ellen, this is mr. bodie. good evening, mr. bodie. evening, ma'am. he's agreed to stay on with us for a while. how nice. you certainly have a fine place here, major, you've done all right for yourself. not quite what you expected, huh? you see, before the mine petered out, hatchet valley was quite a flourishing town. i refurnished all this when i took over the valley. will you join me in a brandy? i don't think so, thank you. well, at least have a seat, spend this time to get acquainted before we get down to business. sure you won't change your mind? igar. no, thanks. go on, make yourself at home. i'm sorry, cheyenne, i didn't think about inviting you to dinner. my chef spent 12 years in the finest restaurants in new york till he made a mistake of carving the waiter instead of a roast. i'm sure his venison a la bourguignonne would have impressed you. even the name impresses me. but you don't look like an outlaw. well, looks don't mean too much. i once knew a white-haired old gentleman that i would have sworn was a preacher. he killed five men. the on

i'll make the decisions, mr. bodie. i'd be willin' to risk my life if i thought there was a chance, but i'm not throwin' it away on a bonehead play w wh you. i'm goin' back. you're gonna follow orders. don't you ever point a gun at me again, mister. out of that saddle. form the men up at the rear, lieutenant. if you don't press charges against him, i will. ? well, thank you, thank you. close the door, will you? john! oh, well, when did you arrive on the post? just now, i came directly here. oh, it's good to see you. - what's this? - well, it's a litttt surprise for alice's birthday. i've had this music box hidden in supply - for three months. - well, i'm sorry i didn't know it was her birthday. even if i had, what good would it have done me? where could i find a suitable gift in this wililrness? well, a most welcome surprise you could give her would be my transfer. did general miles say anything? sorry, ted. when i left headquarters, general miles was more concerned with getting horsess for 3,000 soldiers than a transfe

mr. body, how do you feel about that? >> you look at the things that eventually brought you here in the penitentiary. >> exactly. >> so you know you have to stay away from that stuff. but, you know, my biggest thing would be getting reacquainted with the world and the new technologies and, you know, because when i came here, a cell phone was as big as a shoebox. >> the guys that do return to prison -- >> chris lashbrook is only six months away from completing his eight-year sentence for auto theft and burglary. he's been trying to avoid trouble but has recently landed in administrative segregation. >> what happened? why seg? >> i was on the phone with my wife and they asked me to get off the phone, that it was lockdown time. when i hung up the phone, they got on the loudspeaker and said, that means you, lashbrook, and i pointed at the bubble and told her to [ bleep ] her tongue with me. present the case for the department, then you'll have your opportunity. >> i'm going to read an incident report that was written by offic

mr. samuel savage. thank you. >> we think the clerk for his fine notes of the last session. >> good evening, sir. mr. hancock, we thank the clerk for his kind notes of our last session. i call the meeting to order. we have met here at the old south meeting house since -- at those meetings, this body resolved firstly that the duty imposed by parliament upon the tea landed in america is a tax on the americans without their consent. >> ha-za! secondly, that a virtuous and steady opposition to the ministerial plan of governing america is absolutely necessary to preserve even the shadow of liberty, and it is a duty in which every free man in america owes to his country, himself and his posterity. >> here, here! >> thirdly, the east india company of america is a violent attack upon the liberties of america. and fourthly, it is the duty of every american to oppose this attempt. we have made every effort to. peaceably prevent the landing of the tea and the paying of the duty. -- francis good even

cam, or mrs scott's cell phone video clearly captured mr. scott's hands." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> scott's family have not charges. the shooting sparked days of sometimes violent protests. the family urged anyone who is thinking about protesting now - to do so peacefully and lawfully./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> brazillian soccer fans gathered at the chapecoense soccer team's home stadium after their plane crashed in colombia more than 22-thousand fans gathered at the stadium at a catholic mass in honor of the victims. the aircraft carrying the team crashed near medellin on tuesday, killing 71 of the 77 people aboard coaches and staff. family members of the victims were at the stadium, as fans chanted the players' names while holding their cellphones up in the air./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> the remains of fidel castro--are returning to where his revolution began. right now his ashes are on the island of santa clara a day after a ceremony was held at the bay of pigs. the traveling of ashes to retrace the path he took after seizing power...but

