let's move on now to talk show host jerry springer.nd it's been 25 years since springer cemented his place in pop culture by showcasing some of the craziest parts of humanity. here's the thing, people still can't get enough of him. >> anybody can be a talk show host. you do three things to be a talk show host. you have to be able to do, he did what? come on out. we'll be right back. if you can do those three lines, you've got a career. >> it's the first secret to jerry's success, make it look easy. >> this is the greatest show we've ever done. we spent a lot of time with springer during his 25 years on the air and he became the king of baby daddy fights. jerry carried a bag and evolved into a type of ringleader that made him a pop culture icon. >> the day i figured out, wow, we're on to something there were two cultural moments that impacted me, and i think one was being on the simpsons. >> we're back. homer, how does it feel to know your baby was fathered by a drooling space octopus? >> it made me angry, jerry. >> and the other was th

. >> and jerry springer's secrets to success. >> you do three things to be a talk show host. >> plus♪ >> cher at 70. her life today. >> i never expected to live this long. our rare interview with the music legend after the death rumors. >> there were all these reports, cher's sick. >> do they just think i'm dying? i'm just older than dirt. >> now for december 22, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the stars told all to us and oh, the things that we learne d we are bringing you the juiciestienfesons and that is on the way. let's start with today' big news. here is our top story. >> the queen's christmas holiday delayed after a health scare. this afternoon, queen elizabeth left buckingham palace by helicopter and landed less than an hour later at the queen's estate in eastern england. it was a relief in london where royal watchers were buzzing that the queen's so-called heavy cold had delayed her trip by a day. that has briking today. and the gates of buckingham pal. >> keep in mind, the queen is 90 and her husband prince philip is 95. the queen recorded her annual christmas me

. >> we're with jerry springer celebrating 25 years of talk show madness. >> and comedy legend carolr soap opera past showing "e.t." her best soap stare. >> your husband is not really your husband. he's a reincarnation of your dead grandmother. closed captioning provided by -- nivea in-shower body lotion after washing apply and rinse 24 hours of moisture with no sticky feel. then get dressed and go. delight your senses with in-shower cocoa butter. available in the body lotion aisle. >>> by christmas morning you'll be calling me son. i'll be calling you dad. >> i don't think it's going to happen. >> i think it's going to, dad. >> stop that. >> what? >> dad. >> too much. bryan cranston has his hands full with james franco in the new comedy "why him" that opens tomorrow, but the craziest stuff that happened to bryan actually happened in real life and bryan went through it all starting with this mesmerizing fact. >> you've also been a hypnotist. >> yes, i have. yes, i have. ta-da! >> how did you do that? >> it's a little scary. >> that is a little scary. wow! you better be careful with t

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so joining me now is jerry springer! mr. springer, sir. you know, we talked about this after that access hollywood came out. you, sir, said it was just crazy we would turn over the government to such a person. and now at least 77,000 people across three states have decided to do just that. what do you think? >> yeah, well, i still think it's crazy. i think what we're facing now is the reality that we have never in american history had a president who lost the election by as many as 3 million votes. in other words, he's going to win the electoral college. i get that. but if you talk about what the american people wanted by almost 3 million votes, people wanted hillary. and that raises the whole question that technically it's legal he gets to be president, it doesn't reflect what the people wanted. and i think he goes into his presidency with an asterisk next to his name. this is a presidency that doesn't necessarily reflect the will of the people but somehow he's got to legitimize it all. so when you have things like the russian hacking. wh

he is writing him and says "hi my name is will and i live in texas, please don't trade george springerrite player, i get my hair cut like his and he is a team leader." so cute. >> that is-- if i am george springer i say i am not leaving. >> i hope he doesn't have to leave. the guy doesn't want to. with all these baseball trades you never know. >> george springer, if you are a major legal, still pretty food. sounds like he is one of the great, great players just, a major league player that kid had a thing for george springer. good for him. >> isn't that cute? >> yeah. >> really is cute. >> those darn kids, gary, we love them. >> i am going on a little rest here. >> you are? >> i will see you probably first of the year. >> hold a second, you are not becoming a free agent? >> no, no, no no free agent. you are pretty damn good at the end of the year, nobody can do what you do, ablib a segment where you are not even a sports fan. i hope the audience realizes. very few people got your talent, young lady. >> thank you. thank you. it is not a poop fest? >> no. you say that one more time i am g

