys have any questions at all for the museum friends, i am available to answer those. i want to say how grateful we are to have such a close relationship with rec and park through the museum and i am looking forward to getting to know you guys. thank you. >> thank you. we look forward to working with you. >> is there any other public comment for general public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are on item 15. consent calendar. is there any item to remove from the concept calendar. >> yes item 5g i would like to remove. the golden gate park anniversary band shell activation. >> if that is a motion is there a second? >> second. >> all in favor. aye. >> so moved. >> on the rest of item 5 motion to approve concept calendar? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> so moved. >> we are on item 5g golden

i mean, tiffany -- i don't think tiffany could do this. >> can't compare. >> noah, one final thing beforelet you go. >> go for it. >> i can't wait for you to see this in person had to pick a stock today what would it be? >> ooh i haven't really been paying much attention. >> stick with tesla. >> i'll stick with tesla, but to be honest, how this whole thing started is my roommate, and my best friend, wake up, go through our morning routine drinking a whole pot of coffee instend of watching "friends" reruns on pbs, we would turn on cnbc tried to retain knowledge but wasn't necessarily going well. but still it's pretty cool. >> keep watching, noah we'll be watching you. congratulations. >> congrats. >> thank you >> noah syndergaard of the mets, champion of our stock draft for 2019. >>> speaking of champions, patrick mahomes winning the super bowl and mvp and is headed to disney world. yet some people are angry with him. we'll explain. don't forget, you can always watch or listen to us live on the go on the cnbc app "power lunch" will be right back. creating funds that help target gaps in cli

tiffany sweeney, bbc news.ed states who have a pa rent in the united states who have a parent in prison. japan is facing increasing criticism of its response to the coronavirus outbreak on a cruise ship, which has been docked in yokohama for more than two weeks. the us centers for disease control have described japan's quarantine procedures as inadequate. there are warnings that those who tested negative and are being allowed to leave the vessel could yet develop the virus. at least 542 passengers and crew on the diamond princess have so far been infected — the biggest cluster outside mainland china. china has ordered three foreign journalists at the wall streetjournal to leave the country over an opinion piece it said was "racist". the article published on 3rd february criticised the country's response to the deadly coronavirus outbreak. the chinese foreign ministry said it had asked the newspaper to apologise several times, but it had declined. a british army officer has become the first woman to pass the gru

. >> i was watching a comedy special with tiffany haddish the other day, and she was trying to do teaching. and as she was closing out her segment she talked about babies crying. and how when a baby cries, people go to that baby and they hug that baby or change the baby or feed the baby. they give the baby love. and she with a saying we have a lot folks today that are hurting, adults that are hurting, and we want toinstitutionize them, criminalize them. instead of going to them and just letting them know that they are loved. giving them a hug. paying attention to them. and i think for me, we are get to being more of an individualistic society. and we need to reclaim ourcommunal roots. we are in this together. we still don't know our neighbors. we have locks, we have locks on it and gated communities. and so why are we fearing folks instead of understanding that we are living together. so i would encourage folks to just get to know your neighbors on the right and left and across the street. >> talking to strangers. >> yeah. and community. be a community. we seem to come together in times of

tiffany: whoo! jonathan: more deals?! wayne: tiffany, what's behind curtain number one?rip to fiji! - i am amazing! wayne: who wants some cash? - i need that! wayne: you've got the big deal! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal". wayne brady here. let's do it, who wants to make a deal? you, sir. you, yes, you. everyone have a seat. everyone else have a seat. americus, nice to meet you. that's a beautiful name-- americus. - yes, americus abesamis the sumo! (cheers and applause) whoa! wayne: okay, so are you a sumo? - i'm a sumo wrestler for 12 years now in amateur sumo.

(tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes.er, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >> ♪ shine ♪ for the rest of your life ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine [ cheers and applause ] >> hi! hi! mwah! hi! welcome! whoo! hi, y'all! welcome! hello! how are you? welcome! welcome to our show! hello, ma'am! how are you? welcome. beautiful. i love it. welcome to the show! have a seat! thank you for joining us today. i love your nose ring. i've always wanted one. i never had the courage. have a seat. thank you for joining us. okay. we have such a great and inspiring show for you today. you know barbara corcoran from the "shark tank" folks, right? what you may not know is how barbara got started. a $1,000 loan from an ex-boyfriend. the story is incredible. and barbara corc

