this t-came down to game 7, the yankees leading 1-0 and giants had runners at 911 and 39 and two outs with a screaming line drive. bobby richardson in perfect position snagged it on a line and the game is over and the series is over and the giant's hopes for a world championship also over. well, that is it for this weekend's "a second look." i'm mark ibaÑez and thanks for watching.

♪ yankee doodle went to down ♪ riding on a pony ♪ stuck a feather in his hat ♪ and called it macaroniown ♪ riding on a pony ♪ stuck a feather in his hat ♪ and called it macaroni ♪ stuck a feather in his hat ♪ and called it macaroni [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's good. he didn't get any money but it did work out fine. yes? >> jimmy -- ah, i just -- >> jimmy: oh. oh, thank you. >> i don't think you should interact -- i think in french cinema, you interact with yourself. when i was a little boy, we play with the camera and, the great french director always give me the sense that you always, just ignore, basically, who is there. so, just do it for yourself and like, the french new -- it's part of the new cinema. >> jimmy: i have no idea, really, what you're saying to me right now, that's the problem. >> okay. >> jimmy: it's really just difficult. >> guillermo. can you talk to him? >> okay. >> jimmy: guillermo, what was he saying? >> ah -- i think he said just keep doing your job. >> jimmy: okay. thank you. i will then, i guess, is what i'll do. i didn't understand what you said.

cuba see yankee no motherland or death. yes yankee no. local school children know these mottos of the cuban revolution by heart they are still wearing pioneer scars after the cuban revolution they borrowed that symbol from the new ally the soviet union. the morning lineup in school looks more like a military ritual. cuban school children study the events of the past fifty years that history lessons prata telling them about the revolution itself a teacher shows a selection of black and white archive on a monitor the schoolchildren are shown how americans carelessly spent their time in a pre-revolutionary cuba as if they were the masters of their own destiny and i mean. to me fidel is the biggest hero of all heroes whom i know because fidel supported the ideas of our independence as he is a revolutionary oh the only person who had to put up resistance to the united states in the time of neo colonialism. the history of the kievan revolution and prevails rise to power i described in the memoirs of witnesses and in photographs today one can fi

i was a yankee. i'm going what? wait a second. i might know ap kline or a pequot or the algonquin or wampanoag but i didn't know command she's at all. the only thing -- comanches or something and john wayne movies that was code for the zero or we are in trouble now. that was pretty much was it was. what happened was, but that is what set off my interest. then i read into the normal things he would do if you were a comanche but beyond that it was really about i think a yankee's love affair with the state of texas. when i was time bureau chief i traveled all of this day. when i was a writer in texas i traveled a lot this day. i heard comanche stories. i love the planes. we all let texas monthly look forward to times we could go do amarillo or lubbock. but it was true. >> we love you equally. >> it was a bit of just understanding that what the planes were and what a plains indian was and to me it was all -- i think a lot of that comes to the book this oh wow big yankee is learning some stuff about this idea. i think that informed a l

they were denying on yankee flesh. the impact of that indoctrination does not and with a peace treaty. i was reminded again of that in 1996. why was in hanoi when robert mcnamara, former secretary of the defense, held a meeting with a conference -- with north vietnamese generals and members of the communist politburo. they received him with exquisite courtesy. they could afford to, they had won the war. but, there was one rough moment, only once in the three days did their tempers flare. that was when mcnamara repeated a clichÉ that i've heard time and again, even from general william westmoreland. he explained to the north vietnamese that we americans have been at a disadvantage in the fighting because our culture part of higher premium than bears on human life. around the table the north vietnamese grew tense and silent and then finally one communist leader said, and he barely describes his theory, he says let me assure you mr. mcnamara that our mothers grieve for their sons every bit as much as yours did. but, the f

i'm a yankee. when the second. i might know up the golan or of the audubon, but i did not know from comanche's. the only thing -- something in john wayne movies. code for uh-oh or we are in trouble now. you know, that was pretty much what it was. that is what set off my interest. i returned back and did all the normal things. but beyond that it was really about, i think, a yankees love affair with the state of texas. and i was. chief a travel all over the state. i travel all over the state. but i heard comanche stories. we all look forward to getting assignments where you had to get to amarillo or lubbock. it was true. >> a bit of just understanding what the plans were and what the plans indian was. to me it was all. and a lot of that comes through the book. oh, while. the yankees learning some stuff. and i think that informed a lot of the book because none of this is normal to me. while. >> let me touch on that a little bit in terms of what is he learned that we did not know popularly about the comanche's. one of

