oh, god, let's hope carlton's not coming to meet him. - who's carlton? - his uncle, carlton blanchard. - hey, hey, hey, hey, i think we agreed never to speak that name in my presence. - what's so bad about him? oh, he is the meanest, cruelest, most obnoxious little old man who can stand him. - he's the devil. (laughter) - sad news, island people. (soft hubbub) my uncle carlton is dying. (laughs loudly) (laughter) - antonio? - [antonio] yes? i'm sorry, maybe i heard wrong. (laughter) what did you say? - i said my uncle carlton is dying. - (laughs loudly) it's even better the second time. - i came to be by his bedside. the doctors don't think he'll make it through the night. where can i get a candy bar? (laughter) oh, wait a minute! i see somethin' sweet right here. (laughter) - you must hear this a a lot. (makes retching sound) (laughter) ter) - so, lewis, about carlton dying? - yeah, the minute he dies, i get everything. the whole kit and caboodle. lots and lots o' stuff. it's a very hard time for me. (laughter) - yeah, i can see that. - well, how can i

the ritz carlton on taiwaned street in northwest has a special exclusive deal for you. ronica cleary is there to show us. lay it on us. >> reporter: my goodness, shawn and sarah. this is luxury beyond. i'm here with the director of sales and marketing at the ritz carlton, we're inside the suite. tell me about what you get >> one of the things we designed that you can see here is a blanket that was designed at a factory especially for us in paris. we also have an array that we deliver every night. monogrammed with the inaugural spiel. a backdrop of the dc city landscape. beautiful shaw, et cetera, created especially for our guests to be delivered each night. >> reporter: let's talk a walk, i love that blanket. did you hear it was designed inside the air mess factory? how fabulous is that? we're going to take you through the rest of this beautiful suite. while we're walking through, this is pretty amazing. tell me about some of the guests. i know you can't tell me who stays in this suites. tell me about some of the guests. >> what they do, who they are, who can afford thi

among them was carlton wright. >> dining time is a [ bleep ], man. it's nothing but you and your thoughts and these brick walls. you feel me? and if you ain't strong, man, you're going to crumble? you know what i mean? >> during his time at wabash, wright says he's felt vulnerable because of the color of his skin. >> other prisons i've been at, it's more hispanics and blacks, you know what i mean, but this is a heavily populated white prison. it's a culture shock. >> but not every inmate at wabash is concerned with maintaining a racial divide. adrian davis and tim harris have found some common ground. particularly when it comes to personal style. davis regularly helps harris figure out what to do with his afro-like hair. >> it's harder braiding white dude's hair than black guys. so i've got to part it certain ways and put more rubber bands in it to hold it. >> my hair's only been growing for five months, so i've only got it braided two or three times. it's starting to get to the length where i want it. probably in another month or so, i'll be able to

. >> reporter: we're inside the ritz carlton, we got details for you on the upcoming inauguration events. and we're going to show you something special and very pricey after the break. sue? >> hard to believe we're less than a month away from inauguration as well. what a beautiful sunset we have behind us tonight. welcome to winter. came in on the easy side. we were about 11 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. so what can we expect as we head toward the big holiday weekend? and hanukkah and christmas saturday and sunday? we'll talk all about that and have a look at your evening forecast. fox 5 local news at 5:00 will be right back. back >>> germany authorities issued a wanted notice for a new suspect in the deadly christmas market attack in berlin. they say he is a 24-year-old tunisian man used six different aliases and three different nashnalties. the man should be considered armed and dangerous, 12 people were killed. nearly 50 injured when a truck slammed into an outdoor market on monday. two men detained after the attack were released for lack of evidence. >>> we're less than a mo

across victoria harbor, there are no better views from the one at the ritz carlton. just make enough time to get to your room. 103 stories to the lobby in the clouds, and you're inside the world's tallest hotel. >> this is the most amazing suite i hav >> the ritz carlton suite goes for $18,000 a night. ? ? >> reporter: this is the tub. your own personal sauna. it may feel like 120 degrees in here. but this feels like heaven. not hell at all. think if i hide in here, anyone >> back in the elevator. >> i was kicked out. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. hcare surance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships mat

