now can i have captain mike redmond and officer simmons. captain redmond will read the citation. >> good evening, it's my honor to speak to you in regards to the arrest in which mike simmons receive this silver medal of valor tonight. on tuesday, february 1, 2011, at 3 p.m., officer simmons was working an assignment at the bank of america at 1525 market street. mike was there to work a security assignment at the bank. as well as monitor a protest that was going on outside. where there was over 50 participants in the protest. a career criminal by the name of joseph hike, chose this day to commit a robbery. mr. hike has been arrested 21 sometime -- 21 times in the city of san francisco. mr. hike produced a handgun to a teller face and ordered her to put all the money in the paper bag as he held a gun to her face. officer simmons was inside the bank at which time he observed there was a robbery in process inside of the bank. officer simmons immediately notified communications and called for back-up. knowing that he was inside of the bank, offi

officer simmons immediately notified communications and called for back-up. knowing that he was inside of the bank, officer simmons turned off his radio not to alert the suspect and knowing that dispatch acknowledged that he needed emergency assistance. officer simmons then developed a plan on how he would get closer to the suspect who was committing the robbery. officer simmons took up several different positions of concealment as he crept closer and closer to the bank robbery suspect. while doing this, mr. hike still had the gun out and pointing it at the teller's face. officer simmons noticed that hike start to shake erratically with the gun in his hand. and was concerned of his safety and the safety of the approximately 50 people in the bank. officer simmons drew his firearm but reholsterred because he was in fear of hurting someone in the bank or creating a hostage situation. after holsterring his firearm he got as close to the suspect to take action. he observed mr. hike turn his focus to the money being placed in the bag. at that point officer simmons

now can i have captain mike redmond and officer simmons. captain redmond will read the citation. >> good evening, it's my honor to speak to you in regards to the arrest in which mike simmons receive this silver medal of valor tonight. on tuesday, february 1, 2011, at 3 p.m., officer simmons was working an assignment at the bank of america at 1525 market street. mike was there to work a security assignment at the bank. as well as monitor a protest that was going on outside. where there was over 50 participants in the protest. a career criminal by the name of joseph hike, chose this day to commit a robbery. mr. hike has been arrested 21 sometime -- 21 times in the city of san francisco. mr. hike produced a handgun to a teller face and ordered her to put all the money in the paper bag as he held a gun to her face. officer simmons was inside the bank at which time he observed there was a robbery in process inside of the bank. officer simmons immediately notified communications and called for back-up. know

simmons, i'm not the rookie. don't talk to me like one. if you don't find that ball, then it's gonna be a $4 million funeral for the both of you. now go. i was just turning out the lights for the evening, ms. groves, and i remembered that i had promised to bring you some new reading material. a peace offering, harold? is that what you've brought? i really think if you could just see things my way, and not consider this-- (root) imprisonment? is there any other way to consider it? this truly is for your own good, ms. groves. i mean that when i say it. this synchronistic relationship that you've developed with the machine, it can't be-- i worry about you. you've misunderstood the situation. you shouldn't worry about me. i'm worried about you, harold. you can't stop what's coming, and neither can i. but we have the opportunity to understand things when they finally change. the future is coming. you started it... and i'll finish it. (laskey) you missed me. leave a message. laskey, i'm outside your place. we have a lot of work to do. come on. i

>> yes. >> hi, i'm richard simmons taking over for neil cavuto. neil had to go home and make dressing and a turkey. homemade cranberry sauce and then he is going to play tennis. [pop, pop, pop. [. >> okay. i hear you have got to go. isn't that amazing? >> gonna -- i'm going to go see the balloons being blown up. >> it's not going to happen. >> it's going on right now. >> they're not going to be out there tomorrow. you realize that? >> look. negative and positive. look at the whole situation. you want to be positive that the floats are going the balloons or are you going to be negative? >> you are absolutely right. are we okay now? because you were mad at me and i don't know what i did. >> do you want to kiss me and make up. >> no, i don't. i want to say goodbye. >> why don't you go outside with your imaginary fans. people love you. have you had millions of hits on that video. >> little thing from -- [ laughter ] ♪ let your fantasies unwind >> you have talked to o'reilly yet? because he could do a killing simmons. >> he doesn't like you? >> no. l

