david pollack is up in just a few minutes. >> and, dude, if you or pollack need help for the picks on the games today, text me during the break. i'll give you my take. the gvb and la -- >> what? >> did i get that right? >> we love dan's sport analysis. >>> coming up on "gma," crunch time. amazon said it ran into serious package problems and what it means for your orders. >>> speaking college football time for the showdown, the bulldogs take on the tigers in the s.e.c. championship and espn's david pollack joins us with his take, not dan's. don't worry, on the big game. with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem ....and done. and will it keep me in the holiday spirit? yes! with comfort and joy. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. only for a limited time. mornings were

pollack, my deepest condolences to you and your family. i was curious in your thoughts, in the arizona school superintendent said we need more mental health counselors and school security officers, would you think about that? >> when it comes to security it's a multitier, in florida we put in a bill for more mental health care. like max said, with the mental health when they group kids emotionally disturbed and label them special needs, i don't think any mental health counselor is going to help a kid like that in the school. he should be put in a different school because he is subjecting all the kids that want to learn to that destructive person. also, i'm gonna hit the democrats again. democrats talk about background checks day in and day out. you can put the tv on without them talking about background checks. there is laws in place. if someone is mentally ill and violent they need to be committed so they get a background check. there's not too much to it. that's all it is. you want mentally ill people that are dangerous off the street? a

clearly more action is needed in tackling corruption i was talking to pollack and it's africa money and use that to focus on politics and finance across the continent well that's it for now from d.w. news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page so we leave you now with one of the song stockholders of the prestigious us magazine rolling stone to find 20191 of the few africans who made it onto this yes list as nigerian sing got him out he nailed it with. enjoy this new choose by finale. no. no no. consumers around the world are in a shopping frenzy. online sales are looming in the run up to christmas. retailers changing times and our culture. how will this affect businesses beaner protection m.d.m. car. made in germany 66. coach of it is going to. join me to scream africa the world tour link to exceptional stories and discussions phone use and v.z. and why when safety deputed comes next freakout join us on facebook. for. a global trade emergency the biggest prices of the history of the world trade organization b w t o's arbitration system collapses in disarra

oscar—winner sidney pollack directed the shoot, but with his background in drama rather than music docs, he failed to use clapperboards or markers, making it virtually impossible to synch the resulting picture to the recorded sound. now, finally new technology solved the problem, and it was worth the wait. # going to say it one more time. # i'm so glad! # so glad! # i've got religion! three years before aretha made those extraordinary baptist church recordings, neil armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon, an event which marked its fifth an event which marked its 50th anniversary in 2019. unsurprisingly, cinema joined in the celebrations with the documentary apollo 11 using remarkable footage to revisit those epochal events ,completing the viewer right there in that tin can that to the moon and back. on the fictional front, there were also several movies this year that portrayed space as the final frontier. the most high—profile of these was james gray's ad astra, which was pitched as 2001 meets apocalypse now but was actually more like event horizon with added interste

in los angeles, which became the biggest selling live gospel album of all time. 0scar—winner sydney pollack directed the shoot, but with his background in drama rather than music docs, he failed to use clapperboards or markers, making it virtually impossible to synch the resulting picture to the recorded sound. now, finally new technology solved the problem, and it was worth the wait. # going to say it one more time # i'm so glad! # so glad! # i've got religion! three years before aretha made those extraordinary baptist church recordings, neil armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon, an event which marked its 50th anniversary in 2019. unsurprisingly, cinema joined in the celebrations with the documentary apollo 11 using remarkable footage to revisit those epochal events, putting the viewer right there in that tin can that miraculously made it to the moon and back. 0n the fictional front, there were also several movies this year that portrayed space as the final frontier. the most high—profile of these was james gray's ad astra, which was pitched as 2001 meets apocalypse now

in los angeles, which became the biggest selling live gospel album of all time. 0scar—winner sydney pollack directed the shoot, but with his background in drama rather than music docs, he failed to use clapperboards or markers, making it virtually impossible to synch the resulting picture to the recorded sound. now, finally new technology solved the problem, and it was worth the wait. # going to say it one more time. # i'm so glad! # so glad! # i've got religion! three years before aretha made those extraordinary baptist church recordings, neil armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon, an event which marked its 50th anniversary in 2019. unsurprisingly, cinema joined in the celebrations with the documentary apollo 11 using remarkable footage to revisit those epochal events, putting the viewer right there in that tin can that miraculously made it to the moon and back. 0n the fictional front, there were also several movies this year that portrayed space as the final frontier. the most high—profile of these was james gray's ad astra, which was pitched as 2001 meets apocalypse no

oscar—winner sydney pollack directed the shoot, but with his background in drama rather than music docs, he failed to use clapperboards or markers, making it virtually impossible to synch the resulting picture to the recorded sound. now, finally new technology solved the problem, and it was worth the wait. # going to say it one more time. # i'm so glad! # so glad! # i've got religion! three years before aretha made those extraordinary baptist church recordings, neil armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon, an event which marked its 50th anniversary in 2019. unsurprisingly, cinema joined in the celebrations with the documentary apollo 11 using remarkable footage to revisit those epochal events, putting the viewer right there in that tin can that miraculously made it to the moon and back. 0n the fictional front, there were also several movies this year that portrayed space as the final frontier. the most high—profile of these was james gray's ad astra, which was pitched as 2001 meets apocalypse now but was actually more like event horizon with added interstellar 0verdrive