. >> john, long stays at the grand hyatt, the ritz carlton, renting a $1 million house out in the burbsutside of d.c. >> why is no one ever prosecuted in this stuff? they say we have so much waste, we're going to get rid of it. those 27 names, make them famous, put them on websites, prosecute them for theft. i don't understand why that never happens. if i had $5,000 unpaid to the irs in 2014, they'd find that. they certainly can't find these guys staying at five-star hotels. put a bounty, i'm serious, put bounty for people for government waste, put a percentage, i guarantee you'll have more waste cut than had in the last six years. >> gary b., keeps happening. $49 million spent on 225 conferences. >> exactly, dagen. but they're giving up the per diem is like $7,000 a month for lodging, but here's the thing, i don't even blame the employees. if i had a per diem of $7,000 a month and i worked for the irs, you bet i'm staying at the ritz carlton. when i've been on per diem back in my corporate life, i tried to spend every single dollar i could because i could consider that income. that goe

from harlem's cotton club, to boston's rikits ritz carlton, t the little trok. she became the first black entertainer to appear at manhattan's elegant savoy plaza hotel. once again, she was an overnight sensation, so well noted she was featured in time, life and news week all in the same february, 1943 week. nightclubs gave lena recognition, but world war ii made her a star. black gi's needed a pinup and lena was embarrassed she was the only one. and two atlanta cousins married tuskegee airmen, lena was chosen as queen as the combat arm. she toured army camps and kicked out of the uso and refused to sing in arkansas where u.s. gi's were forced it sit behind german prisoners of war. her grandmother would have been proud. the warsaw many changes in lena's life, one door shut and others were hoped. by 1947 her movie career was essentially over, but her nightclub and performance career went from strength to strength. in 1947 she went to europe for the first time. she had great success touring the still war torn british isles. she'd built-in fans although cabin in th

if you back off west virginia, carlton is 52 degrees. that's a nose of warm air headed our way.re going to be into the upper 40s by the time the sunsets. it keeps going. before midnight, we'll be in the mid 50s. we're not done with this yet. we're tracking. use our app on o you can see the precipitation leaving the region. we're going to track more rain later on tomorrow. we have the potential -- we were watching the potential for a little bit of snow mixed in there. it doesn't look like that's going to be the case, but we're going to keep you up-to-date. >> speaking of the app, we sent out a push alert 30-seconds ago to warning those to stay off the roads because they're bad right now and they're going to be bad the next hour or so. >> we have storm tracker -- that's where we find stephanie gaylehart and she's with a massive back up. what's going on? >>reporter: yeah, it's really dangerous out here, guys. the freezing rain has just picked up and it's getting windier. i wanted to show you this ice covering this barrier. you can see how slick it is. this same ice is the ice that'

the always popular carlton. ?? still more classics to go, vanilla ice. ?? >> this is a really good time to go to the open bar. >> that's not why you're at the wedding. you're at the wedding to partake in the celebrations. >> i thought you were at the wedding to partake in the libations. >> you're doing it wrong. you're still coming to my wedding. >> am i doing it wrong, or am i doing it really right? >>> thanks for hanging out with us today. we'll see you next time on it's the "wendy williams show." >> wendy: we won't judge, but we're judging. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: now, here's wendy! ? >> wendy: hi! thank you so much for watching