simmons college is led by president helen [inaudible] and simmons has provided financial, operational, and logistical support. the 8th president of simmons college has used her business and leadership experience to guide the institution to a competitive strength operationally, financially, and academically. she is a steadfast advocate of women's education as a pathway to success and has used the platform of college president to advance and highlight the importance of women in leadership positions. president helen drinan of simmons college. [applause] >> thank you. good evening from all of us at simmons college. we are honored to serve as the major academic sponsor for this event. when gloria steinem visited simmons last spring, she explained to us that anyone who believes in equal rights for both men and women is a feminist. surely the woman we celebrate this evening, angelina grimke was not only an abolitionist, but also an early feminist. i would also like to suggest to that the founder of simmons college, john simmons, a true ally of women of his age, was also a feminist. at the ve

drynan of helen simmons college. [applause] >> thank you. all of us atfrom simmons college. we are honored to serve as the major academic sponsor for this event. when gloria steinem visited simmons last spring emma she explained to us that anyone who believes in equal rights for both men and women is a feminist. surely the woman we celebrate this evening, angelina only anas not abolitionist, but also an early feminist. toould also like to suggest that the founder of simmons college, john simmons, a true ally of women of his age, was also a feminist. at the very time in 1838 that angelina grimke was speaking to the massachusetts state legislature, against slavery and for a woman's right to vote, only a mile away in the north end, john simmons was actively growing his tailoring business, employing many women here in boston and in the countryside around the city. having observed that most of his customers fell into standard sizes, he departed from custom tailoring and innovated the retail industry by creating a man's off the rack suit. at the end of the civil war, john simmons

i would also like to suggest to you that the founder of simmons college, john simmons, a true ally of women of his age, was also a feminist. at the very time in 1838 that angelina grimke was speaking to the massachusetts state legislature against slavery and for a woman's right to vote, only a mile away in the north simmons was actively growing his tailoring business, employing many women here in boston and in the countryside around the city. having observed that most of his customers fell into standard sizes, he departed from custom tailoring and innovated the retail industry by creating the men's off the rack suit. by the mid-1860's, at the end of the civil war, john simmons had become the largest clothing manufacturer in the entire united states. at the time of his death in 1870, his will record his intention for his great wealth -- to found and endow an institution to be called simmons female college, for the purpose of teaching branches of art, science, and industry, best calculated to enable the scholars to acquire an independent livelihood. recognizing the importance of being a

simmons, obviously this is now in the hands of the court. from the details that police have gotten in their investigation and what you and the mother have discussed, you believe that she was in this car accident, the medical examiner's report indicates that her blood alcohol content was up high, three times higher than the limit, so she was in this accident and you believe she went to this home looking for help in the middle of the night. what have you been told regarding what investigators found happened after that? >> we know that she went looking for help and she knocked on the wrong door and this man shot my daughter in the face and killed her. and that he will be convicted and we're happy with the charges that have been handed down today in this case. and we look forward to the trial and him being convicted. >> mr. simmons, mismcbride, thanks for talking with me again today. the loss of your daughter, unimaginable and unimaginable circumstances and i thank you and our thoughts are with you and your family as you grieve the loss of your

kier simmons, nbc news, londo >>> that's our broadcast on thursdayight. thank you for ing here with us. i'm brian williams. hope to see you rig back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>>now, b.a.r.t. officials say they'reoing to have to take e mystery provision into nsideration before making any bottom line, they could reject the contract. of course, we'llring you updas on the story as we get them throughou the newscast and have a completeeport on nbc bay area news at 11:00. >>> now to an nbc bayrea exclusive. he wouldn't answ questionsn front of a criminal grand jury but did answe our questions. san jose city councilmanavier caos questione underoath regaing his boss. councilman campos ioked his fth amendment right saying he di't trust the district attorney office. night he's talk to us about a high-profile political scandal. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at san jose cy hall with the story. damian? sit down and clear his name, tell his side of the sry about pontially mieading campaign mailers that wt out whene was running for city council. our lega a

