they have joe jack alone to tell us what he thinks about this. >> the odds are in the police favor.isten, i would like to know how you can racial profile someone at a hundred and 10 miles an hour nighttime. i would give you a sobriety test. in bringing this frivolous lawsuit is an example of how this anti- cop atmosphere. just about everybody is filing a lawsuit against the police this time of year saying that they are always wrong. >> a kind of guy that makes legitimate police brutality case look bad. you can do about ten with an expired license and turn around and sue the troopers. you're wrong every way from sunday. bill: did you do this on purpose? she is filming from the very beginning. >> the very and the police officer comes, still filming he doesn't take the phone. >> got my shoes. bill:@that the cops were professional, calm. >> will keep chasing it to find out what happens. bill: think there still together? >> that's a good question. >> i'm chasing hip-hop nutcracker has the new jersey performing arts center in newark. the show is spectacular. instead of seeing the arrest a

was a three-point lead in the fourth quarter and off the jared jack miss, willie reed and knocking down the triple. 90 seconds off the joe johnson miss. jack coming up with an offen ve boheard and pl er er latd -- and later in the possession, brooklyn had a x-po t road win over the heat. in college hoops. rutgers finished up the non-conferenceursdy .y hosting umass, and big freshman of the week, cory sanders helped the scarlet kni ts blow it open with a terrific drive. he had 20. and they lit it up for downtown. cruises to an 89-66 victory. >> you know where that was? >> on the banks o the old --

jack kennedy was president. [laughter] brian: he writes a lot about joe kennedy and women. and that his sons followed his example. tyler: my mother recalls that she set next to joe kennedy at dinner one night. if she told me i can't remember , where the dinner was. and the next morning, she got a very fancy bouquet of flowers from joe kennedy. brian: what was your mother like and what was her name? tyler: her name was you leave -- she married my father, then divorced him, and married drew pearson. she went by the name livvy moore pearson most of her life. she got the message from joe kennedy that, had she wanted to respond to those flowers, it would have been easy. brian: another entry, friday, october 23, 1964. i have been marked off the different chapters. here's what he wrote. brian: what is the background on that story? tyler: i don't know. i had heard those rumors and i guess for drew it was more than just a rumor. he thought that j. edgar was homosexual. brian: did you ever talk to him about his columns? tyler: sure. in fact, i worked for him for a while. brian: what

a couple of notes, as i'm looking over to joe jack alone and harry houck here, my two former nypd detectivese extraordinary law enforcement expertise. when i heard from i believe who was from the sheriff's department, a couple of notes, she described the shooters as heavily armed, described body armor and she used the pronoun "they." i'll ask you more about that in a second. we have more sound. let's go. >> hang on a second. >> let's see if you can put it on speaker phone and we can hear how he's doing, the how the people on the bus are doing. thank you so much for taking the time, paul. we appreciate it. >> i think i lost him. >> paul is trying to figure out his cell phone. he just spoke to his son. looks like they have 20 to 30 people. >> garrett? >> yes, dad. can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you. >> i'd say we have over a hundr hundred. >> over a hundred right there now? >> yeah. maybe two. >> maybe 200? maybe 200 waiting? >> yes. >> hi, garrett. this is crystal cruz with kcal 9 news. thank you for taking the time for us. how are you doing right now? how are the people around you doin

with 24 people, that bill is an estimate of 52,000 to clean the building"" jack: the courthouse has reopened while little joe's computer is hoping to reopen by late january. daniel swick is being held in webster county jail. jack: tonight, the family of des moines teenager sam kemp continues its search for answers. they want to know how the 17 year old ended up dead in a pond between granger and grimes last week. kemp was at a party there and ran off when police came. it took searchers 5 days to find his body. one autopsy has been done, but the family is asking for another and more answers from police. tonight, mothers against violence joined the family outside the polk county courthouse to "we want answers we don't know why he ended up in that pond we have not gotten answers on why he's in there what even could lead to the reason he was in there no answers the dept has not even called us to give us updates " jack: a toxicology test was done on sam kemp, but the results have yet to come back. stay with local 5 for the latest in kemp's death. jack: in spencer, the high school wrestling team there is still deali

we are iowa" "joe 12:51 it is unfortunate this isn't going to happen now. this sends the wrong message. " jack: that's what some are saying about the iowa republican party cancelling its brown and black forum that was supposed to be today. with a growing number of latino voters in iowa, this might affect outcomes at the ballot box. jack/2shot: good evening and welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm jack miller. stephanie/2shot: and i'm stephanie angleson. it was a first ever for event the iowa republican party - having their own brown and black forum. it was on the books for today but now...it's a no go. stephanie: local five chief political correspondent amanda krenz explains why it was canceled and the potential impact it could have. the first ever brown and black forum in iowa happened in 1984.

