>> yup. >> that's great, zion. and there's something else, i can even hear it, what else happened in your life? >> my voice changed. >> and former president bill clinton sent him a letter. what does it say about your mom? >> your mom is a warrior! hold on to her. >> patty has given zion her all. including one of her kidney even before his hand transplant. did you ever think twice? >> never. if he needed the other one, he could have it. >> patty and zion are writing a book about all they've endured. >> me and other people with prosthetics and disabilities have kind of -- a, kind of like a relationship because we all have a story behind it. >> patty has a message for the season. >> this is the best christmas gift that you could ever give a person. become an organ donor? >> you like the bow, too? >> it's a gift of life and now zion has the whole world in his hands. rehema ellis, nbc news, baltimore. >> great to see him continuing to do well. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester hold. for al

. >> it is so great to see zion doing so well.ema ellis. >>> still ahead, to politics. donald trump finds a place for billionaire investor carl icahn. >>> plus, wall street futures are in the red this morning with investors keeping their eye on the dow. will today be the day it hits 20,000? we have the stories driving the day in business, next. grade. technology is the only thing that really entertains us. i'm gonna use this picture on sketchbook, and i'm going to draw mustaches on you all. using the pen instead of fingers, it just feels more comfortable for me. be like, boop! it's gone. i like that only i can get into it and that it recognizes my fingerprint. our old tablet couldn't do that. it kind of makes you feel like you're your own person, which is a rare opportunity in my family. (laughter) ♪ ♪ get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2016 and 2017 models for these terms. see your lexus dealer. >>> welcome back. a new study finds far fewer teens smoked marijuana in colorado after the state opened its recreational marijuana

zion lost his hands and both legs from an infection when he was a toddler. story inspired people all over the country. now we bring you the next chapter in his story. zion has gone back to school full-time and wants to start writing a children's about living with prosthetics, his mother patty is full of gratitude. >> it's like a fairy tale me. some people ask for clothes, bags and cars, my son got hands and i'm the richest in the world now. >> patty and zion have a message for the season, to please be an organ donor. zion will be featured on inspiring america on nbc "nightly news." >>> and a philadelphia man's fight for freedom to tell you about, daunte rawlins just released from prison an hour ago after a decade behind bars, coming up all new at 6:00. >>> and a local couple gets a special surprise, what they found out when they walked through that door right there. >>> plus we're watching a warm up right up until christmas rpgs and a little bit beyond. what's in store for new year's eve too, and that's just 10 days away. i'll have that next. i want to go re

. ♪ marÍa: la historia del dÚo regguetonero de zion & lennox es un camino de Éxito.. cuando salimos nosotros, nos fuimos por otra lÍnea totalmente opuesto de lo que estaba sucediendo en el momento. al principio nos criticaban. luego termino todo el mundo haciendo lo mismo que estÁbamos haciendo nosotros. teresa: ambos oriundos de san juan, puerto rico y criados en carolina. cuando tenÍan unos 15 aÑos, tuvieron la suerte de ser vecinos. el hermano de pizarro, quien es cantante y productor, tenÍa un estudio de grabaciÓn en su casa. tÚ habÍas estudiado mÚsica en algÚn momento? >> bueno, mi hermano, yo cantaba y el me decÍa, esta fuera de tono. >> empezamos a trabajar en el estudio en la casa de Él. hasta que el hermano se pone a cantar juntos. teresa: la combinaciÓn resultó se mÁgica. el Éxito le llegÓ rÁpidamente y de una forma que jamÁs se imaginaron. ♪ con una canciÓn llamada "me pones en tensiÓn". ♪ era una canciÓn pirateadas? >> logrÁbamos en el mismo estudio en donde lennox grabÓ su primer disco. teresa: y las canciones de diego calderÓn quedaron grabadas en un cd

it's been an honor and privilege to work alongside him in the zion community. he never asked for recognition behind the camera and only asked people cherish the special moments with others. today i'm honored to be able to give gibby a little bit of recognition for his great service to our community. thank you, gibby, keep up the great work. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the house -- the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call o >> after the great fires of 1910, which traumatized the u.s. forest service. tried to take fire out of the landscape and the problem was that we took good fires as well as bad fires out. the last 50 years, which is a long time, half the history of our engagement, we tried to put good fire back in. that is -- has been very difficult. >> hear from brook simpson about the challenges of writing history. >> i'm the person that tells that story. and i'm going to try to do it as best i can, as honestly as i can, as balanced as i can. but i get to do something

