he once served seven years in prison for gambling and racketeering.e owns the restaurant in colingswood. the church recently had to shut down its food pantry. >> god's given me a second chance at life and they don't come that often. i'm just paying it forward and keep going back. >>> plenty of holiday music to go along with tonight's meal. >> nbc 10 at price right on m techlt ephraimg avenue gave away toys to the the first 500 kids who walked through the doors. >> well, more rain is moving through the area. this will be the case for some of you as we go into tomorrow morning. the showers do stay with us through the overnight hours. also, we're talking about overnight clouds and fog. as we go into the start for christmas for your christmas eve, we are looking at a rainy start to christmas eve and christmas day. christmas day, i'll show you some improvementeds. some of the thickest fog is north and west of philadelphia, through the lehigh valley, two miles in reading, four potstown. philadelphia, five-mite visibility. south jersey and delaware also look

it's a total racket. who wins? the banks. >> i agree it's a racket and colleges are overpriced.munity colleges are not that expensive. instead of buying a mercedes buy a fiat? maybe not. >> the investment is not that high right now. those who are going to hire are the ones who are getting to jobs. those spending more on public schools, on community colleges and online degrees. my goodness. you are spending all this money and people aren't graduating. they are not getting the jobs. that's a problem. >> the wall street bailout did not teach the bankers a good lesson. they have not corrected their ways. the same way student loan bailout is not going to teach the students fiscal responsibility or to stay in their financial lane. they are adults. they take it out, they need to pay the debt. they need to choose degrees that make them employable. >> right now, no malter what you are degree is you are not getting a job. one out of five are getting a job. >> how many millenials are trying to get a skilled blue college labor, trying to find something to provide in their hometown, a servic

>> we have these fancy blue racket balls. >> yes!to be that. >> congratulations, it's the balls. so awkward. i will have to tell you the balls are used, so sorry. >> that's okay. >> and then we have to bring in the voice, the guy that determines the rightness and wrongness of things. say hello, steve. >> hello, james. >> hi, how are you doing? >> steve, james, james, steve. are you ready are to the first question. these are not chronologically correct. on last night's show we reported house speaker boehner had a difficult time getting the government funding bill past it's first procedural vote, he had to beg one of the republicans, and it's a republican who is leafing after this year and will not be back when the new congress comes back in january. so was the vote switcher steve stockman of texas, kerry of michigans, michele bachmann of minnesota, or eric cantor of virginia? >> i believe, unless i am wrong, it's kerry of michigans, the reindeer person. >> steve, did james get that right? >> yes, indeed. it was the reindeer herder him

it's a total racket and the banks win. >> i agree it's a racket and the colleges are overpriced but communitynsive. wouldn't it be that you make a choice that instead of buying a mercedes that you buy a fiat. the return on investment isn't that high right now. those going to private institutions are the one who are getting the jobs. those who are spending money on community college and online degrees, oh, my goodness you're sending all of this money and people aren't even graduating and they are not getting the job. >> the wall street bail out did not teach the bankers a good lesson. they are not corrected their ways. the same way that student loan bail out will not teach the students fiscal responsibility or to stay in their financial lane. these are adults and they need to realize when they take out debt they are liable to take that debt. they need to choose degrees that are going to make them employable. >> are you looking at the numbers. it doesn't matter what your degree is, you're not getting a job. one out of five millennials are getting a job out of college. >> how many millennials ar

. >> good afternoon charles racketing born on behalf of the luxury scabbing company thank you to our staff and the recommendations regarding the ramp taxis and the transfer fees yes, yes, yes we're not sure about the proposed vehicle changes but from a nuts and bolts and mechanic prospective she's correct a little bit extra is not going to make a difference but public exceptions are clearly going up they want the cab to be better and faster and cheaper we're not sure changing those vehicles requirements is such a good idea at this time if you want to do that i'm per situated by the other arguments making them employ to the spare cabs that are lows heavily eyed >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names) good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon directors lore down the transfer fee for the medallion makes sense but not for all medallions i'll tell you why you're going to give 95 percent of the prices to the medallion holders decorators decorators i remind you that medallion is the city property and that's money you can't allow the regionals to take that money that was long bef

and they're running that racket for the police officers involved in this case now. they have set up administrative hurdles through collective bargaining agreements that make it very difficult for the commissioner to exert his will on the outcome on discipline cases. this may be one where the commissioner just has to reach in and make that decision in the end no matter what the internal affairs investigation ends up kind of pointing to and, but bratton has done the homework he needs within the police culture. >> yeah. >> to have the credibility he needs with them if he acts against these officers. >> yeah, it's almost like he sort of has to be a secretary of defense, right, for the city of new york. and that's always the challenge to hold on to the loyalties. >> it is a -- it may be the single biggest moment in bill bratton's career. >> well, i know we are running short on time. we wanted to commend you, first of all, for catching, but also switching gears to missouri. the situation with the prosecutor who gave wrong instructions to the jury in the michael brown gran

