, the family unit. suppose the family is up for. that's composed of the mother and two children would be medicaid. if we want to count household now on welfare that particular household in the data is tallied once. one immigrant family on welfare. another way to do that is to look at it at the personal level. so it becomes now three different entries. therein lies the trek by breaking it up at the personal level you are basically taking part of that family did which was a family into the u.s. and allocating the welfare used because the children are natives and that makes a huge differen difference. the national academy put out a report a couple of weeks ago they do the calculation for the welfare programs and they are very careful about this and they do a sensible thing. if you really want to consider at family levels for what you want is to look at the unit that involves the immigrants that household and dependent children, that is the unit we should be thinking about. so when i see think tank report cl

so now we have an immigrant family and one look at the date on which is the way that most science research and data is to make that the family unit and supposed the family is poor. if we wanted to count households now one immigrant family on welfare. another way to do that is to say ththat three-person households w becomes three different people and of the nativeborn children therein lies the trick to basically say you were taking part of that family did and allocating the welfare used. the national academy to a report a couple weeks ago. you want to consider at the family level to look at the unit that involves them. it's claiming all kinds of things about welfare but also a personal level. they could be honest about what they are doing. >> if you have any axes to grind in the u.s. certainly very careful about trying not to draw certain conclusions from your economic research. we make plenty of use of the research. your final chapter has a very provocative title and the titlist who are you rooting for and that reminded me of the old pete seeger song. anything possible to the policy x. anybody better off. to choose a policy you a

the family unit. and supporters the family is poor. with the mother and two children and that tally when you want to count households that particular household would enter the tile he wants. another way of doing it was to say let's look at the personal level. and now becomes three people. one immigrant into native born children receiving that. and they are there with the trick. breaking it up to the personal level you're basically saying they're taking charge of what that family did and allocating the welfare use. it makes a huge difference. the national academy just put out a report a couple weeks ago they're very careful about this. they do a sensitive thing. what you really want is you want to consider the family level the immigrants have of the household . and that as a is a unit that policy should be thinking about. when they see think tank reports claiming all kinds of things in welfare. i know deep inside of me that they're just trying to have an ax to grind. the trend they're trying to spin in a particular way that nobody can b

who go around marrying unsuspecting women and once they spuriously interject themselves into the family unit, they purloin everything they can through a series of sophisticated larcenous machinations. the guy could be a con man tryin' to rip you off. oh, no. now, this is only guesswork, however, in facts. only the facts. never in guesswork. come on, hoppy. let's go. right. see ya later. oh, and remember, gentlemen, the man is innocent until proven guilty. poor fred. he's got a brother-in-law who's guilty. he said that my sister married that guy and all he wanted to do is get his hands on my bunco. this--let's just conduct our lives as if nothin' at all happened. and sooner or later rodney and aunt frances will show up. yeah. mr. right not white. hi. hello. hi there. hi. hello. hi and hello. that's all you say when you walk into a house is hi and hello? pop, would you calm yourself down now? everybody says that when they walk into a house. well, shame on 'em. would somebody please tell me what's going on here? frances, it kills me to tell you this, but rodney married you so he can get his han

the really sad thing about that movie was that she became an angel before she ever had a family. you know what's making a big, romantic comeback? the family unit. hammond family -- all nine of them. let's just go out, you and me. i mean, we're young, we're in love, we're newlyweds. maybe we should have a little t?te-?-t?te, and then sit down and talk. what's wrong with going out and just having some good, old-fashioned fun? we could talk in latin if you want. [ speaks latin ] min, how can we lead such frivolous lives when you consider what's going on trouble in el salvador, cruise missiles... ...bad line calls against john mcenroe, and the family. why do you keep bringing up family? i'd like to have one, min. right now. oh. look, mork, i want to have a family someday just as badly as you do. but a family's something you plan for. we're just starting out. we're not ready, emotionally or financially. and yours -- well, this is america. if we had a baby right now, it wouldn't be fair to the child. maybe down the road a bit. let's just go out and have a good time. you don't understand. time is of the essence. pakistan has the bomb, and all they ha

