and we're going to disrupt business as usual as long as that continues. >> yvette, it has been more than years since the rodney king riots in los angeles, some would say not much has changed. what will be different this time? what will it take to really make a fundamental change in the system? >> i think that we've got to have new leadership that comes forward and new young leaders to come forward and really fight to channel that anger and rage that is going to continue to grow as long as these killer police officers are allowed to go free. we are looking for new young leaders who really want to make a fight and change history in our direction. >> i'm sorry i cut owe in the last few seconds, do you feel like you're in it for the long haul? >> i think we have to take the evidence there and make the links, black people are arrested more there, in san francisco, an astounding 10.8 times greater arrest among black folks. so if we're going to be serious about this we have to address the injustice. >> all right, zach murray, both of you, thank you so much. there is lots more to talk about. >>

dead. >> reporter: >> to see that only children are harmed and these yvette's.armed in these events. >>it is impossible to end this type of event ...more will pop up in its place. >> pam: items taken included close, food and toys mostly donated by the high school and danville. given to 14 balance tomorrow but police in concord said it will donate the money today and asking the public to match them donations. >> catherine: delivered but a group that made part surprise people which are details angels appeared fairly low key today. unloaded bag of toys that will go to children across the bay area. from sports equipment, to toys. >> with that we are just like everyone else during this time people need support and help the less fortunate >> catherine: a. san francisco charity that donates every christmas. >> pam: annual christmas amazing holiday lights creek drilling our host as they showed you the biggest and best light display in the bay area the amazing holiday like at 9:00 p.m.. >> pam: speaking of the warriors will there be a knee problem that is more serious th

mayor is going to pill the switch and joining him a syosset who is here i asked them to come up i met yvette before the ceremony stated she's with her own parents talking about this is a generational connection she's been here since 1969 come on up and join the mayor on the sign. >> yeah. i think the switch came from candle stick park we want to make sure it works mr. mayor 3 may not be the best example. >> here's our switch and she's here with her daughter and husband mark all right. and also lilly come on up and i like to ask the kids co-to come up and surround the mayor in pulling the switch kids to the high voltage zone and special shout out to literally will i her joe is an employee he lights it everyday so let's give a special shout out to joe landlord/tenant so will you all count down from 5 5 example 4, 3, 2, 1. >> yeah. happy holidays everybody may there be lots of love in our holiday season and get out and play and enjoy our paradoxes thank you very muchyour paradox thank you very muchparadoxes thank you very muchaparadoxes thank you very murparadoxes thank you very muchparkparadox

. >> and hazardous materials division tells me that the firing yvette had stopped-- eve thatevent. >>other compounds were released. they had inspectors on site monitoring. they determined that due to the conditions there was not a need to have a shelter in place. they will continue to monitor the situation. and we will know as the evening moved on. >> grant: is there a concern that the refinery is so close to so many people? the modesty flaring taking place again, not that it happens all the time cree. >> always had the potential of health the risk. also individual sensitivities and how close they are, and the land condition accurate--and the wind condition. >> they were monitoring the defense line monitors and did not see anything at the ground level. not that they were not hazardous materials in the ear creek so that will be further analyzed. but the health conditions in the course of the evening. they didn't tell me that the gas and smoke was beginning to dissipate at the flaring in date. --as the flaring into it. >> grant: 9, and you are now see that the flaring is out and the gas

. >> yvette came here, she did your family and mine. so you're next.ge.com if you want to find out about it. we'll tell but that later in the show. she did go into times square and surprised some people out there. just to tell them what they didn't know about their families. >> that's coming up this hour. thank you for joining us. in the meantime, we start with a fox news alert. well, it is one sided. it's from the democrats in the senate and it is about the c.i.a. and it's essentially bags the c.i.a. that came out yesterday. now we're learning from the f.b.i. that they have issued a bulletin to local, state and federal authorities, be on the lookout. this thing might have angered some lone wolves out there. there could be trouble now that the democrats have released this report. >> that's why senator feinstein has to sleep at night because she felt it absolutely had to come out. not only to the intel committee, not only to the entire senate, not only to the u.s., but the entire world because according to the vice president of the united states, we're

senate approved the yvette murphy despite opposition over murphy's public support for gun control. she's a 37 year-old physician and harvard medical school instructor. the president says he will start right away and then that he has a life time of public health experience were difficult ceases and health promotion that he will bring to the job. >>> what do americans want to know in 2014? what were they searching for? we will break down google's list straight ahead. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. eagles have more problems and needing help to make playoffs, trent cole has a broken hand, may need surgery. nick foles is not cleared yet from his broken collar bone and still out and may be the regular season. >>> eagles play washington on saturday but chip kelly is not worried about their mental approach. >> we only play one game, just wasting energy if you think about anything other than washington and that is our job as coach toes make sure that they truly understand. that i don't worry about this group from that standpoint. if we don't beat washington then there are no scenarios