zion harvey.to know him pretty well over the last year and a half since the double hand transplant. as rehema ellis said he's still setting an example for all of us. >> for 9-year-old zoion harvey, he got christmas came early this year. he got a puppy. >> this is like a fairytale. i'm the richest woman in the world now. >> reporter: zoion continues hi progress, the first child to have a double hand transplant. he lost them and both legs after an infection when he was a toddler. all the grueling therapy has paid off. >> the nerves from zion grown into the transplanted part and even the fine muscles responsible for fine motor movements now functioning. >> i'm learning how to do this. >> which is to pinch like that? >> yep. >> that's great, zion. and there's something else. i can even hear it. what happened in your life? >> my voice changed. >> reporter: former president bill clinton sent him a letter. >> what's it say? >> your mom is a warrior. hold on to her. >> reporter: patty has given zion her a

zion lives in baltimore.do things like pinch and write and even play baseball. his doctors say the muscles in his new hands are now functioning well, giving him a wide range of movement. his mom says the news makes the holidays even more special this year. >> it's like a fairy tale for me because my son got hands, and i'm the richest woman in the world now. >> zion lost both hands and legs after an infection when he was a toddler. he and his mom are now writing a book together about their experiences. >>> new video shows vice president joe biden in town to cheer on the philadelphia flyers. fans captured these pictures of biden in the crowd the at the wells fargo center tonight as the washington capitals came to town. biden, who was born in pennsylvania, has stated in the past that he's a flyers fan, and we'll have full highlights of the game. that's coming up in sports. >>> by this time tomorrow, speaking of sports, the eagles could be spoiling the giants' hopes for a playoff berth. the division goes down on

steer clear of zion evangelical set up.en warn. >> well, hopefully the cops get to them before we would get to them because they it wouldn't be very pretty. >> people love their holiday tradition and that includes nativity scenes and no body yet listed a good reason to run off with baby jesus or any other part with it. steel somebody's nativity and get jail or worse for messing with it, that's what you get. you earned it too. i'm hank that's my take. merry christmas. ♪ >>> and sean brace is here now with look at what's coming up in sports. >> hello, dawn. >> hey. >> yes. dawn, you know what, it seems like the mentality of tanking has really poison the philadelphia sports fans. my commentary on common sense ♪ >>> sean brace tonight on why carson wentz should not be benched. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> you know more and more i feel like our fan base is losing their mind. look i get it. you want a super bowl really bad and it's another year without one but, please, keep your common sense much whether it be firing doug

steer clear of zion evangelical set up.pefully the cops get to them before we would get to them because they it wouldn't be very pretty. >> people love their holiday tradition and that includes nativity scenes and no body yet listed a good reason to run off with baby jesus or any other part with it. steel somebody's nativity and get jail or worse for messing with it, that's what you get. you earned it too. i'm hank that's my take. merry christmas. ♪ >>> and sean brace is here now with look at what's coming up in sports. >> hello, dawn. >> hey. >> yes. dawn, you know what, it seems like the mentality of tanking has really poison the philadelphia sports fans. my commentary on common sense and carson wentz is next. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the

. >> zion, now the pandas, i'm a happy camper. >> we have to tie you down. >> this panda has mauled the panda. >> he's playing. caressing the snow man. wanting to be friends. >> he's doing what? >> bam, ow. >> that's caressing apparently. >> looked more like a mauling. >> no, no, no. >> yes, indeed. it's a bear. i'm on aaron's side with this one. weather headlines for today, cloudy skies this morning. nowhere near as cold as it has been. we'll take that for sure. today and tomorrow staying dry. milder than we've been in the last couple of days. a little chance for showers coming up on your saturday. sunday looking better. we'll talk temperatures coming up in a few more minutes. planniut it is a little breezy though. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s between now and 9:00. lunchtime, temperature up near 51 degrees. turning cooler as the winds turn back to the west. that will drive slightly cooler air in for tonight and for tomorrow. today's high, 52, tomorrow 47. again, clouds and sunshine today. sun and clouds will lead to the rain chance. more on all of that coming up. let's go over