claire: jack, between the webster county courthouse and little joe's computers... this vandal is costing them - not only valuable christmas business- but nearly one thousand up costs... . "it was quite a mess and deal to clean up" on december 8th , people working at the webster county courthouse walked into a mess. literally only 2 fire extinguishers did all that damage" police say in the middle of the night, the set off two fire left. his actions displaced all the county workers for nearly a week during clean up. supervisor merrill leffler says scrubbing remodeled courthouse- costs. of 52,000 to clean the building" leffler says the bill will likely be near 75 thousand dollars toward the final estimate. then one week later, on december 15, only three blocks away.. "unfortunately to burglarize i business, we have to clean up our store" little joes computer was also vandalized, but this time, in surviellance video, you can see swick throwing a brick through the door, attempting to take joe gilberts bike. "he was very efficient but it wouldnt fit through the doo

joe t.: shopping for t.j. maxx. lemonis: t.j. maxx -- what is that customer? -jack: discount. -lemonis: discount. gonna come here and spend 20 bucks? -joe t.: right. -jed: they do. lemonis: now i want to be clear with you guys. i'm not saying this is a bad idea. joe t.: after this conversation, i don't think it's a good idea, though. lemonis: well, but we don't have the data to say whether it's good or bad. this space, with the variables that we've talked about, scares me. let me talk to these guys for just a minute. jed: okay. lemonis: the problem that i'm having with these guys is they basically just pull [bleep] out of the air. "we'll just go to a location and we hope the rent's gonna work out." you're not gonna do that with my money. we're in the business of building a box, marketing it, polishing it, perfecting it, and then having somebody say, "i'll take one. i'll take one." that's what a franchise is. we are not in the business of leasing space and building [bleep] out. joe t.: and if it happens the way it happened the first time, i'm gonna be sleeping on the bench over there, too. sammy:

jack. for this one i'll play joe and you'll play the role of margaret. margaret. >> i am now margaret. >> jimmy: you are margaret and i am joe. higgins, will you set the scene for us, please? >> steve: margaret walks up to joe on the sidewalk. >> hi, joe. >> jimmy: hey, tim. i mean, margaret. [ laughter ] >> joe, how do you get me and your brother mixed up? we've been going out for eight years. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry. you kind of look alike. >> anyway, did you hear about the new bridge? >> jimmy: what bridge? >> you know, the bridge of spies. >> jimmy: no. what the heck is that? >> well, i'll tell you. >> jimmy: wait. >> what? >> jimmy: okay. never mind. i thought you were tim for a a second. [ laughter ] tell me about the new bridge. >> well, they're going to build this new bridge somewhere in china or something. and they're going to call it they are finding spies and taping them together to make a a bridge. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. that's going to take, like, 100 years. >> yeah. they didn't have enough wood so they're going to use spies. [ lau

joe," donald trump joins us live. we'll talk to the front-runner after he was lavished praise by vladimir putin. and secretary of the treasury jack is here after getting the u.n. to target the islamic state's financing. that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." this holiday, i can count on my going off list.again, and knowing right when my packages arrive. so that's two things. introducing real time delivery notifications. sign up at myusps.com prge! a manufacturer. well that's why i dug this out for you. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a lot to him... yes, ge makes powerful machines. but i'll be writing the code that will allow those machines to share information with each other. i'll be changing the way the world works. (interrupting) you can't pick it up, can you? go ahead. he can't lift the hammer. it's okay though! you're going to change the world. >>> if you lose the republican nomination, are you a loser? >> certainly, yeah. hate to say it. if i lost the nomination, yeah, i guess i would call myself a loser. >> good morning. it's friday, december 18th. that's honest

and it probably goes back to joe , who didjack's father some things that drew disapproved of. he admired jack kennedy. but as he told jack kennedy himself, he said, you know, you would never have gotten elected on thevenson put you ticket in 1966. you would have been just another defeated vice presidential candidate and you would never have been able to be covered -- to recover and become president. i'm not sure that he was right about that. interesting that he would say it. brian: where do they keep the archives of all the columns written by drew pearson? anywhere? tyler: i'm glad you asked that. that is very interesting. anybody that wants to can get them at american university. american university has them all digitized.you can go online and pull up a column. the first column was november 1932. and the last column that he probably july, june or july 1969. but then jack was writing them and jack continued. brian: and he died on what date again? tyler: september 1, 1969. brian: our guest has been tyler abell, stepson of drew pearson. the book is called "the drew pearson diaries: vol. ii." ,u

