about, um, you know, what i've said, which is, um, to bring in someone that maybe can help us that collaborate with usfaster and be better and smarter. so i mean it's not really about national embarrassment or otherwise. all right. eagles win big game yesterday i just radio show with jason kelce and malcolm jenkins they thought the play of the game that tonette around this blocked punt right before half time that made it 14-14 changed it around and last week mal couldn't jenkins call the team out. it could have had -- could have had an effect. >> the vibe around the building felt a lot different. i think i don't know if it had anything to do with what i said. it was just different. it does kind of shock the system, it starts conversations. it starts, um, to open guys eyes as far as taking ownership. >> all right. to night we'll talk more about the sixers and the eagles. back to you guys. >> all right. how war, thank you very much. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you right back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. we'll leave you with a shot of this tree in moore

possible so what the petroleum association is able to do to bring that community together to help us helps us serve people in need. >> how does the petroleum get this money? how do you gather this money? >> well, our association is made up of many companies here in the bay area who work and support the oil and energy industry and collectively we come together to hold several fundraisers each year to raise money for societies and organizations such as the food bank. >> reporter: well, thank you so much for this donation. and we'll have our official check presentation here. thank you so much both for joining us today. >> good to be here. >> and there's our drum roll. for more on how you can help head to cbssf.com/give. again, just a couple of more days to donate to "food for bay area families." you can also donate at your local whole foods market or of course you can donate online at cbssf.com/give. >>> there is good news for beatles fans around the world today after years of waiting, beatles music will be available for streaming starting at 1 minute past midnight local time. the beatles were s

"with independent court helping the world to stay in peace as the supreme court in the us help us, help the states to be in peace. so see, roosevelt was posing that at the beginning, at the beginning of the 20th century. but now we're talking about it differently. a hundred year after roosevelt when president obama receive nobel prize, he was not talking about the confederation more. (laugh) he was talking about he's the commander in chief of one, of one country. and that different game. so i think we have to go back to theodore roosevelt, theodore roosevelt language. i think that, he, he saw it. the president in those days, u. s. was not still the biggest power in the world. now it's tempting because us the hegemony (unintel phrase) power. and the temptation is to impose their will everywhere. but that is not working. would not work. >> still ahead on the program moreno ocampo talks about palestinian statehood and acusations that the court focuses too much on africa. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deepe

john harwood joins to us help us look back at some of the big political stories of the past year. is what we're seeing on the campaign trail signaling a lasting change in our system, john? it seems so polarized more so maybe than ever. >> it's extremely polarized but donald trump is really a phenomenon we haven't seen before. totally unconventional candidate. way outside the norms of in terms of his behavior, his rhetoric. what we've seen from other candidates. so i think the question of lasting change depends on how lasting donald trump is. a lot of people, myself included, did not expect him to be the force that he ends the year as. but we'll see when we get close, february 1st is the iowa caucuses, february 9th is the new hampshire primary when the real votes getting cast is donald trump still going to be in the thick of it? that will give ue answers. i remember back in june shortly after mr. trump announced he was giving a talk somewhere and i tossed off the idea that i didn't think he was a serious candidate. he is serious and he can smell it now. >> he has got a core of supp

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

when you get unusual weather where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using the #abc7now. that will help us find your content and use it on the air or at abc7news.com. developing news out of castro valley. the the chp is reporting a fatal crash. it happened just before 6:00 this morning. officers say a car slammed into a concrete barrier. 164th avenue is now closed in both directions until further notice. and more developing news out of fairfield. two people are dead after a three-car accident on northbound 680 last night at gold hill road. the chp said a jeep was speeding when it collided with a town car, which caused a chain reaction and then hit a toyota. the force of the collisions trapped the two people inside the town car. it burst into flames. the other two drivers are in stable condition. officers believe drugs or alcohol could be to blame. >>> authorities have arrested this man, carle diale junior, of setting a mosque on fire. he burglarized a building on friday. witnesses say a fire bomb was thrown at the mosque's front door. they described hearing a loud boom before seeing fla