the matter is the hands of body mr. peskin >> one question for the financial liability for the city to dpw being accepting those what financial liabilities is the city accepting with them. >> currently oh, xavier due to arrangements with caltrain's little city is responsible for maintaining and keeping up the situation of the van ness so we're actually not take on anything new there is no reimbursement from caltrans to that will remain the same we receive reimbursements on the roadway and that will continue be thinking challenged from this legislation. >> drooment tom anything you want to add. >> good afternoon christopher's thomas with the city attorney's office i want to add in addition to what xavier said the responsibility and liability for the conditions related to sidewalks will be assumed under 9 current code by the private property owners for the implementation of our code and the improvement of our codes on the sidewalks. >> thank you counsel i'll be happy to move this this the full board. >> without objection

the matter is the hands of body mr. peskin >> one question for the financial liability for the city to dpw being accepting those what financial liabilities is the city accepting with them. >> currently oh, xavier due to arrangements with caltrain's little city is responsible for maintaining and keeping up the situation of the van ness so we're actually not take on anything new there is no reimbursement from caltrans to that will remain the same we receive reimbursements on the roadway and that will continue be thinking challenged from this legislation. >> drooment tom anything you want to add. >> good afternoon christopher's thomas with the city attorney's office i want to add in addition to what xavier said the responsibility and liability for the conditions related to sidewalks will be assumed under 9 current code by the private property owners for the implementation of our code and the improvement of our codes on the sidewalks. >> thank you counsel i'll be happy to move this this the full board. >> without objection

mr. muscles right there on the left, the guy in the middle, and the hipster. they got ten women and put on goggles that track where their eyes move. they didn't tell the women the dudes won't be wearing much. >> i'm >> i'm olivia, nice to meet you. i'm trying not to lk i got to try not to look below the beltd. >> glad they didn't invite me to do this. i'd be shamelessly looking everywhere. i would do it for the research. >> also something of a test. you have three guys, two are different, but all in pretty good shape. you haven't exactly got the rainbow of body types. it's more which type of guy do you like. >> seen more than a few targets. >> notice they go right back up. >> the final results are in, and they are all kind of close together. mr. muscles got 29% of the most stares, whereas women looked at the hipster 31% of the time, but the tall one in the middle, the boyish one, 40%. >> i was trying to keep it even. make one feel less love than the other. >>> boo, that's the end of our s

the matter is the hands of body mr. peskin >> one question for the financial liability for the city to dpw being accepting those what financial liabilities is the city accepting with them. >> currently oh, xavier due to arrangements with caltrain's little city is responsible for maintaining and keeping up the situation of the van ness so we're actually not take on anything new there is no reimbursement from caltrans to that will remain the same we receive reimbursements on the roadway and that will continue be thinking challenged from this legislation. >> drooment tom anything you want to add. >> good afternoon christopher's thomas with the city attorney's office i want to add in addition to what xavier said the responsibility and liability for the conditions related to sidewalks will be assumed under 9 current code by the private property owners for the implementation of our code and the improvement of our codes on the sidewalks. >> thank you counsel i'll be happy to move this this the full board. >> without objection

tom: are you optimistic that the legislative body of mr. trump's administration, the senate, and the house could provide the guidelines so that apple ,omputer, or a mid-cap stock will allocate to invest to create jobs? abby: before the election, there were bipartisan conversations, democrats and republicans, all the technology they need for some form of taxes -- some form of corporate tax reform. democrats and republicans were talking about using that money to fund infrastructure, to fund job creationand in some instances, putting limits on how the cash could be used at the corporate level. in 20 17, when we see the actual language of the legislation, we will be able to judge better. ballis point, my crystal at this point, my crystal ball is very foggy. tom: d.c. nominal gdp better youth for next year -- do see nominal gdp of better growth for next year? ways in you look for which a number could be wrong, it is probably more likely to be stronger rather than weaker, in part because the economy is ending 2016 on an accelerated note. tom: abb