connecticut alleges racket eering and unfair competition i think here in san francisco if you look where normally there would enforcement your body plus police commission airport commission and commissioners i think they are all appointed by the mayor i may be incorrect. so particularly the willy brown mentioned he sees people taking flags in the streets maybe your investigators can look into this. >> good afternoon. >> i'd also like to address the increased insurance requirements. the mta now you are requiring the the higher rating insurance really are you kidding? are you trying to get us out of business? these ride stealing services driving around? we certainly know during phase one they are not insured and i don't think they will ever be. so no matter what anybody says so no surprise they can offer these rides at half of ours and surge pricing ripping people off and allowing these services to operate fully we're the only city in city in the world without any restrictions. the medallion program has been suspended and find out people sold their medallions and they were told it slipped

racketing bone raises the right question and one of the education to the customers look this cab is inspected on a regular basis and certified to be safe not by the company that owns it but the government we include that aspect of it i'll say to the cab companies and i'll support those changes today, i think one of the reasons beyond safety of cabs their cleaner so responsiveness is an important issue of the customer base but my fellow commissioner i'll welcome her to speak that's an aspect of this but i suspect this board will adapt the change and give a little bit more flexibility and hope you'll continue to keep our best to keep the cabs clean in a condition that the public wants the fee structure change and the vehicle life and mileage changes are only effective through the summer of 2016 at which point the action will be reverting back. >> that's for the ramp uc but not the retransfer fee. the court: all right. so on the retransfer fee i mean itself understand the political reasons behind it i have questions but i understand this is a different environment has the credit union weighed in

head pharmacist face the most serious charges of second degree murder in several states under the racketeeringestate may be subject to seizure. conditions in the so-called clean rooms were filthy and employees falsified prescriptions with fake names like big baby jesus, roy rogers and budweiser. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> straight ahead now, up in smoke. a ban on importing cuban cigars is eased giving fans of cuban tobacco a reason to celebrate. that's ahead in moneywatch. head in moneywatch. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual be

court today along with more than 25 other defendants who have been indicted on corruption and racketeering charges. a federal judge announced yee, former school board president keith jackson and two other men will go on trial on june 1st. the defendants face charges including extortion, wire fraud and dealing firearms without a license. the judge has yet to announce a trial date for raymond shrimp boy chow and the other defendants in the corruption case. >>> union city police need help identifying a man who they say has been recording women inside the bathroom of a walmart store. store cameras captured these images. police say the man was hiding in a bathroom stall for ten minutes before a woman noticed him. police say the man managed to walk out of the store and is still on the loose. he's described as white, about a years old, with curly salt and pepper hair. >>> u.s. government sources are blaming north korea for the cyber attack that led sony to cancel the release of its comedy about an assassination plot against kim jung un. major theater chains announced they will not show the movie

. >> in bay area law enforcement averages are racketing to the deadly new york city shooting wearing badges with a black stripe to show the support for the none -- new york police department as well as the police did in florida. >> the situation in morning and in florida, officers have lost their lives and it is the least we can do to show respect for their families and co-workers. >> officers are showing support on social media including this message on twitter "condolences to our nypd brothers and sisters and our thoughts and prayers to the family." fremont says "our condolences with the men membership of new york police department." >> a charity is handing out toys to thousands of needy children and the most they have ever given out but they still need more donations to meet the needs of thousands more young people. you can help, matt is at sacred heart community service in san jose. the shopping started an hour and 10 minutes ago and people are getting their toys right new. the need in the south by is before this year compared to last year. the charity is giving away the most toy

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. >> these traition racketeers. >> race hustlers race grievance industry leaders. >> your race drifters, your race counterfeiters, your race litters, your race financial advisors, your race some oliers. what is wrong with a nice white? but-- (applause) but the point is, these protests it may look like a spontaneous groundswell of frustration, grief and anger amongst the community that feels disten franchised. but they're actually just the prescribed bidding of america's race grievance puppeteerears. and who might they it be, you ask? professor? >> the floor is yours. >> the president and eric holder and al sharpton, i think they've been terribly irresponsible. >> ferguson burns because of in part a mind-set was created by al sharpton, by eric holder and the president. >> be honest my friends, are those the three people responsible or did you just name the only three black guys you could think of? (laughter) (applause) >> ferguson burns, my friend, in part because of jay-z the gi what plays urkel and let's say hank aaron. i don't know. now here's where it gets interesting. what is the mi