but, back to zion hill.s who ever you are, word to the wise, steer clear of zion evangelical set up. you have been warned. >> well, let's say hopefully the cops get to him before we would get to him. wouldn't be very prep. >> i people love their holiday tradition cents, certainly includes nativity scenes, and nobody's yet listed a good reason to runoff with baby jesus, or any other part of it, so, steel somebody's nativity, and get jail or worse for messing with it, that's what you get, and you earned it, too, i'm hank and that's my take. merry christmas. >> well the icy weather did not stop volunteers today from making holiday wishes come true for hundreds of children. we were right there in center city, as the non-profit support center for child advocates loaded up toys, more than 1500 gifts, were collected for foster children and for kids who have been abused and neglected. they will be distributed to hundreds of families who may not have had any toys to put under their christmas tree. >>> outstanding. we

last year zions bank corporation c.e.o. and chairman spoke about increased compliance costs his institution has to face as a result of enhanced prudential standard requirements of the dodd-frank act. specifically, zions had to diverse resources to add nearly 500 additional full-time staff to areas such as compliance, internal audits, credit administration, and enterprise risk management. mr. simmons also testified at the house financial services financial institutions subcommittee that these increased compliance costs are offset by reductions in other areas of the organization. any of them are consumer facing functions. zions bank had to remove resources away from lending to customers and consumer service because of these extra regulation. yet zions is one of the smallest sifis with a business model centered on very traditional banking activities. primarily commercial lending with particular focus to lending on smaller business. i support h.r. 6392 and allow banks like zions bank to get back to what they do best. the speake

last year zions bank corporation c.e.o. and chairman spoke about increased compliance costs his institution has to face as a result of enhanced prudential standard requirements of the dodd-frank act. specifically, zions had to diverse resources to add nearly 500 additional full-time staff to areas such as compliance, internal audits, credit administration, and enterprise risk management. mr. simmons also testified at the house financial services financial institutions subcommittee that these increased compliance costs are offset by reductions in other areas of the organization. any of them are consumer facing functions. zions bank had to remove resources away from lending to customers and consumer service because of these extra regulation. yet zions is one of the smallest sifis with a business model centered on very traditional banking activities. primarily commercial lending with particular focus to lending on smaller business. i support h.r. 6392 and allow banks like zions bank to get back to what they do best. the speake

doctors say 9-year-old zion harvey is making changes. doctors say the muscles in his hands are functioning well. miss mom says seeing the improvement makes the holidays even more special this year. >> it's a fairy tale for me. my son got hands. and i'm the richest woman in the world now. >> zion lost both hands and legs after an infection as a toddler. he and his mom are now writing a book together about this struggle. >> philadelphia is getting help despite the city's lead crisis. we'll tell you about the efforts to take on that problem. >>> and plus, on the highways, for drivers, what could come in hand during an emergency. >>> and home for the holidays. we'll have an update from the airports for travelers flying the friendly skies. >>> here's some of the stories we're following today. >> today is the busiest delivery day for package it's and greeting cards for the postal service. all of the bins at the deptford post office ready to go out. all together, 30 million packages are ready to be delivered. >>> today, a pennsylvania senator w

come on, aaron. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >> it's christmas. >> zion, now the pandas, i'm a happyper. >> we have to tie you down. >> this panda has mauled the panda. >> he's playing. caressing the snow man. wanting to be friends. >> he's doing what? >> bam, ow. >> that's caressing apparently. >> looked more like a mauling. >> no, no, no. >> yes, indeed. it's a bear. i'm on aaron's side with this one. weather headlines for today, cloudy skies this morning. nowhere near as cold as it has been. we'll take that for sure. today and tomorrow staying dry. milder than we've been in the last couple of days. a little chance for showers coming up on your saturday. sunday looking better. we'll talk temperatures coming up in a few more minutes. planniut

. >> zion harvey, christmas came early this year.ppy. >> one more gift in the year full of blessings says his mother, patty. >> it is like a fairy tale for me. i am the richest woman in the world now. >> he continues his remarkable progress. a year and a half since becoming the world's first child to have a double hand transplant. he lost them and both legs after an infection when he was a toddler. all the grueling therapy has paid off. >> the nerves have zion has grown into his parts and for fine motor movements are function functioning. >> i am learning how to do this. >> that's great. >> something else i can hear it. what else happened in your life? >> my voice changed. >> former president bill clinton sent him a letter. >> what does that say about your mom. >> your mom is a warrior. hold onto her. >> patty has given zin her all including one of her kidneys even before his hand transplant. >> did you think twice? >> no. if he needed the other one, he can have it. >> they are writing a book about all they endured. >> with people of