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second marriage. >> richard simmons is here. i watched you all my life. i'm a health nut and i'm not always healthy. would you read this? >> i'll read it in the car. >> it's about obesity and eating disorders and body image. >> i was a waiter at a place called the auto pub. i took my money and savings and moved to los angeles and i went to all these studios and i saw no overweight people and opened my studio. i have to say today in 2013, the end of it, more overweight children, more overweight teens who don't want to live. more overweight young adult who is have a college degree and have no idea what they want to do. more overweight senior who is lot of too many loved ones. it's just getting worse. >> talk about what you have seen since 1970 and the trend lines. >> what's gotten worse and better? >> i think it's a matter of low self worth. >> yes, and judgment. >> i call at least 30 to 40 overweight and obese people a day. many have been sexually abused and can't get a job because of their weight. they see gray clouds and i have to teach them to see rainb

>> when i heard simmons' sirens a feeling of relief came over me. i knew i had help and quickly it would be over with. >> i got to the scene, corporal mecham was behind his car. i couldn't see the guy in front of him because he was in the ditch. >> he's got a gun, and we got to get away from him. he's been hit. >> corporal mecham and officer simmons cautiously approach smith. >> don't look at the gun! >> don't you move! don't you move! >> i'll shot your ass again! don't move! put your hands behind your back. >> an ambulance arrives within minutes and takes daniel roy smith away. smith, as it turns out, is a career criminal, who had escaped from a halfway house. after this incident, he's convicted of attempted murder and firearm possession and sentenced to 50 years in prison. despite being shot at from point-blank range, corporal mecham escapes the incident without injury. he attributes that in part to a premonition he had the night before. >> basically, the night before i just had this feeling come over me that i needed to practice drawing my weapon

joining me, a democrat from pennsylvania and jamal simmons, whose new show starts tonight on tv. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> governor rendell, a new one. president obama is allowing obama care to hijack thanksgiving. what do you make of this. >> it's absolutely ludicrous. and it makes you wonder, don't these guys have anything else to do? you know, all the, i read all the material that was sent out. and all they're saying is, if you've got a family member who's uninsured. and that can be a child. it can also be an uncle, talk to them about the possibility of getting insured. well, that's what families do. families protect each other. families look out for each other. and there's a lot of misconceptions out there about this bill. and it's important that people do talk to their friends and their family, their neighbor, earn. so for example if you've been dropped from your health care recently, you look at the, someone told you that plans on the web seetsite are going to c you more money, well, you could also qualify for a subsidy. so those things ought to be tal

brown said about the documentary, one of the things that is fascinating about both president simmons' description and the reaction to the, is that much of the hostility and fear that people had anticipated, the problems they had anticipated when the commission refers -- was first announced, does not actually materialize. if you look at the way that we have engaged within subject of slavery in the past, the brown report, documentaries like "traces of the trade: a story from the deep north," the new york historical society's exhibit in new york, the anniversary of the end of the slave trade in egeland, one of the things i found fascinating was that it provides evidence that the public is ready for a difficult conversation that, in many ways, we underestimate the capacity of people to deal with, and their desire to deal with problems. in the documentary, her cousin said -- reacting to the slave trade and this material culture of the slave trade surrounding him. one of the things i like to remind people of is the things that white americans find difficult and horrific, that generate feeli

