. >> kirk: now taton said if cole is his -- >> we're taking him. >> they want cole --ismr my dead body and you ain't going near my kids >> i already have been >> kirk: i cannot believe you guys are not friends anymore >> i have been near your daughter. >> kirk: you on the town must have been a blast. time to meet the man in the middle of this former friend feud. taton come on out and try not t get anyone pregnant on the way. [laughter] how are you doing? >> how is it going? >> kirk: this is like almost an abercrombie and finch poster. this started you were watching spiderman with nirvana, right? >> if i can remember. >> kirk: tell me about that web. how did the web start? >> well, it all started -- >> kirk: were you with tiffany at the time? >> no, i wasn't. >> kirk: who are you with now? >> i want to be with tiffany i'm not with nobody. >> kirk: tiffany do you want anything to do with him? no? you have twohildren? >> if he quits sleeping with... i will be good >> i'm here to be honest with you >> kirk: who were you with last night and this morning? >> tiffany. it don't matter he was w

seÑor cole, llÉvelo abajo. seÑor fryer, prepÁrelo. >> sÍ, seÑor. >> ahora, nos dispusimos a circunnavegar el globo y le aseguro que lo haremos por la gloria de todos ¿quedÓ entendido? gracias, pueden marcharse. ♪. >> estÁ loco, vamos a morir. hay que hacer algo. >> debemos hacer algo. (llaman a la puerta). >> entre. >> ¿puedo hablar contigo? >> estoy ocupado, ¿es importante? >> creo que sÍ. >> sÉ breve. >> william, sobre tu decisiÓn de rodear el cabo. >> william. no, seÑor. no capitÁn. william. >> los hombres estÁn descontentos. >> ah, no me digas ¿y ellos estÁn a cargo? >> lo estarÁn si insisten. >> ¿cÓmo? ¿podrÍas repetirlo? los hombres estÁn a cargo ¿estÁs amenazÁndome? >> no es amenaza es advertencia. >> ah, con que hay traidores ¿eh? >> no! hay temor. >> rodear el cabo es la ruta mÁs fÁcil y la mejor y por ahÍ iremos ¿algo mÁs? >> fue insubordinado, cobarde e insubordinado. atemorizÓ a los hombres, yo no les infundÍ miedo, fue Él. por tanto serÁ castigado y atravesarem

cole younger's eye was swollen up. one of the most amazing things after the men are taken -- captured, and this was the biggest story in minnesota ever about the outlaw hunt. well, huge crowds come to the town to see the outlaws, and there is a shift. people are sympathetic to the outlaws. they have killed two men in northfield but these outlaws are famous, and they seem to be nice boys. they're christians, and there's one big crying jag after another as the people go through and they're talking about their childhood, and their troubles in the war and quoting the bible, cole younger said he quotes byron and people are -- they're -- bob younger, 22 years old, handsome, they bring him bouquets of flowers, and every town that these outlaws go through on their way to the jail, they're base basically celebrated. people want to shake their hands. this cult of celebrity. it's very, very incredible. even the minnesota newspapers said that, these men had it not been such a horrible thing they were doing, this is one of the most

. >> yeah, well, i met the president of cinnabon, cat cole. she's an extraordinary woman, very much an inspiring story. she started out as a waitress at hooters at age 17 and rose up through the ranks. she never graduated from college and now she is the president of cinnabon. take a listen to her story. >> so, this is where some of the food science happens. the dough will rise -- >> reporter: cat cole knows a thing or two about rising. >> come on through, brenda. >> reporter: it wasn't long ago, she was the one carrying the tray. cole started her career at age 17 waiting tables at a hooters in florida. now she's traded buffalo wings for the boardroom, as president of cinnabon. >> everybody had a first job. not everyone worked at hooters as a first job, but a lot of people were waitresses. mine's just a little unique, so it makes it a little more fun to talk about. >> reporter: cole runs a $1 billion franchise empire, one that employs 12,000 people, but she says that first job as a hooters server gave her a taste of what she had to do to succee