"we went hiking lots of different places" her wish to visit zion national park...was granted this past september "by then i was doing pretty good and i could climb around and it was like everything was back to normal so it was like a celebration of my recovery" to look forward to during her fight against anca vasculitis...an autoimmune disease that at one point prevented her from walking. "this has given her hope that yeah things get tough in life but we have to be patient and persistent and keep at it" make a wish wisconsin hopes to raise 200 thousand dollars through the radio-a-thon to grant wishes this holiday season "we grant a lot of wishes during this time a lot of children living with life threatening illnesses are hospital stays and so parents dont want to pull them out of school more than they have to" "nats music" rebekah is healthy enough to play music again... her mom says the wish...helped her get here... in greenfield deandra corinthios fox6 news make a wish wisconsin granted a record 370 wishes in 2016... and it hopes partnered with make a wish and 95 point 7 big f-m for

here ist trump talking about an international conspiracy of bankers. ,his is more or less directly zion,tters of lacking the word "jew." the republican party coming into office often resembles the far right parties who have been in power in europe in recent years and who largely have origins with one foot in the era of classical fascism of the 1920's and 30's. with the free market, free trade, anti-welfare state conservatism of the since 1980 party fence 198 that paul spoke of, right now it seems to be an open question, which of these entities is going to govern over the next four years? thank you. [applause] ok, for the question and answer period, we are passing around cards -- or picking up cards, as the case may be. >> i am going to read these three questions and then i am going to turn back to the panelists. so, one question is, how would the elimination of medicare, obamacare, and lower medicare reduced demand for health care and affect the health care industry? didsecond question is, why trump win? [laughter] >> and the third question is, with the recent attention given to the fre

you will notice a lot of banking-related names, gold man sax, zions, region, citizens, bank of america. you named it. seven of the top ten are financials in some way, shape or form. the others are conducting companies and united and continental on the airlines as well. this gives you an idea of what stocks are the most extended to the upside. it's not to say these trends cannot continue. markets rarely we know go in a straight line. are we due for a meaner version? back over to you. >> all right. thank you very much. so, what should you do if you own one of these stocks? is that a martboard with a call to action? >> one thing you can consider is looking at a substitute for your long stock position. if you want to stay long, an outperformer, there are quite a few. that's one of the things you want to look at. has the stock moved too far too fast? it's very hard to say, okay, this is the top. but if it has had one of these parabolic moves, it might be risking a pullback. if you want to define your risc, you might want to use an option. we take a peek, if we can. we are looking at bank of

they are surrounding what's left of a zion. the driver was tracked inside the crushed sion when a big rig swerved to avoid a spun-out pickup truck and pinned it against the center divide. it took nearly 30 minutes to get the driver out. she is in the hospital tonight. the big rig driver had minor injuries. >>> a friendly gesture turned into a tragedy in the south bay today. a teenager who saw a friend on a skateboard offered him a ride to school. the driver eventually lost control of the car, crashed it on the san tomas expressway in campbell. the car slammed into a guardrail, part of which went through the door and hit and killed the passenger. the driver has minor injuries tonight. >>> a campus alert in the south bay students at san jose state on edge after a string of sexual assaults. kpix 5's maria medina on the three attacks in the last week alone. >> reporter: these type of cases already concerning for students here but what's even more disturbing to them is how often and what time of day they are happening. >> just like

zions has a lot of energy exposure. you had a dual effect of people covering shorts.il prices went up. this company is not as expensive as it looks on the surface. >> anton, thanks. >>> special addition of the good, the bad and the ugly on tap as the dow eyes 20,000. check this out, president-elect trump just a short time ago tweeting out a picture of bill gates with nfl hall of famer jim brown, following their meeting yesterday. trump calling them two great guys. we'll be right back. >>> all right, welcome back. we're doing a special good, bad and the ugly for you today. as we close in on dow 20,000, you know, good, bad and the ugly. normally we highlight three stocks in focus that day. today, we're going to focus on three dow stocks this year. first, to the good. that's got to be caterpillar. that stock, the best in the dow this year, up nearly 40%. on to the bad, disney, it is only down about 1% this year. that's bad for shareholders because the dow is much higher. it has been an underperformer. it is ugly for nike. that stock down about 17% this year, making nike