police department first recieved the concern there, the complaint, they turned it over to the family justice unit in the district attorney's office, and because of the young person, a juvenile under the age of 6, its very complicated under what processes hes going to be taking. i understand the concerns of the parents but this case has been referred to the da's office. reporter: as well as the district attorney. live in hyde park shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. ben: thank you. the syrian city of aleppo is nearly out of food the u.n. has not been able to access aleppo since july. all eight of their hospitals are barely functioning. the city, held by rebels, has been under siege by syrian forces and bombed repeatedly by state will use chemical weapons against civilians and the iraqi military in mosul. there is an effort underway to retake the city from isis. but a new analysis of the terror groups tactics found they have used chemical weapons at least 71 times in iraq and syria over the past two years. the analysis says chlorine and mustard agents are the most likely chemicals to be used in mosul. jc: a

the memorial reminded families that they are .-dot all is in fact members of the homicide unit where there are some of families could get an update on the case. they help you as best they can. hundreds of people are expected strip protesters broderick during the campaign.cam >> it's to keep the pressure on remind them thing coming administration that we are here even in thehi red state of ohio we are still hit and expect us to make some noise. a as of last night their facebook page indicated nearly nine people plan to attendn and 2600 were interested.tend it starts during the show us before heading to the q for theo starts at 7:30 p.m. we don't know who will be the governor of north carolina. what isca taking someone who is crying voter fouled this morning. an officer charged a deadly shooting but not with murderg. s see on places it's not enough.nu plus weather and traffic every the changes for the weekend and are experiencing yesterday at this timestagag we've slipped one andand that is really mile north yellowstone's line above thatth is as below windchillll measure see this cold air here with mild stuff out ahead of its 60s a

this is felt by south korean families separated by the d.m.z., but it is equally felt here by many korean-american families in the united states. in the decades since the momentous liberation of korea, millions of korea families have been separated and today an estimated 100,000 korean-americans have been separated from their relatives in north korea and have south the ability to be reunited. time is running out. earlier this year, the average korean separated by the war was 80 years old. a large number are over 90. it is far passioned time that these war-torn families be given one last opportunity to reunite with family members they were separated from six decades ago. it is everyone's hope and of course, and ours as well in this body, that someday we will see korea reunited. but in the meantime we can do what we can to encourage the re-uniting of these families and i urge my colleagues to support this resolution and i support the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. sherman: i rise to support house concurrent resolution 40 and i

he would have been interviewed as part of the family unit by officials, but there is no follow-up at this point. a couple years down the line, to visit these refugees nap is something considered in congress but legislation that hasn't passed. >> the trump administration will be more forceful in those reconsiderations, if you will. he was only 18 years old. third-you're student at the ohio state university. seemed like a very bright kid, graduated with honors. only in the united states since 2014. the feel originally from somalia, ended up in pakistan and after a thorough vetting i assume was allowed to come to the united states. >> we see that time and time again. the vast majority never get involved in any violence, but obviously we've seen a very small minority high have. he was just 16 when he came into the united states. maybe not radicalized at all. maybe pretty reasonly he was radicalized. that facebook posting, the language he used, suggesting he been deeply influenced by this jihadi -- also talks about the oppression, the killings against muslims in an area the united nations

year the issuance is a conduit finance with in recourse to the general fund all the project units will serve the families earning no more than 60 percent ami this is the phase one of the master plan the san francisco port commission and requires no relocation as it is a vacant site since march the developer 3wri7b8gd you think housing has excused allocation from the state the developer working with the city has identified financing team so we have on board the construction and permanent mortgage learned and investigator on council and municipal advisors the financing team met and developed a document in the package before you today, we anticipate closing many bond in mid-december with construction beginning in early 2017 construction is accepted to be complete in the summer of 2018 that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions i'm here. >> thank you very much any questions on item 6 okay opening up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. motion to move forward. >> i'll make a motion city college. >> we can take that without objection. >> madam clerk ca