>> reporter: cole insists he's no hero. but huge crowd tned out at the tional air force meum at dayton, ohio, ts past weekend to honor the few doottle raiders still alive toy. the mission itself is on exhibit with an actual b-25 bomber. who is that hanging out the ndow there? >> that's supposed to be me. >>eporter: the occasiowas bittsweet. for 68 yearsoolittle raiders gathered ttoast those who have died. because ofheir age, they have deded this would be their last. may they rest in peace. >> rorter: for the doolittle raiders,t was their final ssion. >> the story has r its course. it's about time to tiehings up and ride off into the sunset. >> reporr: with a legacy tha shall live on forever. jim miklzewski, nbc news, comfort, texas. >>> that'sur broadcast for this veteranday monday night. as we start off a new week. thank you fo bei withus. we'll leave y tonight with a beautifu veterans day reminder r all those new yorkers who chse to look skyward. i'm brian williams, and we hope to see you rht back here tomorrow evening go

tavis: i know the cole porter story. michael jackson, of course. >> indiana got some good something out there. tavis: good water. great artists who perform this stuff but don't necessarily write it emma since you mention sinatra, con -- necessarily write it, since you was hisd sinatra, khon muse. he sang 87 songs from the same guy. >> one thing i can say about frank sinatra which white -- which i will say in my show is that he always acknowledged to the writers. if you ever notice in his live performances are you see -- or you hear a live album, he always gave them credit. tavis: and you do the same thing. i have seen you everywhere but the carlyle. this season, hope to get there and see you. i saw bobby short there when he was holding court for 30 some years. years and iere 36 have been there nine. i have been there every year since he passed away. by the time i catch him come i will be am a 60. [laughter] , i haveelieve that [indiscernible] mike is on the way over to brooklyn. tavis: you love that room. >> i was honore

as for what tom cole said he does have somewhat of a point you know i think that republicans we do need to obviously reach out to hispanics we need to reach out to african-americans but when we do we need to reach out to gays but when we do that we do it in a way where we kind of try to divide and conquer we try to crack off you know one particular group of demographic and then pander it and pander to it until you know presumably they'll come out and vote for us and they never do and i think really you know i think the christie strategy is the one that applies best here he won half the hispanic vote in new jersey during his recent reelection i think if you go out and you just speak honestly and you know forthrightly but you christie didn't speak honestly what do you assume when you don't suck up to them chris think that's the this was opposed to immigration reform he just he didn't talk about his policies he talked about what a nice guy you know the christie strategy was the reagan strategy to. talk about how extreme you are just get elected as a nice guy i don't think that's true at al

the republican party risks becoming a permanent minority so isn't cole right and when mary cheney says that her sister loses not just wrong but on the wrong side of history isn't there something to that chris well i would say about what tom cole said i think it is vitally important for the republican party to talk about different issues and to expand our base and what we need to be talking about is the freedom agenda giving people more power over their lives in terms of the money then later going to marry the person they love well i think it's the freedom to follow the constitution and to say that you know staged marriage is a state issue and i think that is what liz cheney said that she would leave it up to the states but are we going to allow people not to disagree if they have deeply held religious beliefs i mean this is really a religious liberty issue and if i feel that those two things are not equal but i'm not going to stop somebody marriages the marriage is a legal institution it's a religious institution if you do it in a church but a lot of people don't do it in churches it h

we traced the path of all these cole,unications around the worl. it is interesting because most of the telecommunications from 3 via and the pacific area of come into the u.s. on this one beach in california. and then they cabo up this litte building about 2 miles away. , laamee switches, and at&t switches. if you were going to -- if all you wanted w3 v to eavesgreeop on its in-the communication, this tree vacation in and out of the united statees u that is where you'd want to put your secret room is that is where it all comes in an area of those out. the what tsa did instead was in this large switch in downtown san francisco. that is not only where a lot of the internet such communication comes in the were aim ot of the domestic communications. >> everything. ton po so when the cables of c, n to this one particular floor of the building, they are put throy the,what is knoy that wlinter box which is basicy a prison that separates the photons and takes one photon and basically creates to. >> a mirror image. >> a mirror image of the cable. so one cab