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joe 14:58 it's a tremendous loss to them especially when latino community wants to participate in the caucuses both democrat and republican next febuary 1st. jack: brown and black forum is still on the calendar. it's scheduled for 7:00 p-m, january 11-th, at drake university in des moines. stephanie: a histroic announcement from the petagon today. the u-s military is opening all combat posts to women. all women will now be able to fill all jobs currently limited to men, including infantry and some special operations units. the decision comes after years-long reviews and public push-back from some within the military. the marine corp had sought exceptions to the new rule -- at one point releasing a study suggesting all- male squads are more effective in combat than integrated groups. stephanie: senator joni ernst, who just announced her retirement from the u-s national guard, says she supports this opportunity as long as the standards are not lowered and it enhances combat efeectivness. she wants to make sure this decision is a military decision not a political one. senator ernst is the first female combat veteran jack: coming up on local 5 news

jack dell rio. and this team is a great team to lookout for, trust me. >> a rare weekend when the raiders and the 49ers were in town. hosting cincinnati. joeana showing up for a halftime ceremony, cringed at what he saw. aj now starts nothing place for a player that brokes his thumb. cincinnati now, hill in for his second score. 14-0 bangled. >> and again, he has it, he picks it off. now, down at the 20 yard line. 21-0. the 49ers putting it down at halftime. the 49ers down 10. now, he intercepted it by shawn williams, bengals win it wore- 14. they are troping out of 4 and 10. jim asks why the team seems to lack focus this late into the season. >> i don't have the answer on why it is a problem thing. i don't. i have to find that answer. >> our guys fought for it. i don't think effort was a problem. it is lack of execution. >> giants hoping to deliver the blow to the carolina panthers perfect season. carolina up big. newton, to ken. now, newton, 340 yards and five touchdowns. the giants would fight back. less than 2 minutes left. now, new york scores 28 unanswered to tie the game at 35. that is the 5th straight game for the touchdown. now, i

jack del rio. that's how it is. a business where you look to put together your best effort and put it on the line, and we just didn't quite get it done. >> joemontana part of today's ceremony honoring the '81 and '88 super bowl teams that beat cincinnati. bengals in town. 7-0 after a 49 punt, cinci driving again. 14-other bengals. a mint raft, gabbert to mcdonald. knocked into the air. cats knock it down. next play, mccarron. first career start. 21, 0 cinci at the half. bengals still super bowl contenders. the season can be summed up here. bernard ricks read. that will make your coach half. 49ers scored in the second half. but too little too late. liners move to 4-10, a 24-14 loss. >> in four minutes and 23 seconds and went to 0-0 to 21-0. i'm not going evaluate personnel today. i don't have the answer why it's a problem today. i don't. i have to find that answer. >> you're running out of time. game of the day, panthers host evidence by the giants. cam newt to an through for five td passes for the third time in five games. 35-7 panthers in the third quarter. the giants scored 28 straight. eli monning, 14orss to beckham. had zero catches in t

general jack keane on that one. first, this guy, joe namath, he's a football legend. we know that. talking concussions and guns and trump, mr. namath is next. ♪ oh, on broadway ♪ >> i found a disease that no one has ever seen. repetitive head trauma. the nfl does not want to talk to you. you've turned on the lights and gave their biggest bogeyman a name. you're going to war with a corporation that owns the day of the week. stuart: that's a clip from the movie "concussion". my next guest knows a thing or two about that joe namath. he recently underwent hyperbaric treatments that doctors claim reversed the results of hits in the nfl. j joe namath, welcome, sir. >> thank you, stuart, thank you. stuart: would you describe the hyperbaric treatments, what did you do or what did it do to you. >> knowing i had concussions, i wanted to find out if i had traumatic brain injuries that i could do something about. we did scans, the left temporal area of my brain was virtually getting no blood flow. so we did use a protocol process in the hyperbaric chamber and i did 120, after each 40 i was che

joe. >>> well, tech bloggers are to the iphone. there are reports apple will introduce a slimmer iphone in march with a smaller screen and mine -- minus the audio jack. if that happens, users would need a blue tooth or another >>> the proposed megamerger of the world's biggest beer companies is raising concerns in congress. anheuser-busch, the maker of budweiser, wants to buy sab miller for $106 billion. some lawmakers hearing testimony about this proposed deal worry that it could make it harder for craft breweries to sell their brand. anheuser-busch says it will sell some operations including its stake in the miller and coors brands. >>> a penthouse in greenwich village with a huge wall of windows. >> and you park your car with an app. here's emily smith. >> reporter: this brand-new building on east 13th street has a three-story penthouse. josh with continental property and erica gave us the tour. >> we're in the meart of gren >> reporter: the home has more than 100 windows and a fleeting stair weaus reach -- staircase reaching three different floors. >> it produces over 350,000 btus which alone is enough to heat three bedrooms. >> reporter: the fi