flames broke out in the multi-family unit on pine street last night. firefighters found the 59-year-old in the stairwell with severe burns. she's listed in critical condition at mass general hospital in boston. a warning possible bad batch of heroin after a spike in overdoses there. all of those overdoses happened over the last week and a half. police are trying to spread the word to save lives. wmur's ray brewer is live in pelham with that warning. ray: kristen, pelham police say they have definitely seen an increase in overdoses since this heroin hit the streets, and it even more deadly. this is heroin and drug paraphernalia confiscated by pelham police in the past. but now they are dealing with something different. >> within 24 hours from sunday morning to mid-morning on monday we had three overdoses. one was a fatal. ray: police say there is definitely a new deadly batch of heroin in pelham. >> whatever people are putting in their system is stronger than a normal overdose that we've been dealing with in the past. ray: police say that the heroin is p

family. then the united states gave the family asylum in the the united states. he graduated from columbus state the you community the college with honors. he had every opportunity and all of a sudden, he is inspired by isis or al qaeda to go ahead to try to kill people on a sidewalk and then take out a butcher's knife and try to slash people. >> it is a terrible thing and that i know the authorities will be talking to his parents and people who knew him at the school and trying to sort through this. in many cases, these are people personally disturbed. they have another emotional issues. in some cases, the parents are unaware. in some cases the parents should have been aware. when you look at this in context, the united states has done an extremely good job and we should be very proud of our people and our institutions for the way we've integrated various groups in the united states and we don't want to lose that. >> a lot of these people are inspired. they've had jobs and good opportunities but something happens and they try to commit these acts. as usual, than

he lays out his policies and includes bios for the first family of the united states. >>> part of his path forward is a cabinet to carry out his division. speaking to scott pelley, john dickerson explained how trump's management style will come 23450 play in the oval office. >> the minute donald trump becomes president, there is two chances for immediately partisan conflict. the first is he'll name a supreme court nominee. that, for democrats, is a partisan rallying point because the supreme court will determine the idea logical course. paul rein says he has a piece of legislation he just wants donald trump to sign. that would undone barack obama's signature of domestic legislation. >> it's a maximum of politics that evolution is easy but governing is hard. what do we know about his management style? >> from the campaign we know it has its chaos moments. he had three campaign managers and he stuck with one at the end but he did something that was extraordinary. he went defense the conventional wisdom of politics and he also brought in new people who were not involved in politics and t

viral photo of the boy back in august, he told president obama he wants the little boy to come live with his family in the united states. he told alex and his family everybody heard what you said, i was very proud of you. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, the new report reveals the status of marriage and divorce in the united states. and a big birthday for a disney favorite. how mickey mouse is celebrating when "action news" continues in a moment. >>> business news this noon, volkswagon is cutting 30,000 jobs after they try to recover from a diesel emissions testing scandal. the cuts will save $4 billion a year starting in 2020. volkswagon agreed to pay $15 billion over a settlement for deceptive software that turned off emissions controls. >>> the u.s. divorce rate has fallen for the third consecutive year and at its lowest level in 30 years. factors could include the aging of the u.s. population and changing gender roles and the fact that there are fewer marriages to break up in the first place and marriages are up a bit since 2009. after a plunge of several decades, it could be stabilizing. >>> the

katty: that is the new first family of the united states.he bbc's lara trevelyan was at the trump rally last night as the votes poured in. she joined me a short time ago. foras been president-elect 18 hours, something like that? is the news starting to sink in in the trump campaign? laura: definitely seemed like it at trump tower today. he received an invitation for barack obama to go to the white house tomorrow his aides were briefing me that he was talking about who is bigger nominations might be for his cabinet, thinking about who is secretary of state would become who his treasury secretary would be, who that key nominee would be to the vacancy on the supreme court. yes, clearly the unexpected victory now beginning to sink in, and he will be there inaugurated in january. but also some notes, i would say, about his victory. hillary clinton, it looks like, is on track to win the popular vote. and he seems to have won the white house despite having won fewer votes than either mitt romney or john mccain. he has achieved something quite extra