the matter is the hands of body mr. peskin >> one question for the financial liability for the city to dpw being accepting those what financial liabilities is the city accepting with them. >> currently oh, xavier due to arrangements with caltrain's little city is responsible for maintaining and keeping up the situation of the van ness so we're actually not take on anything new there is no reimbursement from caltrans to that will remain the same we receive reimbursements on the roadway and that will continue be thinking challenged from this legislation. >> drooment tom anything you want to add. >> good afternoon christopher's thomas with the city attorney's office i want to add in addition to what xavier said the responsibility and liability for the conditions related to sidewalks will be assumed under 9 current code by the private property owners for the implementation of our code and the improvement of our codes on the sidewalks. >> thank you counsel i'll be happy to move this this the full board. >> without objection

m: are you optimistic that the legislative body of mr. trump's administration, the senate and the house, can provide the guidelines so that apple computer, or a mid-cap stock that you and i don't know the name of, will allocate to invest, to create jobs? abby: before the election, there were bipartisan conversations, democrats and republicans, all all acknowledging the need for some form of corporate tax reform. when it comes to repatriation, democrats and republicans were talking about using that money to fund infrastructure, to fund job creation, and in some instances, putting lims on how the cash could be used at the corporate level. in 2017, when we see the actual language of the legislation, we will be able to judge better. at this point, quite frankly, my crystal ball is very foggy. tom: very quickly, the top line of the income statement. do you just assume a better america, a better nominal gdp, better revenue growth for next year? abby: yes, we do. gdp growth in the united states likely up 2%, something along those lines. if we lo

the matter is the hands of body mr. peskin >> one question for the financial liability for the city to dpw being accepting those what financial liabilities is the city accepting with them. >> currently oh, xavier due to arrangements with caltrain's little city is responsible for maintaining and keeping up the situation of the van ness so we're actually not take on anything new there is no reimbursement from caltrans to that will remain the same we receive reimbursements on the roadway and that will continue be thinking challenged from this legislation. >> drooment tom anything you want to add. >> good afternoon christopher's thomas with the city attorney's office i want to add in addition to what xavier said the responsibility and liability for the conditions related to sidewalks will be assumed under 9 current code by the private property owners for the implementation of our code and the improvement of our codes on the sidewalks. >> thank you counsel i'll be happy to move this this the full board. >> without objection

and mrs. byrne's no one else was injured but several neighbors were concerned that the debt was no accident the recall applies to this fire also and castro valley that police said was a cover for murder police say there is no connection between this fire in the one from last week as far as what causes blaze that is still under investigation. >>darya: they're under discussion the two that are in question are two blocks away from the of the one. çáááadvanceáááÑ çááárobináááÑ robin traffic tease. . . accident with injuries on i-680 southbound north of w el pintado (danville). two lanes blocked. expect delays ,$8drw breaking news we are following this morning... an over turned big rig on southbound interstate 680 in danville. this is a live look at the scene. çááádaryaáááÑçááájamesáááÑ çááárobináááÑ toss traffic. cold air will continue over the area today. temperatures begin to moderate tonight as a weak front bring increasing clouds to the area. a storm sys

the depths that you are wading in is at times waist high mr. he first saw the nine bodies that were initially reported. >> it effected people emotionally, i cannot imagine being a family member. i have kids the same time as the victims -- same age as the victims. >> reporter: the oakland fire department is reaching out to all of those that responded here, especially to those that went inside for the recovery, to make sure that they are okay emotionally. the department is bringing in outside counselors. >> there are people that are internalizing this. we need to get the people out there touching base with them and looking out for them. >> reporter: the first responders will hopefully find a way to cope with what they saw but they are unlikely to forget it. >>> 60 students from an oakland school visited the scene of the fire this morning. the students came to pay tribute to the 36 people that died. their teacher said the fifth and sixth graders came to class full of questions about the tragedy, the teacher said the students spent the whole week t