the man brought back to life is agent phil coles and claude gregg have to say in all candor it's the most moving thing that's ever happened to me and now twenty five years of doing this to have a character that people really connect to and care about my no more then the audience but less than the writers and i kind of like that i'm finding it out is the audience does plus kind of a rewrite pages from the governor because i'm kind of the glue of the marvel universe guys that's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our guest is claude gregg actor writer director you know our guest from his years of playing julia louis dreyfus is ex-husband on the new adventures of old christine he's been resurrected from the dead and reprisals his role as agent phil coles them from the avengers on the current a.b.c. a.b.c. hit marvel's agents of shield it airs tuesday nights at eight pm you've had a journey you've had this character had a journey give me a little chronology write. my neighbor at the time john fabbro lived down the street from me in santa monica was put together a franchise

all of them and brought back to life as agent phil coles and claude gregg have to say in all candor it's the most moving thing that's ever happened to me and now twenty five years of doing this to have a character that people really connect to and care about my no more then the audience but less than the writers and i kind of like that i'm finding it out is the audience does plus kind of the right pages from the governor because i'm kind of the glue of the marvel universe guys that's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our guest is claude greg the actor writer director you know our guest from his years of playing julia louis dreyfus is ex-husband on the millet benches of old christine he's been resurrected from the dead and reprisals his role as asian phil coles them from the avengers on the current a.b.c. a.b.c. hit marvel's agents of shield it airs tuesday nights at eight pm you've had a journey you've had this character had a journey give me a little chronology write. my neighbor at the time john fabbro lived down the street from me in santa monica was put together a fra

cole wilcox from longboard asset manager, jamie albertine. thank you for joining us, guys. >> thank you. >> cole, let me kick this off with you. what is your reaction to the tesla quarter. how did they do? >> look, i think this quarter is really kind of going to be, what we talked about before, a lot of expect takings and ultimately i think the market is going to see this as a negative relative to where expectations were at. maybe they beat consensus view but the stock is -- has been momentum stock of the year. it's gotten there because there's huge expectations imbedded inside of it. ultimately i think this will be seen as disappointment to momentum players in it today. >> what about you, are you disappointed? would you put money to work in this stock after this quarter and the run that it's had? >> absolutely not. i think going guard, in the course of the next year, tesla is actually -- the short side is the way to play the trade and that 2014 is the year of the honeymoon ending for tesla and tesla shareholders and ultimately people will be

in cole hall. travels among mountains and strains as a representative with open plan a thing to do that during the song dynasty around two thousand years ago. as the claim. the number one to find painting the solution is to you the middle of the tombstones of grand rounds. do you want from them from killing them. cascades into a misty of this merchants can. six months on ropes routines colors. ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay. news not particularly complex the pointed to its magnificent mountain using themes replaced and all the hay. whom the move in sometimes she refused. i'm going to say and it's painted drinking. he was apparently fond of sitting on the roll deep in the mountains morning away this time. eye. i eye the chief. as the unique opinions concerning travel is among mountains and streets this musical will cook. one set so cheap a sensitivity chip. no caution to ten i put a kind of upset. this is a hobo this sem one and two of the and what those. cole while ago that she's back the amendment sought

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net king cole didn't write a song, not that i know of. tavis: that is where the money is, you know. >> yeah, i mean, i don't know. sinatra did all right. doinga streisand isn't too bad. elvis did pretty good. [laughter] tavis: but if you can write and perform. >> i think that is somehow where things get a little diluted. because it works both ways. probably, if cole porter had to sing his own songs, maybe he wouldn't have had some a great songs. it is two different talents. a used to be more separate back in those days. and the songwriters would get in there and write songs and that was their craft and the singers would just knock them out. billie holiday didn't do too bad either. all these people, there were two different things. they didn't write those songs. she did write a couple very tavis: i find myself always -- she did write a couple. tavis: i find myself always coming back to this. what do you think about the invisibility or the absence of melody these days? >> it's a shame. i think the technology in the technical world that we l