goldman sachs, zions, regions, comerica, citizens, bank of america. seven of the top ten all financials in some way, shape or form. the others are semiconductor. brian, what this does is give an idea of what stocks are the most extended to the up side. it's not to say that these up side trends cannot continue. but markets rarely, we all know, go in a straight line. so are we due for a mine reversion? that's the question for a lot of traders. back over to you. >> all right, dom. thank you very much. so what should you do if you are long one of these stocks? all right, mike, is that the smt board with the call to action. >> one of the things you can consider, look at a substitute for your long stock position. when you want to stay long, that's one of the things you want to take a look at. has the stock you're long moved too far, too fast? it's very hard to say, okay, this is the top. but if it has had one of these parabolic moves, you might be risking a pullback. and you want to move options. if we take a quick peek here, if we can use this chart, there

. >> some of the valuations now -- zion's bank shares, 27 right now. >> i'm with you on the regional banks, i think into the end of the year. those will be chased. i do believe you can push those around -- >> chased more than the overall, is that when the money center banks, they're more likely, more sensitive to have regulation not be -- >> i mean, listen. a lot of these things are priced for absolute perfection. every regulation is going to be reduced. >> i want to be clear. i said this. until the end of the year for a chase trade. the reason why, you still have massive -- incredible underweight, you know, in a lot of these portfolios. that's going to have to play catchup and that could last a lot longer than people anticipate. so that's my trade. i do believe that. i think technology, i agree with guy. 1,000%, crm looking extremely compelling. facebook the longer-term investor, cheapest pe we have seen. but i do believe near-term -- >> for all lovers of tech. all right. a major warning -- >> sell it. i mean -- everybody likes it. be on the same side of everybody. i still say buy.

and that's going to be 9-year- old zion harvey meeting his favorite baltimore players. both of his hands to an infection at age 2. he's the first child to undergo a successful double hand transplant last year, he can write and even throw out the first -- threw out the first pitch at the orioles game last summer. i lo the ravens just kind of came around and gave hymn a big hug -- him a big hug and really enjoyed that. i like it good stuff. >>> highway weather-wise, good in the morning and -- highway weather-wise. good in the morning and much colder in the afternoon and really cold monday morning. windchills in the teens and it will be 20s and 30s probably monday night for the burgundy and gold and the panthers and then looks like some rain thursday. and right now looks like a mild and damp christmas day. >> all right, be safe out there everyone. you can get updates anytime on our wusa9 app. tune in tomorrow morning for the news at 7:00 a.m. good night. [ captions by: c may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever y

"we went hiking lots of different places" her wish to visit zion national park...was granted this past september "by then i was doing pretty good and i could climb around and it was like everything was back to normal so it was like a celebration of my recovery" the trip gave rebekah something to loo fight against anca vasculitis...an autoimmune disease that at one point prevented her from walking. "this has given her hope that yeah things get tough in life but we have to be patient and persistent and keep at it" make a wish wisconsin hopes to raise 200 thousand dollars through the radio-a-thon to grant wishes this holiday season "we grant a lot of wishes during this time a lot of children living with life threatening illnesses are taken out of school because of doctor visits and treatments and out of school more than they have to" "nats music" rebekah is healthy enough to play music again... her mom says the wish...helped her get here... in greenfield deandra corinthios fox6 news make a wish wisconsin granted a record 370 wishes in 2016... and it hopes to grant 380 in 2017. fox6 is a p

zion harvey was the first to receive a hand transplant at chops. tonight his family takes us inside his home to see how he's recovering. and he has an important message for the christmas season. >>> tonight all new at 5:00, a fight for freedom. >> a philadelphia man has spent ten years in prison, and just moments ago he walked out a free man. family members say daunte r rawlins was originally convicted of attempted murder which left j jabbar wright paralyzed. >> daunte recaawlins was just released. >> reporter: he walked out of the detention center just a moments ago. he gave his mom a big hug, and he said one of the first things he wants to do now is take a bath. in all seriousness, though, he says that he now wants to work in the criminal justice center and help others like him with situations like his. his is a case of the innocence project and his mother have been working on for quite a while. >> it's been a long time. >> reporter: that's ava rawlins waiting for his son to be released from prison. daunte rawlins was convicted of attempted murde