>>rain but it is creating danger on roads headed to the sierra ashley zavala is live near pollack pines with details on that very treacherous travel conditions get there shortly. but first kron four's gayle ong is live in san anselmo tonight in marin county where gayle is it raining pretty hard to where you are. >>get in so down here in downtown san anselmo take a look the rain actually just started picking up. just as we started this broadcast of the top of the hour. and this is a live picture you see right here very wet road. it has just been relentless that we did speak to a battalion chief with the raw sally fire department and a concern out here is just the roadways. and we also want to show you here the other concern usually is the creek and maybe a little dark, but want to give you guys a picture. i'm usually the creek or ice tends to rise and that is when the big concern is with flooding as this area very put a foot prone to flooding has a history of surviving 2 major storms in the past couple years here. but here's what a. about these conditions. >>make sure that you look out f

oscar—winner sydney pollack directed the shoot, but with his background in drama rather than music docs, he failed to use clapperboards or markers, making it virtually impossible to synch the resulting picture to the recorded sound. now, finally new technology solved the problem, and it was worth the wait. # going to say it one more time. # i'm so glad! # so glad! # i've got religion! three years before aretha made those extraordinary baptist church recordings, neil armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon, an event which marked its 50th anniversary in 2019. unsurprisingly, cinema joined in the celebrations with the documentary apollo 11 using remarkable footage to revisit those epochal events, putting the viewer right there in that tin can that miraculously made it to the moon and back. on the fictional front, there were also several movies this year that portrayed space as the final frontier. the most high—profile of these was james gray's ad astra, which was pitched as 2001 meets apocalypse now but was actually more like event horizon with added interstellar overdrive

oscar—winner sydney pollack directed the shoot, but with his background in drama rather than music docs, he failed to use clapperboards or markers, making it virtually impossible to synch the resulting picture to the recorded sound. now, finally, new technology has solved the problem, and it was worth the wait. # going to say it one more time. # i'm so glad! # so glad! # i've got religion! three years before aretha made those extraordinary baptist church recordings, neil armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon, an event which marked its 50th anniversary in 2019. unsurprisingly, cinema joined in the celebrations with the documentary apollo 11 using remarkable footage to revisit those epochal events, putting the viewer right there in that tin can that miraculously made it to the moon and back. 0n the fictional front, there were also several movies this year that portrayed space as the final frontier. the most high—profile of these was james gray's ad astra, which was pitched as 2001 meets apocalypse now but was actually more like event horizon with added interstellar 0ver

gambling dependency call me friday marks the 20th anniversary of my towels with chinese rule difficult pollack joins us now live from the council the message from she was very much one of continue continuing compliance with beijing's influence right. that he was very flattering about my cow in the way the city was run he said my cows patriotism underscores the reason the city is so successful he said that he praised the hop for being one of the safest cities in the world to which you rationally express their opinion that would be seen as a rebuke to words hong kong he also said the people of my cow make their need to make their positive voices heard once again another message song calling and if you mentioned there we haven't seen the kind of protests that have been happening in hong kong and macau in macau in fact has been taking great pains to try and make sure that things this is here run smoothly with that ahead so they've taken and credible measures for security persecutor to lock down for the 1st time ever we had for the 1st time since i have been traveling to this former portuguese encl

eastern, andrew pollack, father of the student killed in the shooting at marjorie stoneman high school in parkland, florida, will offer his thoughts on school safety and guns. check your program guide for more information. spiegelman's get started >> we are lucky to have the mayor here and he will start us off with a few words. thank you. >> welcome, everyone. [applause]. i am honored to be here. i wanted to say a couple of words about the triumph of the human spirit. and a talk to you a bit about andrea's bravery and talk to you about what to john gave to this community. i say this all the time, we have to fight for our local newspaper, for local journalism. when we lament losing a hardware store or bakery or things that are in big parts of the community, our local newspaper is just as important. john mcnamara reported on the things we care aboutis. he cared about our kids, cared about our local teams and obviously in his book he celebrates that by talking about there is nothing better than a local basketball game, which i agree with 100%. i also want to thank everyone for coming here

eastern, andrew pollack, father of the student killed in the shooting at marjorie stoneman high school in parkland, florida, will offer his thoughts on school safety and guns. check your program guide for more information. spiegelman's get started >> we are lucky to have the mayor here and he will start us off with a few words. thank you. >> welcome, everyone. [applause].