obama has given in to basically an act of terrorism and racketeering.ke extortion. >> a completely new era, american alan gross returns from captivity in cuba and now new plans to open an american embassy in havana and restore relations with cuba. reactions from supporter and critics of the surprising move by president obama. >>> the interview you won't see, the film pulled from theaters. sony holds release of the film amidst the threat of theaters as u.s. officials say north korea is behind the company's hack. >>> and watch out, rand paul. if you think you can run for the senate and president in 2016, well, there is one woman in kentucky who is trying to stop you. this is "way too early." >>> hey, everybody. good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it is thursday, december 18th. welcome to "way too early," the show that wishes north korea stopped the release of the adventures of pluto nash starring eddie murphy. remember that movie? alan remembers that movie. you think that was the worst movie ever? no. we'll get your -- who?

russia is flexing its muscle and racketing up tension in the west. here is the story from london. >> reporter: the skies over the baltic sea. scandinavian airlines, 1755 in climb after takeoff. to poland. suddenly -- air traffic control warns -- there is traffic in the area. >> reporter: the traffic, a russian milt plane, flying with its transponders switched off, making it almost invisible to commercial flights. >> it's really reckless. really irresponsible. >> the pilots can't see the russian in the haze. air traffic warns it's going to be close. >> okay, 1755, you will have the traffic. and one turn, he will be 12:00 passing right to left. >> then the russian plane veers off as the commercial plane turns too. >> it looks like you were pulled behind him. >> reporter: sweden's defense minister was furious. declaring this is serious this is outright dangerous when you turn off the transponder. in recent months this close encounter, just 100 feet apart from nat interscepters and a russian plane just last week. and this to scatter the air in stockholm

. >> you know i agree it's a racket. and colleges are overpriced but community colleges aren't that expensive. instead of buying a mercedes-benz you might buy a fiat? >> those who are going to higher under graduate unfortunately private institutions are getting jobs. those who are spending more when you see online degrees you're spending money and people aren't graduating and not getting jobs >> wall street bailout has not expected their ways in the way student hoon bailouts don't teach students fiscal responsibility. these are dults that need to realize they're liable to repay that debt. and they need to choose degree that's make them employable. >> right now it doesn't matter what your degree is you're not getting a job. >> how many are trying to get a skilled blue collar labor? trying to find something they can provide a service to provide, they can make money at. $50,000 or $60,000 a year. if you want a federal government do something have them put information they have about hundreds of thousands of skilled labor jo

made, it showed extreme disregard for human life. or reporter: the 131-count indictment includes racketeeringmail fraud for manufacturing and distributing the steroid methylprednisolone acetate takessed with fungus, but one of the owners, barry cadden, and the company's chief pharmacist, glen chin, are charged with 25 murders that carry a maximum life sentence. charges glen chin's lawyer disputed today. >> there is no evidence to indicate that he knew that the batch was contaminated and/or that he intended to cause harm or death to any other person, any person in the world. >> reporter: it's been an emotional day for j.r. mazure, who received the tainted steroid in michigan and still has fungus in his spine after three operations. >> i cried. when i first heard it, i cried. you know, and then to see it on the news where you see cadden, barry cadden walking in in handcuffs, there's maybe some justification finally. >> reporter: one of the items from the indictment that the defense lawyers will have to address, necc allegedly conducted 38 tests of its clean rooms in 2012, 27 times, say prosecut

. >> reporter: the 131-count indictment includes racketeering, conspiracy and mail fraud for manufacturingg the steroid methylprednisolone tainted with fungus. one of the owners and the company's chief pharmacist, barry cadden and glen chin, are charged with 25 murders that carry a life sentence. >> there's no evidence to indicate he knew that the batch was contaminated and/or that he continued to cause harm or death to any other person. >> what's up, girls? it's been an emotional day for j.r. mazure who received the tainted steroid in michigan and still has fungus in his spine after three operations. >> i cried. when i first heard it, i cried. and then to see it on the news where you see barry cadden walking in with handcuffs, there is maybe a little justification here finally. >> reporter: one of the items defense lawyers will have to address is if 38 tests were conducted of clean rooms in 2012, 27 times the tests came back positive for bacteria and mold and those were test results, they say, that were ignored by those arrested today. norah. >> o'donnell: jim axelrod, thank you. presiden

and other infections from shots of the stairs of the co-founders and promises this is charges of racketeeringames: web tracking the storm that is still out there we never ran off sure rain falling in the bay area rain now we have full details coming up in just a moment. >>darya: the total labor is all wet. the shabby look like is heading pretty slowly over the bridge and said francisco as you're waiting in traffic on the approach to the bay bridge those lights are glistening with the water on the ground. >> james: aside for saw those cameras given the wet look at the golden gate bridge will not see much active rain fall on the stand right now we do have some of the wet weather pushing across the back and heading toward richmond and berkeley up near vallejo benicia and martinez. let salvable in your area as well san francisco before release up to see a a good bit of light rainfall that is tracking of the direction across the census of that will places like alameda san leandro and decide who should see what weather approaching their a little wet down to pacifica. >> james: 3 of milpitas that be