dan springer is live in olympia, washington. hell dough. >> reporter: 12 electors in washington state just passed behind in the in olympia and will be sitting down and passing out ballots and then voting officially on president and vice president. the whole processso should take 30 minutes but 200 protesters were in to the rotunda and through the cappal, trying continue news the vote of other electors in other states as they have an organized effort to change the outcome of the election. sim larry protests around the country, denver, illinois. the message is the same, that trump is not fit to be president so so far we he no reports of republican defectors but one individual got attention in texas. a republican elector said he would not vote for trump. we just know he need -- they have to get 37 people who are republican electors in one state to deny donald trump the presidency. >> tell us about the stop trump efforts there. >> reporter: there's a loose every time online and special media and then more pointed effort by the so-ca

police say he gave 17-year-old alexa springer a morphine pill at a party. springer never woke up. he could face a prison sentence of at least five years. >>>. >> fidel castro's ashes are on th right now and he will be interred there on sunday the end of a nine-day period of mourning. you're looking at new video from the central town of cannaguay. others waving cuban flags. >>> news 4's david cullver is in cuba covering the death and the massive worldwide response. he's following the procession east and will have more live twitter @david underscore cullver. >>> i'm kristen wright at the live desk. we are watching the awful wildfires in tennessee. today as the sup comes up thousands of people are evacuated from the town of gatlinburg. we'll get a better sense, a better idea of how bad the damage is. we know that hundreds of people's homes, businesses, as you look there, have been damaged or worse, 11 people have died in these wildfires. now the good news, though, today is that they've had a lot of rain out there this week and that has helped firefighters and hopefully will put an en

in tacoma, washington dan springer, fox 13 news. those are protester marching through charlotte north carolina last night. they are angry with prosecutors in that city. that outrage stems from decision to not charge a police officer with the shooting death of a black man. fox's jackie has the latest. >>> difficult day for the entire scott family. protests break out in charlotte, north carolina after the district attorney clears a police officer who fatally shot a black man keith lamont scott. the da saying officer brently vincent acted in self-defense. the incident which was cut on camera, prompted riots to break out back in september. i'm fully satisfied with entirely convinced officer use deadly force was lawful. had a gun. this morning, i got the opportunity to meet ms. scott and her sister to extend maikon doll lenses personally. and to go over in detail all of the evidence in this case. hundreds gathered outside the police department wednesday frustrated by at decision. >> tired of police brutality and in our city, nationwide.

. >> dan springer shows us how the country is remembering those lost in pearl harbor 75 years after thek. >> wednesday december 7th marks 75 years since the attack on pearl harbor. the event that plunged the united states into world war ii. the surprise attack was an attempt by the japanese military to neutralize the u.s. naval fleet in the pacific killing 2300 soldiers and wounding an additional 1,000. those who witnessed the bombing remember the moment vividly. >> we could see the airplanes flying and bombing, you know. >> and the black smoke. >> and the black smoke. yeah. and the fires. >> and the woman came screaming out of her two-story house and said look. so i looked down. we were on a hill. and there was smoke. you could see the smoke. >> a survivor of the uss arizona recounting the horror of that day. 80% of those aboard perished during the attack. >> parts of the whole thing, they -- if i do talk about it, i cannot sleep. burned all over. put blankets over them. >> the japanese mainster plans to visit the site of the tragedy later this month. >> i will visit pearl harbor and t

had no springers. it's possible many of those inside could not find the only way out. a made of wooden pallets. the sheriff is asking people to hang on to dna sources like toothbrushes or hairbrushes. the crews are 50% of the way going through the building and trying to go through the rest of it later on today. no cause for the fire has been determined. anne-marie? >> edward lawrence in oakland, thank you very much. the warehouse had been the complainant of warnings for at least 12 years. mornin" >>> in north dakota the chairman of the stag that is protesting against the dakota o npr it's time for people to go homhk for an alternative route.ar vil >> reporter: hundreds o the army corps of engineers announcement it will not grant an easement for the dakota access pipeline to cross just north of the standing rock sioux reservation. >> either we make it or break it, and i guess we made it. >> reporter: the tribe and its supporters claim the pipeline will threaten the tribe's water source and cultural sites. >> remember from day one, we said there will be no black snake go

