timothy kadavy right. there are -- there are enlistment bonuses for certain units, certain skill sets, and then retention bonuses for certain grades where -- where we don't have enough. for instance, maybe staff sergeants and et cetera. mike coffman and how dynamic is that -- is that process? because i think that this -- it seems like -- i know in 2005, it was very tough to fill the ranks of the military across the board and obviously it's much easier today than it was back hen. timothy kadavy right. so, congressman, it's very dynamic today. we're taking a look at it. i think it's almost too dynamic, that it gets to be a bit confusing and i just talked to a few of the adjunct (ph) generals that are on a general officer advisory committee and we are likely going to go to talk to the states and they provide us where their holes are at the beginning of the year and mid year. we will adjust it if need be so that it stabilizes and doesn't change the skill sets and the grades and the units on a continual basis t

that would be inmate timothy schreiber. >> timothy schreiber has transferred here from another state prison. unlike most new arrivals, he is sent immediately to administrative segregation, a 23-hour a day lockup unit for disruptive inmates. >> oh, i get the room with a view, huh? >> at the facility that he was housed at just prior coming to limon, he was found with a weapon, a homemade knife, so he did have some charges that were pending and, as a result, he just went straight into our segregation unit. >> msnbc, any time you need me i'll be here. >> we soon learned that schreiber did, in fact, like to talk. not only to our crew -- >> these people are threatening my very life -- >> he also had a lot to say to the correctional staff helping us set up for the interview. >> i'm sure you just stick that key in there and turn. it's not all that complicated, ma'am. >> oh, my. >> right now i'm really in fear for my life. >> are you ready to go? >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the press right now. >> oh, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to steal your 15 seconds of fame. >> when he finished

. >> store owner timothy was killed. the employee was injured.from vallejo police headquarters. >> reporter: ama, dan, the vallejo police say they are still searching for suspects in this homicide tonight. tonight, friends and neighbors honor the victims. >> it breaks my heart that we've lost one of them. and that one is in the hospital. >> reporter: candles were lit tonight to honor a life suddenly cut short. >> it's so senseless, you can't wrap your head around it. >> reporter: police say 49-year-old pawn shop owner timothy pult and his be loved dog, copper, were shot and killed. >> tim brought his dog with him all the time. >> reporter: pult opened the shop three years ago and quickly made friends with neighbors. >> just two nice guys trying to make a living and tragically, he life is cut short. >> reporter: employee, josh pool, who was an invalid, was shot also and recovering. former co-worker lindsey mitchell says that pult knew the risks of owning a pawn shop and getting robbed. >> he always said they can have what they want. >> police say

. >> store owner timothy was killed. the employee was injured. live from vallejo police headquarters. >> reporter: ama, dan, the vallejo police say they are still searching for suspects in this homicide tonight. tonight, friends and neighbors honor the victims. >> it breaks my heart that we've lost one of them. and that one is in the hospital. >> reporter: candles were lit tonight to honor a life suddenly cut short. >> it's so senseless, you can't wrap your head around it. >> reporter: police say 49-year-old pawn shop owner timothy pult and his be loved dog, copper, were shot and killed. >> tim brought his dog with him all the time. >> reporter: pult opened the shop three years ago and quickly made friends with neighbors. >> just two nice guys trying to make a living and tragically, he life is cut short. >> reporter: employee, josh pool, who was an invalid, was shot also and recovering. former co-worker lindsey mitchell says that pult knew the risks of owning a pawn shop and getting robbed. >> he always said they can have what they want. >> polic

timothy schrieber got 20 days for verbally abusing an officer. and the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> time to move on. start a new chapter, you know? >> you know, ever

timothy pult was apparently an active and well liked member of the pawnbroker association. he also mentored fellw pawnshop owner chris adams. on the evening that timothy was killed, adams said that there's a tight bond within the pawnshop community and that they are taking this loss hard. sot anyone who owns a pawnshop knows the owner of that pawnshop whether it's in oakland or san francisco. there's not that many of them around. it's hard for us to get into the business. so far, vallejo police have not identified any suspects in this case. witnesses have said that two men were seen running from the store after the shooting. both men, who are described as being light skinned were wearing dark colored hooded sweatshirts. one man was described as being about 6 feet tall with a thin build, the other was 5 foot 6 with a medium build. at least one of the men was seen carrying a handgun. happening today: the two brothers. accused of murdering a man inside a hayward target store on christmas eve. did not enter a plea today. for the second day in a row. grant lodes as been tracking