yankees/new york mets manager. she wanted to be the first one to play major leagues. want people to forget her. >> and with shooting the, attended the funeral and they were wheelchair. and the anti-homosexual message to friday's funeral for a federal judge john role. >> and jared loughner is being held in a federal prison. a u.s. marshal says that he is refusing to talk. david gonzales says that the 22 year-old since in his cell with a smirk on his face. and it is as if nobody is worthy of him speaking to. and near his home, the teenager from a black bag filled with ammunition. the fbi is examining it for fingerprints/d n a. >> and the father said that the off her left the house with the black back after an argument here. >> and with the senator's news continuing to be encouraging with her husband pictured here, who is an after no astro not-and ths incredible progress in all of a sudden he picks up his blackberry. and this is really incredible. the one person wants to honor her by changing the seating. that democrats and republicans should sit next to each other inste

the yankees are going to spend money? that's shocking. as you head up to the cull di cut tunnel, on 680 it's slow from walnut creek to alamo. there are no accidents, but will still be slow. the bay bridge is improving. we heard ktvu tell you that congestion pricing seems to be correlated to easier commutes, especially in the morning and we have seen that since they raised the priessments traffic is only backed up for a five-minute delay. we're looking at the pin then sue -- peninsula and it's busy in palo alto. 880 is slow, hayward, union city, fremont heading south. let's head to steve. >>> a weak front going by, light rain, misty, ukia, santa rosa, crocket. we're on the tail end of it. heavier rain on the north coast. live storm tracker 2 shows another one. we could pick up a 10th of an inch. the napa report is down, so that's not reporting. 45 fairfield. they were down to 42. livermore 43. upper 40s for many. 40s in the mountains, balmy conditions there. ukia light rain. 61 already in l.a. and 56 san diego. mostly sunny and warm. not a

i am a yankee. what? i may know the all gone klein but did not know anything about the comanche. that is something in the jon were eight -- john wayne was code that we are in trouble. [laughter] so that is what sets off interest then i went back for those are interested but it is about a yankee love

the yankees are reported to be stepping up their effort to sign former pitcher hitcher. >>> looks like ron rivera can still play linebacker. >> yeah, he does. looks like he's in great shape. local connection, a bear both in college and professional. >> thank you, joe. >>> and that is it for our report tonight. thanks for joining us, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. have a great evening everyone. good night. >> good night.

now, basically, it's the same system a lot of arenas like yankees stadium is using for people who are watching the game. if you see trouble, you just text the five-digit number and report it. the best part is it's completely anonymous. which could help a lot at places like oakland technical high school. lily says she feels pretty safe here, but knows some of the classmates doentd feel the same. >> the biggest issue is that people are afraid and they'll get in trouble. >> reporter: oakland unified spokesman says there's no disputing that violence exists in many of the city's neighborhoods. the district has worked hard to make the schools safe. >> there are problems which creep in, there's no getting around that, but we want to be proactive about diffusing those situations. >> reporter: the school district police rarely get the help they need to do that. they're hoping a new texting program will help. it allows students to text officers information about violence or crime anonymously. it makes the information available immediately, avoids any discomfort a student might have confronting

my grandmother used to say the only foreigner we ever had in the family was a yankee. as a teenager that meant my father. as a teenager witnessing virginias campaign of massive resistance to a court ordered school desegregation and knew something was terribly wrong in the south, both as a christian and as a southerner. i felt that when i had a chance to do something to chance things i should do it. we seveners needed to put our own house in order. when i was a student at duke university in durham, north carolina in 1960 my chance came with a sit-in. a few of other white students and i joined the blackboard carolina college students at the lunch counters and jails. i had an office job and participated in the local movement led by the nonviolent action groups. my particular contribution to the book is a diary i kept. the next spring the freedom rides turned bloody. the students on different campuses mobilized to keep the rights going. members said that he was taking a vacation when he left on the ride. then the photos of them stand and bleeding by this burning bus near a

research firm the yankee group predicts tablet sales will nearly triple over the next three years. part of the reason for the surge? prices may drop significantly. right now, an ipad can cost as much as $800. researchers see tablet prices falling to around an average of $200 over the next three years. >> tom: there's more turbulence tonight between american airlines and online ticket companies. sabre holdings, a global reservation system for the travel industry, said today it would stop carrying american's flight information in august. that's a month earlier than the contract was supposed to end. american is focused on its own system to share prices, and the move is alienating online travel agents. for instance, orbitz and expedia have already dropped american's fares from their search engine displays. h h h d!b @ e" >> susie: cruising your way through retirement or working to the bitter end-- how will you spend your golden years? eric schurenberg has a few thoughts on that. he's editorial director at cbsmoneywatch.com and editor-in- chief at bnet.com. >> recently the mutual fund c