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a partial to san francisco since i moved here i found out that there's so many hidden it hidden yvette'sibbean bureau i love lazy days. i'm your rain kelly this is a city where i was born and raised. maureen kelly.. i am dead german italy is one in the favorite topics come from san francisco. dan kerman... what does the change this microphone into a football i'm also an amateur magician. my name is j. r. stone and i live in san francisco. my name is erica and i'm fourth generation san franciscan. a stanley roberts one of my special skills i used to be able to recite the ingredients to a big mac from what and backwards. to all been patty's special sauce lettuce cheese pickles onions on a sesame seed bun. a grand lotus and destined where mary grant lotus in just eight are married justine are married as you may know... droplight a ball i worked mainly in the south bay san jose of living here is what it the south county area for almost 30 years this is my golden retriever honey. my on live in san francisco. i love going on of grunting golden gate park. and a like trying all the unique restau

fighter for justice, a voice for the voiceless, and it's now my privilege to yield to congresswoman yvette clarke. ms. clarke: hands up, don't shoot. i thank my colleague and friend, mr. jeffries of brooklyn new yorker for his tremendous leadership both -- from brooklyn, new york, for his tremendous leadership both here in washington, d.c., and in new york. i rise to join my colleagues in the congressional a black caucus to discuss being black in america and what the injustice in ferguson, missouri, says about where we are and where we need to go as a civil society. i first want to once again offer my condolences to the family of michael brown whose efforts to secure justice on behalf of their son were undermined by the decision of the grand jury. the killing of michael brown and aa tacks by the ferguson -- and attacks by the ferguson police department on protesters demonstrate an assumption that young women and men who are african-american are inherently suspicious, a false assumption with deadly consequences. so where do we go from here? we must not allow this false assumption to prevail

that's an iconic yvette mass card. there is one to pray and contemplate what christ smas about.condly, let's concentrate, savannah, on some of the things that i admit can every once in a while be xaj rated and taken to extremes during christmas, but in general have a good point like gift giving. you know, you see pastors say, oh, condemn the consumerism. condemn the shopping. wait a minute. 99% of that, they're shopping for other people. they're shopping to give it away. that's a very noble selfless sentiment. isn't it? so family, friends, feasting, joy. religion is about that. okay. religion is about all of that. so there's, yeah, it can be taken overboard. i tend to do it. you know. but let's at least say, this is good and then coming together, solidarity. this is the one we got a cliche about it. nobody should be himself or herself on christmas. because with this almost this tangible feeling of solidarity that we are a part of the family. we are a part of a wider community. christmas brings that about. those are all magnificent noble sentiments that are a part of this season

. >> congresswoman yvette clarke. >> thank you congressman jeffreys. i am devastated.i can't believe that in the 21st century and the united states of america we cannot get a simple indictment for the murder of a man that was caught on tape. this is such an extraordinary blow to the justice system of this nation, to all of us as americans. we should all fear -- feel the grief from this miscarriage of justice bit i stand with my colleagues today to ask that the department of justice oversee, intercede, disrupt, do what you must do to bring justice to our nation. this is not just about eric garner. it is about all of us. it is about our collective humanity and what we as americans are passing on to the next generation of americans. this has got to stop. as eric garner said before his life was taken, it has to in today. we cannot have another generation of americans caring this baggage of racism, this baggage of misconduct and behavior, not recognizing each other's humanity. children cannot grow up in america with the type of injustice, the fear that exists within our com

i want to thank yvette clarke for her great work, and benny thompson willing to come together in a bipartisan way in our committee to get something good done for the american people. i want to thank senators carper and coburn for moving forward. not something we've seen this congress, some actually coming back from the senate to the house to pass out of this committee, something we haven't seen much these days. and i also want to thank the staff. i want to thank alex manning, who's staff director and brett de witt for his great work, tireless hours on the democrat side as well, holding over 300 meetings with the private sector, working day in and day out to get to the point where we are today on the house floor. mr. speaker, i consider this to be an historic moment, historic moment on the house floor as we pass the most significant cybersecurity legislation ever passed by the congress. this issue 10 years ago, no one would understand it. today, people are finally starting to wake up to the fact that the threats were a cyberattack is real. and as we look at the threats from china, from russia,