[applause] >> the eagles, don henley, timothy b smith, joe walsh, and representing her late husband glenn frey, ms. cindy fry. [applause] [laughter] [cheers] >> we love you! [laughter] ♪ >> the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] pres. obama: thank you so much, everybody. thank you. thank you. good evening, everybody. >> good evening! pres. obama: on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. over the past eight years, this has always been one of our favorite nights, and this year i was especially looking forward to seeing how joe walsh cleans up. [laughter] pres. obama: pretty good. i want to begin by once again thanking everybody who makes this wonderful evening possible, including dave rubenstein, the kennedy center trustees -- i'm getting a big echo back there -- and the kennedy center president. give them a big round of applause. [applause] pres. obama: we have some outstanding members of congress here tonight, and we are honored also to have vicki kennedy and three of her grandchildren with us here. [applause] pres

the one who fears is not made perfect with love. 2 timothy 1:7 says, for god has not given us the spirit of fear but of love, power, and sound mind. so as we do the benediction, would you please stand to your feet, please? love is greater than hate. love will feed the hungry, love will house the poor, love will teach the uneducated, love builds, love unites, love is not hate. love is not prideful. love is not arrogant. love is peace not war. love is not rich nor is it poor. love is not black. neither is it white. so i say, let love be the policy. let love be the programs. let love be the representative. let love be congress. let love be the supreme court. let love be justice. let love be the president. s i speak the benediction over we the people as the bishop of the lord's church, as an apostle of the kingdom of god, may we love god, may we love ourselves, our families, our neighbors, abroad and at home. love is perfect when it has no fear. may god's love reign in your hearts as we leave this place. love will cause the blind to see. love will cause the lame to walk. love will cause the

timothy's church in blossom hill. we had this full. they took l those clothes. >> reporter: but as word spread new donations began arriving including more from st. timothy's church. >> they do awesome work and it was heart breaking to hear the donations, the time, the money was -- it was just taken. it was very sad. >> reporter: the limited donations enabled the mercy mobile to give out supplies at this homeless inhad caencampmen. >> the irony is it's going to the street anyway. so i hope they bless people with it and hope they need it. >> reporter: we're hearing st. timothy's is hosting a clothing drive this weekend. the san jose fulanth rain club is holding a drive and including blankets, clothing and even furniture. so a lot of groups trying to restore supplies and maybe a little faith. >> okay. thank you, robert. >>> gone in less than 15 seconds. this happened at the san francisco apple store. targeted twice in almost identical robies in both cases. you see it there. a group of hooded robbers swarmed the sales store. running in and

your traders are pete najarian, brian kelly, carter worth timothy seymour. the short seller who called the decline in valiant is charting the hottest stock in the s&p. nvidia. the man behind the big call andrew left will be here to tell us why the huge run in this stock is over. >>> plus apple's ceo tim cook making a surprise visit to the new york stock exchange today. we'll hear his comment about why he is calling it a great holiday for am. >>> and we're waiting for president-elect trump to make an economic development. he sat mar-a-lago, his resort in palm beach, florida. you're looking at a live shot where he is expected to make some remarks about the economy, an announcement that could benefit the american worker. we will bring them to you as soon as we get them. we start twauf markets in an unfamiliar color, red. there was a lot of it today. the dow falling triple-digits for only the second time since the election. both the s&p and nasdaq also lower. the dow and s&p closing on the dedelows. and call it a wall of worry in today's markets. retail stocks f

