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residents out he's in the process of putting together a nonprofit to help rebuild want to see joe and i was sworn in. the day that the disaster happened santa barbara mera kathy morello says her first day on the job was one she'll never forget photographs and even video cannot tell the story she says committees were working on ways to help their economy bounce back from the thomas fire just before the month slides hit we have lost of sales tax. people being employed they're not getting paid. back taxes when people come to visit us and stand our hotels even the day trippers can't get up here so now the main hope is to get the one on one freeway back open to visitors from the north and south can begin contributing to the economy once again jim shivers spokesperson for count trances crews are working at an excel or a good paste hoping to reopen the one to one fine next week the locals may look at us one a one as kind of a local road and you could make the argument that it is but on the greater scale this is a major artery for the movement of goods and services and is directly related to the he

batiste and joe -- >> jon and joe, i was so happy to see them. >> stephen: me, too.f the cbs family, you clap extra hard, yahoo! so they did great. i don't know how it translated on television because sometimes you don't get the camera shots but this is worth talking about. everyone is talking about the political moments, the big moments, but when elton john took that stage and sang tiny dancer which is obviously a slow song, the whole place stood up and that is a crowd that is hard to get to stand up, especially for a slow song. they never stand for a slow song. they barely were standing for desposito. i was, like, what's going on, people? he came on and everyone stood in the standing ovation for the whole song. amazing. >> stephen: no one's elton john. a personal story i found out when you first graduated from college you moved back home. >> the best years of my life. >> stephen: most people don't say that because you're under your parents' roof living by their rules. >> it wasn't right after college. it was actually when i was 27. >> stephen: so you had seen the r

joe. >> i was really drowsy actually dosed off a few times and had to pull off on the highway a few -- wellthe highway few times just because, um, i was just a little tired. >> reporter: neurologist sleep specialist doctor may cal laci in atlanta says joe has something known as shift work sleep diss or. his work at night sleep during the day schedule has thrown off his hormones and body clock. >> it is not a natural phenomenon for somebody to go completely against the grain and kind of fly in the face of mother nature if you will. >> reporter: so when joe needs to sleep -- >> i definitely feel it. >> reporter: he can't. the end results is that you have cumulative significant sleep deprecatiodeprivation. it can cause a great many serious medical problems. >> that's why joe's volunteered for sleep study here at neuro trials to see if he might be a good candidate to test out an experimental new drug for people with shift work sleep diss or. >> the test medication is a non amphetamine designed to stimulate wake promoting transmitters in the brain for about six to seven hours. helping shift work

was most hated, it depends on the constituency. i think ben butler was most hated in new orleans by a lot of people for a variety of reasons. i think joe johnson was most hated by people in richmond. it really depends on who is doing the hating. if i had to say the one who came out of the war with the most problematical reputation, it would probably be ben butler. as we have heard, that depends very much on the criteria you use to evaluate him. if you are looking at him as a general, maybe that is deserved. if you are looking at him as a contributor to american history, there is a different evaluation we can make. >> well, there is obviously no way to be precise about a question like this. i'm not even sure i like the i'm not even sure i like the question. i will answer anyway. i agree with craig, it is butler. he is the most vilified in the south, far more than any other union general and for less reason in many ways. i think far more than sherman. during the war itself. i think in the north, butler is going to have plenty of enemies. during reconstruction, he has plenty of enemies north and south. i will vote for butler all the way.

. >> all right, thank you, joe. i was pinned in. it was painful. >> driver slammed into a bakery pinning customers. the mistake that the driver made leading to this terrifying crash rifying crash >>> in all, six people were injured when a car slammed into a bakery. hello again, everyone. >>> it happened at wildflower bread. a popular place. it took place at 12:45 this afternoon. those injured were pinned by that car. we were live at the scene. the police are saying a mistake by an elderly driver caused the crash. >> yeah and a big mess, too. take a look at what we have behind me. that is where the wall was. it is covered up right now with plywood. what happened here, glass all over the ground here and broken pieces of wood. customers here, placing their orders when the wild scene started to unfold. >> yes. it was just a bicr