. >> help us to help us help these dogs because these dogs deserve it. they deserve -- haven't had much in life and deserve as much as anyone. >> reporter: doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 trying to clear the shelters throughout the year. every saturday morning we bring a pet on to our newscast that's up for adoption. watch this saturday for the featured pets. >>> tonight, a philadelphia family settling into a brand-new home called the pope house. >> habitat for humanity constructed the house. the wilson family became the 188th family to buy an affordable home through habitat for humanity philadelphia. the family finished 350 sweat equity hours building and repairing other homes and going to workshops as well. they could not be more thankful to habitat to be home for the holidays. >> thank you for giving me a home and a place for my mommy and my sisters. i love all of the staff and i hope you have a merry new year. >> hope he does, too. part of the new home was built with wood from the 2014 christmas tree at rockefeller center. look at that. >> such a

mobile technology helps us keep us connected and also helps us at work. rters were honored for using that technology to save and improve people's lives. as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains, it comes with big prize money from one of the biggest names in the industry. >> we are going to meet some very special people who are working to create a better world for all of humanity. >> answering big problems using tiny technology. >> to bring running water to every urban home in the developing world. >> with its wireless water meter, city taps was a finalist for verizon's powerful answers award. >> to help three women and girls from the burden of having to to catch water for the families. >> empowering women was a theme here. they help lead a panel of female founders. >> how did you deal with that voice of self-doubt? >> i tried to to remind myself we are doing this for a really legitimate social reason. >> and clearly it worked. >> congratulations. >> she received a $1 million grand prize for her start-up pogo, an app for carpools for parents. the techn

make so we've had some supporters come behind us to help us with workshops, including folks that aren't even in new york city; north carolina a and t has helped us out -- >> we love our hbcus. [laughter] >> without question, you know, hbc us are what's created the current black middle class. so we need to really raise their profile because they have been, without question, an important part of american history. so it's great to take this story that is through the lens of the african diaspora and be able to use someone, an hbcu to really tighten up the story to make sure we're about to deliver a holiday hit. >> lelund, he touches on something that we've explored here on "street talk." there are a number of people who feel minority representation, you know, in the neat tar, you know -- theater, you know, is on the decline. jason is in a good spot, but there should be ten other jasons other tyes. your thoughts on that. >> i think there are some incredible writers in the industry, and i think that ty is in the classical theater of harlem is setting the example for what other producers need to do. we have some amazing stories that need to be heard. >

help us... and they're not helping us mika. the muslim community is not reporting what's going on. the trump proposal... sot: donald trump presidential candidate :24-:29 "a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states" has passionate backing from some voters mos - no super :32-:42 "who's cutting off people's heads? who's bombing buildings? who's bombing airplanes? its not the christians. its not the jewish its not the buddhist. its the muslims. you got that on camera sport?" others are appalled mos - no super :45-:48 "that's like a blanket policy probably very discriminatory" mos - no super :49-:52 "gross - and short sighted." homeland security secretary jeh johnson said the trump plan is irresponsible sot: jeh johnson, secretary of homeland security :56-1:00 "and will actually hurt our efforts at homeland security and national security" setting back his efforts, said johnson, to get help from u-s muslims republican house speaker paul ryan condemned trump sot: house speaker paul ryan, 1:08-1:19 "some of our best and ggest allies in this struggle d fight againsra

"we're going to try to do the same things that helped us all year. that helped us go 12-1, so we're going to keep our minds right and treat this like it's another game like the big 10 championship game," said george kittle. obviously - though - there's more to this t tn just football - we're in a great environmentnt in southern california - the home of disneyland that's where the hawkeyes spent their afternoon, soaking in some of the spoils. coming up later, we'll catch up with them at the happiest place on earth. in los angeles, california, as we get ready for next week's rose bowl, i'm mark woodley, ktiv news four. we'll continue to have reports from los angeles all week until after the rose bowl. be sure to tune in for those. it's been a week since the musketeers last took to the ice. coming off winter break, they'll return to action sunday on the road in fargo. through 25 games, s sux city is which puts them last in the ushl's western conference standings with 23 points. that might not sound good, but the musketeers could potentially make up some ground. their

help. >>> and stay with us. we have our traditional artistic cultural performance coming up. tim atlas will be here singing for uson't miss it. put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. >>> we are happy to have a distinguished artist with us to help us wrap up our show. not only a popular singer at venues around the bay area, but was also featured on the nbc show "the voice." joining us is tim atlas. tim, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> give us an idea first of all what our working on now and where can people kind of catch you in the bay area? >> sure. i'm working on a new record. it should be out