i just thought, fire-water. >> the fire is out, but timothy is staring at an unstable situation, so heoesn't have any time to waste. your lithium battery device is damaged beyond repair, how do you dispose of it? do you a, take it to a recycling center, b, call the fire department or c return it to the store or manufacturer. >> it's electronics. you don't just throw electronics away. they have to be disposed of properly. >> notify the seller but don't send it back. in fact, don't handle it at all. the device could reignite. the correct answer is b, call the fire department. >> unless you're trained how to deal with such a fire and know exactly what you're dealing with, i would let someone who knows what they're doing deal with it. >> but if you do find yourself battling an exploding battery, experts recommend call 911, use your fire extinguisher, give it to the fire department for safe disposal. before you buy the device, look for the ul label, meaning it has passed strict restrictions. be advances in battery technology make it easier to communicate, travel, and grab a quick nicotine f

timothy's church in blossom hill. we had this full. took all of the clothes. >> reporter: but as word spread, new donations began arriving today, including more from st. timothy's church. >> people are generous in difficult times like this. people rise to the challenge. and that was, you know, something i felt i could do, as well. >> reporter: the limited donations today enabled the mercy-mobile to give out supplies. the pastor said the thieves couldn't take away the real important stuff. >> valuable thing that's in here, the heart of the people that give the stuff. and trying to help the poor. so that's not something you can steal. >> reporter: and coming up at 6:00, what's being done to help the mercy-mobile beat the coming chill. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> i think robert needs a coat. because it is cold outside. >> yeah, that temperature is dropping fast, you guys. more clear skies across the bay area tonight. and we'll see some more 30s as we head throughout tomorrow morning. a live look at what's happeni

it is my pleasure to announce that hillary clinton received 20 electoral voltetes for president, timothy michael caine received 20 votes for vice president. each elector is now required to sign six copies of the certificate of vote that will be distributed to the proper authorities. >> [inaudible] >> staff will begin the distribution of certificates to sign.elector they should remain in their seats for a few minutes while the necessary signatures are gathered. [inaudible conversations] the certificates of votes have been received improper form. having been completed, the chernow recognizes electra elector costello. >> i second that motion. >> elective pastel of move that the meeting be adjourned and it another seconded by electorate. those in favor, signify by saying aye. the eyes have it. white andthing jesse tim, for hosting these proceedings, as well as the electoral college for their participation in this historic event. i asked all electors to remain in the committee room for a group photo following adjournment. this meeting is adjourned. thank you very much. >> thank you everyone.

. >> reporter: judge timothy kincaid presided over carver's murder trial. that's what did it for you? >> that was a turning point of that trial for me. >> reporter: and with that, the prosecution rests its case. >> everyone was then sort of on the edge of their chairs, waiting for the defense to present a case. >> reporter: but to the shock of carver's family, ratchford decides the state's case is so weak, he will present no witnesses or evidence for the defense. >> they could not explain how the crime oc well, based on that, the jury's not going to be convinced beyond a reasonable doubt. >> they told us no way that they were going to be convicted. >> reporter: they're wrong. it takes the jury just a few hours to return with a verdict, guilty of first degree murder. >> when i heard that verdict come down i couldn't breathe. i was like, they got it wrong. >> reporter: judge kincaid sentences carver to life in prison. but while his cell door slams just beginning. so, let's send you over to where ira was. how much of the state's case really holds water? tell h

timothy johnson-- with more. from holiday cards and cameras ? to toys and games? there is something that so many of these things have in common. it's button batteries - those tiny silver discs? so useful when powering these electronic devices? but in your child's hands, potentially deadly. poison control centers in the u-s report that each year, thousands of children swallow these batteries. and year by year, as the number of devices they're found in has risen - so, too, have these incidents. the batteries, so small that within a few seconds, they can get stuck in your child's throat. and within hours, cause permanent, d even fatal, damage to the airway, ears and nose. e following tipsf diatrics offe fe: eep your kids d items that ntain them out of e reach of small children. if you know or even sam sweeney.. what are you working on? fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat ...his friend can download 13 versions o