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >>> tomorrow, we'll examine what president-elect trump has said and could do about american energy and infrastructure. if you miss any of the reports, you can check them all out on foxnews.com/specialreport. >>> a transition source -- trump transition source telling fox news tonight president-elect trump is delaying until january an announcement regarding servering ties with his businesses. transition sources say that there's way too much going on with cabinet picks to wedge the business press conference in. they say it will likely happen in the first week of january. one source adding, quote, we were trying to get it all done, but we bit off more than we can chew. delaying it is not a big deal. we'll get it done. >>> over on wall street today, stocks were mixed. the dow gained 40 today. it is the 15th record close since election day. the s&p 500 lost 3. the nasdaq dropped 32. >>> speaking of big money and big business, a lot of people in the financial sector are hoping president donald trump keeps his promise to roll back many of president obama's hu

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >>> tomorrow, we'll examine what president-elect trump has said andld do about american energy and infrastructure. if you miss any of the reports, you can check them all out on foxnews.com/specialreport. >>> a transition source -- trump transition source telling fox news tonight president-elect trump is delaying until january an announcement regarding servering ties with his businesses. transition sources say that there's way too much going on with cabinet picks to wedge the business press conference in. they say it will likely happen in the first week of january. one source adding, quote, we were trying to get it all done, but we bit off more than we can chew. delaying it is not a big deal. we'll get it done. >>> over on wall street today, stocks were mixed. the dow gained 40 today. it is the 15th record close since election day. the s&p 500 lost 3. the nasdaq dropped 32. >>> speaking of big money and big business, a lot of people in the financial sector are hoping president donald trump keeps his promise to roll back many of president obama's hundre

r 18-year-old david evers pleaded guilty to supplyinglty s springer with a morphine pill. he faces up to 40 years ineas i prison. >> newpr details about theut t alexandria man wanted foror setting his girlfriend on edward reeder set 64-year-old4-e delores williams on fire lastwil month iiamsn their home shelf h later died from her injuries. ie >>> let's goat metro news now.go more answers this morning toat that train derailment near theea east falls church metro m station in july.ion inuly. in a new report ntsb says s metro failed to properly prope inspect the tracks.insp the agency also found spacingun between the rails was nearlyy 2-inches wider than it wasesha supposed to be. metro officials today getting ready for a meeting on capitoll discuss ate agency's safety saf and budget challenges.hallenges. >> this is in the middle ofs metro's conistrov iersial newsin proposal to cut hours. hrs plan is not sitting well withith everyone.ne. fox5's melanie alnwick liveck le from metro headquarters in headn northwest now with more. mel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, st

firefighters say the building had no springers. it's possible many ofse inside could not find the only way out. a make-shift stairway made of wooden pallets. the sheriff is asking people to hang on to dna sources like toothbrushes or hairbrushes. the crews are 50% of the way going through the building and trying to go through the rest of it later on today. no cause for the fire has been determined. complainant of warnings for at least 12 years. more coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> in north dakota the chairman of the standing sioux rock tribe that is protesting against the dakota oil pipeline told npr it's time for people to go home and enjoy the went with their family. the tribe and others who oppose the four-state pipeline are cautiously optimistic now that the government says it will look for an alternative route. omar >> reporter: hundreds of protesters cheered after hearing the army corps of engineers announcement it will not grant an easement for the dakota access pipeline to cross just north of the standing rock sioux re

. ♪ christopher: my name is christopher springer. good to have you with us.the u.s., the obama administration has imposed a series of sanctions on russia, including the expulsion of 35 diplomats and the shutting down of two russian compounds in maryland and new york. the sanctions come amid allegations of russian interference in the u.s. presidential election campaign. russian hackers are alleged to have obtained and leaked information that damaged hillary clinton in a bid to favor donald trump. russia says the sanctions are counterproductive and will hamper the restoration of bilateral ties. let's go straight to washington to our correspondent. give us a little bit more detail on the sanctions and on how much of a blow they will be for russian intelligence activities on u.s. territory. >> i don't know how many spies the russians have here in the u.s. but this is definitely going to hurt russia. the united states is going to expel 35 russian diplomats and close two russian compounds in new york and very close to washington, maryland, in response to a campaign

this is our director, kevin springer. this is his last newscast.e's been here for 18 years at nbc bay area. he is our rock, our calming voice in the ear, and we are going to miss you so much, kevin. >> kevin is directing tonight. i think we've grown up in the station together, 18 years. i don't think there is anyone more professional or in tune with attention to detail. when all heck he's quick on his feet and makes it happen. so kevin, we're going to miss you. he usually directs the show but i'm going to direct him tonight. cue the control room camera. there he is! >> kevin, good luck. we're going to miss you. and thank you for everything. and that's going to do it for us. we're going to see you back here at 6:00. bye, kevin! >> good luck and good night. >>> tonight, double disaster -- a rising death toll as wildfires, then tornadoes explode across the south. new threats, new warnings as a big part of the country gets hit with wild extremes. >>> no charges in a fatal police shooting that sparked days of protests. why prosecutors say the officer wa