(simmons) you also would need to remember that when blacks were brought to this country as slaves, we were not permitted to learn to read or to write. and we had always been a people of an oral tradition, so one of the ways you make sure a message that is handed down orally takes root is you have to deal in redundancy. and so there's a sense in which call and response is rooted in the need to pass a vital message along. (hammond) the leader is expressing an emotional vocaling, and the choir or congregation is responding to that. it creates a sense of, "hey, i'm participating too. "i can't sing in the choir, but i can sing, and i can participate in this as well." ♪ i am standing in the need of prayer. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh. [irish dance music] (narrator) musical forms often play an important role in dance and theater traditions. in traditional irish dance music, the structure of the fiddle tune functions as a guide for both the dancers and musicians. while there are thousands of these tunes, the majority fall into one single form. with irish music, nearly all these pieces are compose

. >> gus: webb, and deandre washington taken down by ryan simmons, the outside linebacker from texas. a sophomore. clock still running. 1:22 and counting. amaro. jimmy bean brings the tight end down. jace amaro has had a career day in catches. that's his 15th. webb delivers. knocked away. shaun lewis with a hand on the ball. >> charles: that's a candidate right there for big 12 defensive player of the week. i don't know about all the other performance, but shaun lewis has to rank up there for consideration. >> gus: 51 seconds to go. davis webb walks off. 72 pass attempts tonight. ties a team record setback in 2007 by graham harrell. webb finishes the evening 45 of 72 for 426 yards, two touchdowns, two interceptions. 18 years old, true freshman. >> charles: loves the game. passionate about it. grew up with it. father, matt, was his offensive coordinator in high school. talks about davis looked at play cards when he came home, saying i like this, i like that. as much as he didn't want to admit it, a lot of it was pretty good. >> gus: coming up thursday on fs1, oklahoma at baylor, 10 ver

gail simmons bringing us delicious dishes to add to your dessert spread today. and your kids will love these. >> pumpkin pie bars. bars. >> i'm hungry. can i just say that? >> yes, you may. >>> while we fight the pangs, let's get it back to dan for a look at the headlines. >> i was thinking about doing the news by spinning around in my chair. we're going to start this morning with a developing story, that is. tensions with china, escalating once again overnight. japanese and south korean surveillance planes have now flown through china's newly-declared air defense zone over a chain of disputed islands. defying the chinese who recently started demanding that foreign aircraft identify themselves before their flights or face consequences. america has condemned china's move saying the new demand will only threaten security in the region. >>> a new setback to tell you about for president obama's already troubled health care law this morning. one that could affect tens of thousands of americans. the launch of the online marketplace offering health care plans to small

state senator david simmons sponsored that bill. >> we do not want to become like a state that over-regulates the private enterprise so that it overburdens employers. because you know who ends up ultimately paying for it? employees. that's exactly what happens. you overburden employers with regulations and obligations and they're not free to treat their employees the way we know they want to treat them, and that is with respect and with as high a pay as they can possibly get by with paying and be competitive. in the majority of cases, employees are, they have a wonderful relationship with their employer and... >> low paid workers in florida? >> also low paid workers in florida, if you want to call them low-paid. we have a very, very strong legal system here... >> but we've met employees through that system and the court has found in their favor. they still haven't got their money back. >> well, you can't make, one thing is true here in the united states. if the defendant doesn't have any money, you can have a judgment against that person but you can't send them to jail because they can't pay

the lone goal bound brown tried to claim their first home win of the season the simmons and lock box score their first away win of the season beating him her to yell and the full stride knox chris that's a thing for both goals moscow's is called the game winner for the bump with some help from her notes on the peanuts is old age the twenty third minute was intercepted opens his poorly paced back post and send it around goalkeeper many of them to open the scoring that wasn't the end so bases that knocks. sixty third minutes he lost the bolted on a midfield of siam. he then posted closer than it is his seventh goal of the season but didn't get done. twice as many shots on goal as their opponents but still to count the two lines and in the ends and came away empty handed. so let's take a look at this weekend's results there you see those victories by oxford and brandon as well in saturday's winners by munich from spike and balance into the pot. in other games head to berlin was surprised by shaun tan fiber claim their first victory this season. i've known for after a goalless first half