not christmas for me until i hear nat king cole, and donny hathaway. smooth.oice is that's why i had to cover that one. tavis: speaking of people's voices, putting you on the spot again, are there people's voices when you were growing up why johnny mathis, who you referenced a moment ago, that the voice just did everything for you? that "songs inr, the key of life." over and over again to that whole album, trying to learn the words. he made us feel like we were a part of what he was doing. i cannot even describe what he did. tavis: how does it feel years later to grow up and be an artist and hang out with stevie, to perform with him? how do you process that journey in this short life? >> i'm just so grateful. i'm so blessed. i remember what stevie made me feel like as a child. he made me feel like i wanted to be part of his movement. where are you going? i need to know what you know and see what you see. and now, here i am. i'm so grateful. bigs: stevie does a christmas toy drive here in l.a. i know if the tickets are not already sold out, they will be

seers and coles are specting leaner sales. retailers offer free shipping as a lure. >> a lot of strength comes from online channels. especially with mobile toting consumers. >> nearly half of consumers are expected to do some of their shopping online. that's up from 30% last year. analysts say a challenge for retailers now is to keep the clicking customers happy by making sure their orders ship in time for the big day. >> more travel sites are also joining the cyber monday frenzy. many hotels nationwide are expected to discount room rates by 50% through monday. that will do it for this edition of al jazeera news. news at the top of every hour. thanks for watching. have a great evening. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. you're in the stream. the fight over washington's the fight over washington's football team heats up. football team heats up. our digital our digital producer wajahat ali producer wajahat ali is bringing in the online is bringing in the online opinions. opinions. >>

tavis: i know the cole porter story. michael jackson, of course

david: cole, talk about the fed or a second. ww had janet yellen, the senate finance committee at least confirming here. her that might be one reason we had a pop up. even if she is accommodative as. bernard: bernard: there is a push for tapering. you say the heck with it. still go with the market. damn the tapering. full speed ahead on stocks. why wouldn't tapering hurt this stock rally? >> tapering will really be something affect long you are duration side of the curve. tapering is not, i don't they. sort of carry trade for borrow money for fee. don't fight the fed and trend in bull market. you have both of those things going on. david: so a taper would not stop the rally, right, correct? >> no. david: terrific stuff, gentlemen. cole wilcox, chris gersch. we'll come back to chris shortly for the s&p futures close. we'll see how tomorrow works. liz: i love chris, i got into a fight with a trader. they're always battling it out. >>> welcoming news for tesla today. if you own the stock it will make you very happy. we'll tell you

told on monday to continue through the weekend until pan is finally put to paper well since then of coles we've learned that it's not just don't carry and say chaos often found but said foley other is the go all that grouping the un to nando's of the pendant five including britain. having including china. and also to see that the committee including gemini is an additional one that the biggie the dynamo what's with the bronze with it and when did they would believe that the deal had been finalized. it looks now. we face an impressive presence in town that a deal has been agreed. what were away saying mum mum. as of the details of it and how they got around these problems. all the uranium enrichment return the winners and others have been some really tough negotiations over the past few days now which so many ministers to rhyming in town and turning really expect an agreement to come out from the stops. well what we what we had to find out tuesday and haven't gotten to the engine on buying the ring ins to have the tv ad the ability to enrich the rainy and the recognized as an ad national r

democracy they say the talks in the congo is a puppet of socks and he's the co rough time with ashley cole the reinstatement of the mall all sorts keeping the promise of mass democracy in the country says really deep divisions and often quite complicated to see from the outside what people are really sending all in the country the moment the background of all this must be pointed out that this the meeting came to the needs of the country that the head of state in palestine just up the second world war as the leader of the state head of state. and he's saying and this is evidenced a succession of this road. i'm all that was due to politics and he's been a very guiding and then the au force in politics over the pasta sixty is also a citizen lot of things behind the background scenes of the moment that the every two years also need when we have a moment of the dreaded system in its heat things up and things can heat up quickly is as we've seen over the pa students and that they had the honor he is mistaken and that in the eastern city of bandung see two soldiers have been killed and nine inch