murray says because police body cam videos show scott exiting his suv surrounded by officers who had moments before observed him rolling a joint armed with a handgun that they then chamber. the safety was off and the gun was cocked. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: also because even on the video his wife recorded scott refused police orders. >> officers can be heard at least ten-times commanding mr. scott to drop the gun. >> reporter: also weighing heavy in the d.a.'s decision were a number of alleged eyewitnesses like some of scott's family. >> he didn't have no gun. he wasn't messing with nobody. >> reporter: they later recanted when interviewed by had not actually seen the shooting. >> reporter: it was those disputed claims that led some protesters to violence back in september but through family attorney scott's widow called for calm in light of the d.a.'s decision. >> allow us to conduct what we call a thorough investigation behind the investigation. >> reporter: family attorneys say there still may be sil lawsuits against charlotte -- civil lawsuits against charlotte police for sc

again, mr. president, thank you and thank the members of this body who supported our efforts to provide this much needed aid and i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: mr. president, i want to introduce the senate to a young man i met last friday. his name is luke wang. luke was born in korea. his parents brought him to the united states in the fifth grade. they took him to new jersey and luckily he'd taken some classes and was able to speak evening lirk. he grew up in palisades park. he said it didn't take me long to adjust to a simile because my school offered bilingual class classes. going above and beyond to serve the unique needs after diverse community. this is an amazing young man. he started off with this passion for science. he was accepted into the math and science magnet school called burton county academy ranked by "newsweek" as one of the top five public high schools in the united states. at the academy, luke won se

clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? >> thank you we're >> okay, good morning, everybody welcome to the final 2016, meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance committee meeting. my name is mark farrell and i will be chairing this committee and i am joined by supervisor norman yee and joined momentarily with tang and i want to thank, lindy wong and sfgtv for covering the meeting. do you have any announcements? >> silence all cell phones and devices completed cards and documented to be included as rt

and when mr. lusk described his son's body having almost been decapitated, i was shocked. >> so we go to the icu, and, of course, it's black in the icu except for this one bright room, and they're doing cpr on him. and it was our son. >> he loved soccer until he found out about snowboarding. >> and he liked basketball, too. >> while stoltz claims their son, brian, started the fight, the lusks stand by a very different account. >> it came out during the trial, the bouncer on the stand said out of nowhere stoltz sucker punched our son brian, and then there was a fight. and i know that brian was losing the fight and that one of his friends, that was a little guy, jumped on stoltz's back and stoltz just shook him off and brian told him to stay out of it, and i guess brian got the best of stoltz then. >> but both sides agree that later on stoltz returned to the scene of the knife with a serrated kitchen knife. >> how similar is that knife from the son that killed your son? >> we think it's close from s

adopted now what about the entire body mr. peskin. >> i'll move to send the items with the amendment to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> all right. without objection that that motion carries unanimously madam clerk please call item 5. >> item number 5 age ordinance for the planning code for the citywide transportation that requires the development projects to - creating a administrative fee. >> get to the meat of why we're here today item 5 supervisor avalos thank you for joining us this afternoon he's the author of this item and will be making a short presentation followed by planning department staff and the planning department staff will go through the tdm. >> the floor is yours. >> thank you very much chair cohen we have before us the ordinance that will establish the transportation to demand management part of sustainability program part 3 of that and it is part a new way how to build our buildings in san francisco that align with the new version how we measure the cars and san francisco going from toward

adopted now what about the entire body mr. peskin. >> i'll move to send the items with the amendment to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> all right. without objection that that motion carries unanimously madam clerk please call item 5. >> item number 5 age ordinance for the planning code for the citywide transportation that requires the development projects to - creating a administrative fee. >> get to the meat of why we're here today item 5 supervisor avalos thank you for joining us this afternoon he's the author of this item and will be making a short presentation followed by planning department staff and the planning department staff will go through the tdm. >> the floor is yours. >> thank you very much chair cohen we have before us the ordinance that will establish the transportation to demand management part of sustainability program part 3 of that and it is part a new way how to build our buildings in san francisco that align with the new version how we measure the cars and san francisco going from toward

mrs amiridis admitted to the affair but denies ordering the murder. a cousin of the policeman has been accused of taking part in the crime and moving the body. investigations have been carried out at an apartment in the north of rio where mr amiridis and his family were thought to have been staying. he had apparently travelled from brasilia to spend christmas with his wife and her parents. it's thought this is where he was fatally wounded. the president of brazil has written to the greek prime minister expressing his profound sadness and condolences to the family of ambassador amiridis and the greek people. donald trump has praised the russian president, vladimir putin, for his decision not to retaliate after the us expelled 35 russian diplomats. the outgoing obama administration said it was throwing out the diplomats in a row over hacking during the american election, a suggestion rejected by the kremlin. with the latest from moscow, here's steve rosenberg. near the kremlin tonight, they were putting on a seasonal show, ahead of the new year celebrat