i was impressed by the responses i heard tonight. i thought joe kennedy was great, cory booker was great on our network, carmella was great. what did you make about the overall response tonight? >> i'll speak to joe's in particular. joe and i were elected at the same time. we're classmates. i have a great deal of respect for him. what i like about what he had to say to the american public is he didn't take trump on, a head to head type of thing. he talked about the democrats' view of america, the hopefulness of what we can accomplish if we work together. maybe setting the table a little bit for, okay, america, if you can get behind us as democrats and we for instance win back the house in november, here's what we have to give. we have this hopefulness. and i very much liked his approach. i thought it was a different way of offering a rebuttal. it wasn't just this head on, you know, i'm going after donald trump. >> he had it at a technical school. that was a big message. i do think that is a way -- well, tell me. you're the politician. the democrat

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i was impressed by the responses i heard tonight. i thought joe kennedy was great, cory booker was great on our network, carmella was great. what did you make about the overall democratic response tonight? >> i'll speak to joe's in particular. joe and i were elected at the same time. we're classmates. i have a great deal of respect for him. what i like about what he had to say to the american public is he didn't take trump on, a head to head type of thing. he talked about the democrats' view of america, the hopefulness of what we can accomplish if we work together. maybe setting the table a little bit for, okay, america, if you can get behind us as democrats and we for instance win back the house in november, here's what we have to give. we have this hopefulness. and i very much liked his approach. i thought it was a different way of offering a rebuttal. it wasn't just this head on, you know, i'm going after donald trump. >> he had it at a technical school. that was a big message. i do think that is a way -- well, tell me. you're the politician. t

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residents out and he's in the process of putting together a nonprofit to help rebuild want to see joe and i was sworn in. the day that the disaster happened santa barbara merrick happy morello says her first day on the job was one she'll never forget photographs and even video cannot tell the story she says committees were working on ways to help their economy bounce back from the thomas fire just before the monthlies hit we have lost of sales tax. people being employed they're not getting paid. their taxes when people come to visit us and stay in our hotels even the day trippers can't get up here so now the main hope is to get the one on one three way back open to visitors from the north and south can begin contributing to the economy once again. spokesperson for count trances crews are working at nextel or a good pace hoping to reopen the one to one by next week so the locals may look at us one a one as kind of a local road and you could make the argument that it is but on the greater scale this is a major artery for the movement of goods and services and is directly related to the health of

i first met annabelle, she was at a house right by me. and her and her sister were -- they were rescued after their mom stepped on an ied and she was killed. >> reporter: joe brought the frail pup back to the base, feeding her from his own rations, sleeping next to her. >> she brought a whole new dynamic to our team. we had someone to love and someone to take care of, which was nice. >> reporter: when it was time for joe to go home, he called his wife. >> and i was like, hey, jillian, do you think that we can adopt a dog? >> it was definitely just a natural thing to say, yes, bring her home. if you can, bring her home. >> reporter: five months after joe's homecoming to raleigh, north carolina, his family got the news. annabelle was on her way, thanks to spca international, which reunites soldiers and dogs. >> she's been through a lot. i hope that she thinks it's worth it. >> reporter: after a road trip that took them through 16 checkpoints, part of a journey that spanned five countries, annabelle finally made it. >> i think i see her, dude. annabelle. >> reporter: joe's son, 3-year-old weston, meeting his new buddy for the first time. this four-legged orph

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i was struck by the lack of verve. >> he does dial it down for a sober speech. >> it was more than sober. >> joes chamber of commerce. first thing i wrote down on my paper is it sounds like he's given the u.s. chamber of commerce speech. the man who runs robin hood through the eyes of inequality. >> yes. >> what did you hear. >> i'm not hur tsure the person georgia or any other place heard what they want to hear. it's difficult to give a victory lap when people don't feel victory. tellout right now the statement the president made when he said the most important way of being able to fight this, fight poverty is a paycheck. the problem is for a lot of people. they have paychecks. they have two paychecks and it's still not enough to make a sustainable life for them or their families. i think the thing people really wanted to hear and people want to hear from the president from the commander in chief is the level ofempathy. we know we're not there yet. we know we have the 40 million people in the country living in poverty. 20 million are children. we know we have a deadline coming up. we're about t

