weeden's fellow firefighters are now pulling together to honor his legacy.vu's claudine wong reports, they are picking up where weeden left off. >> reporter: from the outside, station 35 looks like it always has, and yet nothing is the same. >> it's just unfair. >> reporter: there is a void. >> for me, i don't know if it's hit me yet. >> reporter: and a pain. >> everything when you look around just reminds me of him. >> reporter: this was home for 50-year-old captain darryl weeden. >> we had our family here. >> reporter: and weeden always told them the same thing. >> the motto he always used around the fire house and with his family, i got this. >> that's exactly what he said. >> reporter: what they don't get is how to go on without him. >> there was a 911 call to the neighborhood. >> reporter: that call came on thanksgiving from weeden's home. he had gone to bed the night before and never woke up. >> we all got there and just held each other, held his kids, held his wife. it just doesn't seem real. doesn't seem real even standing here today in front of you.

captain darryl weeden passed away. on thanksgiving morning. his fellow firefighters are pulling together to honor his legacy and take care of the family he left behind. >> we all got there and just held each other, held his kidses and give and it just -- just doesn't seem real. doesn't seem real even here today. >> when he died he was building a dream house for his family by himself. firefighters are now raising money to try to help finish the house. >> the top official ons new eastern span of the bay bridge is being reassigned. he is moving out of his role as the bridge project manager. according to the chronicle that after a chp investigation found that he had mishandled engineer's complaints about work done in china for the new span. caltrans said he will now support the agency in a way that will take advantage of the legal and project delivery background. the napa school district will use the holiday break to make repairs caused by the quake back in august. starting next week crews will rene staal lighting equip entity that was damaged in

phyllis weeden has been there. >> less than three miles from here to where i work and sometimes it can take an hour depending if the train's delayed or off-loaded because the doors won't shut. >> reporter: a new budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year has metro asking the eight cities and counties serviced by the metro system to pitch in an additional 10% in subsidies. that adds up to $10 million to $15 million. if local governments don't get on board, than riders may pay with their type and theim and t patience. right now, subway trains run every 12 to 15 minutes. that would go up to as long as 20 minutes between trains. during peak hours in the middle of the weekday rush, wait times could go from 6 to 8 minutes on every line except the blue line which already has longer wait times. and comes crowded platforms. rosalynn in metro center could see a overwhelming number of people waiting for a ride. those who use the subway system say the longer the wait, the harder the frustration. >> if it's more than 20 minute that might be a little much. >> reporter: again, metro says it will no

likely to be draco malfoy's mugshot." [ laughter and applause ] next up from the cowboys is brandon weeden "most likely to say, 'this is my first time' every time." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oy. hey-o! >> jimmy: next up is connor barwin from the eagles. he was voted "most likely to ask his barber for 'the macklemore, but worse.'" interesting. [ laughter ] next up from the eagles is chris maragos. he was voted "most likely to purposely leave the egg avatar up on his twitter profile pic." [ laughter ] next up from the cowboys is terrell mcclain. he was voted "most likely to have had his first word as a a baby be 'damn!'" [ laughter ] next up from the eagles is bo allen. he was voted "most likely to be mario batali auditioning for 'lord of the rings.'" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: it's a great award. >> jimmy: next up from the cowboys is l.p. ladouceur. he was voted "most likely to end every conversation with 'y'all stay sassy!'" [ laughter ] and finally, from the cowboys, we have anthony spencer. he was voted "mr. lowercase t." there you go, guys. those are your nfl superlat

brandon weeden now a backup in dallas. osweiler backs up manning in denver. wilson gets picked in the third round. foles had a great year last year. hurt down the stretch for philadelphia. kirk cousins backing up griffin in washington. and then lindley picked in the sixth round. >> cris: who beats these guys, al? >> al: right now, you know, especially going to seattle, i don't know. dallas beat them up there but dallas is, obviously, playing extremely well right now. lynch is going to do an interview, right? with ricardo lockette, right? >> cris: sure. it's probably a little better than some of the interviews we have seen them on and so far this year. he has a sense of humor. we have seen richard sherman do the little thing at the podium. lynch, if you watch his interviews, you almost laugh outloud. they are funny. >> al: it cost him a hundred grand as that is picked off here by k.j. wright. he celebrates his -- well, no, they say it's -- i was going to say he is going to celebrate his new contract with an interception but, instead, it's for the pass defensed

how ten countries in the eu promote democracy beyond their borders, and poland came in second after weeden. i think poland deserves a lot of credit for what it has done. and it's in a difficult position. because of geography and because it is the exposed point for nato. i think for the most part the pols deserve a lot of credit. the baltic states deserve a lot of credit. they've been incredibly brave given they have been targets and victims victims of gas cutoffs. food cutoffs, cyber attacks, in 2007, in estonia. they're on the front line, and i wish more countries in the rest of europe would follow their lead. >> peter, anything? time for one more question? one more question. this gentleman right here. >> lieutenant colonel -- defense fellow. i understand the information warfare and the new front that's been opened there. the harsh arrest is that you have a country that still has the largest combined strategic and tactical nuclear forces in the world. how do you feel given the modernizize going on within the strategic forces in russia, that how do you feel that putin views his nuclear for