. >> especially the portraits of timothy greenfield sanders. >> right there. and then -- you.ell people to smile or not smile? >> no smiles. >> no smiles. >> i would come in here -- later on "sunday morning" a portrait of a portrait photographer. is. >> pauley: 'tis the season for christmas movies and billy bob thornton is a veteran. he shares his take on acting, and lifew tracy smith. ♪ >> billy bob thornton's characters are often deeply flawed but never boring. >> i have a physical reaction to boredom. and -- >> to boring people. >> yeah. ♪ >> billy bob thornton, never a dull moment ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: john blackstone studies the fine print with author michel lewis. we'll go on a scavenger hunt with david pogue. steve hartman has the tale of some unlikely partners. and more. first, the headlines for this sunday morning, the 4th of december, 2016. nine people are confirmed dead, at least two dozen are missing after a massive fire in oakland, california. it happened at a run down warehouse that was being used for a dance party on friday night. carter evans wi

tonight, we have three of , a eagles, don henley meticulous songwriter with an unmistakable voice, timothyhe bass player and topline of many of those harmonies, and joe walsh, who is as rowdy as a good -- as rowdy with a guitar leg as i am told he once was in a hotel room, twice. [laughter] pres. obama: this is the white house, though. [laughter] michelle and i are about to leave. with that said, we want to get our security. [applause] pres. obama: but, of course, the the one and only glenn frey. we wish he was here with us. we are honored to be joined by his wife and his gorgeous children. the truth is these awards are not just about this reception, or even the show we had this evening, which would be spectacular. the kennedy center honors are about folks who spent their lives calling on us to think a little harder, feel a little deeper, and express ourselves a little more bravely, and maybe even take it easy once in a frey, and that is glenn the driving force behind a band that did not stop. we are familiar with his legacy, and the music of the eagles will always be woven into the fabric

timothy johnson. >> meat. for most americans, it is what's for dinner. in this nation of carnivores, only about one of every 30 people declares themselves a vegetarian or vegan. from your diet a healthy or even safe approach? this week, a top group of nutritionists and dieticians, issuing an official statement to say yes vegetarianism and veganism can be healthy. but only with proper planning. the authors of the statement pointing to evidence showing that plant-based diets can lower risk of health problems like heart disease, obesity and even certain cancers. the trick, these authors say, is to make sure these diets are the authors of the well balanced. just because something is labeled vegan, they say, doesn't automatically mean it's healthy. well-planned vegetarian and vegan diets contain vege fruits, whole grains, nuts and seeds. and even though pastries and french fries can be vegan, they won't be doing much for your health. and as with all diets, check with your doctor before making big changes.

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and i'm sorry for the record, i'm tim or timothy you shidy deputy city attorney assign today the port. >> thank you very much mr.io sheeda. supervisor yee would you like to make a motion to amend? >> i yes. >> we'll do that without objection. >> for this legislation to full board with positive recommendation as amended. >> and a committee report. >> as a committee report. >> we do that without objection. >> any other items before us today. >> would you like to excuse supervisor farrell. >> yes, motion to excuse supervisor farrell. >> i'll make the motion. >> without objection supervisor farrell is excused. madam clerk any other business before us today? >> there is no other business. >> alright, thank you, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on

and i'm sorry for the record, i'm tim or timothy you shidy deputy city attorney assign today the port. >> thank you very much mr.io sheeda. supervisor yee would you like to make a motion to amend? >> i yes. >> we'll do that without objection. >> for this legislation to full board with positive recommendation as amended. >> and a committee report. >> as a committee report. >> we do that without objection. >> any other items before us today. >> would you like to excuse supervisor farrell. >> yes, motion to excuse supervisor farrell. >> i'll make the motion. >> without objection supervisor farrell is excused. madam clerk any other business before us today? >> there is no other business. >> alright, thank you, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on

with more -- here's abc's doctor timothy johnson. . organic? conventionally grown? non-genetically modified? an embarrassment of choices that leaves grocery shoppers holding their carts and scratching big dent in your wallet. now, new research? showing how torn americans are in their beliefs about healthy eating. researchers at the pew research center surveyed nearly 1,500 americans? finding that just over half think organic means healthier. non-g-m-o - another big buzzword - seems to get a lot of attention these days? yet, fewer than one in five respondents report even caring about this issue. and many of us? not trusting the scientists. the of americans saying food science research can't be trusted -- the evidence seems to conflict. for those of us hoping to eat healthier? confusion. but common sense steps can help us all eat a bit healthier. read nutrition labels? avoiding things like trans fats and added sugars, whatever category the food falls into. choose fresh, whole foods over processed, which can contain much more sodium. and whatever you choose, eat a sens

