her out 29 to 4 now.3) later, sydney hirsch attemps the 3 ball, but tram- er again... is there for the rebound and puts it back up for 2.4) a few minutes later, mckena sims passes it to the open zoe cigard and she makes the 3 points. 5) later t-ramer gets teh loose ball and she winds up for the 3. nothing 3 girls basketball oa-bcig over storm lake 51-29. ridge view tops sioux central 48-38.and north's rally falls short at vermillion 63- 67.on the boys side remsen saint mary's over south obrien 63-54. estherville lincoln central tops sioux central 70-27.and mvao tops denison schleswig 43-38. 3 3 i've got some people to thank tonight. it would be the understatement of the year to say it's not easy knowing how to deal with death of a teammate, classmate, student, an 18-year old young man, a member of your family. it's exactly what spencer students, faculty, and staff have had to deal with following the tragic death of 18-year old austin roberst after the senior collapsed on the wrestling mat at the spencer invitational on saturday night. but they invited me in to the scho

. >> the tram has a driver. did the guy not notice the track was jetting out in front of his tram? >> how close was it to the track? did he think he would just brush it? >> it looked like the truck the track. difference. you'll see the train come into a complete halt after that. fortunately nobody was injured. think about this, too. who put parking right neck xt to the track. >>> this big rig is about to come across the tracks when -- >> you complete nutsy. >> no gate but it looks like a disco with the lights. >> it looks like the truck driver is okay. it was only what he was hauling that got taken out. you see that the trailer is completely separated from the truck. nobody hurt, but you can't try to hop in front of a train when you see the lights flashing. just stop and wait and all of this could be avoided. >>> this is marshall and he's had his vocal cords removed, but this is what it sounds like when he barks. >> oh. >> what an awesome dog. >> so sad. >> that's perfect. >> we got this video from juken. >> did he have a tumor or something? >> people who have their dog's vocal cor

her out 29 to 4 now.3) later, sydney hirsch attemps the 3 ball, but tram-er again... is there for the rebound and puts it back up for 2.4) a few minutes later, mckena sims passes it to the open zoe cigard and she makes the 3 points. 5) later t-ramer gets teh loose ball and she winds up for the 3. nothing but net. cardinals win 75-26.that's it for your morning sportscast. join us every weeknight for sports at 5 and 10.have a great morning, back to you jake. 3 3 leonardo dicaprio says his latest movie role was his hardest ever. it's entertainment is after the break. 3 our feels like temperatures are in the teens once again this morning. more cold weather to come in your extended forecast, next. 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 today look for moly cloudy today look for 3 cat taylor"meteorologist weather with "first alert 3 your extended to come in cold weather morning. more again this teens once are in the temperatures our feels like 3 break.is after the entertainment your sunrise it's (time)... ever. his hardest movie role was his latest dicaprio

for a bird's eye view elevate your experience via the peak tram. all the way to sky terraces observation decks with breathtaking views from every angle. it's the perfect spot for the ultimate selfie or even a place to post your love to that special someone at the say i love you heart. the hong kong skyline becomes one of the most famous attractions in the world with its symphony of lights. a 25-minute musical light and sound show where the build realization the stings are the stars. if you're here to party, hong kong definitely has your after hours covered. one feeling you'll never get in hong kong? boredom. seven days a week there's something to do for those not quite ready to go to bed yet. >> you don't need to go anywhere. in one area you have everything that you need. >> we've got a very beautiful rooftop bar and a good selection of signature cocktails. >> right here there's always something going on. but the night life isn't just limited to indoors. there are whole neighborhoods where people just party in the streets. and if you want your fun

septa and dart are increasing weekday, late night round trips into and out of thing a tram station in wilmington, wilmington's mayor hopes the additional routes will attract more business into wilmington downtown during week. tonight a few twist on the film classic. [ music playing ] >> next we'll head to oz for a behind the scenes look at "the iz wiz." we'll explain how the special broadcast can come alive for the blind. plus, oh christmas tree. we'll tell you where you can get into the spirit of the season in both philadelphia and new jersey tonight. >>> 3, 2, 1! >> every year it's so fun. it officially looks like christmas in new york city. nbc 10 held the lighting of the christmas tree last night. the 78-foot tree is lit up by thousands of multi-colored led lights. stopped with a swarovski star. the tree will stay lit until january 6th. that's in new york. also looking like it in philadelphia. >> the mayor will switch on the lights just before 8:00 this evening. the tree which is in the city hall courtyard, the 45 foot call fir, there will be performances by cast members, the "chr