adopted now what about the entire body mr. peskin. >> i'll move to send the items with the amendment to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> all right. without objection that that motion carries unanimously madam clerk please call item 5. >> item number 5 age ordinance for the planning code for the citywide transportation that requires the development projects to - creating a administrative fee. >> get to the meat of why we're here today item 5 supervisor avalos thank you for joining us this afternoon he's the author of this item and will be making a short presentation followed by planning department staff and the planning department staff will go through the tdm. >> the floor is yours. >> thank you very much chair cohen we have before us the ordinance that will establish the transportation to demand management part of sustainability program part 3 of that and it is part a new way how to build our buildings in san francisco that align with the new version how we measure the cars and san francisco going from toward

mr. leahy: mr. president, i enjoy calling you by that title. i hope you do, too. because you know that you could easily hold that title as president of this body or president of the united states, you've shown your qualification for either one. but let me speak in your role as president of the senate. it makes you a member of this body, a body that can be and on some occasions has been the conscience of the nation. you have served longer in this body than any other member here. i look at 9 fact you serve -- at the fact you served here two years longer than i have and so as the other longest serving member, i look at you as my senior senator, and i'm delighted -- i'm delighted to be your junior. i think back to some of the things we did together, mr. president. i remember when i was running for the senate in vermont in 1974 and people told me i was far too young to get elected to the senate at 34 years old. my predecessor was somebody who had been elected here when i was born and served there till i arrived. you put your arm around me and you said, you know, it wou

mr. leahy: mr. president, i enjoy calling you by that title. i hope you do, too. because you know that you could easily hold that title as president of this body or president of the united states, you've shown your qualification for either one. but let me speak in your role as president of the senate. it makes you a member of this body, a body that can be and on some occasions has been the conscience of the nation. you have served longer in this body than any other member here. i look at 9 fact you serve -- at the fact you served here two years longer than i have and so as the other longest serving member, i look at you as my senior senator, and i'm delighted -- i'm delighted to be your junior. i think back to some of the things we did together, mr. president. i remember when i was running for the senate in vermont in 1974 and people told me i was far too young to get elected to the senate at 34 years old. my predecessor was somebody who had been elected here when i was born and served there till i arrived. you put your arm around me and you said, you know, it wou

so i ask this body, mr. speaker, what could be more fundamental to life than water? america's not some third world country. we're a wealthy nation. and we will not let any american go without water. so i'm proud we're voting on legislation today to deliver water to the people across the country by updating our water resource projects and changing outdated water policy. but, mr. speaker, we cannot treat each community facing water crisis in isolation. in my state of california, we're enduring the worst drought in over a century. farmland has been fallowed, families are forced to cut back on water consumption. some are out of water completely. they have to travel to community centers for drinking water or to even take showers and brush their teeth. with each passing day, month, and year our situation becomes more dessprafment as we -- desperate. as we all know the drought is an act of nature. it is one of those troubles that we can respond to and prepare for but not prevent. yet our own government, the federal government, has not only failed to prepare for this drought

following the attack mr. stratton spent nearly a year recovering from his injuries yet chose to return to sea as soon as he was able. mr. stratton reported to uss stack as gunner's mate and continued his service through the end of the war. mr. stratton made the journey back to pearl harbor with his family to honor fallen crew members and reconnect with old friends. he's one of five known remaining pearl harbor survivors of uss arizona, and he stands on stage today for all pearl harbor survivors. all pearl harbor survivors and world ii veterans invited to stand as able. mr. stratton will now return the salute to uss halsey. [applause] >> carry on. pearl harbor survivors and world war ii veterans, please be seated. we thank the uss halsey and 199th and 19th squadrons for participating in today's ceremony. in the hawaiian culture, the religious leader or spiritual adviser, today we're pleased to have for our invocation a hawaiin blessing offered. ♪ ♪ ♪ [speaking foreign language] >> our eternal father in h