joe johns will look back at the jaw-dropping scandals. >> reporter: number 10, most hated. pharmaceutical company executive martin scherili makes the list, not only because he jacked up the price, but it took him too long to stop talking. >> and it took a while to catch up. >> and also stop tweeting. he was indicted for unrelated fraud and resigned before the the end of the year. number nine. state of denial. 2015 was banner year for illinois politicians in big trouble. former house speaker dennis has earth g hastert got caught up in as well as rahm emanuel on the rope po ropes for the the city's handling of the police shooting video that did not go public until after the mayor was elected. >> i am responsible. i don't shirk that. >> and number eight, family values. >> we are the the duggars. >> con ser servative man and tv josh duggar quit the family research council while he admitted that he molested four of his sisters, and then his name popped up when the ashley madison hacker exposed his name. and he was not the only one with those posting the hashtag, life is short, have an affair. >>> and this is one that is the president of the the spokane naacp was outed

joe bentoing making a spesh appearance after working with the real frank for 32 years. >> we lived together, we traveled together. we partied together. jack daniels. the whiskey label releasing this sinatra century, a gift for its favorite fans. >> the jack, three ice cubes and a splash of water. a three, two, one. >> on behalf of all of us at ok! tv we wish frank sinatra a happy 100th birthday. from las vegas. i'm megan tellez. >> andrea bocelli is one star who always blows up this time of year. the performer has a new album out featuring songs from movies and duets with some of the big pop stars around. we're diving into this ok! tv cover story. >> the video for this song from the movie "once upon a time in america" has over 7 million youtube views. >> the hit off bocelli's one on the classical billboard chart. it's a collection of songs from films like the godfather and breakfast at tiffany's. it's one the world renowned tenor has wanted to make for a long time, but he tells us the movies aren't his only inspiration. >> one of the reasons of happiness of this album is for me to work with three big friends of mine. we work together a lo

on cnbc, first in business word wide, i'm joe with becky and andrew, and we're counting down to 2:00 eastern. i was counting down to 7:00 a.m. because that's jackwas. we all were. fed's rate decision comes at 2:00, and we'll have a live report from steve in washington in a minute, but, first, though, first, though, we have andrew. with this morning's top stories. >> looking forward to that all morning. >> yes. >> i know. let's see what's going on. take to the u.s. equity futures this morning, of course, well, it'll be interesting to see where the markets go, but dow opens higher, and nasdaq 34 higher, and s&p 12 points higher as we expect interest rate to rise. among other stories, though, the house speaker saying congressional leaders in the white house have reached a deal, two sides agreeing to a tax and spending bill that funds the government through the 2016 budget year, and included in the deal is repeal of the 40-year-old ban on oil exports, tax breaks, and tighter travel restrictions to those visiting iraq or syria. house expected to vote tomorrow, and the senate would do that by the end of the week. also, we have bad news for bill ackma

joe johns counsel down the top ten scandals and controversies of the we're. >> number ten, most hated. pharmaceutical company ceo martin shkrelli tops our list. he jacked and aids patients. he took too long to stop talking. >> i can see how it looks greedy, but there's a lot of altruistic property to it. >> or weegt. trying to make bernie sanders and hillary clinton who did not want to hear it. he was indied for ub related fraud and resigned before the end of the we're. number nine, state of denial. 2015 was yet another banner year for illinois politicians in big trouble. former house speaker dennis hast either got caught up in sexual misconduct and hush money allegations. former congressman aaron shock resigned after misusing taxpayer money including to redecorate his office in the style of the downton abby tv show, and rahm emanuel was on the ropes for his city's handling of police shooting video that show didn't go public until after the mayor got re-elected. >> i'm responsible. i don't shirk that responsibility. >> the year of family vebz values. >> this is a story of my family. we're the duggars. >> conservative family man and reality tv star josh

jack lew has been stymied by congress this year. his anti-isis plans have been blocked and he expresses his displeasure about that on msnbc's "morning joehis morning. >> he's respected by republicans and democrats alike for being the expert who has designed so much of our sanctions efforts. congress has to get beyond politics and move a nominee that needs all the tools at his disposal to fight terror. >> joining us now for their take on the treasury department's antiterror effort is cnbc senior contributor larry custody low and cnbc contributor barney frank. gentlemen, thanks to both of you for being with us on a friday afternoon. >> hi, guys. >> barney, it sounds great in theory to cut off the financing source for isis. the u.n. has said this is the direction the world needs to go, it needs to get the middle east on track with this, and of course we have the defense secretary in the middle east saying exactly this. but how easy is this in practice, to implement this on the ground? >> oh, it's very hard. in fact, one of the problems i have, frankly, with all analyses of policy, whether it's republican, democrat, congress, or the preside

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jack. he's 7 years-old. for this one i'll play joe and you'll play the role of margaret. margaret. >> i am now margaret. >> jimmy: you are margaret and i am joe. higgins, will you set the scene for us, please? >> steve: margaret walks up to joe on the sidewalk. >> hi, joe. >> jimmy: hey, tim.