ewell will spend sister eve nance was found guilty in january of shooting and killing her husband timothy, whom she accused of cheating on her. he was found in a wooded area on the northwest side. >>> one man responsible for the death of laylah petersen will spend time in prison. arlis gordon >> my life was almost destroyed that day. >> reporter: 5-year-old laylah petersen's father sat just feet from arlis gordon. >> my daughter meant more to me than anything in this world. she was the most wonderful little girl. >> reporter: speaking moments before gordon was sentenced to 30 yea in laylah petersen's death. gordon and another man targeted the wrong house in november of 2014. petersen, inside with her grandparents and younger sister died in the shoot. >> i would like to give my condolences to the family of laylah petersen. >> reporter: he is remorseful. >> . [ inaudible ] >> reporter: but his father doesn't believe >> they say he has remorse. he has remorse for being caught. >> reporter: the judge says gordon will have three decades to think about the lives impacted by petersen's death. >>

. >>> let's bring in timothy frye from columbia university. i want to listen to what president obama said about the state of relations with russia before these hacks. >> the relationship between us in russia has deteriorated, sadly, significantly over the last several years. how we approach an appropriate response that increases costs for them for behavior like this in the future, but does not create problems for us is something that's worth taking the time to think through. >> it would certainly seem there may be a kdifferent dynamic coming with donned trump stald stepping into office. is that a good thing or bad thing? >> most people would like to see better relations between u.s. and russia. how do we get there? donald trump's position has been reshould review the annexation of crimea. we should be willing to ease sanctions and taking a more accommodative approach toward nato. many people believe this will reward russia for actions widely condemned in europe and the united states. what the hacking has done has poisoned the well. if presiden

during a motor vehicle stop yesterday, machester police discovered 42-year-old timothy fenoff had a warrant out for his arrest in vermont. fenoff was originally charged with resisting an officer in saint johnsbury. also today, donald trump kicks off his thank-you tour in indiana and ohio. the president-elect is expected to give more details on his deal to save hundreds of factory jobs in indianapolis. this comes as a recount begins in the state of wisconsin. abc's kenneth moton has the very latest from washington. kenneth: president-elect donald trump's campaign promise president-elect trump it is not : presidential for the president of the united states to call up the head of carrier -- "hellois -- kenneth: today, trump taking a victory lap in indiana after he struck a deal with carrier to save 1000 jobs from going to mexico. in the state where vp-elect mike pence is still the governor, a source told abc news a regulatory incentive was a factor. >> he's not even been sworn in yet and already showing us he is a worker. kenneth: workers thrilled, but washington democrats are asking for the d

timothy core has been fired after he was removed from class for miss behaving. police say the surveillance video tell a much different story. >> that video made our investigation showed an assault and showed this 7-year-old boy in school being slammed about by this 25-year-old man. >> that little boy recovering from major trauma to his head. the school district says it is fully cooperating with police. >>> well she took the punch and may not face charges. she hit officer jeff bonnar. the cokenino county had until monday to file a complaint against morris. the case was recently handed over to prosecutors. family and friends. at christ church of the valley. he leaves behind a wife and four daughters. >>> well it might be cold, that does not mean it's not important to watch your kids around water. an 11-month old boy is okay. the boy found floating in a pool. crews say the toddler was in the water for about a minute or two. the mom acted quickly to give r >>> detectives are trying to find a lead to find a baby in a woman's truck they stole. remember we showed you t

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including cardinal timothy dolan in studio 57.ader shows us the importance of hope, especially at christmastime. first, here's a look at today's >>ye or"pene at 8:00. ri> am the major suspect on an attack on a christmas market in germany was killed overnight. >> the italian police were able to do what the gnerma police unable to do and that is stop this suspect in his tracks. >> hijacking drama may be nearing an endth on e tiny mediterranean island of malta. passengers have begun gng >> tsa agents are doing a pretty good job of organizing all of this chaos. >> it's a busy holiday weekend of weather. what we are looking at on christmas eve are travel impact and slippery roads and low visibility. from the four corners area stretching up to the canadian border. >> vladimir putin christmas present to the world was some serious nuclear weapons saber rattling. >>> grayson allen's basketball skills are questionable. he is a key player for duke's program and likely future nba player but lately what has been questionable are his tactics. >