now that sarah cole from cameron is significant to. it can save not just the first time the british media has spoken directly to any rainy and he did in mole than a decade the intent is that. that is resold ten days ago that intent. optimism. a handful t the hospital and that nothing be achieved. us president barack obama said on tuesday that it is on nuclei with a major world powers and iran will soon close a deal on restricting iran's nuclear program. being of rather cautious obama said an agreement with iran. now would find some time for the world to see if iran is now building a nuclear weapon and the proposed deal would allow a modest lifting of economic sanctions on teheran the essence of the deal would be that they would hold advances on their nuclear program. they would roll back some elements that get them closer to what we call breakout capacity where they can run for a weapon before the international community has a chance to react. that they would subject themselves to more vigorous inspections even than the ones that are q

i think jenna cole bridge on the one hundred eastern political political hardball he's looking at a very cruel political reality. he's looking for clarity on compensation for losses that ukraine will encourage you in a dispute with her. on entering into some comfy market relationship with the european union is to katherine rich gas prices on the one hand and the impact of all the books and a competitive total on competitive ukraine p at once into kids were to enter into relationship with european law. the one hand on the other hand the article which is the legacy we all know the chemical which was was moscow's connie and and and is much closer to most companies to brussels. and i think that it needed to clear the article notes that he wouldn't be allowed to have a foot in both counts and the queue was too it would take certain positions and and an adult certain positions towards the ukraine were they to get into bed with and get into bed with brussels. all the time at peace with a cold and wet to get it to me. the imf has made demands on them to which he sees as politically untenable the

cole is doing physical therapy. it's been a possible injury is not isolated shows clichy was diagnosed with spinal bifida as a child. in two thousand eight. she went to the hospital for elective surgery to relieve some of her symptoms begin or husband andy cole is to enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle however after trip to the hospital. still it became a quadriplegic and requires round the clock care. home videos shown on helping his wife to do the simplest tasks we have never been allowed in any event any of her doctors the patient safety before. the acting department talk to anybody except the lawyers because some states have caps on malpractice claims. many lawyers refused to take on cases of medical error despite long frustration with the healthcare system look for is what the strengthened during this time of struggle i rely on her she relies on me i think turned out. i think most guys were on then they would have to admit that. she's my rock many healthcare professionals want to reduce accidents. but transparenc

with us on today's edition of larry king now stephen you and lauren cole they are glen re and maggie green dildos the unlikely romantic heroes while unlikely to do things i would yeah yeah i resent that as well poor oh there was so little i didn't write it i begin to like thank you very much how did you get the part by some stroke of magical luck and grace and no idea i just went in and it was my first pilot season i just moved to l.a. and i walked into an a.b.c. pilot and i had tests i was getting to test for so so excited and i thought i was going to get it wide eyed and i walked out of there and mediately got a call saying you didn't get it so i was crushed so i was i remember thinking i should quit which is so stupid because if you show it sort of five months in that's your first audition or testing for a pilot i think you shouldn't quit but. a month later walking dead came along and i booked that and. the amazing thing is if i would've pulled the a.b.c. pilot i would have been able to do. nothing at. all from the start yes i did how did you came in the second year yet as you wat

hilary bennett-coles: i could interact a lot with patients if i wanted to, but... i just... i'm not very sociable at the moment. if anything, i'm extremely lazy, and from being a person that was... sort of hyperactive all my life, it's very strange for me to suddenly have all this time. i've watched a lot of very bad tv. donald bustle: she's definitely end-stage of her illness. the lab values are really much worse as far as her "t" cell count, and her viral load is elevated. hilary bennett-coles: that's another thing which i've noticed i think makes a big difference. people that are married or have a partner seem to deal with it slightly differently to those people that are on their own. and... which makes total sense, you know. you've got someone supportive people acquire an enormous amount of stuff throughout their life, and what i find really helps people is addressing that stuff, to put it in a simple way. one of the things that's important to me is getting to know people before they get to that point, so that we can make sure that when they are physically letting go, we

cole, really, cut in half? that much. >> absolutely. look, tesla was, you know, one hell of a ride in the summer on the way up and i was there the whole time but the reality is that all the good traders have left this party and all you have left is a bunch of drunk people hanging out, you know, hoping to get lucky at the end and just not a good place to be as we go forward in time. >> wow, what an analysis. what do you think. >> i think he's full of it. honestly the folks that traded apple and sold it at 100 were pleased for a short period of time and missed the rest of the move. >> you think tesla is like app "journal." >> i think tesla still has a significant a upside. there is a transformative technology platform changing the automotive industry. >> do you like the company? >> no, i think i love the company. i think ilan is a genius and fully execute on what they're doing but i'm talking about trading a stock, not a company and, you know, this thing is way, way ahead of where the economic reality is at over time and the momentum is t

cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence. and i remember just sitting there looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleave thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling. go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and d