. >>> highland springs, springers, the rematch of last year's final.this was a tough one all game long. a touchdown run cuts the lead to 28-27. a go for two and they get it. stone bridge is up. but highland springs answers with 26 seconds left. jawan carter to richs saxton. and stone bridge falls short. >>> all gh school football. it is the second year in a row that west field shantille facing oscar smith. 6a title. this one goes to overtime as that is a touchdown for west field. now, they traded touchdowns. second ot, west field goes for it. and now, this is oscar smith. westfield wins. double overtime. raise the trophy for the second straight year. speaking of trophies, the 2016 heisman goes to ... that guy. quarterback lamar jackson. out of louisville. 51 touchdowns. and, nearly 5,000 yards. congratulations to him. he is your heisman trophy. >> yeah. >> congratulations and it is always a good day when they win. walkers high school too. they won as well. >> congrats. >> there you have it. >> good for them. >> when come back, this guy here will tell y

i-31 southbound near springer had to be closed for more than the driver behind her swerved into the opposite lanes of traffic, causing two more cars to lose control and crash their cars of driving too fast for conditions is blamed for all of this. >>> another strong reminder of why we need to slow down, a car spun out and crashed into a median cable barrier. at i-43 north at highway 32. the driver was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay tonight. >>> this weather felt like christmas for some skiers at little switzerland. >> nothing is better for business than a little natural snow >> i have always been a fan of frosty the snowman, building a snowman is my favorite. >> only two runs were open as they prepare for a long week of snow-makings. they'll open everything up on friday. >>> we've asked you to send photos of your first snow fall n you delivered. theresa tems us it was the christmas tree with her husband and son in sugar creek. a photo as they made their first snowman of the season. and jonathan showed us how his lawn chair is fully good this time of year for checking out ho

. >> and jerry springer's secrets to success. >> you do three things to be a talk show host. >> plus♪ >> cher at 70. her life today. >> i never expected to live this long. our rare interview with the music legend after the death rumors.

. >>> lastly, very big thank you to kevin springer, who's directed this tv program since its inception. he's off to new adventures. the rest of us will see you next week. i'm scott mcgrew. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. >>> "press: here" is sponsored in part by barracuda networks. cloud-connected security and storage solutions that simplify i.t. city national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow. valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today, fiestas navidenas at the mexican heritage plaza, plus los mestizos de san jose, on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with the monthly visit by the mexican consulate in san jose. with me is the mexican consul general, the consul mauricio toussaint here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show. welcome back. mauricio: thank you, thank you. thanks for your invitation, and it's an honor and a pleasure as you showed to me for being here in the comunidad, with "comunidad del valle" audien

. >> dan springer live in seattle. thank you.'ll be right back. >>> she was off to celebrate her birthday when someone broke into her mom's van and stole the presents. then cops showed up with a trunk full of presents. thapgs for joining us. >>> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 on the east coast, 9:00 p.m. in berlin, where investigators say they released their suspect on an attack in a christmas market. now, the race to find responsible before they strike again. we'll take you live to germany's capital city. within hours of the attack, cities around the world across america began to respond plus, an american woman, the taliban is held hostage for years now appearing in a new video and in her husband's arms, the children they had in captivity. today, detailing their horrifying

dan springer or, tacoma, washington.he past eight years president obama has encouraged illegal alien amnesty for certain groups, sanctuary cities and a colossal welfare state. meanwhile, the folks out in indiana and other places are being laid off because corporations want to make a few extra bucks by moving to mexico or another foreign country. trump said, enough. thus, he won the election. martha: so that was bill o'reilly last night in the talking points saying that donald trump's victory in november can be attributed in part to president obama and democrats ignoring hard working americans, he says, for the past eight years and focusing instead on supporting illegal immigrants. so is that fair? monica crowley, online opinion editor for the washington times, and dennis kucinich, former democratic congressman for ohio. both are fox news contributors. welcome to both of you. so that was bill o'reilly last night. dennis, let me go to you first then. in reaction to that, do you agree with bill? >> no, because the fact of t