the baros family is filling the void of the holidays this year with each other. that's because the fourth member of their family, first lieutenant anthony baros is deployed with his colorado national army guard unit to the middle east. member for giving up their time with family to serve something, but is also an empty seat at the table. >> of open next year they see will be filled. the families put together a care package to send his remote outpost. with cards to let him know they are always thinking about him. >> i did football with him last year for my first year and then i try to do it again this year and it kind of made me sad every time i went -- just another day but it is special holiday that he is missing so it's kind of hard. >> the family pulls together what is normally dad's job. the soldier and arvada police officer is also the thanksgiving chef. so they happen in mind as they get ready for the day. >> and it is missing but i don't want to hear all of the time. because that is what is really and i can't be there and i can only be at the sadness. so i think that's the case for a lot of servicemembers. >> dave young, fox 31. >> the family cannot share a lot of details about his mission

your book-- is that you talk so much about kind of the emotional drama that happens when there is a separation of a family that's coming to the united states, or parts of a family that's coming to the united states. you know, we don't kind of see that. most people just see these women who are working, cleaning, et cetera as just kind of this mass-- often very invisible-- but there's no understanding that there is deep emotion involved in the decisions that they've made about their lives. >> it's terrible for these women. i mean, enrique-- the boy that i write this story through; really, i'm looking at these women who come and then the children who follow them years later and come to the u.s. in search of their mothers-- but his mother lourdes, she grows up really, you know, seeing a handful of photographs of her children. she misses their birthday, she misses christmas day with her children, she misses her daughter's quinceanera, she misses all these milestones, and at the same time, she's taking care of other people's children. she... at times when she comes, she's taking care of a little girl in beverly hills as a nanny, and she l

six other students are in the intensive care unit. families are mourning today. others in the community coming together. to donate blood and do what they can. to help those in need. >> . thank you. more than two dozen animals are killed in an over tphaoeulgt barn fire in greeley. this happened sunday night. we're just learn handgun the details. his his barn is a total loss. and lost about 25 goats. two bigs and a >> the cause of the fire is urpbdz investigation. toys. on the wish list. this holiday season. there are some you're bert off not buying. >> . consumer alert. the ones that have been recalled. but are still available online. >> . weu love come not when they end up being dangerous. like these. that are still sold online. the annual trouble in toy land report. colorado public interest research group. is out. and they tell the problem solvers. 16 toys are out there. that parents can still buy. >> . toys that can cut you. burn you. or suffocate you. >> . one of the worst. the bean bag chair. one of several out there with a zipper pouch. that can suffocate sma

the off-ramp and frontage road closed for a bit. >>> family and friends unite around the dinner table for thanksgiving, president elect trump is hop country. it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and is move forward as one country strengthened by shared it's time to restore the bonds of trust between citizens. >> this was trump's second message posted directly to youtube. yesterday he chose nikki haley as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. despite her criticism of him during the election. betsy devos was named trump's secretary of education. >>> governor ducey sent out his thanksgiving wishes. he said she thankful for having the honor to serve the best state in the >>> an estimated 3.5 million spectators lined the streets of manhattan for the iconic thanksgiving day parade. members of the u.s. military academy marched along the route of the macy's parade to the delight of hillions right there on the street streets -- millions there on the streets. they came away. felix the cat has returned. he first appeared as a float on poles in 1927. securi

the big event. >>> three families united by tragedy came together to give thanks today. transplant recipients met with the man of the family who gave them a second chance. they gathered for a thanksgiving meal in philadelphia. that included the family of 20-year-old ethan moyier who died in a car crash. a 6-year-old and 72-year-old received an organ transplant from him. both of them shared what they're thankful for. >> i'm extremely grateful to ethan. he and i communicate every morning. because i have his picture in my kitchen. and obviously i'm very happy to be here. >> amazing. five other people also received an organ donation from moyer. it's feeling like christmas at philadelphia city hall. they got the first look at christmas village. organizers unveiled a new addition to the market a carousel. the village officially opens on thanksgiving and runs through christmas eve. it definitely did not feel like holiday weather this afternoon but a different story tonight. you're looking live at the blue cross riverring in pen's landing. >>> and we topped that at 72 degrees tod