simmons played in world war ii. >> the only wars we have are on the baseball diamond. >> players don't have to be a vet to play. but many are. they say they are all team players. a skill that was strengthened during their military service. >>> how the amount of sleep children get may effect how much food they eat. plus-- >> a bay area company is recalling more than 100,000 pounds of food. the prepackaged salads and wraps to look out for. >>> and it's a visit to a kudos restaurant. is that inappropriate for middle school football players. why the players and the coach say no. and what school officials did about it. >>> and the clouds will continue to move into the region overnight. coming up a change in the forecast model. the rain forecast model that could impact one of your commutes this week and the unusual weather pattern developing by wednesday and thursday. >> we're still continues to monitor that fire at a scrap yard on the peninsula. a live picture. you can see the smoke still coming out from the fire that's been burning since this afternoon and prompted a shelter in place in pa

the other looking for kids and their six people were everywhere in marietta georgia was on rte tony simmons post might not matter most to stay without tune of more updates to my stretching to the city has an important practice costs fifty nine. text of the week's key moves to the business world with pink building the eye. he used use. do they. do they father i meet a couple of jail. john daly. he planned to retire. they went to the beat thailand among many many places they say well this is the place. i'm very end of the baum there have been off with the dogs around here are often they each can all be looking to build on what's in those doubts. stray dogs so this is something well miss something. and about two to having a sword information. six years straight so that's why tyler the case of jail. what happened to her. she was rescued dogs and she got out of material and intellectual both legs written about. i'm a couple of years later. um well the setting was intentional. somebody helping themselves to. most of such a tragic tale. i'm enough of that and forms main accomplishments mention it

lisa simmons is here with alex and his sister zelda. i thought they were chihuahuas. they are chihuinis. they've both been fixed and they would love a home for the holidays. >> they would love to wear all those silly little outfits for the holidays, right? >> they are ready for their forever homes. the holidays can be a decent time to take on a new pet because you have a little more flexibility, a little more time. >> absolutely. it's a good time to get them introduced into the home and acclimated before you head back out to school and normal life after the holidays. >> very good. well, lisa, thank you so much for bringing them in. a dose of puppy breath is always a very good thing. can you find out more about alex and zelda on their web site, pets in need.org. thanks so much for coming in. speaking of weeny dog, the dachshund made famous for being a little chunkers is now famous for his amazing weight loss program. he made a stop in the bay area yesterday to show off his new trimmer figure. obie, the once obese weiner dog, now travels and the country promoting his we

and fox but also h l n headline news and c n b c but you can't blame simmons editorial decision all the major cable news networks covered obamacare issues last week the only difference is republican and democrat partisans stuck to their own m s n b c and fox news camps to hunker down for the debate leaving c.n.n. behind without any viewers so what does this tell us c n n audiences which normally like watching hearings and trials just so long as they're blockbuster murder trials like casey anthony jodi areas for george zimmerman just don't like the partisan political hearings interestingly cnn's best night of last week was fried it when it covered the shooting at los angeles international airport so you can bet c.n.n. is already gearing up for the trial of the l.a.x. shooter and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com forward slash our team america check out our website r t v dot com forward slash usa you can follow me on twitter at sam sachs stay tuned boom bust it's next. well. technology innovation all the developments around russia. that's you je

volueer lisa simmons, who is re with- i was going to say nancy. >> martha. >>martha. >> ihink one o the most fun parts of yr job is coming up with the breed descriptions. this is a schmaltese. we believe lite martha is part schnauzer and part maltese and we think she's got t spunkiest parts of both. >> she came in and making herself quite at home. martha, look, over here. >> she's around 2ut she's still very, very active and friendly, playful. we think she would be an awesome addition for justbout any family. >> tt's great. kids can play fetch wit her. >> absolutely. >> she getalong with other dogs. a limb too much for cats. >> ifou want additional information about nancy -- no, martha! martha, martha, maha. if you say that you saw martha on "tod in the bay," they wil wae the adoption fee so thank you fo that. sorr lisa. it i lisa, right? >>yes. >> just kidding. >> bring on the baco was a sizzling season opener for a women's basketball team. kansas ste university offer six slices of bacon for fre to students who attended the game, d itworked k-state had to i