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they are the first of 200 people to go on trial in a case that also includes racketeering and organizedrges. no trial dates have been set for the other defendants. >>> the embattled president of california's public utilities commission resided over his final meeting today. the e-mails pointed to back room dealings and exposed the influx wielded by pg & e. >> i want you to go away with a retirement from this commission. because really you belong in jail. >> on behalf of our children and grandchildren, thank you for your service to california. and to planet earth. >>peevee's run is set to officially end two weeks from now. >>> uber just started service in portland but today they announced they're suspending operations for three months so they can make a contract with the city. the city is dropping its lawsuit to block uber. the city had threatened to sue uber. >>> there's a new option for people to get from sacramento to san francisco. for $12 the shuttle will pick up passengers in san francisco at 2:00 a.m. saturday after b.a.r.t. and caltrain starts running. the shuttle drops off passen

. >> it's my racket ball partner and i don't think i'm playing with her anymore. >> wise decision. >> ahead on "the five," you'll never guess which countries are coming out to criticize us, the united states for human rights violations after that report's release. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> that loud rubbing noise heard around the world, it's our en y enemies kneading their hands in delight over america's self-loathing spine collapsing introspection. iron's dsh iran's leader and china are telling us to stop human rights abuses. that's light kate moss telling us to stop eating twingies. it's like diane fine stain saying don't plit size our safety. iran, china, treat people worse than we treat our prisoners. here we are where the media and enemies agree, isolating -- >> if you envisioned the nazis doing this or the khmer ruj doing this, you can imagine that. >> those groups you mentioned killed 8 million people. our cia water boarded roughly 40. not quite the size of our audience, but close. they did it to safe you. you got to love china, creator of the great leap forward that killed millions.

racket balls, basketballs, any kind of balls. ship balls to the speaker. >>> speaker of the house john boehner has announced his plans to do nothing over president obama's executive overreach. we've got news. he can keep his symbolic gestures. conservatives who want a real action. there are six days left before the federal government of the united states of america shuts down. unless the republicans can figure out a way to pass some legislation to keep the government funded. their con receivabletive members do not want to keep the government funded. conservatives have enough. it's all they need and then some to keep the government open even though he wants to. look at this the hill newspaper reporting that the republican leadership has now officially asked the democrats, they're asking nancy pelossi and the democrats to please help them out. and provide enough democratic votes to pass a bill to keep the government going because they can't do it among their own members. so far, the answer from the democrats is no. you guys have to

that bob was doing with regard to white-collar crime, securities fraud, organized crime, labor racketeering, official corruption, tax evasion, swiss banks. [laughter] all of the things that he did that were pioneering as u.s. attorney, but this is before you met him. my question is, was there a balance in your view of them during that period of time? >> absolutely not. i mean, the antiwar movement and the cultural revolution really had no use for anybody over 30. and all of them were just deluded architects of the vietnam war. when i married a bomb, when i was really dating bob, i was astounded by how he shamed the system by working under the radar, and sometimes over the radar when he stretched his, you know, inelastic arms into international, you know, countries to try to stop money laundering, and stop the drugs, terrorists. and when i found this out, and i also found out that he had at a certain point refused the orders of ramsey clark and was the u.s. attorney then, to prosecute draftdodgers. answer we didn't even do what we were accusing people like him of doing. so it was a very delu

a lot of what taliban makes money is extortion racketeering, the illicit trade and trafficking of copperen timber from forested areas along the pakistan border. all of this has possible brought in to the economy. and to do that you need government institutions that will credibly back up people in the court system that people will trust that are without bias. and none of that exists in afghanistan. >> you're talking about an end to corruption. so the question then is how ingrained is corruption in afghanistan public and private circles? >> i would argue that it's an every day experience for every single afghan. people getting power turned on in their home, and showing up at an office and being told in addition to filing forms you have to pay a bribe. it's easier to go to the guy who sells power to a generator on the street and who is hooked up to an illegal connection. it's pervasive in the afghan governor. it is not in response to the citizenry because they are not depending to be there. every is either appointed by the president or his subordinates. at the end of the day you have a gian

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