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over

professor cole good to have you we saw in that piece there is a division between the house who stand to growing violence in iraq and we have numbers of the senate saying know, but this is because of sectarian tensions. who is right here? >> they are both right, david. the problem is that the terrorists have a base in the sue any arab communitie -- sunni arab communities in ike. they are not turning them in. malki has not reached out to them sufficiently. he has to repair his relations request with the sue ansunni ar. >> regarding maki's request that america send over more equipment or apache helicopters would that help things as far as tamping down the violence. >> well the apache helicopters might help in a taken gagement. but that is not the real sleus here. counter terrorism is a political act. you have to address the grievances in the community that is producing these terroristses. so i don't think the equipment is going to be the real solution here. what is the real solution? is there something that the obama administration can be doing short of providing military help that migh

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, no se lo pueden perderen esta noche, en horas en el latin grammy, y pasÓ por el escenario natalie cole, cantarÁ en espaÑol, como saben, hizo una producciÓn totalmente en espaÑol, y gracias a la magia de la televisiÓn, cantarÁ a dÚo con su padre, nat king cole que falleciÓ. y ricky martin le entregarÁ el mÁximo galardÓn a miguel bosÉ, que cantarÁ con juanes y otras estrellas. mÁs de 40 artistas en el escenario, un espectaculo a disfrutar de princio a fin, los espero con raÚl, chiquinquirÁ, giselle blondet, y rodner, quÉ bien, nos vemos maÑana. >>> tremendo equipo, tony, te esperamos en muy poquito en la alfombra verde con noche de estrer las, la alfombra estÁ lista para recibir a famosos, jomari goyzo viene a contarnos quÉ vio en el tributo a miguel bosÉ, una noche especial, y lo que espera en esta noche, en el desfile de estrellas. >>> fue impresionante, vamos a empezar rÁpido, lo mas dulce de todo que voy a decir hoy, fue impresionante, ana torroja que viene de mecano, quÉ quiero que aprendamos de ella, ella ha evolucionado, no se estancÓ en mecano, se pudo pon

i just had representative tom cole of oklahoma come on the broadcast and i specifically asked him, when you have your constituents calling to say, we can't work this system, he says, they help. he says, we have to help. it's the law, implement it. >> that's 100% right. and the fact is that obama care, even though it's been a horrible rollout which all will agree, absolutely horrible, it is the law. it will be implemented. you're not going to take away people's health insurance who have already enrolled. yes, there's going to have to be modifications and tweaks to it. but the republicans are not going to be able to repeal it. they need to seek to replace certain parts of it. but most important is that the president really had a rough ride on the rollout with these words -- you can keep your health care plan if you like it. period. and that's his problem is that you cannot keep -- everyone is not guaranteed to keep their health care plan. that's been a big problem for him this week. >> to the best and worst of the week. goldie, what's yours? >> my best of the week is the family of kendric

cole is everything to me. >> the burning of coal generates 90% of the injury. the government is hoping to change that, but they have met and it will take time. >> you get a sense of the scale below the surface. there's 450 million tonnes of coal in this mine alone. there are mines many times that size and are likely to power the country for many hundreds of years. >> poland produces 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions. the government played its part in reducing the emissions, meeting its targets under the kyoto protocol. >> we have 32% of emissions at the same time. more than 200% of the gdp growth. eminent results. nobody ocean them in europe. >> critics say the reductions from the result of restructuring and reforms, following the collapse of the communist system. activists were critical of poland's veto by the e.u. to reduce carbon emissions by 20 onwards. >> they don't have to use coal. they can move from coal to renewables. it will take time, you need a vision as a government and protect the citizens and workers and have new jobs for people. it can be do