us....helping us all get into the holiday spirit. its we're wrapping up today in iowa with the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan next. here's developing overnight,. we're learning more about an iowa state student who died in a hit -- from urbana -- and just graduated from center point urbana high school earlier this year. tonight the republican presidential candidates will take the stage for another debate.... there's been a shift in the polls since the last debate. donald trump will be at the center once again -- senator ted cruz will have a podium next to him. is back with another check of your storm track seven forecast. patchy fog today with gusty becoming windy tomorrow with some showers tonight/wednesday back to the mid to upper 30s for sunday. thanks for joining us, the today show is next and we'll be back in 25 minutes with more news and weather. have a great day. areas of fog today with a few showers tonight and tomorrow, but mainly breezy to windy >>> good morning. showdown on the strip. republicans set to square off at the last debate of the year with ted cruz hot on donald trump's trail. who will take off the gloves first? and things got raucous at a trump rally last night. >> do i hear noise over there? bye-bye. >> and disgruntled guest. the frantic moments when a hotel lobby in oklahoma.

. >> i would want to engage the muslim community but the muslim community has to help us, they're not helping us. the muslim community is not reporting what's going on. >> reporter: the trump proposal -- >> a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: -- has passionate packing from some voters. >> who's cutting off people's heads? who's bombing buildings? who's bombing airplanes? not the christians. not the jewish. it's not the buddhist. it's the muslims. you got that on camera, sport? >> reporter: others are appalled. >> that's like a blanket policy, probably very discriminatory. >> gross and short-sighted. >> reporter: homeland security secretary jeh johnson said the trump plan is irresponsible. >> and will actually hurt our efforts at homeland security and national security. >> reporter: setting back his efforts, said johnson, to get help from u.s. muslims. republican house speaker paul ryan condemned trump. >> some of our best and biggest allies in this struggle and fight against radical islamic terror are muslims. the vast, vast, vast, vast majority of w

office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show usngs and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do

us. help us out. you see something, say something. i was just up in one of the hotels and a woman coming off the elevator a security director says there's a suit indicate outside a room on the 32nd floor -- a suitcase outside a room on the 32nd floor. that's what i want to see if you see something out of the ordinary. help us out and we'll take happy new year to you and to your viewers. >> thank you, commissioner bill bratton with 6,000 police officers on hand. so far everyone that we have talked to has said they feel that this is the safest place to be on new year's eve. reporting from times square, brian conybeare cbs 2 news. >>> breaking news in munich, germany. we just received this information. the "associated press" reporting police in munich are warning. threat of a terror attack and -- warning of the threat of a terror attack and warning two train stations cleared. authorities say according to serious information, there will be an attack tonight. we'll bring you more on that as we get it here at cbs 2 news. hotel. a college st

so, in the latest one, she's like -- all these people are sort of like shouting at her, "help us, help ushis city is so big, i need to get a handle on everyone's faces and names. [ light laughter ] so one by one, will you please line up and just tell me who you are, what you look like. where you live -- [ laughter ] and make it fast." so it starts happening, but there are so many people. she's like, guys, this is going way too slow. move it along. you know, she kept sort of editing it. "now just names, now families, now groups of ten." and then -- so, she sits down, she's like, "i think i did this wrong." she's like, "how am i a supergirl, if i'm going to do these things wrong?" [ laughter ] and her friend, leonard, is like -- [ laughter ] he's like, "everything's a learning process. so, that's what makes you supergirl. you're learning. you're super at learning." [ laughter ] and they sing privately. >> seth: they what? >> fred: they sing privately. like they go behind a door -- we're gonna sing a song really quick. and that's the end of the episode. >> seth: hold on. when you say they si

help all of us find new meaning in the world around us. that is the message of the child whose birth we celebrate on christmas, a prince born in a stable that taught us that we should love our neighbors like ourselves. -- that we are our brothers' keepers, our sisters' keepers, and we should help the sick, welcome the stranger. these of the lessons of jesus christ and that they are also the bedrock values of all faiths, values to be cherished, embraced, not only during the holidays, but to be practiced in our daily lives. during this holiday season let's come together as brothers and sisters around the humanity that we share. let's reach out to those who can use a hand, and let's summon the spirit of togetherness that has always helped to kindle america as a shining example to the world. and let's honor those americans who protect that idea. especially those stationed far from home for the holidays. our men and women in uniform and their families sacrifice so much for us. it is because of them that we go freely, we can worship as we please