. >> one of the problem was with a wood tram building is that it's purely combustible. so everything burns. the furniture burns, the roofing burns. >> reporter: many left with no choice but to run. >> my landlady knocked on the door screaming fire, fire. i ran out, grabbed may phone, no asthma puff, no glasses, nothing. freezing. >> reporter: crews spent the morning putting water on hot spots as residents waited. >> i feel so bad. it's almost christmas. many people lost their house and everything. it's really sad. >> reporter: harold ivy says' hearing those knocks on his door. >> it would have been a bad situation. >> reporter: now, back live you are looking at some of the damage as firefighters continue to make sure that all the hot spots are out this afternoon. we can tell that you there were nine injuries, all of them minor. six firefighters were hurt in that number. we also have inspectors from the buildings department here on scene trying to determine whether those buildings will have to come down. reporting live this afternoon from the tremont section of the bronx

very interesting sort of raw look at how they're thinking, how they're communicating and we've seen trams in the past use social media connections to flesh out the relationships among people in a group. facebook has been a very useful way of sort of understanding the social connections between people in terrorist organizations and in gangs. chicago pd uses facebook to try to figure out who's doing what and where they're going to meet. to turn all of this off may not be the best way to keep tabs on what's going on out there >>> thank you for that. always great having you here >> thanks >>> that is it for our show today. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> we are scared. >>...have an organized right-wing movement trying to kill others. >> in his oval office speech, president obama said that american muslims were going to have to work hard tore to watch their own community for signs of radical itization. and then the republican candidate for president put the bar higher, proposing a ban on muslims to the united states for a time. politicians jeered the bi

make up the *majority* of the city council.our national correspondent kristine frazao traveled to ham-tram-ik michigan and gives us a look at what life is like in this unique region of the country. 3 it may look like a scene from another part of the world - but this is a typical day in hamtramck michigan.natsat about two square miles this city is considided one of the most diverse in the country. it's'slso the first city in the nation with a muslim majority city council.it's newest member saad almasmari is from yemen. he has vowed to work for the entire community "i didn't run because i'm muslim and people didn't vote for me because i'm muslim. they just vote for me because i ask for their vote. i show them my program i show t tm my plans and my goals."kristine frazao"for some longtime residents,s,hough, the new muslim majorititcity council solidifies a chahae that's been happening for years. some told us they feel they've lost marie zulka has been in hamtramck for more than five decades.marie zulka "now they had an election and they're in charge." kf: "are you nervous about that?" "yes." kf:

. >> and a local animal agency is trying to tram down the siblings of these puppies, the warning they have about the man who sold >> and the spca is looking for the siblings of three adorable puppies just five weeks old, a pit bull mix, the owner illegally sold them before they were allowed to be separated from the mother. the spca wants to track down anyone with may is purchased the sin lanes warning that the opinion byes were not properly vaccinated. it is illegal to sell puppies under eight weeks old without prior approval from a vet. >> major changes on monday for those would use the golden gate bridge, the bridge managers say the current evening rush hour man is not working. starting next weeks crews will change the lane configure race on the bridge twice a week rather than every day. >> we pound that thursdays and fridays particularly we have an increased number of vehicles that are leaving the city trying to get out of san francisco and that is the time when it is most beneficial to have four lanes north so we are going to have four lanes north north and two lanes south. the re

very interesting sort of raw look at how they're thinking, how they're communicating and we've seen trams in the past use social media connections to flesh out the relationships among people in a group. facebook has been a very useful way of sort of understanding the social connections between people in terrorist organizations and in gangs. chicago pd uses facebook to try to figure out who's doing what and where they're going to meet. to turn all of this off may not be the best way to keep tabs on what's going on out there >>> thank you for that. always great having you here >> thanks >>> that is it for our show today. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america >>> on america tonight a miracle drug that can save the lives of millions of americans if they can afford to pay for it. the doctor has told you you're sick enough and the tests and the insurance company says? <>> the cost of a cure. thanks for joining us. we look at the cost of a sec