we have doctor yvette, william sparks who is with us and it's our commissioner for the administration for native americans. we have stacy who many of you know as well as lives clark from the office of intergovernmental affairs. we are hearing full force a reflection of the importance of our relationship and the many broad range of issues that we all work on together and for those of you that i am meeting for the first time, this is a few of you had the opportunity to meet with the staff i want to take this opportunity to tell you how much i do look forward to working with you to help the folks throughout the indian country obtain the building blocks of healthy and productive lives. i have the opportunity to work towards these goals when i was leading the wal-mart foundation and the work we did with the tribes during my time at the bill and melinda gates foundation i had the chance to work on these issues as we tried to increase the connectivity to the chapter houses in the navajo nation. and i also have some of university office of management and budget where i had the chance to work

fighter for justice, a voice for the voiceless, and it's now my privilege to yield to congresswoman yvette clarke. ms. clarke: hands up, don't shoot. i thank my colleague and friend, mr. jeffries of brooklyn new yorker for his tremendous leadership both -- from brooklyn, new york, for his tremendous leadership both here in washington, d.c., and in new york. i rise to join my colleagues in the congressional a black caucus to discuss being black in america and what the injustice in ferguson, missouri, says about where we are and where we need to go as a civil society. i first want to once again offer my condolences to the family of michael brown whose efforts to secure justice on behalf of their son were undermined by the decision of the grand jury. the killing of michael brown and aa tacks by the ferguson -- and attacks by the ferguson police department on protesters demonstrate an assumption that young women and men who are african-american are inherently suspicious, a false assumption with deadly consequences. so where do we go from here? we must not allow this false assumption to prevail

fighter for justice, a voice for the voiceless, and it's now my privilege to yield to congresswoman yvette clarke. ms. clarke: hands up, don't shoot. i thank my colleague and friend, mr. jeffries of brooklyn new yorker for his tremendous leadership both -- from brooklyn, new york, for his tremendous leadership both here in washington, d.c., and in new york. i rise to join my colleagues in the congressional a black caucus to discuss being black in america and what the injustice in ferguson, missouri, says about where we are and where we need to go as a civil society. i first want to once again offer my condolences to the family of michael brown whose efforts to secure justice on behalf of their son were undermined by the decision of the grand jury. the killing of michael brown and aa tacks by the ferguson -- and attacks by the ferguson police department on protesters demonstrate an assumption that young women and men who are african-american are inherently suspicious, a false assumption with deadly consequences. so where do we go from here? we must not allow this false assumption to prevail

yvette clarke has been very helpful and we have a bill she had worked on so hard and h.r. 3107 which passed 395-8 that has been now included in the senate version. i'm glad to have her and her involvement in this. i also want to thank blake farenthold for his work in this, coming from texas, he cares deeply about these issues and has been veryportive -- supportive. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from district of columbia. ms. norton: i'm pleased to give two minutes to mr. o'rourke, the gentleman from texas, an original co-sponsor of h.r. 3463, the house companion version of s. 1691. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. o'rourke: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to going by thanking my colleague from the district of columbia for her work managing this bill on the floor today and yielding me some time to speak in support of it. i especially want to thank my colleague from the state of utah, mr. chaffetz, for his work on the house version of this bill and on behalf of my community in el paso, texas,

yvette clark, serves as leader of the congressional black caucus called for an investigation into the congressman's actions while others like bobby jindal is offering his support. i'm confident that he absolutely rejects racism in all its forms. >>> meanwhile, michael grimm is calling it quits days after pleading guilt toy tax evasion. the republican congressman admitted to underreporting receipts from a restaurant he managed between 2007 and 2010 and employing undocumented immigrants. >>> former president george h.w. bush spent another night in the hospital but doctors say his breathing has returned to normal. nbc's jacob rascon is in houston with the very latest. jacob, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. that improvement in his breathing, best news from doctors yet. despite the daily updates, the former president remains hospitalized. last night was his seventh night at houston methodist. he was taken here by ambulance as a precaution last tuesday, after he had some trouble breathing. important to note that if the past is any indication, we may only learn just how s

this year's christmas monty's yvette mass hits the notes.ow in the real world, monty has his own twitter account and tens of thousands of followers. his $150 look-a-like toy fell off the shelves. this time john lewis has met its match ♪ all is come ♪ all is bright >> reporter: the supermarket chain struck back with a four minute hollywood-style blockbuster recounting the true story of world war i's only christmas truce. belgium 1914, christmas eve when british and german troops sang christmas carrolls from opposing trenches and at dawn put down their rifles, shook hands and played soccer with an improvised ball. back to the trenches, in the ad, otothe german find a gift from tommy the brit, his chocolate bar t. message, christ smas for sharing. the ad struck a core on that centennial year of that brutal war and not only positive. snsbury have us sell more stuff. this year a draw of what the retail giants will think of next there are innovation and better effects to touch and connect with people. >> the church of england is getting the messag