timothy, it's great to see you, thank you. >>> so it's an unprecedented task for the secret service.ep the president-elect safe he lives in a skyscraper made almost entirely of glass. also on one of the busiest intersections in the world. we're going to take you inside the massive operation. plus, the jailbreak. a manhunt still under way for one mar considered dangerous after he and five other inmates escape from a tennessee jail. >>> extra activity in and above new york city. federal authorities scrambling to map out plans how best to protect the next president's new york residence. this is no easy task. cnn national correspondent brynn gingras has the details. >> reporter: trump tower, tour it's attraction and home to president-elect trump must soon be one of the most protected buildings in the united states. >> every element, whether it's from a security posture, communications or emergency protocols, that has to be put into place here at trump tower. >> reporter: trump has made it clear he plans to return to new york often during his term. and his wife melania and their 10-year-o

his legacy with cnn presidential historians timothy and douglas brinkley and michael higgenbatham atversity of baltimore and author of "ghosts of jim crow." i'm looking forward to this conversation. doug, i'm going to start with you you. aside from making history as the first african-american president, what will president obama be most remembered for? >> getting america out of the great recession. i mean, we sometimes forget what it was like in october 2008 when everything crashed. he had to come in in an emergency situation and started working at ways to get the economy stimulated. i also think that killing of osama bin laden will be a major piece that's remembered, but in the end, it will be the first line that he was america's first african-american president and was successful and had two terms although he had a lot of headaches along the way. >> you know, he is leaving the president-elect with a solid economy. unemployment is at 4.6%. the gdp for the last quarter 3.2%, the highest growth rate in two years. will history record it that way? will history be kind to him? >> i say e

language, timothy! it is good night from me... and good night from him! have a smoke? what do you mean, smoke? have a smoke, like. have you got any pot on you? no. i know where i can get you some, though. i don't want any! have a chair, fletch. thanks very much. this is a problem. i want those pills back where they belong. in your pocket, like? dear me, no. in the doctor's office. i didn't know you shared my views on the evils of drugs. it's not that, exactly. it is just that despicable pilfering of this nature is making a mess of my own pill—peddling operation. these are my mops. brushes. brushes and mops. that's right. what do you want me to do with them? i think you know well enough what to do with them, father. look for dust and dirt. # tin in the office cupboard # labelled, "lorraine," # because i've gone and got engaged again...#. i knew i was funny. i thought i could be funny, and i could play the piano. i thought, somehow, i will do something with this, but i did not know what it could be. # i'll be back at social security, queueing up to be abuse

and i'm sorry for the record, i'm tim or timothy you shidy deputy city attorney assign today the port. >> thank you very much mr.io sheeda. supervisor yee would you like to make a motion to amend? >> i yes. >> we'll do that without objection. >> for this legislation to full board with positive recommendation as amended. >> and a committee report. >> as a committee report. >> we do that without objection. >> any other items before us today. >> would you like to excuse supervisor farrell. >> yes, motion to excuse supervisor farrell. >> i'll make the motion. >> without objection supervisor farrell is excused. madam clerk any other business before us today? >> there is no other business. >> alright, thank you, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do yo

i want to go back to the nyse where we find timothy anderson. all right, is it going to happen? >> you know, they couldn't have scripted in any better. we opened up right out of the chute within 30 or 40 pointses of dow 20,000. we pretty much hung there all day long just to build the drama and the suspension, and i just -- it would be hard to believe we're not going to go through it in the last hour of the day, but we'll have to see. trish: i think it could happen any minute now. what is it about 20,000 that seems to be such a big deal for traders? why haven't we plowed through it by now? >> well, you know, we got there very, very quickly. i mean, we only went through 19,000 maybe a month ago or so. so really we had one mediocre attempt at it about a week ago. that was within 50 pointings. and then we had a little bit of a pullback after the fed decision last week, and now this is a -- we've probably spent the last three or four days churning through all of that supply that's been built up as technical resistance at 20,000, and it looks like we're about ready to go. trish: we ju