zion, one did spin out but has gotten himself back on the roadway and moved op. be careful if you're headed out with the potential for slick conditions. ♪ >>> another bright star in hollywood is dimmed this morning. 84-year-old actress debbie reynolds, mother of carrie fisher is dead. >> she was at her son's home making the funeral arrangements for her daughter carrie fisher who died on tuesday. chris pallone has a look at reynolds life and legacy on the big screen. >> debbie reynolds was the quintessential hollywood star appearing on stage and screen for nearly seven decades. now in a twist, ho reynolds has died at 84 while mourning the death of her beloved daughter carrie fisher. in this video from tmz, an ambulance is seen leaving reynolds son's home wednesday afternoon. she was this making funeral arrangements for her daughter. it was that song that maim reynolds famous in 1952. 'sing in the rain" came to be known as the classic movie musical. the texas native won the miss burbank beauty pageant four years early. he was quickly signed to a contract. often cas

zion hospital. i was so wonderful to me. never forgot them. >> host: they took you in. >> guest: i had nothing. and they said, you know, it's going to cost a thousand dollars a day, aim in, you can imagine what it is for a premy. they said we don't know how long he'll have to stay. at least a month if he survives. so i'm thinking, this is the end of us, every which way and all we cared about was doug. shay said 50-50 chance, and every day it will go up ten%. stew got out there as fast as hey would let him and doug is the most wonderful gift to us and i hate to tell you how old he is now. he takes care of me. and he has his own family. he had a second job. she was premy but wasn't as premy. had insurance but that was a lesson that -- how scarity is to be in a situation where you really don't have any -- >> host: and leading to your support for the affordable care act and women's health care. what struck me during that time -- this very there additional time and just as grew up in the shadow of the holocaust you're now in cali

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zion got to join in the practice. he told a player to quote destroy the eagles in tomorrow's game.e advice from from a young man. >> that's a cool story. he got to meet his idol and favorite players. >> it puts a smile on your face because you're going to need it. we saw in video. >> we're going to see freezing rain and it's going to be problematic on the roads and a lot of ice is developing, a lot of sidewalks, untreated surfaces and your car is going to have a sheet of ice over it. dc over to 66 and even a couple of spots in virginia, but northern maryland, it's not looking good. so let's get to the details. first alert live doppler, here it is. you see that pink color, that is not good. we do not -- i know, pink might be your favorite color for some people, but pink is not good when it comes to our radar in the winter months. it means freezing rain. we have shriekness in there, but sleekness. you know how cold it has been. we've been in the teens all day yesterday. we were in the 20s and we didn't get above freezing. your car is cold if it's outside from the rainfalls or if it's

>> in the summer of 2009, eric shrever and david cardona are hiking through utah's zion national park. they're both experienced canyoneers, skilled at getting through canyons by any means possible. that includes climbing, rappeling or even swimming. >> i've always loved the outdoors. i've been an avid hiker. but this canyoneering sport, it takes hiking to a whole new level, and i started dabbling in that about three years ago. >> i've been doing canyoneering for about a year with eric. >> this time, david is also going to be a cameraman. >> we thought it would be great to have it on camera and we could show other people what we do. >> but what they're about to record is their worst nightmare. eric is planning to rappel 300 feet into the beautiful but dangerous englesteed canyon. >> you can't really see the bottom of it. it kind of blows your mind away, just the scenery of it. >> they choose a spot and david helps eric set up for the rappel. >> i quickly noticed how tall, how far 300 feet is. i was very, very nervous. there are all sorts of factors that can lead to death and injury, as

. >> reporter: this past monday investigators say the man zion these surveillance photos sexually assaulted another woman. he had followed her. he is described as beg an asian male in his 20s wearing a hooded sweat shairkts black and blue jacket and was last seen riding a skateboard. last time another female was attacked, this time in sweeney hall. the suspect was a man in his 20s wearing dark clothing. >> it's very concerning. being a girl here on campus, it's a little unnerving to know there's all this sexual battery going on, and it kind of makes you wonder who is next and if this is going to keep going and what the university is going to do about it. >> reporter: campus police tell us they do not believe the same person is responsible for all of these incidents. they're reviewing photos and are following up on several leads. police are advising students to walk in groups with they came and to call a police escort if they don't feel safe walking alone. reporting from san jose state university, janine de la vega, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there is good news to report than about that south san