. >>> after winning one ring with the red sox and one with the yankees, johnny damon is headed back to the american league east and will be joined by a familiar face. >> i'm back. >> man ram. damon. red sox teammates in the prime of their careers. now they will be reunited at the end of theory careers in tampa bay after agreeing to one year deals with the rays. >>> serena williams still out with a foot injury and now a hip injury knocked venus out of the australian open. venus has never won an australian open. >> all we hear is what they did. they can't stop a nosebleed. 25th in the league and we don't want to get disrespected. >> congratulations. see you in pittsburgh. >> can't wait. >> mark scott and jets haven't been as talkative this week leading up to the afc championship game. even rex ryan has toned it down. what happened to the trash talking jets we know and love. >> we want the t-shirt, we want the hat, we want the trophy. so i don't know what else i need to say. that's the truth. they have had six super trophies. if they want to put them on the field we will play them too. >>

and then stroll through the next six three afterwards paying said his secret was keeping calm while yankee bitch was honest enough to me she wasn't good enough on the day. you just tell myself about the tragedy ross missed myself in and just look at the ball and chain at every point yes i think it's a matter of just you know i have a better selection of shots at the wrong times i make a. cool fall to me. is that only a. crucial part of the management. top. in the. past two will sometimes accept those things because if i'm really. tired of those who really believe i can do the then why am i doing but then it's the poor who just have to pause to. keep working hard and hope we can go now away from the australian open because brutal it will be arriving in russia on saturday to take over as manager of russian premier league side terry gross need the club's president could do it off is targeting a top five finish for the dutchman's first season in charge and wants the club to win the champions league in future but what are the chances of that happening russian for war item art bennett says while

and then stroll through the next six three afterwards paying said her secret was keeping calm while yankee bitch was honest enough to admit she wasn't good enough on the day. you just tell myself it was a tragic loss miss selfie let's just look at the ball and chain every point it's. just. that the rule. is that only a. crucial part of the. top. off to. the. if you really. really believe i can do the why am i doing but it. was to. keep working. now away from the australian open because brutal it will be arriving in russia on saturday to take over as manager of russian premier league side ted a garage and the club's president could do it off is targeting a top five finish for the dutchman's season in charge and wants the club to win the champions league in future but what are the chances of that happening russian for war item art bennett says while it will be up against it at the chechen club. i think you have a lot of problems in chechnya because. basically he doesn't speak russian but i feel a massive culture shock when it comes to that and all the terrible promising they're going to attr

i had these grand aspirations of becoming the second baseman for the new york yankees. and in the '60s, the teams weren't that good, so that was something that might have been possible. but basically i had several epiphanies when i was very young, and they started coming little by little, little by little. first epiphany was hearing the drumming, as i said, the rumbas in the street. >> hinojosa: and again, you said this thing, "el tambor llama." >> "the drum calls," right. >> hinojosa: "the drum calls." you felt this. >> right. and then when i was 12 years old, tito puente came to my neighborhood with the machito afro cubans, and those two orchestras played in front of my project. they set up a stage, and they played. >> hinojosa: and this was a free concert? it was... >> yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah. >> hinojosa: which is... i mean, kind of... when i was reading about this, it, like, goes back to the importance of having free public art and music, because it can change someone's life. >> exactly. and that was... my friend marvin, who is no longer alive, unfortunately, may he

i feel a personal connection to her-- her granddad was a manager of the mets and the yankees, as well. and this young lady was very taken by the fact that she was born on september 11. so maybe now, we can learn things from it. i think there's a real opportunity to try to have more civil discourse. although the lack of civil discourse wasn't the cause of this, as some people thought. the benefits we can get from civil discourse will allow us to solve a problem like this, which i believe, if we want to be perfectly logical about it, the problem that helped to cause this is our inability to deal with mental illness and our inability to deal with it as a society. we always have these problems. we have a set of rights in this country, very important. then we have a set of problems. how you balance them. addressing those problems against the rights we have. we have to make that adjustment, as ed rendell knows. he's a big part of it. we had to make that adjustment to make cities safer. maybe we have to make that adjustment now to deal with mental illness. this man was crying out for someone