boston has the fourth highest of homeless families in the united states, is that right? why? >> boston is a very expensive place to live. that is one the primary reasons. the others we have a two-tier economy wh are either highly skilled or service level jobs. the boston globe reports that probably about half of the people in this city make less than $35,000 a year and the rents are very high. karen: who is the most impacted and how is brooke view solving some of these issues? >> those most impacted our women with children. create an opportunity for these folks to learn new skills, learn 21st-century skills. what makes us unique is would provide a full set of services for the moms and the children. we help the moms with education and training, workforce development. we work with the children. time you is one of our young women of west lifted our program and contains to work with us. one of the things we -- she is one of our young women who lived in our program and contains despotism work with us. karen: 90% of moms who leave maintain permanent homes. i do want to talk to tony

host is not fitting the inventory most people on airbnb will not be leasing out their places on a long term base because of families and friends that are currently staying in the unitnd when the family and france are no longer allowed have to leave the city while those rooms are staying vacant this is the one way the residents make a little bit of money thank you. >> jump in. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is reaping a nature the san francisco for 40 years to ask you to please rethink the short-term rentals this legislation will devastate others i started using home sharing to support myself after the death of my father been a software contractor but in an ever changing field i've helped to create ways for my family to stay here and continue toe work in a city i love you applied for the business licenses and thought in doing so i did everything necessary when i found out there was additional steps for registering with the city i went and do that imagine my surprise because of my application the fair rules i've been 3w0id by will no longer be able to use a part of my home to allow visitors to support our local economy and 60 days a year is 5 days a month no

management from the complex plus the representatives from the health department and united way. the families are start coming at 1:00. >> we salute the veterans. ceremony at 10:30 this morning. the mayor and executive chris abele is kicking off the drive to collect the wish list drive. the milwaukee county parks are waving the fees for the golf courses today for the veterans. a number of restaurants are oufring free or discounted meals to say thank robin and olive garden and texas road house. >> later today, you can buy your tickets for the new year's bash at the casino. they are 49 bucks. parking, coat check and party favors and champagne toast. the party is new year's eve at 8:00 p.m. also today, the tickets going on he last played in mill wrauk in 2007. $69 or $79 and the tickets go on sale today at noon. >> we are talking today just a little cooler than the past week. >> yes, wear a heavier jacket, jeremy? >> yes, that is a good piece of advice. the warmest temperature we see for the day is early this 50 in racine. brisk north winds. wear the extra layers or a jacket. i want to thank the

it's reassuring to know that the american family unit is still intact. now, look, vivian. maude, uh... the road to hell is paved with good intentions, so why don't you just hit the road? arthur, i don't want you to take this personally, no. but i think she hates you. so, according to my latest survey, that makes five of us. oh, come on, arthur! you did not catch a bug! your inability to go through with the wedding is purely psychosomatic! it is all mental! you woolly-headed liberals and your psychiatry! you think everything is mental! do you call this coated tongue mental? well, what do you think it is, arthur? internal dandruff? come on, arthur, it is obviously your subconscious that is not permitting e feathers! did anyone ever see a subconscious? i'm a surgeon, and i don't believe anything exists unless i can remove it. if it's not psychosomatic, how come you're not sick now? what do you mean i'm not sick now? how come you're not blowing your nose? that's right! why aren't you blowing your nose? well, i'm not blowing my no-- ( sniffs ) i guess i'm well. yeah, i'm well! u

work with those it disagrees with and defended president obama's statement which offered the castro family united states of america has relations with china, we've had relations with brutal dictatorships all over the world. the goal right now is to see that we can improve our relationships with the people of cuba, to do what we can to improve their economy, and to make sure that the younger generation does better than their older generation." garrett on cam tag says:: "fidel castro's funeral is scheduled for december 4th and we are still waiting to see who, if anyone, in from u-s will be sent as an official representative. in washington, i'm garrett tenney, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick was booed by dolphins fans sunday as he took the field. kaepernick wore a fidel castro t-shirt during a press conference in august. last week a reporter with the miami herald asked why he would wear such a t-shirt. kaepernick said he respected how castro focused more on their education system than the prison system. ten people were shot early this morning in new orleans. the shooting happened in the popular b