. >> the person or group responsible for putting up the zions has yet to come forward. in walnut career, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> happening now in san francisco, sky 7 is live over the bayview district where a group of people you see there was marching to third and fitzgerald street, the intersection was mario woods was shot and killed last year. woods and his family are taking part in several events to remember him. 26-year-old woods lunged at them with a knife. a cell phone video raised questions boston what happened. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow will have more at 5:00. >>> a new controversial advertisement is out today foucsing on whetheries from san francisco police, whether officers will be able to shoot at moving vehicles. >>> that's the center of a heated debate between police officers and the police commission. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkly is live at city hall with the story. leslie. >> reporter: i can tell you reform advocates and the police commission are ready to pass a proposal aimed at restricting officers from firing on moving vehicles s

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that we did understand what they were encountering each and every day, whether it was up in zion, north chicago, or down in des plains, or in highland park and lake forest. we we responded to over 50,000 constituent letters. we helped over 1,250 families breakthrough the red tape of government bureaucracy in order to help them with whatever it was that was plaguing them at the time. and that really was because of the great constituent service that our team displayed day in and day out. we held five nonpartisan job fares in order to connect -- fairs in order to connect job seekers with good, high-paying careers that were right here in the district. mr. speaker, i represent the fourth largest manufacturing district in the country. and manufacturer after manufacturer would let me know that i have good, high had been paying jobs available, i just can't -- high-paying jobs available, i just can't find qualified people to take those jobs. holding these job fairs was a critical thing in order to make sure people were able to make payments on their mortgage, be able to make sure there was food

retails businesses will impose a different cultivation and manufacturing requiring the armed guards and zion rules odor from plants and the preparedness of solvents might dictate heavy

we are in the process and negotiating a facility at mount zion with uc.for an additional 40 beds about a fido dollar investment the department will invest in. focused on those in jail that need a locked facility to come back out. then we also have a plan that's in the future to explore the 47 bed dual diagnosis at the behavioral health center once were able to move the facility that is there now into the old hospital building and we got those capital dollars to do that is part of the bond in 2016. we also identified that we do need to improve the utilization of our conservatorship program which does provide the opportunity for people to do get treatment and it does help address needs of the severely mentally ill population that we will be working with the courts and we also a pilot program with that. we did a about a year ago we provided an assessment within the jail to look at the improvement of our behavioral health services within the jail. we are working on that corrective action plan to ensure that we improve our behavioral health services within the

retails businesses will impose a different cultivation and manufacturing requiring the armed guards and zion rules odor from plants and the preparedness of solvents might dictate heavy traveled commercial district for manufacturers and licensing deliveries can be a streamlined procedures given the land use impacts given the storefront we were able to practicing pass the appropriate legislation to allow for that the other thing to keep in mind in terms of zoning even if we don't compose the task on the number of licenses that the city will ultimately award the zoning detects impose those caps rights so stacey the local caps is unnecessary and for local land uses that be capped by the inventory of the properly zoned paralyze from my conversations with the real estate brokers in the bay area be vacancies rates are between one and 3 percent cannabis are not competing with each other to get those parcels that are properly zoned. >> proximity to schools daycare, however, this can be adjusted giving the local jurisdictions to get on patterns of pedestrian traffic for example, if a business is locat

we are in the process and negotiating a facility at mount zion with uc.for an additional 40 beds about a fido dollar investment the department will invest in. focused on those in jail that need a locked facility to come back out. then we also have a plan that's in the future to explore the 47 bed dual diagnosis at the behavioral health center once were able to move the facility that is there now into the old hospital building and we got those capital dollars to do that is part of the bond in 2016. we also identified that we do need to improve the utilization of our conservatorship program which does provide the opportunity for people to do get treatment and it does help address needs of the severely mentally ill population that we will be working with the courts and we also a pilot program with that. we did a about a year ago we provided an assessment within the jail to look at the improvement of our behavioral health services within the jail. we are working on that corrective action plan to ensure that we improve our behavioral health services within the