the more people we killed to have your officers worried about it's got to be like a game like yankees supposed to see you could still the most people and the different ways you could prove maybe be a skilled looking like pain or here's a few drawbacks some serious you know where have the most years they will get the most fierce in-tray you should be reversed. oh ninety women children and five men around the circle open up on full automatic whether i'm sixty. shooting a man raped by six or seven people from her family. most of the other. week those special old fridge and accessory quitman and. they are ready for free play. taken up one. became the gravity. as it should and those people were nerds in the previously. league. and want to soak in a free flight wealthy british style sign some time to. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. to tonight's fireside fridays be your host of the moon comes. this week there are many new and confusing deve

. >> the yankee james. we're crossing the wires, chevron is announcing --thank you james. as sharp turnaround after releasing their reports. $5 billion for the final three months of 2010. bias profit more it that the decade it jumped 20% on improved economy which lifted demand for their f- series pickup trucks, ford was the top-selling brand. their revenue rose and they had their best performance since 1999. >> the economy gains strength in the last year. americans are spending money at the fastest pace in four years. the u.s. company at some have sold more overseas. they're boosting hopes of fort as stronger 2011. - for a stronger 2011. the economy grew 3% last year. workers saw their wages and benefits rise slightly faster. the gain is still below the lowest increase. it increased 2% last year. it was slightly better than the 1.4 increase in 2009. both years were the smallest gains in the labor department records. they go back 28 years. >> a quick break before we come back with weather and traffic. . it is bobbie. not too bad but a very thick in the north of the space. -

he thought they were yankees. to him that was an exotic species. he admired abigail adams. he wrote in a very touching letter. at the end he says i remember meeting her. with sally had means long after the whole scandal. the horrible things that jefferson had caused the journalists to write about john adams. you know, i never thought that i would be writing you a letter because we are so estranged. my heart goes out to you because i remember pauli's so well, and i remember meeting her under circumstances most peculiar. she is reminding him. >> was sally handlings common knowledge? >> oh, yes. this is the first great american presidential sex scandal. when he was in the white house, 1804, he had to run for reelection. 893 there starts to be an inkling of, our president is involved with somebody. then there is this journalist named james thompson calendar. an english radical who had been jeffersons creature. jefferson had been paying him to say horrible things. a hermaphrodite that is not even a woman and this kind of stuff. but he turned on him when he refused to give him th

and the yankees persuing pitcher justice.is 33 and he was an all star with a's as a starter and reliever. and the fcc won five of the last five national championship. >> and up next, quadruplets are one in a million. púpúpúpúj=@1t1t1t1t1tçbçbçbb >>> an italian man is shot. he sneezes out a bullet and lives to talk about it. and there is a decision on what to do with hundreds of thousands of dollars supposed to go to victims of the san bruno blast. the stories and more coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> here a couple is getting ready to take home their quadruplet autos because conceived naturally odds of having quads once in a million. >> and two are identical twins born premature. >> and as you can see from this video he held all four of the babies they were quite the handful. >> i know it's going to be hard. it's fog to be restless but it's worth it. it's worth it. >> and it's rare to have spontaneous quadruplets and this good of an outcome. >> doctors say the first of the four could go home as early as next week. >> great news

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but nowhere close to the $200 million payroll of the new york yankees. one player remains unsigned. ap dress torres. that deal could be done as early as tomorrow. don't forget about the a's. billy beene building a strong team in oakland and he's spending money. the question is, where is this money coming from? in part, this guy, eric chavez. the highest-paid member of the team for years. they've whittled him away. but he's not done. he's been working out for other teams recently including the dodgers this week, l.a. could cite eric chavez as a reserve player. >>> the raiders have hired a new offensive coordinator, al saunders, the well respected veteran coach coming to oakland. saunders has long been a favorite of al davis. not confirmed. this is an espn report. >>> las vegas? betting the packers will beat the bears and the steelers will beat the jets. and this is a scene in green bay, wisconsin, it's cold in green bay. they're getting ready for the -- by the way, how big is the town? about the size of san mateo. it's the smallest market in the nfl. yes, football is religion in gree