very interesting sort of raw look at how they're thinking, how they're communicating and we've seen trams in the past use social media connections to flesh out the relationships among people in a group. facebook has been a very useful way of sort of understanding the social connections between people in terrorist organizations and in gangs. chicago pd uses facebook to try to figure out who's doing what and where they're going to meet. to turn all of this off may not be the best way to keep tabs on what's going on out there >>> thank you for that. always great having you here >> thanks >>> that is it for our show today. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. >>> the fall out from fear. why donald trump's anti-muslim rhetoric may be a threat to national security >>> the money trail, why a loan may help the police in the san bernardino shooting in commence the dusk >>> and a third suspect identified who killed himself at the bahamas concert hall >>> and rains trigger land slides, evacuation and overflowing sewers >>> donald trump insists he has no bigot, but th

franklin police need help tramming down this couple. and it worked. they fountain a camera memory card in a franklin parking lot. we shared the image on our news last night and the phone started blowing out. one of the calls was from the owners themselves happy to have their memory their memories back. >>> going to see santa is a pretty exciting adventure for most kids but she slept through the whole thing. baby fell asleep in line and didn't want to wake him. you can understand that. they posed him on santa's belly help in shared the picture online, it went viral. the family returned the following week to tell santa he was famous and little zeke stay was famous and little zeke stayed asleep in his stroller. the question is, is this is a sleeping baby? baa because he is with kids all day and he got a little cat nap. cute picture. >> daniel: there he is. >>> one of the nation's most sought-after gifts but one family said a high-tech toy cost them their house. what happened when they plugged it in to charge. >>> plus, controversy surround >>> plus, cont

make up the *majority* of the city council.our national correspondent kristine frazao traveled to ham-tram-ik at what life is like in this unique region of the country. 3 it m m look like scene from another part of the world - but this is a typical day in hamtramck michigan.natsat about two square miles this city is considered one of the most diverse in the country. it's also the first city in the nation with a muslim majority city council.it's newest member saad almasmari is from yemen. he has vowed to work for the entire community "i didn't run because i'm muslim and people didn't vote for me because i'm muslim. they just vote for me because i ask for their vote. i show them my program i show them my plans and my goals."kristine frazao"for some longtime residents, though, the new muslim majority city council solidifies a change that's been happening for years. some told us they feel they've lost the city they knew for good." marie zulka has been in hamtramck for more than five decades.marie zulka "now they had an election and they're in charge." kf: "are you nervous "they might try to put s

. >> you know how you make america grate again, tell done tram go to hell. >> reporter: all in responsetrump's most recent controversial proposal. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: but for young muslim americans, it's hard to see the republican frontrunner's opinion as a one off. >> these children are kind of walking around carrying the weight of their religion on their shoulders. >> my teachers told me specifically to keep our heads up high. >> i used to hearing things like go back to your country really discriminatory phrases like that. i'm kind of sick of hearing it because this is my country. >> reporter: on the front cover of the new york daily news a paraphrase of that poem about the holocaust. it reads in part when he came for the muslims i did not speak out. but in an interview with abc news' barbara walter trump disputes the comparison to hitter. >> are you a bigot. >> not at all. probably the least of anybody you've ever met. >> reporter: and paul ryan the head of congressional republicans said t

. >>> a mining town in northern georgia and it boasts one of the oldest aerial tram ways in the worldcable cars are still used to ferry commuters and miners in and out of the city center. robin took a ride in one. >> reporter: this is the daily commute here. in what are little more than rusting boxes sus spend the from steel ropes. it's not for the faint hearted. >> translator: i would be delighted to go with you. but i am afraid. >> reporter: for those who live above the city, it's the obvious choice. >> translator: you just need two minutes to come here by cable car, butt bus takes an hour at least. >> reporter: marina has been operating cable cars for the past 17 years. >> translator: it's the fastest and most comfortable transport. >> reporter: mag nice was discovered in the hills. the cable car systems was installed in the 1950s to ferry workers and orr from the mines. it no longer resembles a socialist utopia, but 11 lines still operate and the rides are still free for everyone. >> reporter: this is the public transport for this city and this one white sox built win built in 195