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joe. >> well, i was just going to say, the impact's pretty incredible. women, of plus 35 for democrats. democrats are leading republicans in a generic ballot test by 35%. you don't have to even say that's historic. there's nothing like that, mika. why don't you close by telling us why it's so historic. >> well, at this point, we're going to have to fight back any way we can as it pertains to women. this has been a devastating year on so many levels. but also the most inspiring year. as you can see, women across the country are galvanized to act. i will also say in closing, and then joe, i'll let you take it and throw it to break, republicans walking the plank for donald trump. i don't know what it's going to take. you're on the wrong side of history. you're on the side of wrong. and i'm, you know, not trying to be a character here, i'm very concerned for this country and for the direction we are going in and you're on the wrong side of history. what is it going to take for you to act? joe. >> and they just -- they do what paul ryan just did. i don't want

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trump or a teleprompter trump i was hoping for twitter to give her her twitter drop light because the speech was from their conventional oh ok that's what he did you say joe's i mean i think it was in the spirit of devotes from last year last week but again it was it had a couple of good laws in there what would you say was the highlight of the speech dilate of course was the. authentic charm praising him self being the ultimate cheerleader but most importantly being the ultimate cheerleader for himself from europe's point of view what kind of speech was this why it was a speech where you're up didn't take place i mean you mention it there was no mentioning off the alliance of transatlantic partnership there was no mentioning off the peace process in the middle east and so it wasn't known european speech. so what do you think about that i mean the fact that europe was not mentioned once i mean that was a shocker to a lot of people what people said you know what did you expect that certainly didn't shock me steve miller donald trump whoever wrote the speech i don't think they thought about europe even once writing it they clearly had focused on the base but

and this abc 7 sports report brought to you by joe montana hard to believe it's been 36 years, i always tease joe that the throw was pretty good too. i it was the most iconic catch in nfl history and dwight is batinging als so we love you buddy. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00 we have new on that close call at sfo and why an aviation expert said it could keep happening here. >>> and a local police department was left in the dark - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases. one in poughkeepsie, new york state. the other in orlando, florida. in our first case, a police officer discovers evidence

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i don't think it did any of the crew. and that, i'm sure, would stem from our confidence in joe. .. the pilot? that's right. that wassure the crew worked all the time. and it got to the stage where, that low—flying you talked about, from my point about, was wonderful. i'm in the most comfortable position in the aircraft, and in this case, lying down all the time and the land, the ground is just whizzing past as you are going over, a wonderful, exhilarating experience. that's all very well when you are doing it in training but on the night itself, in may 1943, your particular mission was to go after the sorpe dam... yeah, yeah. ..and, as i understand it, you, as the bomb aimer, insisted that your pilot, joe, make ten runs before he got it absolutely right in terms of positioning so you could release the bomb? to my mind and i'm sure tojoe‘s as well, we didn't talk about it, i'm sure — we were gone on a mission, a special mission. 0urjob was to make sure that we did it right. when we got to the sorpe and discovered what that entailed, we'd already been disappointed at briefing by learning that we wouldn't be using the

so, i don't really care. if it was joeme. >> what, me intimidated? no chance according to aaron bier who scored a hat trick's against cleveland. he is no tom brady, and the titans have not won a game in foxboro since 1993. that was so long ago that tom brady was only a sophomore at sarah. brady with the easiest touchdown pass of his career... drops it to james white who turns the corner... white scored on back to back possessions to give new england a 14-7 lead... later in the 2nd.. titans forced a three were set to get >>> that was a back to back position. new england had a 14-7 lead. later in the 2nd. we are said to get the ball back. the jumpoff sites, giving new england a first down. we cannot make that mistake. brady has his own miscues. that a 60 play drive. brady threw for 155 yards, they are up 21-7 at the half. 3rd quarter, the much-maligned defense. ford are -- former 49er ricky frangois, one of the eight sacks winners. that makes it 35-7 and brady finishes with 337 yards, and three touchdowns. that makes him the