alameda 53 vallejo and san francisco as well san mateo also at 54 at 08:00am we were in the 40's and 50's pollack we are right now, but by the time we work towards a noontime and 03:00pm today, our daytime highs will rise into the 60's for a few spots with some sunshine peeking through the clouds. rebecca. >>all right speaking of sunshine peeking through the clouds so we're starting to come i see the bay bridge toll plaza approach get a little bit lighter. the fog has rolled through and out all morning long it is getting brighter believe it or not so to be a better drive into the city and with this trying time and it's going to be great 13 minutes out of the macarthur maze to the fremont street exit that is great at this hour. we do have some slow spots around the bay area but not highway for any longer look at that we're in the green speeds are the limit. all morning long we had a heavy fog advisory and that has been lifted now as of the sunshine is starting to peek through so antioch to concord just under 15 minutes on the westbound side of 4 per ticket to the end bill you're a little bit slow

but then al did godfather 1, then godfather 2, and he's in with lumet and sidney pollack and he's like in the stratosphere. i was still making films with my friends, bob and harvey and a couple of people. he was not within my reach any longer and he started working with depalma a lot. >> idea that no one's -- everyone's in your reach. i mean, really. >> so what happens is that finally we get together on this project and bob said al will play jimmy hoffa. i said okay. so we met with al. this is about nine years ago. and we talked to him about it. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. we talked to him about it. and here's the thing. i never worked with al before but diane had worked with him. i asked bob what's it like to work with him? and bob gave me so concise and enlightened a reaction. he said "he's great. you'll see." [ laughter ] i said does he -- "it's al. it's al. it's al." okay. so the big thing was that half the picture takes place when they're younger. by the time we got the financing from netflix, because no one would give us the financing for the picture -- >> jimmy: so they were your la

. >> stahl: "oops, i dropped the lemon tart" is jackson pollack on a plate! and it's one of the most popular dishes on a tasting menu of 12 courses that, with wine, can cost more than $500 a person. they serve lunch and dinner five days a week, and it's always booked. reservations open three months in advance, and fill up in minutes. >> bottura: are you prepare for, for the best salad of your life? >> stahl: he invited us to sample some of his other signature dishes in his well- stocked wine cellar. >> bottura: caesar salad in bloom. >> stahl: those are flowers? >> bottura: all flowers, edible flowers. >> stahl: all edible flowers? >> bottura: 27 elements in that dish. >> stahl: it takes two chefs to build the salad, leaf by leaf, petal by petal. and for this dish, it takes a splash of sea water. >> bottura: this is seawater transformed into paper. >> stahl: you make paper out of seawater? >> bottura: yes. >> stahl: it may not look like it, but this is bottura's filet of sole, topped off with wisps of dehydrated seawater. he calls it "mediterranean combustion

anen the sensitivity of such investigation, we would expect fbi personnel to adhere to the detailed pollack -- policies of the fbi. the fbi has developed and earned a relationship as one of the world's premier law enforcement agencies, insignificant part for its adherence to those policies and its professionalism, nonpolitical and enforcement of the law. we identified significant concerns with how certain investigation were conducted, particularly the adhere toure to standards when filing paperwork. as -- to surveilled carter page two was connected to the trump campaign. we determined that the decision to open crossfire hurricane was made by then assistant director choicee-stick -- his reflected achoice consensus. we reviewed fbi policies and exercise ofat his discretion in opening the investigation was in compliance with those policies. we also reviewed as we detailed in the report to the emails, text messages, and other documents that those involved in we did notn, and find testimonial evidence that indicated political bias or improper motivation influencing his decision to open the inves

and my fisheries background is that if it shows up there, the pollack which is a multi million dollar source is not getting spawned, so we don't know the effect or the impact of this. and so that is a little scary. but that is a possibility, and we are tracking it very closely. bud, do you have any idea of the direction past the -- >> generally going westerly. >> generally going westerly, sir. >> thank you. mr. robinson. >> i appreciate the opportunity to be here today and i will talk a little bit about -- >> can you move the microphone closer. >>ly tai will talk about the impact of the wildlife resources there. and the with me today is john martin, the director of the american maritime refuge which has been impacted by this spill. the spill has effects on many species in prince william sound, and the wildlife migratory and marine animals and otters, and none of the bird species or the alaskan population of sea otters are listed under the endangered species act. the scale of the oil impact is just starting to become clear to us. the preliminary surveys have found 80 oil birds per 100

least i have some concerns because of my fishery background that we may have a problem there and the pollack which is a multi billion dollar resource couldn't respond, and we don't know what the impact will be on that, so that is a little scary. but that is a possibility and we are tracking it very closely, do we have any idea of the direction that it is going up? >> generally going westerly. >> very good. >> thank you mister chairman, i appreciate the opportunity to be here today, and i will talk a little bit about. >> can you move that microphone. >> i will talk about the wildlife, the impact on the wildlife resources of that area. with me today are available in the audience is john martin who's in charge of the alaskan air time refuge. they've been impacted by the spell. laura spell has had adverse and often fatal impacts on species, freshen wildlife service as management over migratory birds and sea otters, national marine fisheries service has authority over other marine mammals and fisheries of that area, none the bird species or the alaskan population of sea otters i should add are li