the always popular carlton. ? still more classics to go, vanilla ice. ? hammer time!>> thi >> thiis a really good time to go to the open bar. >> that's not why you're at the wedding. you're at the wedding to partake in the celebrations. >> i thought you were at the wedding to partake in the libat libations. >> you're doing it wrong. you're still coming to my >>> thanks for hanging out with us today. doctor: oh yeah... right there. oh! you got a nickel back there! heh heh! when we say a health care company should treat you like family, we mean more like this. operator: it's gonna be ok, and i'll be right here if you need me. member: really? you deserve compassion. you deserve molina healthcare, your extended family. learn more about our marketplace plan visit molinahealthcare.com ? ? >> announcer: >> announcer: today, we're hanging out by the fire and having a holiday housewarming. mario is in the kitchen with the fabulous lauren graham. michael's whipping up a cheesy family favorite with the incredible jeffery dean morgan. and carla is showing you how to put together

there's, john carlton slap shot dein facted by marcus johansson. look at that. past the goalie ties the game at two. they're going to go to overtime. pass to demitrius. times it one time. the game winner, captains win 3-2. they, they steel. goes for the dunk, 18 points on seven of ten shooting. three minute to go. he knocks it away. porter once again ahead to wall, watch this. bomb. 25 points, wizards up three, then goes this is when it happens. check out wall. marquee. dunks it. they win. second road victory of the season. i think that's well deserved. fox sports said the nats have a legitimate chance of landing white socks. nothing is yet set in stone. they won 17 and ten last year. he, what it's going to take for that matter any big name. >> we're going to allocate our resources. we're going to give ourselves the best chance of get an impactful player. >>> howard husky scores but the celebration is even better. watch this. stick behind the head. he's the king of the world. there you go. >> i like it. >> i love that. >> it's a once a in a lifetime opportunity

riley carlton has a look back at this years biggest world events. >> reporter: isis went terror acrossope in 2016, bombers launched coordinated attacks on brussels airport and busy metro station in march killing more than 30 people. terror group also claimed responsibility for a deadly bastille day rampage in nice, france. truck plowed through crowd watching a fire works display, 86 people died including a father and son from texas. in december, another truck was used to maine town shoppers this a berlin christmas market twelve people were killed, the driver, a tunisia national escaped setting off a manhunt but was killed days later in milan italy. isis militant, targeted turkey too unleashing a gun and bomb attack on istanbul's airport in june killing dozens of people. weeks later the turkish military crush a coup attempt after night of chaos and confusion in the the streets. in bangladesh isis attackers killed more than 20 people, including three u.s. college students, during a standoff at a cafe in the capitol city of docka. >>> the deadliest isis attack of the year was launched in

an endangered runaway from jacksonville, north carolina, shyinga carlton-davis was last seen on july 13, 2016. shyinga, who uses the nickname shy, is 17 years old with black hair and brown eyes. she has a flower and the word "bless" tattooed on her left hand, and her ears are pierced. time now for our family safety tip--important information for everyone you love. boy: ah! man: buster? buster? hey, you guys seen a dog? he's kind of chocolate- colored? boy: you lost your dog? man: yeah. he's still a puppy. we were by that creek down there and he just took off after something. have you seen him? boy: no. second boy: sorry. man: well, if you do see him, his name's buster, so hang on to him for me, ok? boy: sure. second boy: ok. man: buster! come here, boy! hey, if you help me find him, i'll give you $20. boy: 20 bucks? come on, jose. jose: i don't want to go. boy: hey, mister... alex: a stranger's reward offer could be a trap. the man might not even own a dog. this is another common device used by predators. this is how the boys should respond. man: if you help me find him, i'll give yo

. ♪ the always popular carlton. ♪ still more classics to go, vanilla ice. ♪ hammer time!time to go to the open bar. >> that's not why you're at the wedding. you're at the wedding to partake in the celebrations. >> i thought you were at the wedding to partake in the libati libations. >> you're doing it wrong. you're still coming to my wedding. >> am i doing it wrong, or am i doing it really right? >>> thanks for hanging out with us today. we'll see you next time on "rtm." >>> well, they certainly look official. fablg posters are suddenly appearing on b.a.r.t. trains speaking out against hate after this divisive election season. good afternoon, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. the posters have been taken down, b.a.r.t. says it plans on launching its own campaign against hate. let's get right to abc 7 news reporter laura anthony live in walnut creek with the story. laura? >> b.a.r.t. tells us they found a few of the posters on the richmond milbury line this morning, and while they were certainly unauthorized they are a prelude of sorts that the district will