the problem was that her daughter was undocumented. she brought her little girl to the united states at the age of 2. teresa lee, this korean girl, was raised in the united states by a family of very modest means, but she showed extraordinary talent at music, so much so that she was accepted at these great schools. when she went to fill out the application form, they asked her her nationality, citizenship status. she turned to her mother and said what should i put here? her mother said i never filed any papers after we brought you to this country so i don't know. they called our office and the law was very clear. this young girl who for 15 or 16 years had grown up in chicago, modest circumstances, gone to school, done well, excelled in her music, was in fact undocumented. under the law of the united states of america, the only recourse for her -- and it's still the case -- was to leave this country for ten years and apply to come back. ten years. i thought to myself this little girl had nothing to say when the family decided to move to the united states when she was 2 years of age. she wasn't consulted. she didn't make a conscious decision. she in fact did everything she w

year the issuance is a conduit finance with in recourse to the general fund all the project units will serve the families earning no more than 60 percent ami this is the phase one of the master plan the san francisco port commission and requires no relocation as it is a vacant site since march the developer 3wri7b8gd you think housing has excused allocation from the state the developer working with the city has identified financing team so we have on board the construction and permanent mortgage learned and investigator on council and municipal advisors the financing team met and developed a document in the package before you today, we anticipate closing many bond in mid-december with construction beginning in early 2017 construction is accepted to be complete in the summer of 2018 that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions i'm here. >> thank you very much any questions on item 6 okay opening up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. motion to move forward. >> i'll make a motion city college. >> we can take that without objection. >> madam clerk ca

revenue bond not to exceed one plus million dollars for the financing for the construction of a three hundred 11 unit multi family housing in the city from 510 fulsome street. >> good morning. i'm gretchen the development specialist to the affordable housing team with the office of economic development today is a erases authorizing the issuance of multi family housing not to exceed one and $32 million to provide the affordable portion of a mixed use known as bloke 9 located on 900 fulsome street as bridge housing are the developers thank you look at the map provide in our packets you'll see 72 hours between fundamentally street first street and ecker in the contributing project area that was established in june of 2005 with the board of supervisors adoption of tip of the iceberg redevelopment it is with ocii meeting the obligation by the assembly bill to insures that 35 percent of new housing units built in the project area are volleyball to and occupied by low income and moderate income households it will be comprised of 1 and 36 market-rate housing and one and 9 below-market-rate housing the total units in the

year the issuance is a conduit finance with in recourse to the general fund all the project units will serve the families earning no more than 60 percent ami this is the phase one of the master plan the san francisco port commission and requires no relocation as it is a vacant site since march the developer 3wri7b8gd you think housing has excused allocation from the state the developer working with the city has identified financing team so we have on board the construction and permanent mortgage learned and investigator on council and municipal advisors the financing team met and developed a document in the package before you today, we anticipate closing many bond in mid-december with construction beginning in early 2017 construction is accepted to be complete in the summer of 2018 that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions i'm here. >> thank you very much any questions on item 6 okay opening up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. motion to move forward. >> i'll make a motion city college. >> we can take that without objection. >> madam clerk ca