quote "please, please help us us." begging for help. teachers, construction workers, small business owners, self-sufficient alaskans, so many of them asking for help because of what this federal government did to them. madam president, the numbers don't lie. in alaska and throughout the country, workers and families are suffering. small businesses are being squeezed, job creation is being stymied. nearly every single promise made by the president of the united states and the supporters of this bill in the congress has been broken. let me remind my colleagues what some of those were. here's one from the president -- quote -- "if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan." here's another one from the president, "if you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep your doctor." the law, he told the american people, means -- quote -- "more choice, more competition and lower costs for millions of americans." he told the american public that premiums would be reduced on average for americans with their health ca

us, help us to repeal and replace obamacare and move in the direction of patience centered health care where patients and families and drrz making medical decisions, not washington, d.c. >> good to have you on the program. thanks so much. >> thanks so much, maria. happy new year. >> and to you. see you soon, sir. >>> big changes coming to your taxes in the year ahead, especially when it comes to health care. former congressional director is with us. follow me on twitter. send us a tweet, let us know who you would like to hear from doug holt aiken next. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it should be used along with diet and exercise. trulicity is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes and should not be used by people with severe stomach or intestinal problems, or people with type i diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. trulicity is not insulin and has not been studied with long-acting insulin. do

rain, james taylor is there to comfort us to help us look within and to urge us all to shower the peoplee love with love. on a miami night in 1975, a young woman in gloria walked into a wedding reception and so i handsome young man named .milio leaving his band he was playing do the hustle on accordion. [laughter] she said she found this sexy and brave. [laughter] the brief i understand. [laughter] it turns out he had a few other things up his sleeve. he brought her up to sing a few songs that night. he invited her to join his bands. a few months later he asked her for a birthday kiss. it was not his birthday but he got the kids anyway. they have been partners on and offstage ever since. some worried that they were too american for latins and to latin for america. it turns out everybody just wanted to dance. their fusion sound has sold more than 100 million records. as proud cuban-americans, they have promoted their cultural heritage and inspired fans all over the world. an awful lot of people have gone to musicals to forget their .roubles stephen sondheim's summit was not interested. ly

an under statement to say that the video cameras were a tremendous help for us in terms of the time line in making our case, and used extremely effectively by the prosecution. >> that is essex county district attorney talking about the cameras that captured the surveillance video that was ultimately used to convict philip chism of first degree murder in the killing of math teacher colleen ritzer, tom and peggy ritzer leaving that podium area now after saying justice, it is not a joy use day. they anticipate further appeals and they say they will honor colleen's legacy. >> we will continue to follow this verdict on air and online at cbsboston.com, we are back it's getting harder for me to stay in my home, but i really don't want to go anywhere else. i could use some help using the stairs, or getting washed and dressed. but where can i turn? woman: we're massoptions, a free resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to the services you need in the setting of your choice. or visit massoptions.org. this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. o

when you get unusual weather where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using the # abc7 now. that will help us find your contact and use it on the error at abc7news.com. >>> developing news out of fairfield this morning. two people are dead after a three-car accident on northbound 680 last night at gold hill road. the chp said a jeep was speeding when it collided with a town car, which caused a chain reaction and then hit a toyota. the force of the collisions trapped the two people inside the town car. it burst into flames. the other two drivers are in stable condition. officers believe drugs or alcohol could be to blame. >>> authorities have arrested this man, carle dile junior of setting a mosque on fire. he burglarized a building on friday. witnesses say a fire bomb was thrown at the mosque's front door. they described hearing a loud boom before seeing flames. firefighters contained the flames to the building's front lobby. several people inside escaped unharmed. >> tragic, actually. it's a family place. it's a social place for us. we just have to work on rebuilding it again >> the mosqu