let me point out in cole valley, there was an old pond and an amusement park with a trolley. that pond was filled in, that's a potential liquify site. so we have to look at the soil. >> there are area that is are fascinating. westportal, there was a creek

let me point out in cole valley, there was an old pond and an amusement park with a trolley. that pond was filled in, that's a potential liquify site. so we have to look at the soil. >> there are area that is are fascinating. westportal, there was a creek that flowed all the way down to pig lake. i think that's what the spanish called it. there was a deep ravine. they filled it in with the tunnel muck and they filled

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let me point out in cole valley, there was an old pond and an amusement park with a trolley. that pond was filled in, that's a potential liquify site. so we have to look at the soil. >> there are area that is are fascinating. westportal, there was a creek that flowed all the way down to pig lake. i think that's what the spanish called it. there was a deep ravine. they filled it in with the tunnel muck and they filled in the ravine and built houses. the other area is really interesting, down 18th street. there was a creek coming from eureka. there is a street called pond. it's not a coincidence. >> part of what we're going too try to do is update this map and give it historical data. there are more significant data. >> how do you know if your individual lot? >> one is these lines are very clearly defined as boundaries. they don't actually mean, this is the exact edge. you could be on one side or the other. it's not okay here and not okay 10 feet away. but, on the other hand, we have taken this map, which was published by the state and digitized it so if any portion lies within

tavis: i know the cole porter story. michael jackson, of course.

about threeours ago we did have a fñr passing showers and a cole of grain drops. that's about it at ts hour. let's take you into that current condition. what you'll be able to see is the coldest weather in the nor pace. allocl as we tak youn a sneak peek at tomorrow's forecast, fowwe'l find the coolest weather throughout san fraisco and for the north bay as well. let get your first forecast in here. tomorrow morning it will start off cloudy. 70 b the amp. sunny sks. we'll havehe incrsing suhine for the me nins la as well. san francisco does have a sligh chance of showers at 6: a.m. the amp youl get in on a mix with sun. we'll see a check chance of showers about :00 a.m. low 70s expecd wit an awesome day in the forecas all of that w eth off to the rth. atñr sa huned more miles off to th south weould have had a lot more rainfall. how much are we looking at east bay and south bay just trace amoun at is point. let's get that micro climate focast in here. 69 in danville. pr the east bay numbers from 65 to 70 expect in walnut eek. not onlyapping but pretty much everyon

in short discovered luminescent crustaceans in by coles waters. serious research by kal only began in the seventeenth century before that legends travelled around europe that siberia was home to people with the heads of dogs the first expedition destroyed all those myths. peoples. populated with. white fish and a breed of seal with a photographic memory. it swims close to the shore examines the area closely familiar. but if he. changed even a little the seal. getting close to the seal. is a serious threat. feels natural habitat is water. constantly. for the young. one hundred thirty and grow to one and a half meters in length but on the whole. they like peace and calm. away from their natural habitat. the silence of the siberian local shamans. and the spirit of by karl itself they pray for health. and good weather. one of the oldest of the world's faiths fervently observed by. shamans are able to fall into a deep trance which they believe lets them see into the future. realized his calling in a dream but didn't believe it at first. that . health w

in short discovered luminescent crustaceans in by coles waters. serious research of by kal only began in the seventeenth century before traveled around europe but siberia was home to people with the heads of dogs the first expedition destroyed all those myths. peoples. populated with. white fish and a breed of seal with a photographic memory. it swims close to the shore examines the area and if it's familiar. but if. changed even a little the seal. getting close to the seal. serious threat. seals natural habitat is water. constantly. for the young seals. hundred thirty kilos and grow to one and a half meters in length but on the whole. they like peace and calm. away from their natural habitat. the silence of the siberian. and the spirit of by karl itself they pray for health. and good weather. one of the oldest of the world's faiths fervently observed that biker shamans are able to fall into a deep trance which they believe lets them see into the future. realized his calling in a dream but didn't believe it at first. that . health was poor. in the