know and love you can now go into the mountains and build a winter resort, complete with a castle and trams. these 3d graphics bring this game to life. you can get it from the apple store or the google app store. that's really great. a great stocking stuffer. we talked about digital building, and now we're going to move on to hands on building. this is for your tweens and teens. it's exclusive at barnes & noble, developed by an irish architect. and this is a great, because it really teaches kids the stem skills that we know are important. but also super fun. these components interact with -- they're reese reusable so kids can create different models from one kit. so these is great to keep kids, from tween we go to babies and toddlers. it's a convertible activity center. it's got wonderful interactive toys all around the top. plus a -- it bounces, and then as your baby grows, the table grows with them. so the leg extend and it becomes a play table. and then not only that when you need to go, you are on the go, you can fold this down nearly flat and he that it anywhere you need to be. attorne

. >> a sen tram grand jury indicted adam schoffee atempb attempting to join the terrorist group.i's affidavit, it says adam sent a text message to relative one that said he had gone to protect muslims. schoffee went to istanbul, turkey and then returned home to the bay area. his father reported more concerning details. adam may have been following extreme imams online and that some of his high school friends were of the same mind set. the f.b.i. started listening to phone conversations in june of this year with investigators saying adam also stated that america is the aenmy. and he wanted to fight with extremists. in late june, schoffee booked a

weeks ago, they now make up councilfox 28 news national correspondent kristine frazao traveled to ham-tram-ik michigan and gives us a look at what life is like there. there.. it may look like a scene from ananher part of the world - but this is a typical day in hamtramck michigan.natsat about o sque miles this city is considered one of the most diverse in the ccntry. it's also the first city in the nation with a muslim majority city council.it's newest member saad almasmari is from yemen. he has vowed to work for the entire community"i didn't run because im muslim and people didn't vote for me because im muslim. they just vote for me because i ask for their vote. i show them my program i show them my plans and my goals."kristine frazao"for some longtime residents, though, the new muslim majority city council solidifies a change that's been happening for years. some told usushey feel they've lost the city they knew for good."marie zulka has been in hamtramck for more than five had an election and they're e charge kf: are you nervous about that? yes. kf: why? they might try to put some of their

there's that sequence that store tram' sew another impulse moves through tomorrow especially for afternoonhours showers hours on tuesday and cold showers expected for thursday. with that we could be talking about some preallot low snow levels in the bay area christmas east possibly around 30 to 3500 feet. this is a chance to have a white christmas out there. here's our forecast motel showing you the cloud of a possibility of few pop up showers. they are going with the rape showers increase and coverage. the downpours could intensify and tuesday morning still some scattered rain showers out there we'll scale back on the probability by tuesday afternoon by 3:00, 4 and by 5:00. in the sierra you can could you tell on mares snow winter storm warning beginning 20:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. forecast highs for tomorrow in the 50s and we're winding up fuel the winter solid says tomorrow evening. if you within do a a highlights five at 8:48. your five-day forecast showers linkly to juice but therefore the rail rates wick pick up. read a break day with mostly cloudy skies, showers likely into thursda

. >> kim: welcome to the tram, dana wagner, kelly curran, tom hawley, kim wagner, we're all here to end out 2015. we have some video that move it along, move it along, pick up the pace. so can you -- i love how he is thing. get out of my way. how did this deal cross the road. one of those video vault mornings, but they did finally get limb out of the road, buff at the same time it's wildly entertaining for us to watch. we'll have more fun with this >> i think it's a shield there. probably don't want to >>imklyy know what i was thinking, oprah is pitching weight watchers, so maybe he teams up with the queen of talk and can get over that hump a little easier. >> he has some blubber become -- going on. >> dana: what's happening in terms of the weather, it's going to be chilly tomorrow night. >> kelly: and this morning as you head out the door. you need some layers, maybe the dog needs some layers, 40 degrees, lots of sunshine at 9:00 a.m. raina got a new sweater this year. 46 at noon and 47 at 4:00 p.m. we'll talk about what we're expecting for new year's eve, plus some rain chances in our