use the helps us shorten these types of outages. >>reporter: once pg&e is sure of what failed >>we will take whatever we learned from this situation and make sure we apply that to the future to make sure we have a safer and more reliable system. >>it is important for the cpuc which is responsible for regulating pg&e, it is important for the cpuc to do their own investigation to find out the root cause and make sure it doesn't happen again. pg&e is responsible for maintaining equipment so it does not break down. >>reporter: the lesson for the rest of us if you're going to be away for a few days or a few weeks make sure a family member, friend or neighbor has your keys. if the utility needs to get in to restart your system they can. >>> tens of millions of california trees at risk of dying. what experts are saying about the drastic effects of the drought. >>she had said that santa could not come because mommy would not wake up. >>a six-year-old girl suffers a heartbreaking tragedy on christmas day. >>> we are tracking more frost in the morning and then a chance for a sprinkle. >>> a tragic christmas for a little girl in livermore in it with an amazing outpouring of support. livermore police and firefighters track down santa claus themselves and delivered the girls presents to her saturday morning. >>reporter: livermore police had a sad case on their hands on christmas day at a local hotel. >>be located and unresponsive or nine-year-old female inside a room and a small child was present. >>reporter: the woman later died at the hospital

he came in and gave us the spark that we needed to help us get the w. sot :26 oc: "helped us a get a w " we will also talk some football tonight with former wkeye wide receiver bill happel. bill and his dad bill senior are the only father and son to o th score touchdowns s a rose bowl game. i am sure bill has some great stories on his trip to pasadena. that plus the prairie basketball team will also join us tonight. and finally it's monday time for another edition of john's big ol fish. the day boys of dubuque had a day to remember on the mississippi. grant day shows off his 23 inch craaads for bait and he e nded a 25 inch sheepshead, or freshwater drum.... and not to be outdone was andrew day who shows off his 28 incher. crawdads were the secret of their best fishing day ever. laylah anderson of cedar rapids went fishing with her grandpa ronnie wolfe and laylah nailed her first fish, a bluegill on her barbie pole. this is one of two northerns that e ea himes-luensman caught and released while fishing with her dad near delhi. chris stephen landed this 5 pound northern at devi

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you get unusual weather where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using abc 7 now. that will help us find your content and use it on the air. >>> poor weather may be to blame for a plane that crashed after it disappeared from radar last night. it was flying from reed hill view airport to the las vegas area the plane crashed south of bakersfield killing five people. cornell bernard has details. >> what is outside grilling in the rain and heard an airplane, sounded like an airplane rev strong. >> jose sanchez heard the plane in trouble over bakersfield. the single engine piper pa-32 took off saturday afternoon, boundç for henderson, nevada, when it crashed near bakersfield killing five people on board. sanchez says there was bad weather. too cloudy to see anything. he heard the plane come down. >> next thing you know, i heard a pop. about half a second later, it sounded like going into a dive bomb. >> reporter: the aircraft identified by its tail number vanished from radar about 4:00 p.m. this is recording of the distress call. >> may day, may day. november 402. >> may day, may day

this committee is -- has at least one of these projects in their district and has been help using -- helping us get the word out about the importance of safety on the streets. building van ness brt, and transforming streetscape at polk street we're trying to seize the once in a generation opportunity in the high-crash corridors when we spend money to reconstruct the streets we want to make sure we're building streets to address crash factors and that meets the community's expectations for high-qual ility streetscape. polk, masonic avenue and van ness and others in the planning stage, but all reach significant milestones during 2016. >> mr. maguire, can you go over each one's expected milestones for 2016? >> okay, i will tell you everything that i have on that. working from the bottom -- van ness avenue. >> this is for the brt project? >> yes, the brt, we call it van ness brt, but it's 14 extra large bulbs and turn restrictions so that will be a much safer street. polk street, substantially completing a number of blocks of full-on streetscape reconstruction. raised bikeway, ped -- concrete bulb-

use it. >> what we're asking for people to cooperate with us to help us with this lighting situation and we're offering them $50 a month as a courtesy payment which is a lot more than what they would normally pay. >> reporter: the city would run a cable from the home to the streetlight. >> if it works for them and it works for us, that would be okay. >> reporter: you would consider that? >> we would. >> reporter: the city taking volunteers now willing to share their electricity. but thomas lewis likely won't be one of them. >> you can see the stars occasionally now and the constellations and going to be mighty unpopular to say this but i don't want the streetlights back. >> reporter: what caused these lights to go out? the city of san bruno says kind of like an old strand of christmas lights. one light breaks and all the others go out in the strand, too. mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> some newly released video shows a dangerous encounter for a northern california police officer. a driver nearly ran her over on saturday. this is in marysville. oh!! yeah, that's in yuba county. the officer was checking