there's an accident in providence on second avenue and springer town he in with with s construction on the northbound sideright lane will be closed there until 3:00 p.m.grier as w. the 42 freeway around route 41 is just the five minute trip. seeing really heavy speeds there and drive times and slow 5 to t back to normal with five minutes and lastly, we'll check w no weather related death toll in warehouse fire in oakland. some were teenagers. steven luke report frs oakland. s put the search for more victims on in the tragic house fire. >> we will not put our firefighters in danger and the slefr in that precarious situation with us. >> fire officials are not confident they pinpointed the point of origin. >> we feel strongly that we have the section of the building, the area of origin where the fire started. >> firefighters spent the weekend sifting through ash and debris, some places ten feet deep. >> we've had to deliver a lot of bad news to people. >> officials expect the death toll will rise. >> this is what's left of the warehouse called the ghost ship. home to dozens of artists liv

dan springer shows us how the country is remembering those lost in pearl harbor 75 years after the attack. >>> wednesday december 7th marks 75 years since the attack on pearl harbor. the event that plunged the united states into world war ii. the surprise attack was attempt by the japanese military to neutralize the pacific killing more than 2300 american soldiers and sailors and wounding an additional one thousand. those that were there remember it vividly. >> we could see the airplanes flying and bombing. >> and the black smoke. >> and the black smoke and the fires. >> and the women came screaming out of her two-story house and she says look and i looked down and we were on a hill. and there was smoke. you could see the smoke. >> a survivor of u.s. arizona recounts the horror. 80% of those aboard perished during the attack. >> parts of the whole thing. [ crying ] if i do talk about it, i can't sleep. we burned all over. they got hoops for the beds with the blankets. >> japanese prime minister plans to visit. >> i will visit pearl harbor and the u.s. arizona to pray for the dead. never a

. >> dan springer was just live in our pacific northwest newsroom. dan? >> reporter: yeah, shep. that heated rhetoric has some people on both sides of the pacific concerned that the two largest trading partners in the world could be headed for a breakup. >> they haven't played by the rules. and i know it's time that they're going to start. >> reporter: during the campaign, trump said he would label china a currency manipulator. back out of the transpacific partnership or tpp or hit them with tariffs up to 45%. all needed, trump said, to correct a $356 trade imbalance with china. the tough talk as many in the u.s. are worried about a full-blown trade war. >> the strain that has happened over a last number of decades is we trade both ways. the downside of that is there is pain being inflicted both ways. >> reporter: analysts expect boeing to feel the pain first if tensions escalate. >> the chinese government long history of using aircraft orders as reward or punishment. >> reporter: but peter who lived in china eight years and now exports alaska fish battling tariffs up to 30%, say

it's like jerry springer. [though better yet, like oprah. i have to get back up there ok okay.[laughter] thank you again. [inaudible] but the political party [inaudible]t it was i but it was unleashed and that part of history doesn't talk about it. this is about how they are portrayed. but today they are demonized whether you believe in christianity, male, female [inaudible] >> i'm going to try to pick up on a few things you said.th i understand what you're saying and i wouldn't want to claim in the book to have gotten to the bottom of exactly where thisf el comes from. i got interested in how they perpetuated for so long and what happened in 1912 has to be situated in the context of the democratic party at the time. but what's interesting is the same effort happened a lot of places and i got into interested it's not that this happened in 1912 that i1912 but it was stilg in 1987 so that's the unique part of it across generations that requires the transmission so i was interested and you can explain this from the context of the period it's happening and that's just how it was in

somebody wrote it was like jerry springer without the chairs being thrown. you could hear jennifer choking up. she is so angry. i guess the feelings remain? >> i think this alt right raised is the reason why they lost. division is what the democratic party does best. look at the nearly 700 counties that went for president obama. one-third flipped for donald trump. look at 194 out of -- >> went from obama to trump? >> yes. you look at 194 out of 207 counties that obama won in 2008 or 2012, went for donald trump. are they all racist? you look at the fact -- i don't know how the democratic party can say this on the same breath. you have chuck schumer who will be the minority leader in the senate who is endorsing keith ellison who said black americans need a separate country and the u.s. constitution -- this is his wo words. he said the united states constitution of evidence of a white racist community. how you can drive that narrative when you are propping up someone who will lead your party who says things like that? >> the constitution, obviously, didn't give