. >> and the first person that i was told watch for mayor pete was tiffany. you -- even before anyone else you were saying watch for him and i had forgotten that i interviewed him as i did one of the forums when they were all running for dnc chair. but you were the first person who said watch for him because this guy has a lot of potential. last night i think it -- that was the first time that he didn't seem as sure of himself and i don't think it was just on the race part. i think amy klobuchar who had a really strong debate, she has been trying to make the case that she is the qualified woman who's been doing the job at the work place all these years and he's the, you know, ceo's son who was working in the copy room and is now her boss. >> right. >> just put it in normal language and she's been trying to say but i'm the person who's been -- got the capabilities and that moderate link can only have one person in the end. did she make a case strong enough to get her because she's below in the polls. did she make a case strong enough to compete with him in the

tiffany holston, her husband, and her daughter taylor. her husband is a technical sergeant brandon holstein, he is deployed with our 130th air lift wing. if she would stand, please, give her the love that absolutely all of us want to give. >> tiffany, brandon will be home soon and that will be great stuff. you know, i leave you with one thought. there may be people here that love west virginia as much as me, but there's no way on earth there is anybody here that loves it more. i love you. i love this great state. i love all that we stand for. i love the fact that i've been able to be maybe a coach. i've been maybe working towards the fact that if we could just say that maybe, just maybe, i've been a coach that's been working to train you, for the olympics, and that's you being west virginia, and all i would say now, is go win the gold. god bless you. thank you. [applause] >> go somewhere, but don't take the jackets. >> speaker bowers,

tiffany holstein and her daughter taylor. her husband is deployed with our 130th airlift wing. if she's here, please stand and give her the love that absolutely all of us want to do. >> tiffany, brandon will be home soon, and that will be great stuff. you know, i leave you with one thought. there may be people here that love west virginia as much as me, but there's no way on earth there's anybody here who loves it more. i love you. i love this great state. i love all that we stand for. i love the fact that i have been able to be maybe a coach. i have been maybe working towards the fact if we could just say that maybe, just maybe, i have been a coach. it's been working to train you for the olympics. and that's you being west virginia. and all i would say now is go win the gold! god bless you. thank you. [ applause ] i suggest you all go somewhere, but don't take the jackets! >> mr. gomer. >> my vote is no. >> mr. chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 months. >> article agreed to. >> article one is adopted. >> pontius pilate afforded more rights to jesus than the democrats did this

tiffany sweeney, bbc news. now we will finish off with an extraordinary story.usician and was diagnosed with a tumour in 2013. she had surgery at the end of last month at king‘s college hospital in london. mrs turner was brought round from the anaesthetic during the operation to play her instrument, helping the surgeons avoid the area of the brain used when she plays.biv helping the surgeons avoid the area of the brain used when she plays. good news — the surgery was a success and dagmar‘s now back at home. she‘s talked to the bbc — and says she has virtually no memory of the operation, or what she played. some bits of summertime by gershwin, andi some bits of summertime by gershwin, and i played just different scales and i played just different scales and harmonics. of course, you don‘t know if you are actually fully aware or not, but there was something or somebody very annoying constantly being in the way of my bowl. that i remember. i didn‘t know it was the professor... and this is dagmar‘s surgeon dr keyoumars ashkan speaking to us from the hospital. no cre

that much today >> tiffany sold. maybe if they would have waited six weeks, it might have been less >> dana, always great to have you here >> are the will, one more check. the dow down more than 700 points we were down, what, 900-some when you're in these tough down markets, that's -- we'll see what happens >> you felt rich last weekend and now you're down for the year >> thanks for watching "power lunch", everybody. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >> where the market is plunging for the second day, it is dow now down over 700 points that comes off yesterday's sell-off >> and we are on watch for coronavirus briefing this hour from the department of health and human services, today marks a stark change in tone we'll, of course, bring you that news conference as soon as it begins in the meantime we have breaking news from the fed related to the effect on the global economy steve liesman has that for

tiffany? >> i mean, they don't look really refined. like, on the top, you can see a guy whittling a stick. his feet are on the table. we don't exactly think of that is professional now, so i don't think they thought of it as professional back then. prof. witmer: these people are not fit to wield political power, yet here they are. the caption reads, "the great political future of the farmer, a glance ahead to the time when the hayseed runs the government." has anyone ever heard the term hayseed? this term, this insult for a country person was point in 1851 in the novel "moby dick." who is the author of moby dick? anyone know? >> hermann melville. prof. witmer: thank you, and where is he from? >> i don't know. [laughter] prof. witmer: new york city. hayseed. a provincial, a rustic. urban people had so many putdowns they could use to mock rural people. we know a couple others that had been used for centuries, bumpkin, hick. urban americans began to use hick as an adjective as well, as in, "that guy is from a hick town." and they invented