. >> i don't care if she sings yankee doodle dandy, she's still going to play. you have the same three songs. >> don't worry, beau. i have no intention of stealing your invisible career. you see, i want one. >> i didn't expect to like it as much. i gave it three kernels out of five. the acting pretty decent. i'm not a country music fan but some songs in here weren't bad. some cheesy moments but unconventional ending which helped save the movie. not bad if you like gwyneth. stick to her day job. >> i heard tim mcgraw, and he doesn't sing in a movie about country music. that's shocking. >> it's very disappointititititi medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65

. >> jimmy: it's almost like having someone from england come and manage the yankees. [ laughter ] it's yeah, that doesn't happen. >> jimmy: really, it's an honor. you've done a great job. >> what about the rangers? they could some and manage the rangers. >> jimmy: they can absolutely do that. yeah, sure. they could do that. completely. it was funny, i was talking to you backstage, because this is -- i don't think -- have you ever been in this studio? >> i don't know if i've been in this studio -- >> jimmy: this is not where conan -- this is not where conan was. 'cause conan o'brien was across the hall, where dr. oz -- >> what was in this -- over the last decade? >> jimmy: it was a warehouse. >> it was a warehouse! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it was local news. it was new york's channel 4 news, chuck scarborough and sue simmons -- >> sue simmons. >> jimmy: absolutely, good call. >> nice. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: anyone playing the sue simmons drinking game at home, "drink!" [ laughter ] >> and by the way, she used to sign off with "let's do it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's ri

he also had stints as manager of the new york yankees and new york mets.john, is a scout for the los angeles dodgers. we lost a member of the dodgers family, the team said, in a statement. >> very strong little girl. >> again, her nickname, i called her the bobcat because she's -- she was competitive and she was not -- she would not take no for an answer. >> reporter: christina also loved baseball. she was a hot shot second baseman as the only girl on her little league team, the canyon dol oroyo pirates. >> she was a good little athlete. she said, dad, i want to be the first -- first woman major league baseball player. i said, that's great. >> reporter: i have to ask you about yesterday. how did you find out? >> i wasn't watching tv. i received a phone call from my friend's husband and he said that susie and christina were at university medical center and i assumed immediately they might have been in a car accident. >> reporter: what else could it be? >> yeah, what else could it be. never in a million years would i have ever guessed. >> reporter: you don't

>>reporter: spring training right around the corner and yankees pursuing ace free agent pitcher. 33-year-old 28 innings the past two years due to injury. duke 33 and 25 with 3.1 era with texas and a's. all star in 2005 and starter and reliever. now to germany for the world christmas tree throwing championship. good end to go the christmas season with unwanted pine. start you off with a javelin throw competition. form is operational. get a grip and let it rip. technique also operational. move on to the spinning throw competition lake the hammer throw. sport for everyone. athlete cool counsel afterward with roaring of a fire of course and p you guessed it of the christmas tree. >> this should be an olympic. >> i have one of the artificial tree. item so heavy can't even about picture up. thanks that's good stuff. >> that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 for mike and all of us i'm tan ashley thanks for watching. appreciate your time as always. hope to see you again in an hour on channel 7. goodbye for hope to see you again in an hour on channel 7. goodbye for now

that comes through the book as the yankees are learning some stuff and that informed a lot of the book because none of this is marvell marvell -- normal. >> we are told almost on a daily basis that publishing is a crisis. one of the things i like to talk about it is publishing seems to me perpetually in crisis and seems like publishers exaggerate in order to keep advances for authors about. [laughter] but to start at the beginning, you talk a bit about your father in france and his publishing venture that began as i understand it began publishing? >> the 50 years i have been in publishing if you want to talk about my father you go back one century which is a little more than people need to know about. >> and unfortunately, though, he -- eventually he joined the major publishing house of gally moore which was one the initial targets of the germans when they came in, and the german ambassador knew him extremely well and loved there for many years. they had figured that there were only two institutions that they needed to take over and control. one was the bank of france, and the other wa

elizabeth robinson and wrote, quote, they are a yankee family and have several relatives in the american army and navy, and of quote. another british officer, william, reported a canadian soldier of the guinn very light infantry shot an american rifleman and then ran up to ponder his corpse. when, quote, he discovered it was his own brother. but then this canadian soldier called the remarked, quote, it served him right for serving the rebels when all the rest of his family fought for king george. this is the war of 1812, it isn't a revolution but for this man and for so many they regard this as a continuation of the revolution but the revolution isn't over for these people. he concluded, quote, such as the terri hail lens of political rancor it can overcome the ties of nature. to call the war f-18 paul seems jarring because we think we have just one house of war from the 1860's which is a much bigger and bloody year affair than the war 1812. but we need i think if we can recall the war of 1812 as a civil war if we recall just how unstable the american union and the republic was in the ge