olympia, washington, is one of the cities where protests will be held today, and dan springer is thereth more for us now. >> reporter: yeah, jenna, there's just a single protester holding a sign outside the capitol here in olympia, so we expect more action in the next 45 minutes or so. back east as you've been talking about, the electors have already started gathering in capitol buildings in the eastern time zones, and they'll be voting at the top of the hour. out west here about four hours from now they'll do what has always been a routine, you know, just kind of thing they do every four years. but this year there is a concerted and coordinated effort to deny donald trump the presidency. and a couple of the leaders of the so-called hamilton electors' movement will be in olympia today picked to vote for hillary clinton if she won the state, which she did easily. but now two electors say they have a more important duty. they have been lobbying republican electors in all the states won by trump urging them the vote for ohio governor john kasich, and they will do the same. if 37 republica

meantime, the ceo of axel springer says that politicians should resist calls to regulate facebook as company. the ceo made the comments in an exclusive interview with bloomberg. take a listen. >> i think it is a tremendous distribution platform. i stick to mark zuckerberg's philosophy that it is about connecting people. it is a platform a bit like a telco in the old days. it brings people together. it facilitates communication. in a couple of years, it will be virtual reality conversations that we have on facebook. facebook is a technology company and a platform. it is a publisher, not a content producer. it takes no responsibility for content and should not. i think it is a totally misleading debate. you cannot blame people, what they have shared during a telephone conversation. the only restriction for facebook i think should be the rule of law. what is against the constitution, what brings people into jail, that cannot be published on facebook, but i think the whole idea that they should have a super editor, that would transform facebook into a global media monopoly, and that's re

. >> reporter: trump tweeted this month -- giving springer and kanter a hope that maybe their jobs canpromises to us. this was going to go on no more. we're going to hold him to that. >> reporter: this will be one of trump's bigger challenges. he promised to incentivize american companies not to leave. compared to 8ayroll, those are minor expenses for most companies. in orlando, bill keating, fox news. >>> our series looking ahead to the first 100 da 000 days of th presidency concludes tomorrow. you can watch all parts of the series on our home page, foxnews.com/specialreport. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 23, the s&p 500 was off four. nasdaq dropped 24. >>> donald trump makes some big additions to his team and says he wants better, more powerful nuclear weapons. we will talk about the president-elect's approach when the panel joins me right after this break. e shelter, no intention of adopting. he was the very last kennel in the very last row. emaciated. he was skin and bones. usually what you see in neglected dogs. it was one of those complete, meant-to-be moments... i to

fifty-eight is the temperature that comes into us from cherry hill, lynn springer, sending this one inh lots of clouds overhead. she has 19-mile per hour wind flow coming in. and she definitely said that the hair is going to be going up today. i would advise that, ponytail weather at its finest, i can't get away with that on the morning show, i wish i could, but regardless, may need the acqua net for just good hair tie, all right? very quickly also look at the other wind speeds, short list, willingboro with very good sustained winds at 22 miles per hour, and the list goes on, at least into the teens in most every these spots. so switching back over to storm scan, okay, two separate fronts. front number one, currently moving through. watch for some scattered showers this morning, then clears out. the wind and the temperatures drop will become pretty noticeable. system two just beginning to move onshore here bringing snow into portions every idaho, northern rockies, and eventually that is going to possibly bring even us little bit of snow on thursday. not in philly. probably your norther

i get it, like jerry springer. [laughter] or better yet, like oprah. what's that?had better get back up there. i'd rather be a man of the people but all right. racs fan, i'm back. >> thank you again. i am told that you can't rewrite history but i'm torn between two things. [inaudible] the political party that gave rise to this is in the past. you mentioned the nation and that stoked energy into the plan but it was i guess that part of history. the other thing is history and how it repeats itself. this was about skin color and was portrayed as being more demonized. today we have trump being demonized worthy of belief in christianity or you believe in in -- that are being demonized. >> i'm going to try to pick up on a few things you said. i'm not sure i can untangle the yoga move that the democratic party does in the course of 20 century but i do understand what you are saying and certainly i would not want to claim in the book to have gotten to the bottom of exactly where all of this comes from. i got very interested in once it was going how is it perpetuated for so