. >> reporter: homeowner ho tram looks at the damage to his house on addison road where an suv slammedo it in the middle of the night. >> they said maybe inside no damage only outside. the fire department should be coming with inspection this morning. >> reporter: four people sleeping inside woke up to a loud boom. prince george's county police say five people were inside this suv. the driver and one passenger went to the hospital. this woman who came by to see the damage said her two daughters were in the truck and she told me they are okay. police say the driver was speeding and lost control on addison road toward sheriff road. they hit a parked car and then swiped this big tree before slamming into the front porch where the vehicle caught fire and the damage to the porch is evident. a mother and three kids who rented this home just two weeks ago are okay, but it's unclear if it's safe to come back. >> a couple of week ago. >> reporter: the driver and a passenger went to the hospital and their injuries not considered serious. prince george's police confirmed speed was a factor and th

the 17th anniversary for a tram i did of a member of ktvu family. hit and killed by the driver of a cadillac as he walked near his family's trucking business on second street in berkeley. investigators say the driver of that light-colored car with a dark top intentionally hit him and then drove away. the crime has never been solved. now, ran day is one of our -- randy is one of our prized ktvu photographers. he says his family knows nothing will ever bring back his brother. they still don't understand why someone would want to hurt his brother, rick. >> it's weighing on our family. i mean i look at my dad, and i see the sadness in his eyes. he watched this crime happen. he watched his son take his last breath. and 17 years later he's fighting trying to figure out why, and that's the only thing we're looking for is why did this happen. >> the families convinced someone saw something and doesn't even realize it may help solve the mystery. they all believed that car which has never been seen since the day of the accident holds major clues to the case.

. >> a mining town in northern georgia boasts one of the oldest aerial tram ways anywhere in the world the cable cars are still used to ferry commuters and minors in and out of the city center. robin put his faith in an aging technology and as you're about to see, he did live to tell the tale. >> this is the daily commute in what are little more than reputing boxes suspended from steel ropes. it's not for the feint hearted. >> i'd be delighted to go with you, but i'm afraid. >> for those who live above the city, it's the office choice. >> you just need two minutes to come by cable car, but the bus takes and hour at least. >> operating cable cars for the past 17 years. >> it's the fastest and most comfortable transport. >> the cable car system was installed in the 1950s to ferry workers from the mines. it no longer reassembles a socialist you open to i can't, but 11 rides still operate and rides are still free for everyone. >> the cable car system is the public traps port for the city, and this one was built in 1952. it's been running since then, 24/7. >> he keeps them rolling with a lo

rescue workers have managed to reach 17 people trammed in a collapsed mine in eastern china. they were sent food and communication equipment. 29 people were in the mine when it collapsed on friday. 11 miners have been rescued. one person died. the cause of that collapse is still being investigated. police in the u.s. city of chicago say they accidentally shot and killed a black woman. she was 55 years old. she was one of two killed on saturday after police responded to a domestic call. there have been protests in that city over the last few days where anti police sentiment is running high. chicago police were already under an investigation following the release of a police video that shows a white officer shooting a black teenager 16 times in 2014. the relatives of 43 missing mexican students and hundreds of their supporters have taken to the streets of the capital. they're trying to keep the pressure on the government to tell them what happened to their loved ones. a report from mexico city. >> reporter: the anger towards the mexican government you can co-ed on the street of

with many candidates in the race, and tram commanding a strong plurality but nowhere near a majorityis easy to imagine a scenario where donald trump once more primary votes than any other candidate, but still lacks enough delegates to lock up the nomination. the delegate math seems to favor the establishment. you can read more about that at thinkprogess.com. billy is on the line. what are your thoughts? >> i am pulling for donald trump. i am 80 years old. i have voted in every election. city, state, and federal. i am a diehard american. and i know that donald trump loves his country. more than anybody i have seen. and he loved the people. he wants to protect the people. he wants to bring back the jobs to this country. he wants to be a real leader. and that is what we need. we don't need hillary clinton and for god's sake, thank god, that barack obama will be going out. >> thank you for the call. here is a caller from florida. on the independent line. i have been a democrat most of my life, 45 years. 10 years ago i changed to an independent. i believe everything donald trump says. ful