harvey's pastor carlton, slams it home. second half, harvey gets loose again. the stags hold off eleanor roosevelt. and thursday night football, the chiefs lead the raiders right now, 21-13. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. alison: it is freezing. steve: and it's only getting worse. a lot of people look forward to this. a lot of folks like the hot weather, some people at the cold weather. yeah. upper 30's tomorrow, the windchill factors tomorrow only the 20's. we are talking lower 40 sunday, a bump in temperatures monday, then a cold front wednesday. the rain/snow wednesday, not looking at anything major. much colder. jonathan: i was looking at the dude, i'm about to check my credit score like right now. wait, does this mean you're going to have to get a job where you lik

products, they have some new brands, or new cook book out, grab gift card from the restaurant, ritz carlton, pack it with a cook book. >> i'm ready to go shopping. thank you so much, >> coming up later today, tis the season for heart attacks. why they increase this time of year and the three things to avoid during the holidays, to protect your heart. coming up today at 5:00. >>> well, the incredible okay pell owe pops stopped by cbs-3 early this morning, to get into the holiday spirit. >> fun, right? the group has perform everyone from the kimmel center to new zealand, and today they performed right here in our great hall. take a listen. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> you can't help but spilling when listen to a cappella. >> thank you for coming in this morning, that's "eyewitness news" today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, thank you for joining us. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. of course the young and the restless is up next. >> nikki: [ sniffles ] >> victor: morning, sweetheart. >> nikki: hi. >> victor: baby. what is

. >> several hundred people sported their finest attire located in the wits carlton on the avenue ofuests got to try dishes from his latin menu, they sipped some festive cocktails. philadelphia style winter issue is out now and as you see it features christie brinkly. we hope you will pick up a toy for a child in need. >> after a wintertory mix across parts of the delaware valley this morning to kick off our monday another chance of our wintry mix as we head into the upcoming weekend. that will be early in the day on saturday as temperatures will warm up above freezing as we head into saturday afternoon. that will change that to rain and rain chances continue as we head into sunday as well. temperatures >>> coming up next it's the late show followed by the late late show. our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. for everyone here i'm yukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. remember we're always on at cbs philly.com. >> thanks for watching. have a good night family and sleep well. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for tai cheng, brought to you by beach

the man behind it james carlton. >> trees are like people they come in all different shapes and sizes. so hunting for the perfect one is always a challenge. >> it's a family business and labor of love. his family first delivered a tree to jack london square in the late '60s. >> the people in oakland and folks that come abroad come in year after year and they think this is their tree because it is. >> oakland celebrated with holiday performances. >> i will mention briefly that the tree in san francisco is not the real deal. >> tonight brought back fond memories for oakland's mayor. >> i remember being a little kid and watching this tree get lit up. so it still looks tall even though i'm all grown up now. >> it was even enough to make santa proud. the tree traveled a long way to get here and for many it was worth it. >> beautiful. beautiful, couldn't ask for anything better. she loves it, you like the tree. >> at a time of year when neighbors maybe trying to out do each other with christmas displays the winner might be here in jack london square. >> coming up new developments following

. >> several hundred people sported their finest attire located in the wits carlton on the avenue of arts. guests got to try dishes from his latin menu, they sipped some festive cocktails. philadelphia style winter issue is out now and as you see it features christie brinkly. we hope you will pick up a toy for a child in need. >> after a wintertory mix across parts of the delaware valley this morning to kick off our monday another chance of our wintry mix as we head into the upcoming weekend. that will be early in the day on saturday as temperatures will warm up above freezing as we head into saturday afternoon. that will change that to rain and rain chances continue as we head into sunday as well. temperatures chillier on saturday. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulde

