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they re going. it could also be the putin regime is feeling a little bit uncertain and they want to demonstrate areas where they are strong to try to sort of prevent any uncertainty within the united states from leading to some sort of a strong response against putin. hockenberry: we conclude with seth myers interview with author george saunders, book is called lincoln in the bardo. i noticed every time i had an artistic thing work out, my mind would go to that, you know, what do you think. in 2012, i finished my last book, the idea showed up. i was, like, why don t i try that? and the answers were it s too hard, too earnest and would require too much heart of you. i thought, okay, i m 58. i ll at least try it. i gave myself a window, at least three months to goof around with it and it game came alive. hockenberry: russia and a new novel by george saunders when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg ....
state and found 85 of the 154 private individuals who got meetings or phone calls with her, had donated to the clinton foundation, either personally or through their organization. the clinton campaign fired back saying the ap story relied on utterly flawed data, that gave a distorted portrayal of the secretary s schedule. some of the meetings were with humanitarians like melinda gates and noble peace prize winner, eunice, in the per view of america s top diplomat. the controversy did not seem to be switching votes among the lunch crowd in battle ground virginia. like a lot of what she stands for. him, not so much. i m voting for trump. make america great again, absolutely. reporter: her biggest alli is donald trump. politic s editor of the national journal says been disarmed by his own baggage and ethical issues. if that was the republican nominee, they would be able to take advantage of this controversy more affectively. turns out donald trump once gave $100, ....
important ratings. the percentage of water that is been absorbed in the soil and the amount of standing water near the surface. we re right at the cusp. if it were to rain, you know, half an inch an hour, past experience indicates we would see shallow. for the first time since the device was installed four years ago, levels are reached a high risk zone for potential landslides. in the almost decade, we ve forgotten about the dangers on our hillside. he said more research is needed before the study can be used as a warning system, but for families who call it home, many are eager to learn more about the hills in their backyard. i wish i knew how to prepare for something like that. scientists don t have a timeline for when a warning system might be complete, but they say with each storm, they are learning more about exactly how much the soil can take. reporting live in pacifica, i m michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. right where you are, demolition of an a ....
captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, december 17th, 2013. good morning, good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. well, a federal judge has ruled that the national security agency s bulk collection of phone records of millions of americans is unconstitutional, it s a blistering attack on the program. the judge ordered the government to stop collecting data and then suspended his ruling because of national security interests. tara mergener has more from washington. good morning, tara. reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the judge says the nsa s methods may well violate the fourth amendment. now, this federal ruling carries so much weight because it s the first against the government spying program. a federal judge has ruled the national security agency should stop its full collection of american s phone records. saying it is likely unconstitutional. under the nsa program, the government said, it collects and stores metadata on hundred ....
this is right in front of the o.co coliseum. traffic is moving well. if you are driving on the bay area freeways, 580 westbound, a little bit of road work there at the 680 interchange, so far it s not causing a major delay. thank you. we begin this morning with developing news. firefighters in redwood city are putting out hot spots from a smoky fire at a metal recycling plant. it started around 1:00 this morning at the simms metal management plant near the port of redwood city. the fire is burning car parts, old appliances and other discarded items sending up a huge plume of smoke. there are no reports of injuries. it s not clear how the fire started. there was another fire at the same plant about a month ago. we ll have a live report from the scene coming up in our 5:00 hour. also happening now, a street in san fransisco is blocked off after a house suddenly collapses. ktvu channel 2 reporter alex savidge is there where police are waiting for daylight to really get ....