testament of being more than a disability. >> we are here with the incredible taffy and her mom, tiffanyt that. >> in the foster and shelter world it's not always great. you know, we see some sad stories but when i look at her i'm reminded that, you know, there's more animals to save and we need to keep trying. >> i love what you were telling us during the break, that taffy doesn't know that she -- she's different. she doesn't know it. she plays with all the other cats. how does she keep an eye on you guys at home? >> she scoots all over the house and loves up on all the dogs, snuggles with her cat brother. and she even goes and checks in on our fosters we have in the other room. she's busy. >> we need to award her. we want to give her the pet of the week medal because she definitely earned it for all the love and joy she brings into the world. there we go. >> she's so calm. >> well deserved. >> sweet. >> well deserved. >> yay, taffy. >> congratulations taffy and tiffany. >> what do you think she would say about this? >> i think she would be proud. i think that, you know, taffy loves to

ho (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> and we are back now with a final rocket launch for a daredevil in the california desert. mad mike hughes made the rocket which suffered a malfunction as it was taking off. it flew into the sky and then crashed. hughes famously believed that was earth was flat. he was 64 years old. >>> a wild shootout was caught on camera between the army and police officers in haiti. police are protesting for higher wages and better working conditions. the gun battle lasted more than two hours with bullets flying in the streets. the violence forced officials to cancel the carnival festival. at least one person was killed. more than a dozen were wounded. >>> heaven is shining even brighter now

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for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettesfor as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> good morning. the time is 4:52 a.m. we're focusing on some areas of dense fog this morning, especially in the north bay. look at the numbers. this is in miles. santa rosa down to a quarter mile. petaluma down to zero miles visibility. 101 is dealing with fog. that fog lingers through about 7:00 a.m. reggie? >> thank you. >>> police are looking for a man who threw a burrito and other items as workers at a san francisco tacorea. workers said they were trying to calm down the agitated 49ers fan. they offered him a free burrito. that didn't work. surveillance video shows him hitting the cashier with his cell phone and then look at that, throwing the burrito and whatever else he co

i would like to take a moment this morning in honor of officers tiffany enriquez and kaulike kalama. chief ballard, please know our thoughts and prayers are with your hpd ohana and with the families of these two brave officers. on january 1st we welcomed the dawn of not only a new year, but a new decade. for those under 30, that may not seem like a big deal, but for those who grew up without the internet when the "lord of the rings" was a book you read, not a movie you watched, time has a way of sneaking up on us. could any of us have imagined the changes and discoveries that have already taken place in this century? smartphones, 3d printers, facebook and skype, self-driving cars to name a few. and it seems that each year change happens faster and faster and faster. how do you keep up with all of it? if we are honest with ourselves, we must admit we can't. we go along with the flow and hang on for dear life. but the issues that concern our families haven't changed for as long as i can remember. finding a job that pays the bills, dealing with hawaii's high cost of living, and taking c

also hosted our first gun violence summit which is led by our director of crime strategies director tiffany sutton who is also to my left. in that summit we sat down with the community members to reduce strategies and to reduce gun violence, particularly in the bay view direct that is hard hit by gun violence. each district has specific challenges and we have to be nimble and to work with community-based organizations and community members to address our strategies to each neighborhood across our city. our crime strategy division, they're really doing the work of crunching the data and providing officers with the feedback on how to deploy resources to best meet the needs of our city. ultimately we want to do all that we can to improve our responsiveness and to make our city a safer city. we have a lot more work ahead, we know that. it's been said, and the mayor said it, and i said it and you will hear us say time and time again, one homicide is too many and we know that we have challenges, but with that we intend to work with the community, we intend to continue to reinvent ourselves and to

tiffany gardner said she was one of several people who called police. >> police finally came 30 minutes later, they said they couldn't do anything about it. they watched. >> other neighbors say police did what they could and blocked off streets. >> i couldn't think of what they could do. you can't stand in front of it. you can't stop it. maybe if they'd had more police because there were only like two or three i could see. >> reporter: police say no citations were made, no arrests and no injuries were reported. but the side shows are still under investigation. >> i hope they know more and learn more and hopefully they can do something. give a ticket out. some type of consequence because it's not okay. in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> a priest has been placed on leave by the catholic diocese of oakland over a sexual misconduct investigation. the chronicle reports it stems from a complaint filed in 2002 by a parishioner who said the priest groped her. the priest was accused last year of sexual harassment by five different women. police launched an investigation. the 2002

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