we are in the process and negotiating a facility at mount zion with uc.for an additional 40 beds about a fido dollar investment the department will invest in. focused on those in jail that need a locked facility to come back out. then we also have a plan that's in the future to explore the 47 bed dual diagnosis at the behavioral health center once were able to move the facility that is there now into the old hospital building and we got those capital dollars to do that is part of the bond in 2016. we also identified that we do need to improve the utilization of our conservatorship program which does provide the opportunity for people to do get treatment and it does help address needs of the severely mentally ill population that we will be working with the courts and we also a pilot program with that. we did a about a year ago we provided an assessment within the jail to look at the improvement of our behavioral health services within the jail. we are working on that corrective action plan to ensure that we improve our behavioral health services within the

we are in the process and negotiating a facility at mount zion with uc.for an additional 40 beds about a fido dollar investment the department will invest in. focused on those in jail that need a locked facility to come back out. then we also have a plan that's in the future to explore the 47 bed dual diagnosis at the behavioral health center once were able to move the facility that is there now into the old hospital building and we got those capital dollars to do that is part of the bond in 2016. we also identified that we do need to improve the utilization of our conservatorship program which does provide the opportunity for people to do get treatment and it does help address needs of the severely mentally ill population that we will be working with the courts and we also a pilot program with that. we did a about a year ago we provided an assessment within the jail to look at the improvement of our behavioral health services within the jail. we are working on that corrective action plan to ensure that we improve our behavioral health services within the

we are in the process and negotiating a facility at mount zion with uc.for an additional 40 beds about a fido dollar investment the department will invest in. focused on those in jail that need a locked facility to come back out. then we also have a plan that's in the future to explore the 47 bed dual diagnosis at the behavioral health center once were able to move the facility that is there now into the old hospital building and we got those capital dollars to do that is part of the bond in 2016. we also identified that we do need to improve the utilization of our conservatorship program which does provide the opportunity for people to do get treatment and it does help address needs of the severely mentally ill population that we will be working with the courts and we also a pilot program with that. we did a about a year ago we provided an assessment within the jail to look at the improvement of our behavioral health services within the jail. we are working on that corrective action plan to ensure that we improve our behavioral health services within the

of the babylonian exile-- "by the waters of babylon, there we sat down and wept when we remembered zion." >> narrator: next time... >> ( dramatized ): the romans expected to make an assault upon the fortress... >> narrator: masada. >> ( dramatized ): ...which they did. >> narrator: the end of jewish resistance to rome. >> the failure of the first revolt really was a traumatic event for everyone living in the jewish homeland-- jews and christians alike. as a result, they had to start rethinking their own assumptions. >> narrator: and the beginning of the gospels. >> ( dramatized ): i am the light of the world. he who follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life. >> the gospels are very peculiar types of literature. they're not biographies. they're a kind of religious advertisement. what they do is proclaim their individual author's interpretation of the christian message. >> narrator: telling and retelling stories about jesus. >> ( dramatized ): "why are you afraid, have you no faith?" and they were filled with awe, and they said to one another, "who is this, the

this is, more or less, directly from the protocols of the elders of zion lacking the word jew. so the republican party coming into office often resembles the far right parties that have power in edge of europe in recent years and who largely have origins with one foot in the era of classical facism of the 1920's and 1930's. this contrast with the free market, free trade, antiwelfare state conservativism of the republican party since 1980 that paul spoke of, right now, it seems to me an open question, which of these entities is going to govern over the next four years? thank you. [applause] >> okay. for the question-and-answer period we're passing around cards or picking up cards as the case may be. all right. so i'm going to read these three questions and then i'm going to turn back to the panelists. so one question is, how was the elimination of medicare, obama reduce d lower medicare demand for health care and affect the health care industry? he second question is, why did trump win? and the third question is, with the recent attention given to the french far right candidate,

retails businesses will impose a different cultivation and manufacturing requiring the armed guards and zion rules odor from plants and the preparedness of solvents might dictate heavy traveled commercial district for manufacturers and licensing deliveries can be a streamlined procedures given the land use impacts given the storefront we were able to practicing pass the appropriate legislation to allow for that the other thing to keep in mind in terms of zoning even if we don't compose the task on the number of licenses that the city will ultimately award the zoning detects impose those caps rights so stacey the local caps is unnecessary and for local land uses that be capped by the inventory of the properly zoned paralyze from my conversations with the real estate brokers in the bay area be vacancies rates are between one and 3 percent cannabis are not competing with each other to get those parcels that are properly zoned. >> proximity to schools daycare, however, this can be adjusted giving the local jurisdictions to get on patterns of pedestrian traffic for example, if a business is locat