. ♪ the always popular carlton. ♪ still more classics to go, vanilla ice. ♪ hammer time!ood time to go to the open bar. >> that's not why you're at the wedding. you're at the wedding to partake in the celebrations. >> i thought you were at the wedding to partake in the libati libations. >> you're doing it wrong. you're still coming to my wedding. >> am i doing it wrong, or am i doing it really right? >>> thanks for hanging out with us today. we'll see you next time on "rtm." ♪ ♪ you can slam the door, baby, help contradict your move ♪ wait, wait! hey, hey, hey, hey! you're touching me! just... we can't go in yet. why? are you avoiding jarvis? what? no! my... m-my foot's asleep. cops can't walk around with one foot asleep. damn, his wife's pretty hot. how the hell did that guy get such a hot wife? she's into cops. how do you know that? diaz, how do you know that? gail... that married woman that you're sleeping with is that married woman? i tried to break it off like three times last night, but then she distracted me, like...three times, four times. g-good morning, sir. dia

nightclubs continued to be hugely theatrical venues for lena, from harlem's cotton club to boston's ritz carltonreenwich village's cafÉ society to hollywood's little trock. and now in 1942, while she was waiting for her first movie to be released, she became the first black entertainer to appear at manhattan's very elegant savoy plaza hotel. once again, she was an overnight sensation, so well noticed that she was features in time, life and "newsweek" all in the same february 1943 week. nightclubs gave lena recognition, but world war ii made her a star. black g.i.s needed a pin-up, and lena was always embarrassed that she was the only one. while two atlanta cowz to sips married tuskegee airmen, lena was chosen as queen of the 99th pursuit squadron, their combat arm. she toured black army camps but was kicked out of the uso for refusing to sing at a camp in arkansas where black g.i.s were forced to sit behind german prisoners of war for her show. her grandmother would have been proud. the postwar years saw many changes in lena's life. one door was shut and others were opened. by 1947 her movie car

group's yellow ribbons united treated more than 100 kids to holiday cheer and transformed the ritz-carlton in arlington to a winter wonderland. families treated to a dinner and kids received gifts provided by toys for tots. special night for christopher and his mom. lieutenant demetrius in afghanistan in 2011. >> while we're here for a sad reason, we're also here because people want to makes us feel good and feel loved and not forgotten and let us know and remind us that our heroes are not forgotten. >> and for his gift, christopher picked out a star wars lego set. good choice there. >> always a winner there, right. yeah. we appreciate these families sacrifice, they go in making the sacrifice and then it's nice wrap these families after they've had as loss. >> absolutely. all right. 4:51 now. a check of your weather. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell joining us today. so coats, jackets, hat. >> it is december after all. >> yeah. >> typically chilly outside this morning. not cold by any stretch of the imagination. 30s, you know, you will need to layer and a bit of a breeze out there. 30

bes chess players were tied in the world mansion new york today they went into a tiebreaker with carlton retaining his title taken home $680,000 for the the landlord facing charges. >> he was caught camera having sex and their bed, i would've the camera and had to restart program because i do not believ what i saw said that i think that we need to move immediately. when he opened the empty saw his landlord and a woman on his bed. he called his wife and then the place now his landlord is charged with felony trespass an obscenity. >> obviously grantors don't hav the ability to go into a tenant's apartment and do whatever they want to do. just to have someone come in but to be sleeping with someone on your bed will you not there is scary. please do reaching out to the landlord, they're going to stay with relatives until they find new home. united kingdom paper money with classic cash made from animal fat, it is stronger and harder to counterfeit the bank of england reveals it is made from animal fat that is used in soap and candles, now people practice religions that do not allow types of m