. >> are you equating the breaking up of cuban families with people going to jail in the united states of america? >> i'm equating the breaking up of families with the breaking up of families. >> kaepernick went on to note to saying that he respects malcolm x for being open enough to meat with castro. >>> a massive fire this morning at the mosswood community recreation center in oakland. the mayor is asking for help to rebuild the center. it's a favorite within the community, hosting classes, a summer camp and preschool. >> they were able to save what appears to be a large gymnasium. it's hard to tell. that part of the building was saved but the classrooms in the back are a complete loss. the mosswood house was not harmed. earlier this evening the mayor said that the oakland parks and rec foundation is setting up a section on the website for anyone who would like to donate to the cleanup efforts. >>> rob mayeda is here with the rain that is coming. >> a lot of people outside dodging the rain drops and we are seeing the second round of rain. the two systems overlapping each other. the s

the deputy consul says there's two reasons. >> if they want to go to mexico to live, this is no problem were >> reporter: that doesn't mean mexican families are fleeing the united states according to the deputy consul. but they are getting their papers in order. the mexican consulate in days. in the first 48 hours after the election, staffers answered 1,000 calls from concerned hispanics. >> don't panic. >> reporter: the deputy consul tell it'lling mexicans living in arizona that it's unclear what immigration policies will be implemented under the new president. on the other hand he says an uptick in birth registration can be typical around the end of the year with families preparing for mexican community. >>> the case of a former fire captain accused of killing three people is in the hands of a jury. david watson is accused of killing his ex-wife, former morlg and her friend. all three -- morl and her friend. all three murders happened between 20 answer 0 and 2003. prosecutors believe they were tied to a custody dis suspected shoplifter tried using a knife to get away from a seven 11 clerk but that didn't work so well so he bit the clerk instead. this happened

world where the leader of the country and his family essentially milk the country and use the presidency to enrich their own family. we haven't had an example of that in the united states. i want to look at an example that seems small but then in a sense kind of makes the point. ivanka trump did her rnc speech and then immediately tweeted out. here's the look, you can buy what i had on. okay, that's just one thing. but then you had the "60 minutes" interview where she had her staff send out a style alert to the media so that the regular mainstream press could promote the bracelet she had on so the american people could buy. fast forward to the meeting with the prime minister of japan, they served trump water at the meeting, according to the reports of that meeting, at least what we could get since they give you the pictures they want to give you rather than letting the press in to actually do their job. it does feel like -- a lot of americans say they want the government to be run like a business. i'm not sure this is what people had in mind, paul? >> this is the kind of thing we normally associate with a post soviet, third world dictatorship. the stuff that we

those stationed in afghanistan enjoyed a meal with all the fixings as you of the thoughts were with their families here in the united states. we are wishing them all a very happy and safe thanksgiving. >>> if you have finished eating maybe your next stop is a mad dash to the stores that kicked off black friday deals early. hilary golston is live at toys r us how are things there? >> reporter: yeah, well, one made this up so i can't take credit for it but really it's about the 3f's family food and football but add another f to that the frenzy because there's certainly a frenzy at toys r us in parma. as you said, the doors are opened but this is not the only store macy's sears best buy decided to open their doors on thanksgiving. it might make you think what is black friday. it starts now typically. 336 million dollars already spent online. can you believe that? and actually, folks are expected to spend about 2 billion dollars online. but still, 137 million americans say they will shop this holiday weekend so that's thursday, and friday and there are a lot of people who as you can see, they are willing and ready to st

. >> are you equating the breaking up of cuban families with people going to jail in the united states of america? >> i'm equating the breaking up of families with breaking up of families. >> that was part of an interview are the miami media. his shirt had a caption, like-minded people think alike. the 49ers will play the dolphins in miami tomorrow. >>> more reaction to the death of fidel castro pouring in from around the globe. here in the united states the sentiment is argue pli the strongest in miami where many cuban exiles are celebrating in the streets. nbc's chris pallone has the details. >> reporter: thousands poured into the streets of miami's little havana as news of castro's death spread, a day many have anticipated for years. >> i'm 34 years old, waiting all my life for this moment. >> reporter: millions fled the island as the communist dictator seized property, silenced the press and jailed dissidents. >> this is something we're celebrating because he has caused pain on all generations of cubans. >> reporter: leaders in congress agree. >> the truth is he was a sadistic murd