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was too old. i think with joe biden, his time has come and gone. should've done the last go around and that was the opportune time. he used to be the guy he was the middle of america and the working class but i think that time has gone and i think president trump has honestly taken that message on zone, and people it resonates with people. i don't see that changing much at all even with joe biden. >> dana: if the economy continues, it's fully recovered at this point, you're starting to see the bonuses being paid out after the announcement of tax reform and of jobs to start coming back, what is left for the democrats to argue about? >> we can argue about anything. just give us a moment. there are a lot more issues out there. we will talk about the economy and how her plan would have been better for the economy, how we want to build on this excess is that we've seen. something that president obama always talked about with health care. we need to fix that. we need a bipartisan fix. maybe something else. it's also the question of when the g.o.p. tax re

joe: everyone knew christmas is coming up so. abigail: i agree with you on that. joe: i am not even an analyst. abigail: if it wasuch a strong holiday season, perhaps there is extra funds that went away from entertainment. we will know more tomorrow at icr. that could be one reason why some are bullish. julia: forgive me. we talked a little bit about this but this is a new one on me. abigail: me too. this is very new. julia: actually goes? who is the customer base and can you please that forward to about look is? abigail: i reach up to some of my colleagues and it turns out millennial's like dave and buster's. you can go and play games and drink and eat. answer.one also families. i know scarlet, you were saying you brought your son. however, there are some on wall street who do not like dave and buster's. about 175% since the ipo was finding this. julia: basically big kids. i have images now. [laughter] scarlet: forget the women and children. julia: move. my game. [laughter] julia: we did not predict that forward. meltdown, the market is already obliterating. analysts in 2018 targets. we have the charts you canno

i just believed in him, and he's a friend. lemonis: joseph, thank you, buddy. -joe: thank you. -lemonis: i appreciate it. -joe: it wasleasure. -lemonis: nice meeting you. -giordano: joe. thank you. -joe: i'll see you. lemonis: how many years have you been in business? giordano: october is going to be 7 years. lemonis: and you've been full-time in this business since the beginning? -giordano: full-time. lemonis: how do you pay your bills? giordano: i'm very lucky. my girlfriend, which i plan on marrying, she's my everything. lemonis: how long have you guys been together? giordano: four years, and she's been with me, and she's been supportive since day one. lemonis: she's supporting you. giordano: she's supporting me, and there's going to be a time where i'm going to hold most of the weight or all the weight. lemonis: this is now the second person that i know about that's funding this vision that he has. i don't think it's the greatest business plan. he's got no clear path to success at this point, and everybody else is paying his bill. where's all your inventory, like, back stock of items? giordano: we, actually, joe

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he was engaged, as joe biden is. there was at least, iught, an implicit criticism of the deplorables, of the elitism that was described in the clinton campaign and a reminder that labor is prior to and pre-existing capital and capital only exists as a result of and following the work of labor. that was abraham lincoln in 1861, and i think it's something the democrats forgot in 2016. >> woodruff: well, he is giving a lot -- all of it a lot of thought. he said he's not making a decision this year, just focused on the mid-terms. we shall see. mark shields, david brooks, thank you. >> woodruff: science has shown that music has a way of invoking memory. it has been used to help people suffering from dementia to become more aware of their surroundings. tonight, a story about a california nursing home using music therapy on residents once considered unreachable. in collaboration with inewsource in san diego, joanne faryon explains how music is offering a new way to connect. >> reporter: at 44 years old, steven nelson has lived at the villa coron