. >> richard simmons. demi moore. elizabeth taylor. >> good. thanks. >> what do we win? >> another 50. i wantou to know stuff i don't. i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. ataiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. [ for mcdonald's bold, new jalapeno kicker premium chicken sandwich. and the not too shy jalape kicker quarter pounder. the heat comes at yo from layers of jalapeno crisps, jalapeno slices, pepper jack cheese... and a cool creamy sauce that kicks in right when you need it. new jalapeno kicker sandwiches, only for a limited time. there's something for everyone to love at mcdonald's. ♪ >>> move over hat fields and mccoast there are two new families feuding, the honey boo boo clan and the kate boss crew. stuck in the middle, pla

. >>> our friendsrom pets in need are here this morning, volunteer lisa simmons is he wi belle. i think she does, she loo like max's twin from the grinch. >> she's much nicer. e brought o the best in the grinch. >> made the grinch's heartrow too big. >>ou think she's kind of an inresting mix. >> we do. we think she's probay a pole/border collie mix. both of those dogs are known for being veryright and she is. fearful phase with us right now, though. so her ideal family would be one that would get her into training. >> look at tt tail, though. she's whacking her right in the face. >> a famil that might want to do some training with her. ich would be easy if she's a border collie. >> s's already sitting a downing and she just loves it. >> so if you are ready f a companion for the holidays, belle is you girl or some of our other friends at petsined.org. lisa, thanks for joining us if you mention you saw belle here with us, they'll waive the adoptionee for you. more level news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. more level news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. have a gr

offers identified the suspect as 26-year-old paul victor simmons. he's charged with two counts of attempted murder. police say he fired several shots at two people in the 700 block of holmes street about 9:00 last night. neither of them were injured. >>> apple and samsung will return to court tomorrow. the two are resuming last year's long battle. it ended with the decision that apple should pay samsung half a million dollars. >>> and we avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends december 2nd. for details, visit vwdealer.com today. soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will g

simmons played in world war ii. >> the only wars we have are on the baseball diamond. >> players don't have to be a vet to play. but many are. they say they are all team players. a skill that was strengthened during their military service. >>> how the amount of sleep children get may effect how much food they eat. plus-- >> a bay area company is recalling more than 100,000 pounds of food. the prepackaged salads and wraps to look out for. >>> and it's a visit to a kudos restaurant. is that inappropriate for middle school football players. why the players and the coach say no. and what school officials did about it. >>> and the clouds will continue to move into the region overnight. coming up a change in the forecast model. the rain forecast model that could impact one of your commutes this week and the unusual weather pattern developing by wednesday and thursday. >> we're still continues to monitor that fire at a scrap yard on the peninsula. a live picture. you can see the smoke still coming out from the fire i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless

lisa simmons says nadine is usually a little more spunky than this. >> she is incredibly frisky. she clearly has not had any leash training. we're working with her on that. a nice dog but one that you will definitely want to enroll in training right away and continue on what we're teaching her. >> you know we were talking, she's a year and a half to two years old, hasn't been on a leash before. sometimes you get these pets that are picked up, they're cute puppies and you get them home and can't do anything with them. old pups can learn new tricks. >> right. you get them home and they love to learn. >> if you want to know more about nadine -- don't forget there are cats, bunnies and i think you have a bird. >> we did. bird's in a home. >> any kind of pet. lisa doesn't bring the cats because i'm allergic. petsinneed.org. maybe i'll pop a benadryl and we'll get a kitten in someday. thank you for coming in. >> yesterday's grand reopening of valley fair's dining area offers more than standard fare. there are ten new eateries. wine bar, open fire with patio pits, they boast new tables