that helps because it allows me to step back and analyze the situation, not just in the company, from a human perspective, but also from a product perspective. what are people using, how are they usinghem out in the real world and looking at those details. emily: your grandfather had a big influence on you. he was a carpenter, right? tony: yes, he was. he was an educator. emily: you guys used to build stuff together. tony: absolutely. he would hold classes like woodshop and metal shop. when he retired, he still did that with us, my brother and i. building soapbox derby racers and fixing lawnmowers and bikes together. so we learned from a very young age, like 3- and 4-years-old, how things work, how to use tools. i did not even know what a computer was, right, until i saw my first one in 1979 or so. emily: you went on to the university of michigan, you studied computer engineering. then in 1991, you moved to silicon valley. tony: yes, i worked with another guy to build a startup in high school. emily: oh, really? tony: we were doing mail order for apple ii. we were designing software and writing it for apple ii. ultimately, i was so frustrated, because we did not have the internet th

helped her around the hou house. they even became friends. >> the female suspect used to clean her house four or five times week and the male suspect used to do little odds and ends inside the house like handyman type of work roar report those friends be trade her motivate beside money the couple beat the 54-year-old to death likely with a wrench. the gas stove was left turned on investigators believe in an tempt to blow up the house and destroy evidence inside the home on the 1300 block of earl street. wilson's sister tells me wilson had recently inherented thousands of dollars from familiar and police say her suspected killers knew it much. >> it's estimated between 20 and $25,000. we know they split and it's both of their residences. our detectives are in the process of getting search warrants and they'll go out and recover the money. >> wilson community active visit last seen alive friday. police believe she welcome the killers into her home. believing their intentions were kind. >> i'm just really in complete shock. she knew everybody in the neighborhood and i don't understand. just crazy. >> reporter: police say it was johnson who fi

you know, we can go back and parse all of their statements back and forth and say whether it helps us or hurts us. what will help us we get a commander in chief behind the desk in the oval office who understands how to fight terrorism because he's done it. i'm the only one in the race who has done that. if people give me a chance to be president, they'll see an effective terrorism fighter in the united states. >> drawing a strong contrast with hillary clinton, last night donald trump did something like that, he said that what clinton did during a debate bathroom break was, quote, do disgusting to talk about. he said she got, quote, "schlonged" by president barack obama in 2008. thoughts? >> none. none. not going to respond to everything that comes out of donald's mouth. >> is it appropriate for a presidential candidate to use the word in that way? >> i am not going to respond to everything that comes out of donald trump's mouth. it may fascinate all of you, it is of absolutely no interest to me. i'm running for president of the united states, jake. >> okay. i will say, when you have no thoughts o

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us. it will help us find your content and use it on the air. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the bicyclist hit by a tour bus last month. the city sight seeing bus hit the cyclist in union square. the driver said his brakes failed but sfpd is still investigating. >> after that, almost dyeing i was so grateful. i'm more grateful now. >> this is the 26-year-old after he was injured. you can see the tour bus hit him. >> five seconds later i was in the hospital. >> he says he didn't wake up until the next night. >> what happened is i passed people in cars. >> his attorneys say the bigger picture is making sure the buses are regulating more closely. >> they have to be safety checks and who is driving the buss? >> sfpd is investigating and chp mans to release inspection results this week. one showers says they can have mechanical violations. he says he was visiting from brazil. >> san francisco is amazing, amazing. >> his feelings for the city have not changed. >> so grateful. so grateful to be in san francisco. >> he says he would come back. >> would you rent a bike again? >> i hope no

i think the most important thing to us is ultimately what would the value be to our shareholders, and who would make the best use of -- who would help use the best use of our spectrum? so that we can -- that we can change the way people live by this connectivity and how that does change lives. and we have done some of that on a small scale with satellite tv. we -- you know, we were the first guys to -- to really do local to local and spot beam satellites. we were the first guys to really have a dvr for the american public. we obviously have fought many battles to make sure that consumers have the right to choose in how they watch their tv. so i think we have done a lot of really good things, but like i said, i hope our best days are ahead of us and that we change the way we connect. and if you change the way -- if you get people connected all the time, it changes every facet of your life, from health care to education to the way you live. and it is a great digital divide conqueror, because at all levels of the american economy -- rich, poor, inner-city, rural -- they all know how to use phones and tablets. and even little kids know how