mr. trump let everyone know happening monday. he announced him as a true general's general. he served as u.s. central command. the president-elect narrowed choice for supreme court nominee down to three or four candidates. one of his first decisions after inauguration will be nominate replacement for scalia. judge garland. highly respected brilliant people and he'll announce the nominee soon. >>> mike pence's new washington d.c. neighbors are giving him a colorful welcome. several people on pence's new block in d.c. have been hanging rainbow pride flags to show displeasure about his positions on lgbtq issues. he's renting a house in the neighborhood before he moves into the vice president's mansion in january. >>> a group of peoplere lights for a whole different reason. they're demanding end to denver's camping ban. the city started enforcing the camping ban for safety reasons. some say it's not fair to homeless people. there have been multiple sweeps trying to get people off the downtown streets recently. group is starting the peaceful parch at 6:30 tonight. >>> natives, tr

following the attack mr. stratton spent nearly a year recovering from his injuries yet chose to return to sea as soon as he was able. mr. stratton reported to uss stack as gunner's mate and continued his service through the end of the war. carry on. please be seated. we thank the "uss halsey" and 199th and 19th squadrons for participating in today's ceremony. in the hawaiian culture, the religious leader or spiritual adviser, today we're pleased to have for our in vocation offered. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] >> our eternal father in heaven -- -- good morning, heavenly father. our dear creator, my blessing this day is for the sacred presence of our pearl harbor survivors who are physically here. my prayer also is dedicated to the great heroes who lost their lives that day. we're also spiritually here sitting and walking among us. heavenly father, i come before you humbly and ask for this, to make things right finally and righteous and to ask for a forgiveness. for the pain and suffering has been so long

mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: yes, we are. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: so ordered. mr. mcconnell: so, i'd just like to call everybody's atongs the house vote that just occurred on the continuing resolution and on the wrda bill. the continuing resolution passed 326 to 96. 208 roons voted for it and -- 208 republicans voted for it and 33 voted against t on the democrats, 118 democrats voted for it and only 63 voted against it. on the wrda bill it passed 360-61. republicans voted for it 222-17. democrats voted for it 138-44. so the house is clearly with two overwhelming votes sent us the last two measures that we need to deal with here before we wrap up this congress and head home for the holidays. now, in that regard, mr. president, i ask the chair to lay before the body a message to accompany h.r. 2028. the presiding officer: the chair lays before the body th

mrs amiridis admitted to the affair, but denies ordering the murder. a cousin of the policeman has been accused of taking part in the crime and moving the body. investigations have been carried out at a house in the north of rio where mr amiridis and his family were thought to have been staying. he had apparently travelled from brasilia to spend christmas with his wife and her parents. it's thought this is where he was fatally wounded. the president of brazil has written to the greek prime minister expressing his profound sadness and condolences to the family of ambassador amiridis and the greek people. a new strike by workers on southern railway is causing disruption to rail services. members of the rmt union started a three—day walkout this morning in the long—running dispute about the role of conductors. an ongoing ban on overtime by drivers in the aslef union is adding to the disruption. a female cyclist from nottingham has set a new world record for female riders by covering over 32,000 miles in 12 months. kajsa tylen has broken a world record

we have a pretty specific way that we release body worn camera. i think we work very hard andry mr. was a lot of back and fortht a lot of negotiation about whatt the law would say as it relatese to when we release body worn camera. my particular view is what we want the video footage to make it safer in the district of th their work and for communities to have confidence in policelice action. in recent months we've also asked philadelphia mendelson,ndl the chairman of the d.c. city council as ken onmack duffy fory their physicians on the issueue and so far they have bothth remained silent. paul wagner, fox5 local news. > after seeing the redactedcted videos we asked the deputy mayor for public safety why cover the facers and the suspect this isis the answer we got. >> they have the most body worny in the country. signed by muriel bowser that allows foot age to be releaseeae through the public through a freed a.m. of information account request even when the person requesting the footageotg doesn't appear in it. end quote.e. well, it is official, donaldicia trump will be sworn in as