. >> food poisepping has simmons toms but the youth team manager said they didn't eat the same thing. december 7, 1940 is a day as you know that will live in infamy. now 65 years later, jim downing the oldest pearl harbor survivor has a crystal clear memory of how the day unfolded. fox 21 kristen leon has the story. >> i got on board everything above the water line is on fire. >> something that jim remember feeling in pearl harbor. >> in those days we had no satellite, no radar. so all we know what is happening is what we saw. >> sense of pride is what he carried with him 72 years later. >> our exposure was less than three hours. the way we responded. heros that morning. >> heroes like mr. downey, who was 28 years old when the japanese attacked pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. >> the >> japanese dropped 40 torpedoes. nine hit the ship i was on. >> to tabe to those who experience events in history is amazing to hear personal stories of what it was like to be on the ground. to have it happen to you. >> the commissioner sally clark has personal stories that leave a lasting impression. >

offers identified the suspect as 26-year-old paul victor simmons. he's charged with two counts of attempted murder. police say he fired several shots at two people in the 700 block of holmes street about 9:00 last night. neither of them were injured. >>> apple and samsung will return to court tomorrow. the two are resuming last year's long battle. it ended with the decision that apple should pay samsung half a million dollars. >>> and we have tomorrow's forecast for wet weather. >>> some california lawmakers are getting hawaii retreats as gifts. and why they say it's important for policymaking. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for ju

then i have contributors that contributed to the book like russell simmons and dr. ben chavis, dr. chansey. he talks about the incarcerated mind and how to break free from that. it's not written only for folks many prison. many of us are in a prison that's not made of iron bars. >> and that prison not made of iron bars in many cases is tougher to get out. sometimes you don't give yourself a chance at patrol. sometimes you don't look at new evidence that could change your own way of thinking about you. i understand what you're saying. this is pretty deep stuff, dude. >> it's deep. many of us are caught. a lot of us are caught many debt to be quite honest, whether it be credit card debt or mortgage debt and we feel like we're stuck or stuck in a job we don't enjoy, don't know how to get new skills, new training to break free from that job or relationships with our kids or spouse, et cetera. all this stuff i talk about in the book. i talk about different techniques and prescriptions. i'm not the expert here. i'm just a guy who cultivates information from other people who are much smar

simmons is one of the top negotiators for women. [applause] >> this is for all of you. what advice would you give to young girls to help them repair to contribute to the world? >> i have something. the head of girl scouts is here and i learned that in eastern massachusetts, there are 40,000 girl scouts and there are 12,000 people working with them. that is almost 60,000 people strong. what a force! i would say to every girl, join that force. [applause] >> the girl scouts. >> i was a girl scout. >> i was a girl scout. >> were you a girl scout? >> i don't want to brag, but i still more cookies. -- sold more cookies.[laughter] >> a few things involving women are practical, productive, and indecisive. what are the things that i have done through my young adult life is be more decisive and stand firm for what i believe in. i learned about a topic in college, the gray area between right and wrong, left and right. coming upon that realization, i realized that i, myself, am a bisexual woman. [applause] i have looked ahead to become more political. the pushback that i get is tha

andrew simmons has more. >> under heavy security this is the funeral of the main security guard on the gates when the first devise exploded. he was one of the first to die. the funeral is starting and the crowd is still pouring in under the heavy security of hezbollah, the group at the center of this whole conflict now. because it's clear that al-qaeda groups are targeting hezbollah, and the aaronians. and the cultural attache now dead. it could have been much worse had the second device gotten into the compound. suicide bombers penetrating and then getting in with a second device. had that happened, it is very likely there would have been a higher death rate in this, and also very likely that there could have been more casualties on the iranian diplomatic side. but right now lebanon is mourning the attack on its people, the vast majority were lebanese civilians. i saw one woman trying to relieve the belongings of her husband who had rushed to the scene after the first explosion only to be caught in the second explosion. all she could recover was a wristwatch. >>> nine explosions in th