. >> reporter: sutton is one of a group of 35 who put up half a million each to build the tram lodge at j. peak. some complained to the state that stanger and kiros promised their money back in five years. but they didn't do that? >> no, they gave us all i.o.u.s. if we look at the company we run against, our research suggests that company j. peak management,, inc., has no assets, no income and no service force any of the investors. >> reporter: you don't think you will ever get your capital back? >> no, not from j. peak. there is no obligation to pay the investment back. >> reporter: stanger maintains the loan is garn feed by the entire resort and, besides -- >> we want to pay them back. we want to exit them, but what this gentleman would have liked for us to give him a $500,000 check on year five in one day. the market's crashed. we needed a little more time. >> reporter: it sound liked a reasonable defense and, besides, i said to investor sutton, you got four green cards for yourself and your family. so why should anybody sympathize with the fact you didn't get your money on time o

. >> pam: 14 coverage continues now with kron4 will tram he was at the port-just at the airport as the emergency 6 which it unfolded on kron4's morning news. passengers told him what it was going on inside the plane during the crisis. >> pam: s and as we got were about the emergency landing. we brought it to you as breaking news this morning. >> reporter: we were live on air and sending out alerts. >> pam: on the kron 4 mobile application as the situation unfolded. one >> catherine: if you now have it yet, you can download are mobile application today it is free on items that will play. -- google play >> catherine: we are learning a little more tonight about the pilot of the small plane that crashed near castro valley. john was the only person aboard the piper p a-32. >> catherine: it went down yesterday morning in steep terrain. and he is from rock island and was headed to the airport in oakland. just five months ago, he was appointed by the governor to state occupational safety and health standards board. he was an industrial hygienist and safety engineer. and all his own environment

we recommend that every new yorker take the tram at least one time in their life. especially if you have a to arrest friend in town. it feels like you are getting on he saves the come seek the royal caribbean. medicare and medicaid patients to rate the 3.500 hospitals. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. r treatment centers of america in philadelphia. greg: united nations. they have a great cafeteria did. rosanna: what do they do exactly? that world stuff. the guy is pointing out. a great place to get sick. he knew everything about them. that is where they do all of that world stuff. rosanna: let's talk about the cofounder of north face. he was killed while kayaking in chile. greg: half the city has something from north face. rosanna: he was voting with friends. he died from hypothermia. there were big, strong waves. three kayaks went over. they did send out rescue teams. i guess he was one of the last people to be found. north face tweeted they are deeply saddened by the news. he will be missed. he was 72 years old. huge chunks of land so that they would never be deve

a few weeks ago, they now make up the *majority* of the city council.our national traveled to ham-tram-ik michigan and gives us a look at what life is like in this unique region of the country. 3 it may look like a scene from another part of the world - but this is a typical day in hamtramck michigan.natsat about two square miles this city is considered one of the most diverse in the country. it's also the first city in the it's also the first city in the nation with a muslim majority city council.it's newest member saad almasmari is from yemen. he has vowed to work for the entire community "i didn't run because i'm muslim and people didn't vote for me because i'm muslim. they just vote for me because i ask for their vote. i show them my program i show them my plans and my goals."kristine frazao"for some longtime residents, though, the new muslim majority city council solidifies a change that's been happening for years. some told us they feel they've lost the city they knew for good." marie zulka has been in hamtramck for more than five decades.marie zulka "now they had an election and th

all across the lanes all lanes are blocked as many as five cars involved here to also send out how tram they said that the left lane is flooding in both directions elektra album there's reports of flooding up ahead in harrison avenue 5 is a freeway to avoid if you normally head west this is gorgeously down into downtown oakland and san francisco if you're closer to the nimitz use it in the north testified it was the crash brought to a quartet of the ride into san francisco wide open no delays of the bay bridge toll plaza to minutes from downtown into the westbound sky when. >>jackie sissel: is pretty dry right now but there is no rain out here is basically stopped here and in repeal the measure conceive it is still lots of what race a your morning commute is want to be complicated by the west broadway in fact we have video ever shot about five minutes of local highway 80 going through and revell and as the car is the but the first thing you notice is that intense parade as coming up and does all of the bay area in fact started to open enough that as we're saying of it was pouring up the