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the sterling family. it reads in full, the sterling family is cautiously optimistic that the united statested attorney's office is conducting a grand jury investigation intoi the homicide of their loved one. the family seeks justice and is hopeful that the prosecutor'sosc conduct he -- conduct i should say, a thorough and fair investigation. we should also mention tt tried to reach out to brian trainer, the officer involved te and the o one that was named bye the mayor, we were unsuccessful. we were also unsuccess pful incs learning whether or not he hasas an attorney. paul wagner, fox5 local news.ew. > election day is now just four days away and tonight there are reports of a possible terror threat aimed at three states, including virginia.g sources tell the washington post the terror attack would happen fox5's alexandra limon is live in fairfax county with howrf official areax handling that possible threat.le >>reporter: that's right. i am live at a polling place inl fairfax county and it hasli been fairly busy all day long and now on top of dealing with withh these big crowds, election officials now also ha

shellshocked syrian boy rescued from rubble after an airstrik bring the child to the united states offering toys, friendship, family saying, "we will give him a family and he will be our brother." president obama shared alex's word with world leader at a refugee summit telling them we can all learn from alex, sweet story. >>> a post on social media helps make a 78th birthday one to remember for a woman from colorado. >> this friday is supposed to period of the year. >>> it has been a bizarre week for even the most devoted kanye west fans. it started a few days ago when the rapper told the crowd at his concert he did not vote, but if he had, he would have voted for donald trump. then he played two songs before going on a 20 minute rant about zuckerberg and beyonce among others. ticket prices will be refunded. >>> black friday shopping this year is expected to be a bit less crowded. americans are expected to spend more than $650 billion on retail the coming weeks, half expected to be online. the shift is largely driven by millennials with different shopping habits. >> studies are showing the millennials actually like

the night that president-elect trump was president the united states. something many americans don't know or understand is that the average cuban knows a lot about the united states and almost everyone has a family member or some relative in the united states. they know much more about america than americans know about cuba. and i spoke to many cubans about the election of president-elect trump and what they all said to me, and i think this is very interesting and would be interesting if our current leaders would listen to this, what they all said was they really hope that president-elect trump, who is known to be a businessman that has business acumen, that he would appeal to that pragmatic side of his vision of the world and would engage in with cuba and to give them hope. my sense is that the worst thing that one could do with cuba right now would be to roll things back and to isolate cuba again. i think isolation is simply not worked and cubans will tell you that. >> we'll see what happens under president trump. peter turnley, thank you for coming on the show. >>> coming up, long distance. melania trump, surprises with decision to delay moving into the white house but without precedent? we'l

student are safe and our families are protected from individuals and policies minute to disingreat the family unit and the very fabric of us as a school communedy in the city. as we build a wall of hope, faith, investment, protection, peace, love, and harmony aron our students you can rust assureed we will fight for, besides and with all you to insure that safety. with that, we have presentation to the board of education, item b. super intendant report. >> thank you so much vice president walton. very important message so, i think we all appreciate what you said. i like to pick up on that a bit if i may and for members of the audience or the public that might be listening or watching that haven't seen the statement that i offered that published on the website i want to read a bit from that statement as well and in advance i'll say that we apologize the statement in its current form is not yet translated. the translation is coming soon. so, if i may--i just want to start my remarks by reiterating the following. we are a community that believes fundamentally that each child and each person is the eq

the fire damaged three units at the he echelon village. the red cross will assist two families that have no place to go. a malfunctioning heating unit sparked the fire. >>> a family of a little girl who was killed in overbrook held a rally marching from west philadelphia to the is in scenee accident 8-year-old was killed crossing 63rd street. her parents remembered her daughter. >> she was loving and caring. she was smart intelligent, she wanted to be a lawyer. honor roll student she was wonderful. >> police released the picture of the car that hit her. there is likely damage to the front headlight and grill. >> markets are closed for the holiday, but some stores are open for black friday deals. many stores like walmart and target and macy's are opening this evening. over the course of the weekend, 127 million americans are expected to shop. >>> the city of philadelphia is reducing parking rates to give holiday shoppers a break this season. on saturday until the new year meter parking will be free citywide after 1:00 a.m. 6 garages -- 11:00 a.m. 6 garages will charge a flat 8-d