several hundred guests packed into the ritz carlton hotel on the avenue of the arts. guests got a chance to try out chef richard santa ball's new restaurant, a camaro. located in the hotel lobby. party goers took in festive cocktails, food off the latin menu, winter issue is now out with model christie brinkly on the cover. >> good restaurant, good food there. >>> well, if you need some last minute ideas to make your house look a little more festive this season, good place to find some inspiration. >> spectacular holiday decorations and dazzling floral displays can be seen all around longwood gardens. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live in kennett square with the details. good morning, patrick. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yes, it is the start the 12 days every christmas, i don't know if you realize, that and to celebrate as such, well, first, i'm wearing my festive red pants this morning, but i'm also here at longwood gardens because they have amazing display, certainly, arouses all. this tree right here, they tell me it is 19 feet high. i feel like it

announcer: ron carlton here with the news, -- captions by vitac brought to you every morning by scrub. hi, honey. uh, i thought you'd left. no. why? it's early. i have a feeling mother's going to drop in. it's late. just a minute. she promised the next time she came she'd let me know in advance. and now a special announcement. darrin stephens of this city will receive a visit from his mother-in-law today. [ ding! ] that's what you call letting me know in advance? you didn't specify how far in advance. this is for you, darling. oh. who's it from? ticheba. oh, my goodness. tiche-who? ticheba. she's -- oh, my goodness. what does she say? she -- she said -- oh, my goodness. stop saying that and tell me.

we're talking about lengthy stays at places luke the ritz-carlton, just outside of d.c., where one employee racked up a $72,000 bill and the grand hyatt in d.c., where another employee spent 39,000. pretty good dig us. one employee didn't lick the hotel life so they represented a four bedroom, million dollar apartment for 5 grand a month, and another stayed at a luxury apartment in downtown chicago, overlooking the seahawks river -- she chicago river no doubt, for $4,600 a not. the machines comite 'er says the employees never tried to look for lower cost housing and there were thousands spent on back which are service, unnecessary trips on amtrak. the peer dumb the irs allows -- the per diem the irs allows is $60 a day. but for irs employees 63 is chump change. >> that is what we get, isn't it? i pour all mine in into hot dogs, the turkey ones. irs, this is a story that i didn't come up with. my producers did. you can do whatever you want. you're the irs. >>> in the meantime, did you ever, ever get a gift you hated? either birthday or christmas time? three out of people people will fake it

some at carlton university in canada want men banned from the campus gym for one hour every day. a rep from the women's center, that is women with a y and center spelled weird too says the gym is male dominated. it is a male dominated space where many women and binary folk don't feel comfortable. the muslim community is supporting the proposal and one of ottawa's newspapers are on board as well. writing an editorial saying opponents should pea asking -- should be asking themselves what are they doing that is making others uncomfortable? what about an hour where dudes can be dudes. the women's center says it is not needed because men come from a place of privilege. that's so true. doctor, what do you think of this? as a woman do you think there is a time where no men are allowed in the gym? >> the last part i don't agree with. i do agree with an hour or so where it is just women. i think it is okay to do that. remember when we were kids and at the local pool and they had adult swim only? >> oh yeah. they still have it. >> i feel like it is the same thing. it is an hour and it is f

host: we have carlton from virginia. caller: i am an american career military person, and i have one question for our country and i love it dearly. that is, how do you stop a conglomerate when there are people who do not own elitist in any nation and they are trying to run and graham the people with limited government? -- and ram shod the rest of the people with limited government? thank you. i will hang up and listen to your response. host: thank you, carlton. guest: i am not sure exactly what you're asking. certainly, we have an ideological divide in this country between republicans and conservatives and liberals about across about the scope of government and what the proper role is in regulating health care decisions and the health care marketplace, should be involved in setting labor standards? how much is the government responsible for the economy in investing infrastructure and other projects? that is what is discussed everyday on c-span. we have had for the past six years, a divided government. with congress and t