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home to see of a shock of victory and power them back in to second place and it was an especially positive day for now joe i think it's just it's an honor for me it's a day i'll never forget. it was also that. i scored a goal. it's a special day for me i'm really happy i'm still playing. cologne have been in carnival mood there are three straight one just to go wins under coach stefan written back nothing sure. a stunning revival and they were on track for a fourth when milos yo-yo it hit the target with an unstoppable free kick in the fortieth minutes i outscored didn't play along and up to the pressure their hero the brazilian chi ubi who rose up highest to beat keeper t. mohan late in the second half. one of the final score still cologne at another crucial point in their battle to beat the drug the coach looks satisfied enough. exciting game action packed for me as a coach as well some interesting battles into some to go to war against outside no small thing and since. i raymond's maximilian agast dined threaded the bali and after ten minutes against head to berlin but the celebrations did not last video

joe: i am joe weisenthal. if you're joining us live on twitter, we want to welcome you to our closing bell coverage. scarlet: u.s. stocks rally to record highs. guess what. when the government was to shut down, they also rallied to record highs. i do not know if you can draw a link. joe: there is no link. nothing matters. stocks just go up. i don't know about tomorrow. julie: i love the absolutism of that statement but it feels so right. if you take a look at some of the individual contributors to the gains, the fangs are on the list. amazon and facebook trading at records. netflix as well as we await earnings in a few moments. amazon opening up its amazon go convenience store model in seattle that may spreads elsewhere. we were talking about that today. of the shares trading higher. and then we have -- also that shares trading higher. alphabet trends trading higher. they are looking at a restructuring working group that will seek to minimize the time needed to exit the unregulated power business. in the case of xerox, we have it teaming up with a fellow investor. they're urging the company to explore strategic alternatives. they collectively own 50% of xerox. teva as built a n

jillian: the men about to play the game, i was taken aback when i read this. alabama player joee the game, before they went on the field saying expletive trump. what do you think of that? the biggest game of his life. >> he carry the ball four times, conversely if you look at jake's twitter account, every time he steps off the field in his exemplary young man at 19 years old, being at notre dame and winning, for every store you can find you have jake froms out there, the message i want to get across, i hope someone on the alabama staff told him to the side and said there's a lot of ways -- there are a lot of instances of people doing things like that but dozens more where players in the nfl and college football are doing amazing things, can't take the spotlight away from them to put on someone who has lapse in judgment of that character. jillian: you fought for your country, let your leg fighting for the country, you see something the naacp calling for people to bring white towels referencing the snowflake word and to, quote, create a massive blizzard in the stadium because dona

joe: there has been talk of the thorny issues. i know one wasoated about a nafta sunset, potential review every few years. is that something still in the air? there seems to be a desire to work on that one. we have not had a lot of reaction to the u.s. by proposals that have been floated. but we do know u.s. officials are paying attention to that one in particular. cancel that would every five years unless renewed by countries involved does not give business a secure training horizon. mexicans haveand been saying, let's review it every five years, updated so we do not go through this process again. but we also do not give business is an artificial deadline they have to react to. that tougher issue might be the easier to solve. julie: we also were watching canada and the u.s. because of bombardier and boeing and the trade dispute between the two. trade tribunal ruling in bombardier's favor. does this change of the talks, now that this is not hanging over them? we don't think it affects the specifics of the talk. it may affect the mood a little bi

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still, joe bennett's challenge was inexcusable but i thought we did it really well, actually. on wherebits of quality like that. i thought the way we kept in. if they have had our chances they would have scored three or four goals. chelsea reached the fifth round — at the expense of newcastle. a comfortable 3—0 win for last year's beaten finalists, as adam wild reports. it may only be round four but for chelsea the significance of the fa cup is rapidly increasing. perhaps now their best chance of a trophy. for newcastle, their biggest battles may lie elsewhere. no great surprise then that it was the blues who started with the greater urgency, michy batshuayi finding space and settling any nerves. his chances may have been limited this season, when they do for his way he has a habit of making the most of them. his second a touch fortuitous, but as they say, you make your own luck. newcastle hopes fading — they did find a little to cling on to but such moments were scarce. chelsea, meanwhile, would continue to push forward, marcos alonso's effort was, as it turned out, merely a warning,

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