so back to winn. when i was in training, most of the people i was in training with where poor people. there were a lot of single moms, people who just need a insurance, health insurance. they had kids. there were also kids out of high school. there was one guy who i called collinsworth in the book was 18, the the only of the job he had was working at starbucks for a little bit. i'm going to read the scene that involves him. this is from my second week of training. >> people say a lot of negative things about cca. we will hire anybody. we're scraping the bottom of the barrel, which is not really true but if you come here and your breathing and you have a valid drivers license and willing to work, then we are willing to hire you. she looks at us start with the you will realize you ain't getting paid enough for which are putting up with back figure nine dollars is not a lot of money. you can go get that at mcdonald's. for nine dollars all we track is a person doesn't have a lot of responsibility. f by th

chris winn, abc 7 news. >>> two masked men caught on camera breaking into a home in san jose. morabiusual thingsth including >>> workers in one bay area city may soon get parental leave benefits. i'm michael finney. why this is so unusual. ahead on 7 on your side. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're heading into the weekend with beautiful weather. >>> and steph curry makes one child's dream come true. >>> and as part of pearl harbor remembrance today, the beacon now lit. it was extinguished right after pearl harbor so the enemy could not see california and plan attacked. 20 years later they decided to do this. light it every year on this somber day. we'll be right back. . >>> make that a 1911 pistol. a replica "star wars" blaster. and some sunglasses. they also did some serious damage to that door. >>> this is a surprising figure. an estimated one-half million public employees in california have no parental leave benefits. >>> one bay area city is expected to change that for their workers as early as this monday. 7 on your side's michael finney explains. >> reporter: ky

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but, i mean, in sports there's always a winne and a loser. what we can do, i mean i would like to always say a loss is ur biggest lesson. you never lose. you either win or you learn, and we got a learn from this one. >> redskins now 7 and a but eliminated from playoff contention with just one game left. next week atga homest the philadelphia eagles. >>> coming up in sports, we'll head back down to nashville and hear more from the locker room. >> looking forward it,ve thank u much. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> hey, everyone, hoi hope yous enjoyed todaather. we're not going to see those winds as we head through the overnight hours. take a look at the current conditions right now. we are mostly clear. that moon so luminous, brilliant and beautiful. temperatures around 43 degrees, still a little breezy. winds out of the northwest at ten miles per hour. remember, today we were around 32 miles per hour wind sts. it was very gusty out there. like i said, not the case tomorrow. tomorrow we're in the mid to upper 80s. plenty of sunshine to s

harry cobden delivering trainer paul nicholls his perfect christmas present, his tenth king george winn, bbc news. more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. but that's it from me, goodnight. sister wendy beckett, the nun whose passion for art made her an unexpected television star, has died at the age of 88. her broadcasting career began in the early 1990s and she went on to appear in several bbc series. but she always returned to her life as a hermit at the carmelite monastery in norfolk where she died this afternoon. david sillito looks back at her life. scripture tells us that the angel gabriel was sent by god to a virgin in the town of nazareth. sister wendy beckett, a nun talking about paintings. who would have guessed that this would have been such a hit? god became man and it happened like this. there was never a rehearsal or a written script, she simply stood and spoke and millions in britain, america and around the world sat and listened. and here we have the great mythological scene but i really can't afford to spend time looking at them because i want to get to this

i also want to give a shout out to commissioners moffis, winns, and fewer who were here at the time and helped me become a board member and helped me become a member of the sfusd family and contribute. i think without a doubt this has been the greatest honor and privilege of my life. i think that especially at a time when the public institutions across the country are under attack, democracy itself is under attack, i look at this board and the way we've done it. and every member that i've had the privilege to serve with has served with integrity. we're here late, but everybody is working all the time. i think of those 15-hour retreats we've had, and the level of commitment that people on this board have, this is a volunteer position, and how much time people put into it has just been an inspiration, and i think everybody here is really the epitome of public service. i think that they really represent the best of who we are as sfusd and to have you both up here on the board, representing, speaking from your experiences and your truth, and fighting for students and families is just -- mak

eversingle story is a winne i love this book. i hope it takes the world by storm.ery close second for me favorite, the overstory by richard powers. you could really say ery richard powers book is a masterpiece, but this one is ally important. it's a giant novel about trees and the people who work to save them, and every single juan of his narrators has an amazing story about an amazing tree, and finally all the parts come together. it's a giant, engrossing novel, i loved it. >> i know you're a big rear. do many books stay with you throughout the year? >> no, and it's really odd because i can read a book i love and i'll forefeet about it. then another book i wasn't so sure about six months later if i'm city thinking about , i'll know that's a book i really loved. >> carlos. you have a couple of non-fiction, especially topical books, right? >> yes, first is the line becomes a river by francisco cantu. he's a young writer who studied and borders and immigration in college and wanted to see it for himself. so he becomes a border patrol agent working in the southwest. h

there are sisters, like pamela winn, who lost her baby because she was shackled during child labor. and now, this will all end. and my sisters and brothers who are presently incarcerated and watching because they have called me all morning we have been fighting and we will continue to fight, and this is just a first step. we are looking forward to continuing to work with you, and to make sure that our people will have everything that they need when they come home so that we can all have an opportunity to transform our lives. so i thank you. i thank every single person in this room. i thank jessica jackson and van jones who have believed in formerly incarcerated leadership and have invested in making sure that we were put in the front of this, which is why we do not look at it as bipartisanship, it is a people issue. and the reason why this happened was because, jared, you experienced incarceration through your father. and you fought like you were in there, just like we were. and i thank you. thank you all. [applause] pres. trump: thank you. and i want to get to the other two too, va

and his fellow chair steve winn, eliot brody are not chairs of the committee but what a quick fall from grace for someone so close to donald trump and donald trump can try to denigrate michael cohen as weak, as someone who betrayed him but at the end of the day it is very telling that these are the kind of individuals whom donald trump associates himself with. >> and, chuck rosenberg is still here with me. this is not the end of the road. i mean, this -- from every indication, from all of the hints, the clues that mueller has been dropping along the way in these sentencing reports, we have got a long way to go. >> i think that's right. in fact, if you just look at the thing you can't read, all of the redacted portions of the memos filed -- >> michael flynn memos. >> that's right. there's more out there. anything that's sensitive can't be public and won't include sensitive information and you are right. there's more stuff out there. may i just add one reflection? i was a prosecutor. i loved being a prosecutor and loved trials and conviction. in hollywood, only in hollywood, do you see ev

there is not a lot of -- >> that's why you go to steve winn with the great system.t is the point about the chinese consumer you found out that he is a member of the communist party. >> he has been a member for a long time. it doesn't necessarily -- >> i think we have to bring you over to china and spend time at shanghai. >> i'm ready. >> i assume you saw fox chief saying the trade war would last five years. if they allow american express in without a bogus joint venture and do claims and do things that they want. they will do it. that would democratize them and stop making it so they have whole areas that we understand are containment camps for muslims. nobody says anything. >> don't you think we put ourselves in a position that makes it more difficult for us to attain the kind of growth we want when we run enormous budget deficits and don't retrain the workforce and aren't focussed on certain things that people say would be at the heart of the new economy? where we are dealing with coal >> unable to get animmigration deal. >> we need immigrants. there is coal usage