maybe carlton can teach me a thing or two. >> you deserve it, you have a wonderful family, 20 years of. >> one more? >> what? >> oh! >> quick break. coming right back. >> one of my favorite songs for christmas time. >> on the most annoying list for christmas songs? >> because i believe they play it too much. >> not the song that's annoying, it is how many times they play t you know, how she spends, mariah carey, her christmas in aspen in they showed video of her arriving in aspen, a she comes out of her private plane, they play that song, her own music. when artists are relaxing do they listen to their own songs? do you think she's tired of perform that song? every year? >> yes. >> but it is bringing in the money. she probably makes a lot every year around this time, the checks start coming in. >> oh, ya. >> it is a cute song, though. >> i really like it. kind of it is weird to see santa, you know, kind of cuddling with her, though. >> oh, in the video? what are you talking about? when you sit on his lap -- lap, isn't that a form of cuddle? >> i don't know, is that a form of cuddling?

held their holiday lunch enin ritz carlton in center city philadelphia. they spoke to the group about the uk's investment and the city's commitment to uk business, the number one european market for philadelphia exports. the talker was antonio romeo the british council general in new york. >>> how about these wrist bands, they could help a man from guatemala with an education, they are called uny bands and used at the conrad school of science in wilmington. they cost $7 each and if they sell 600 of them, they can proceed with their education. >>> police are investigating a student brawl at a local high school football game. anchor, rick williams, is live in the newsroom with more on the feud that had two students in trouble. >> investigator says that the student fight may have been sparked by a racist video posted on social media. police believe that the 14-year-old boy made the video to make fun of his classmate that later sought revenge, they are calling the video repulsive and that could lead to charges against the boy that created it. we have the full

back to his cell, it has to be cleaned and disinfected and once again that job falls to houseman carltonain. they should have known from the get-go. he was trying to prove a point. >> this time officers have retrieved the object doctor used to cut himself. >> actually looks like a piece of razor blade. actually had a touch of his chin. >> after the cleanup, correction officers removed all things from his cell to prevent another cutting incident. >> it's not for punishment but for his own protection. so it's kind of going to be up to him how far this goes and we're here to actually protect him and we're just going to have to take it step by step. >> doctor will remain under observation for security and mental health staff and given back his mattress and other possessions once it's determined safe to do so. >> watch your head, doctor. listen to him. lay down. don't want you to get up, okay. >> i told you. >> i know you're going to be good. >> we're not going to leave you unattended. we will come by and check on him. they're very good at what they do and they will make sure that he will sta

the report citing employees racking up huge bills at luxury hotels, grand hyatt, ritz-carlton in d.c.l you they cost a lot. one employee rent ad four-bedroom townhouse in arlington, virginia for a year. that cost taxpayers nearly $60,000. while they're scrimping and saving spending it is not like their money because it is not their money. it is yours. >>> the war on christmas reaching a new low, why happy holidays not enough to satisfy the pc police. wait until you hear this. ♪ ♪ ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. gary: so. >> so now even the word holiday is offensive. offering a series of tips how to make office celebrations quote, multiinclusive. call it end of the semester party, get over it folks. that is it for us, "risk & reward" starts now. liz: we're days before the electoral college vote, now full court press is on. russia hacked the election, end game deny trump presidency. welcome to "risk & reward" i am elizabeth macdonald in fo

host: thank you, carlton. guest: i am not sure exactly what you're asking. certainly, we have an ideological divide in this country between republicans and liberals about the scope of government and what the proper role of government is. should it be involved in regulating health care decisions and the health care marketplace, should be involved in setting labor standards? be, how much is the government responsible for the economy in investing infrastructure and other projects? that is what is discussed everyday on c-span. in terms of how that applies to executive power, we have had for the past six years, a divided government. with congress and the president unable to agree on much, the president's use of executive power to advance his agenda, but we are entering into period of unified government. we have a republican party that has a much more limited government view of the world. they will be able to -- they have the mandate to publish that. -- to a complex that. host: in oregon, independent caller. caller: i would like to ask a question about our new pre