keir simmons has the latest from london. >> reporter: good day to you. this was a lavish party held at william and kate's home in kensington palace, but kate wasn't there. we think that's because sometimes william wants the focus to be on the charity rather than on kate because she gets so much attention. let's say that while kate was away, william was out to play. >> yes, that really is taylor swift, jon bon jovi and the the artist currently known as prince william. ♪ living on a prayer >> reporter: a musical moment taylor plotted out all night. with no kate in sight taylor arrived looking like a princess. prince harry was embarking on the south pole. both princes going all out for their charities. >> my brother, i think he's quite jealous i managed to get away. >> reporter: no, harry. william is back home hanging out with taylor swift. >> he's very funny. really cool. >> reporter: please don't make me sing, he begged her. by which he obviously went please get me on stage, jon bon jovi liked the idea. >> i think he's very fond of singing "living on th

as al jazeera's andrew simmons reports there is new fear that the syrian war is spreading into lebanon. >> one woman alone in her grief, and one of dozens of lebanese civilians grieved by the bombing that draws this wa country even closer to syria. a bomb detonated as this security cameras was rolling. his wife only retrieves a wrist watch and what she thinks is part of his clothing. the devastation is big by no means as large as so many attacks that have afflicted the lebanese people. this attack was different as well in that it presents a new threat and it could have been a lot worse. if the second suicide-bomber had driven through this security gate, the blast in a more confined space could have been pore devastating. the man in charge of beirut's hospital take us inside his intensive care unity is only too aware of the new threat. this man has just come out of a coma. he warns that many more lebanese lives are in danger by the escalation of the war in syria. >> i'm furious, and i don't see anybody who is doing something really serious to today the country 1234 it was a day of funer

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alex simmons is editor in chief at ign.com and joins us now. alex, good to see you. >> good morning. >> we sort of looked at this. for your extra hundred bucks for the xbox, what are you getting that you don't get from the playstation? >> so, the xbox one is being pitched as an entertainment hub rather than a traditional core gamer's machine. what it will do is connect to your cable box or skybox wr whatever you use to watch television, and basically, you can use the xbox one to control all of that. so, if you're watching a movie or playing a game and, you know, one of your friends skiypes you you say xbox pause, the game will pause and you can instantly chat with your friends before going straight back to the game. it also comes with the connect camera, the second iteration of the camera that came with xbox 360, which allows voice control, alwz you to play the games by moving around, rather than with a traditional controller. >> they've been trying for a while to make the xbox the hub, the home entertainment hub. is there any sense that actual

and in the end, simmons, it was. get used to it, buddy. >>> lastly, washington just welcomed a new politician who actually does want to be in office. republican congressman vance mcalister was sworn in this week in his first trip to d.c. ever. he won his seat in congress last week in a special election in louisiana and after having never been to the nation's capital before in his entire life. as he gave his thank you remarks on the floor, mcallister seemed to have adopted one trait people wish more politicians had -- that is brevity. >> i know we're ready to get on out of here. they didn't raise no dummy. didn't get here by accident. [ male announcer ] welcome back all the sweet things your family loves with 0-calorie monk fruit in the raw. it's made with the natural, vine-ripened sweetness of fruit, so you can serve up deliciously sweet treats without all the sugar. raw natural sweetness, raw natural success. ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer

>> time for morning"morning joe richard simmons. >> jerky turkey trot. millions take to the sky for thanksgiving. the weather woes that can slow them down and the fast moving shopping options trying to pull them away from the dinner table before black friday. also this morning a special look at the last two world war ii veterans still serving in beginning and advice about working together. hear what an iraq war veteran thinks about the impact of the quality number of veterans on capitol hill. frankly speaking, pope francis is turning heads with comments on everything from abortion to gay rights and now the economy. good morning from washington. it's wednesday, november 27th, 2013. this is "the daily rundown." i'm in for the great chuck todd and we have new details as an estimated 43 million people hit the road for the holiday. the weather went from bad to worse overnight especially in the northeast. heavy rain shut down roads and caused dozens of accidents. up to ten inches of snow before it's over. we have a team of correspondents standing by with the l

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