prosecutors say william springer assaulted an elderly woman 103 years old. >> he used to be a radnor township police commissioner. let's get right out to fox 29's shawnette wilson live in wayne with the very latest. shawnette. >> reporter: we stopped by his paoli condo that we're told he shares with fiance'. no one was home. but tonight the former radnor commissioner is facing some disgraceful charges. 75-year-old william spangler a former radnor township commissioner is facing indecent assault charges for an unspeakable crime against an elderly mentally disabled woman. police say he inn appropriately touched a 103-year-old woman on several occasions while visiting her at a wayne nursing home. >> i saw it on social media this morning. >> reporter: as news spread of the charges people were sickened to learn the details of the allegations. according to this court document, radnor police were called to the wayne nursing home on 30 west avenue on decembe december 16th for a report of an assault. at least two staff members say they saw spangler greet the victim by kissing her on the lips.

in tacoma, washington, dan springer, fox news. >>> in jacksonville, florida a hostage standoff during an armed bank robbery is over with the suspect in custody and all 11 hostages are safe. sheriff's deputies had received a 911 call earlier this morning about gunfire at the community first credit union. when they arrived, the bank robber was still inside. a s.w.a.t. teak and negotiators were called in. the bank robbery suspect surrendered after a couple hours of negotiations. >>> 7 people are confirmed dead in a string of fires in tennessee. the first fire started monday in gatlinburg near the great smokey mountains national park. investigators think it was human caused. strong winds sparked other fires and forced thousands of people to evacuate. there's still a lot of danger for first responders and families who are trying to return home. >> the search is so important to go into all of these homes, all of these rental cabins, all of these, you know -- you know, search every house in gatlinburg. that is a hard job because you have trees down and power lines down, some of which are liv

peggy is the springer span iel mix puppy that dan and andy bought for their kids as an early christmasou know it, thieves broke into their home yesterday and stole a bunch of electronics and took peggy too along with her leash and colar and dog food. that's evil and grinch-like behavior. the powells are offering $750 for peggy's safe return. >> i hope peggy comes home. >>> in tonight's consumer a lert, a baby product company is recalling 29,000 strollers. there are reports of children suffering from minor bumps and bruises when the gb strollers folded. they were made between march of 2015 and march of 2016. >>> they're supposed to be the citizens are paying big time because of student loan debt. 100,000 seniors have as much as 15% of their social security benefits garnished to pay for student loans. >>> as you may know, out sourcing and automation are putting a squeeze on jobs across the country. >> according to career cast the most endangered jobs are meter readers, jewelers, tailors, disk jockeys and tv broadcasters. the topmost endangered job is for the mail carrier. >> i'll leave t

prosecutors say that william springer assaulted a ten three-year old woman. as our shawnette wilson reports, the former radnor commissioner is facing difficulties gray. >> reporter: seven five-year old william a former radnor township commissioner is face ago salt charges for an unspeakable crime begins a elderly mentally disable woman he inappropriately touched a ten three-year old woman on several occasions while visiting her at a wayne nursing home. >> i saw it on social media this morning. >> reporter: as news spread, people were sickened to learn that the details of the allegations. according to this court documents, radnor police were called to the wayne nursing home on 30 west avenue on december 16th. for a report of an assault. at least two staff members say that they saw him greet the victim by kissing her on the lips and then later with his hand moving around the victim 's chest area underneath the blanket that was covering her. employee say quote what they saw could not be misconstrued with anything else but inappropriate touching. >> that is prett

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >>> classic holiday treat but there's new twist on the old-fashionedandy cane at one shop. here's a hint. they don't taste like peppermi peppermint. >> trouble in one shore area real estate market. atlantic county is in the middle avenue foreclosure crisis but is it any worse than anywhere else fox 29's hank flynn went to atlantic city to find out. >> reporter: fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beatifferently. the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live ream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. >>> scare in germantown tire shop when plea robbers stormed in this saturday it satisfied thanksgiving. one of the robbers forced an employee to the ground and hit him in the head with an office. the other ransack

out of cherry hill new jersey from lynn springer, sun mix withing clouds through the trees. shot there. out in chesterfield mostly cloudy skies at the moment. shift in clouds little bit this morning. then they thicken up later during the afternoon. here's what's happening in philadelphia here from bill chap line, pretty quiet start to our sunday, overall temperatures where they should be for this time of year. take you up to the poconos right now, where it is quiet, some clouds, light breezes, remember, big boulder open on the weekends, they do have their freedom terrain park open. skiing and riding for early season conditions. now tonight, actually gets little of natural snow, looks like maybe even up to inch every snow, in parts of the poconos. from little weak disturbance moving on through. starting to feel little more like winter over the next few days, certainly by the end of the week, going to feel like it. astronomical winter arrives in 17 days, 21 days until christmas, 28 days until new years, 31 days until we average high temperatures at 40 degrees, coldest average