we have the tram that goes over the east river to roosevelt island and this happens once every couplet's not a fast process to get these people out of here. >> but again live pictures and the pictures are going in and out court se of our affiliate. look at the people here inside this space needle. they are waving. it probably ruined their day for just awhile at least. they are not moving. luckily it's not so hot out right now. i'm sure the thing is air-conditioned. this is what's happening in the world today on this week before christmas. we have a situation happening in orlando, florida at seaworld. some folks are stuck. there's the bucket. just underneath our banner right now them trying to rescue these people. i don't know how many people they can can get in a bucket at that time, but there's a lot of people on that ride. hopefully they will get it working and get them all out of there. a quick break. more news right after this. today people are coming out to the nation's capital to support an important cause that can change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? by

this is probably 71920s 20s when single men were on the road , trams moving from branch to branch ofheir something called the dirty plate trail where plates were scraped off and another man was fed as the various workers wandered from branch to branch. this is one of the most popular parts of the national steinbeck center that travels with barley truck, the original, the name of his truck. had painted on the side of this gm truck when he decided to take a trip around america. he named his truck-- there are others who find this trip so pathetic that i call it operation windmill and i named my truck rocinante. is kind of an iconic truck, not only because it has a lot of charm in and of itself, but as it represents this urgency to see america, his restlessness. writing another road book trying to get as he says early in his career, to get to the marrow of the place and hear people talk and see what they're doing. i want to eat what they are eating and see how they work. i want to touch base with americans, with my people. so i feel i have not lost trudge with my country and that's why h

in one area the demand is for more buses in certain times, while in another it is to make the trams cheaperwhile in some areas all they want is a bus. and like in most areas, they want an accessible network, not in 2020, but today. yes, transport is unbelievably important in someyú)vñ areas. it needs to be tackled, but not by us all and not nationally. so let us instead invest our time and effort into a campaign where each myp can make a difference and we can make a real impact. [ cheers and applause ] >> do we have a willing contributor from northern ireland? is there anybody from northern ireland who wishes to speak? yes, the young man nearest me. thank you. >> i believe in this motion because i've living in a city called armagh, the ecclesiastical capital of ireland but the only city in the uk without a train station. why is this? because politicians aren't bothered. our politics isn't represented in westminster. this train station prevents us accessing higher education elsewhere just because we live away on rural armagh, private c ca cars cost high insurance and young people can't affor

my name is sarah bear tram. i love to see the growth in the neighborhood. i have a two-year-old daughter and her baby brother coming in a few weeks. i'm adding to the growth in this neighborhood literally everyday. [ laughter ] oh i'm here to ask for your support to make mission bay the next school you build. i really appreciate the opportunity for public comment. i grew up in michigan but across the street from an elementary school. so just reflecting on my childhood. i really feel like seeing firsthand that a role a school plays in making the community come to life. i think that's what mission bay needs. we need something that connects our families, something that engages in local business and build tradition in something that is so new. i don't think you can do anything like that than a school. thank you very much for your support. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you for being the physical representation of growth in the mission bay. public speaker: i'm sarah davis. my family moved to mission bay in 1976. it was abandoned train yards at the time and i was t

cyclist do stop and go through the game game who goes then the cyclist picks up pace it slows down tramffic to in the interest of all cyclists we're pedestrians and drivers at different times it make sense to pass the bike law will make that better for everyone. >> thank you. >> hi i've lived in the admission for 11 years and biking full-time after the city existed about the bike yield law it let's the police focuses on dangerous patterns to let more people bike into the city you know thanks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thanks for the opportunity to briefly speak on behalf of the bike coalition 21 signatures but everyone is in here in support please raise your right hand. >> everyone is in room whether or not they raised their hands san franciscans deserve better streets and mayor ed lee and the bicycle coalition the divide how we get there and eliminate traffic deaths do we go by instick out when the sfpd leadership ignores the data they're setting aside traffic in the centers of san francisco on this one out of 10 sfpd stations decade half of citations to the 5 transfer vio