fiona mill and nick timothy, they are both on £140,000 per year, we have learned today, only 6% less been digging around today in all the records. i was interested to find that there are 400 civil servants who earn more than 150 k per year. i always thought the civil service was a bit less well than that. as you reach the top earner. is that a case of oui' the top earner. is that a case of our civil servants and special advisers earning too much or the prime minister earning too little? that‘s a good question. prime minister earning too little? that's a good question. the prime ministerand that's a good question. the prime minister and too little. david cameron in an act of mea culpa cut down the salary from 160 or so to 145. but the president of the united states and about $400,000, post brexit is about... 300 p! that was a joke, not a statement! it was a joke! it's over, it's over! what are you trying to say? maybe the prime minister, considering the responsibility... have come a bunch of mps haven‘t complained about this? because they want a pay rise. they are about to award thems

to the memory of maze cybill shaler the late timothy shaler who departed this live on the second dayapril 1787. >> two legends one is the one george spoke of that miss shaler and her children were killed by lenape indians. the other more sinister the family was slaughter beside a stranger they allowed to bored. historians don't agree on it and there's folk lore of a kook kerr. my name any day you spent in the beautiful pine barrens is worth it. make up your own mystery and share it with at hank fox 29 or the house at fox 29 philly. >>> but did he see the new jersey devil? see that's my question. >> sean? >> i know nothing about any of that. i did know penn state came out of nowhere this year to be top 10 team in a squad now they have a shot at winning the big 10 championship. if they do it should be a lock to be in the college football ♪ >>> sean bell says he is a believer. penn state should be in the college football playoffs. why? find out in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> penn state wins big 10 champion shim game they should be in the playoffs. no ifs, ands are butts about it. right now alabam

timothy far mandi sent her 42-pound pumpkin arc rock and candles and even traveled to new york and connecticutto talk to her. there you go. >>> steve harvey will be back to host the miss universe pageant. [ laughter ] >> he's getting help from one of the world's hottest super models ashley graham will join harvey as back stage host. she served as the back stage host on the usa competition. you can catch the miss universe competition live from the philippines right here on fox 29 on january 29th. do you remember last year. >> oh yeah. >> it was right before our newscast. were you here, were you here with us -- >> yes. >> remember he announced the wrong person. >> yes. isn't right. >> they nearly crowned her. >> right. >> they did crown her. they had to take the crown back off of her. it was all so uncomfortable. we were sitting here stunned going, wait, what just happened. >> how could you make that mistake? >> that was tv gold, though. >> i would have grabbed it back. >> it work out well. how horribly embarrassed. >> and he's back. isn't exactly. >> so is winter. winter is back. fox 29 morning

>> guest: i would put it in timothy leary phrase, tune in, turn on -- i'm going to forget his lingo. there was a sense in the '60s which many of our listeners or viewers may remember that advertising was the devil, commercialism had room in television, had ruined radio. it was time to get away from the big corporate speakers and spend more time with family, sitting in circles with guitars, with each other. the basic tenets of hippie dem met turning away. timothy leary, i spoke about them at the beginning, he really believed the point of the counterculture was the move away from commercial sources information and advertising worst of all and move us towards a sort of spiritual direction. he used a lot of ellis did you get there which didn't count on. he believed it, this was a technology that that will deliver us from commercials and advertising. turned out to be more odd, didn't take off quite as much as he thought. but they really were about an intentional revolution. to get back as to how these revolts happened, sorry to get into it but i would just say, advertising has never reall

there were no specific threats but nypd officers stood guard outside the packed church as cardinal timothy do land celebrated mass inside. >>> well, here in d.c. they call it the world's biggest menorah. ♪ this evening on the elips here in washington they held the national menorah lighting to celebrate hanukkah, the festival of lights that lasts eight nights. it's in president's park right across from the white house. well, there were songs, potato lakkas, spinning dreidels used to play games ga for coins and chocolate. the menorah is located next to the national christmas tree and attracts visitors from around the world. >>> well, today was a day of service for the d.c. jewish community center here in the district. it's their largest volunteer event of the year where over 1,000 volunteers deliver meals, sing carol, visit homebound holiday cheer across the district. this is an annual event and it has been going on now for 30 years. >>> up next, we're tracking a warm-up. when it arrives and howain may r stimronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a fa