barry yankee. that was part of it. what eventually happened is this type of people stop coming to work and the jobs began being taken by immigrants by the mid-19th century. then it kind of lost a lot of it's -- what had been attracted about it to people. yes. >> america and then the story as you have told the new york. he mostly spoke about women workers ended comment industry. weather in the history was it just was incidents or in the history of labor unions and your organization, would it be the case that women labor force as it were and garmin industries somehow. >> well, a very good question about the history of the garment industry and textile industry. of course we see that even today a broad. it is an industry. comment and textile industry can be very prepared and made to go relatively cheaply. they don't need a whole lot of capital. a lot of the product to seasonal in nature. that was true. everything is a very transient kind of business. so it is something that appeals to people who are venture-capital is. whi

i used to do sports for many years and once destroy in the area where the boston and yankee fans meet, it's funny, it's trash talking, it's confusing. a lot of people have identity crisis there. it's really, really interesting. i'm excited to see what this is going to be like. >> someone is going to be very humble at the end. >> and going to the super bowl. >>> temperatures in the single digits and below zero in some spots. the weather channel's mike seidel joins us from chicago where it is, what else, snowing. mike, good morning. >> hey, good morning, lester. it is snowing and 8 degrees here. the plows this morning up lake shore drive. on friday in international falls it dropped down to 46 below zero. the coldest in several hundred years. take a look at the afternoon highs from the midwest to the northeast. minneapolis, st. paul up to 13. cinci 19 and in boston where you already had 15 or 50 inches of snow, it may get to 20 degrees. this leads us to the coldest morning this winter in the northeast. tomorrow morning, new york city, central park 9. in providence, your first sub enginee

comes from the book, this oh wow, the yankees learning some stuff about the state's idea. i think that informed a lot of the book because none of this is normal to me. it was like wow. .. >> maybe a little bit this way, but this is sort of our media and telecommunications policy week here. we have an event tonight, we have another event on thursday night featuring a speech by fcc commissioner mike copps with a number of respondents to that. so what's all this doing at a journalism school? when i was just starting as deep this fall of -- dean in the fall of 2003, i was sitting at my desk one day, and the phone rang, and i picked it up. and office a young -- it was of a young woman who was a senior at harvard. and she said i'm writing a senior thesis on the media reform movement, and what i want to know is why is this movement taking place with no journalist ever present at any meeting, convention, conference, etc. this -- and i said to her, well, that's a good question. i thought that probably wasn't a good thing although i think i know part of the answer which is for journ

they love the yankees but i am in the wrong state for that. i will stop now. educate yourself about the 1950s or 60s. i wonder what you wear when you go out on saturday night. get the uncomfortable and those stories will come forward. i have a hard time talking about this because it makes me sad. my father -- i worked in radio and swim in audio all day long. my children will never hear my father's voice because i never recorded it. if you can record the people you love take the opportunity. you don't have to invest lot of money. phones have recorded devices. record and in quality and do that. the last thing i would suggest is do it over food. any time i learned about my family it was always at the table. anytime there is a difficult conversation with someone. if you have a loved one who loves lemon meringue pie give them a mile high piece of morale and. if they like the pineapple upside-down cake, crispy on the edge make sure they get that. that will bring back memories. they don't call it comfort food for nothing. >> i shared a lot of the experiences that mic

if the yankees the big was a big enough.he company coffee company is going to begin to phase in trent the because its 31 ounces of coffee. 30 in italian is tenta, the new cup size was first introduced, will today will be in the south, southwest, it will make it free to california by february 3rd. if your commuter it's probably a bad idea to get caught with the super sized starbucks. >> no bathrooms. >> is a problem. say your the bay bridge approach. >> you will sleep back to drink that. >> we've heard about people discarded christmas trees by now, there's another problem here in the bay area stanley roberts explains. >> i have shanny video of christmas trees abandon on city streets, i even cheju trees left in the santa still fire station. christmas trees lining the streets of walnut creek. what i'm about to show you, it takes the cake. i mention beach in san francisco. a protected area, protected because of threatened burns that break here. buyers are not permitted however, this is of left or burned up christmas tree in the