and we head into new jersey at this hour, low 40's, 43 currently in cherry hill at lynn springer's, partly cloudy skies. sunrise, coming up just after 7:00 this morning. and happen call it partly sunny, temperatures where they should be. take you to up northampton counsel i bethlehem, christmas city, live look, see the flags blowing there, do have some winds already gusting up to 30 miles per hour, main street already decorated. for the holiday season, pretty nice, places to visit for the next month or two. all right, winter countdown, here is some days, during the winter season that we watch. eighteen days officially until astronomical winter arrives, just over two and a half weeks to go there. christmas, 22 days, and when we average 40 degrees for hi, coming in at about 32 days, that's typically our coldest time period, early january, that's the lowest we see our average high temperature. which is 40. just clouds mixed with few breaks of clouds through the south and east every us, so clear currently at the jersey shore in delaware, overall partly sunny, skies for the afternoon, maybe str

we'll have the latest on the russian hacks, the north carolina coup, and check in with jerry springer10:00 a.m. ieastern saturday and sunday on msnbc. be there! we'll be right back. see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >>> the truth is that there was nobody here who didn't have some sense of what kind of effect it might have. i'm finding it a little curious that somebody is suddenly acting surprised that this looked like it was disadvantaging hillary clinton, because you guys wrote about it every day! every single week, about every little juicy tidbit of political gossip. including john podesta's risotto recipe. this was an obsession that dominated the news coverage. >> that was presi

selling a deadly mix of drugs to another teen, excuse me,xc earlier this year.r. 17-year-old alex yap springer sr of centerville died back ine edn march after she was foundfound unconscious at her home. in an autopsy it revealed she re had several drugs including guilty to numerous charges.meros he now faces up to 40 years in prison.pris >> ?? >> 5:33 let's turn to politics now. president-elect donald trumpent- on a victory tour givingou givig thanks to voters in swing in states who helped him win thee election.tion >> he acknowledged howowledgow controversial his win has been s as it sparked riots in cities ic throughout the country. however at a rally in ohio ral yesterday trump offered o optimism about the future andbot announced a new member of his cabinet. >> we are very divided nationed divided for long.defor i've always brought people p together. i know you find that hard to believe. we are going to appoint mad dog mattis. [cheers and applause] a >>> as our secretary of defense. [cheers and applause]ppla >>> but we're not announcingnnoc it until monday so don't tell anybody. an press co

i get it, like jerry springer. [laughter] or better yet like oprah. what's that?i had better get back up there. i would rather be a man of the people. i write c-span, i am back. >> thank you again. i'm kind of torn. [inaudible] i'm torn between two things. even though your skin color is seen as -- and all of this a political party gets a pass. you mentioned the movie and how that comes into acclaim but it unleashed -- and that part of history is not talked about. the other thing how history repeats itself. skin color and how everyone was portrayed as being -- [inaudible] today we have thoughts being demonized for the believe in -- they are being demonized. >> so i want to pick up on a few things he said. i'm not sure i can untangle the kind of yoga move the democratic party does over the course of the 20th century but i do understand what you are saying. i would not want to claim in the book to have gotten to the bottom of exactly where this all comes from. i got very interested in once it was going how was it perpetuated for so long and what happened in forsyth c

the way to confront it, i believe, is not through debates, not through some sort of jerry springer show adversarial panels, because all you get is argument very much like the election we're all enduring right now. the way to tackle it is through a collective discussion like this. we're all in it together, whether we like it or not. we're all trying to live with ourselves and our history. the only way we do this effectively is not through adversarial means but all of us getting together and realizing we need to work together for the sake of understanding. we're never going to agree. we simply need to understand as best we can. we may agree to disagree on the fine points. but it's collective effort to understand our past, mess y as it is, that is the profitable direction for all of us to go. >> thanks for your excellent points and questions. please thank dr. rex ellis, dr. kelly brown-douglas and dr. john coski. thanks a lot. [ applause ] >> let me remind you, this conversation will be posted and streamable on the cathedral website and also c-span was here tonight. so watch c-span find ou