bryce had half his stomach removed.art of his intestines and a small portion of his liver in the process. >> i was pretty just thinking what's going to happen? >> although he doesn't show it bryce is in pain every day. back pain, stomach pain -- >> i don't digest foods really well so have i to go to the bathroom a lot. so that definitely affects my life a lot. and the scans, um, and the blood work and all the routine checkups and everything it's just been a lot. >> reporter: to make matters worse, his 15 year old sister ariana and his dad chris also have the genetic mutation to develop gist all are under constant observation. with little research on this cancer, the werner pours on a mission. getting the word making people aware is something that our family is really doing our best to help with. >> the horrible diagnosis definitely bringing this family closer together and appreciating life more than ever. >> i just try to keep my mind off of it. um, big activity i do is boy scouts. >> there are days it's emotionally exh

bright bennett just -- bryce bennett just finished. wind is a factor. and in the down hill, he said a gust of wind hit him and it was a head wind that slowed him down. that was enough to take you out of contention. so, he now is looking ahead to his next race, which is the down hill. now, let's talk about the next super star. or the current super star of the game. chloe kim, she killed it today. and not only did she have amazing runs. you will had hear her name a lot, she has a fantastic personality. she was up at the top of the mountain in the competition tweeting about how hungry she was and things that she wanted to eat. >> so, i had a good time, but man, can't wait to go back to the beach. >> reporter: okay, so, now let's talk to the northern california entrant in that competition, kelly clark. she just missed the podium with a fourth place finish. the announcers on the broadcast as well as many people on the twitter felt she was judged too harshly and was not scored high they have and cheated. this is had what she had to say. >> i don't know, i hon

. >> reporter: 14-year-old bryce werner the allentown area has been through a lot. in april of 2016, he was diagnosed with an extremely rare cancer called gastrointestinal stromal tumor or gist after doctors discovered a massive tumor. >> us what his stomach and it burst through the stomach wall into the abdominal cavity. he had half of his stomach removes and parter of his intestines. >> this high school freshman is in pain every day most of the day good i just try to keep my mind off of it. the big activity i do is boy scouts. >> reporter: there is no cure and no treatment for this type of gist cancer. his 15-year-old sister ariana and his dad chris also have the genetic mutation to develop it all three under constant observation and part of a national institutes of health research project. >> there are days where it's emotionally exhausting and there are days that it hits you like how did we get here in life? >> reporter: but the good days out number the bad. the werners say this diagnosis has changed their perspective on how to live life. >> we really try to mak

for bryce bennett it was the wind. yes, we are talking about the wind once again in pyeongchang.e it wasn't so windy that they had to cancel or postpone the alpine event it was unpredictable and bryce skied right into a head wind on the downhill part of the race. this is in a sport where winners and losers are separated by hundredths of a second, that was enough to keep him in the back of the pack. we talked with bryce right after his race and asked how this might change his plans for his next race, the men's downhill. >> it was good to get on the track and get some time on the track. i'm going to have the same approach and same game plan. i thought i did well and i was in a good place mentally for today's downhill, it just -- it didn't quite go my way. >> reporter: now, of course, bryce is a first-time olympian and admitted to us there were more than a few nerves than normal, but he thinks with his first race under the belt those are behind them. now, coming ahead this morning at 6:00, adam rippon newly minted bronze medal and openly gay figure skater got emotional when talking

perhaps the only thing that could keep bryce down these days is the wind. was scheduled to ski in the downhill earlier in the week, but that was postponed until later in the week. we will have to check the forecast a little later on to see if alpine combined is going to go off. the wind has wreaked havoc with so many events being postponed and canceled. it's a bit of a scramble to keep track of when and where everybody is skiing this week. >> are you keeping warm? your pyeongchang jacket? >> reporter: oh, my gosh, i am living in this thing. we were up at snow board slope style earlier with jamie anderson, that was perhaps the coldest we have been this entire time, but down here on the coast it's a little bit -- it's a little bit warmer. so it's kind of nice down here now. >> just thinking you're feeling history, garvin. >>> as garvin said both of those local athletes compete tonight, coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. after the games our team will bring you the news at 11:00. >>> quickly going to show you the current medal count, norway most of any nation with ei

shiffrin is in a place that bryce bennett would love to be one day.e had a very good showing for a 20-year-old at his first olympics in today's men's downhill. bryce told me moments after the race he is more focused on ever on getting back in four years but he said he made sure to savor this moment. >> that's got to be a dream come true. >> you finally get the opportunity to stand in the start and you have the bib on and you're at the olympics and you're like all the hard work and years of fries from not only me but my parents and people in the community and coaches in my career and everyone felt pretty good. >> now to some olympic news off the slopes. three-time gold medalist shaun white is trying to tamp down a growing controversy. after winning the snow pipe, he was asked a question about a sexual harassment he settled. he referred to it as gossip. that didn't go over well. he followed up with a statement. representing team usa in the sport that i love is a true honor. i was thrilled to win gold. i regret my favor many years ago and sorry that i ma

. >> the party rages on inside the bryce jordan center at penn state.a purpose, ftk is the motto for kids like lottie who was diagnosed with brain cancer as an infant. her mother remembers the tears. >> she was given a 50% survival rate. it was tough. >> thon helped ka kalani with a full recovery. >> we get gas vouchers for every trip we make there and everything outside of inshiewrps iinsuranceis taken care of. >> they dance 48 straight hours. kayla is a committee member of thon. she cut her hair today to make wigs for children. >> i wanted to cut my hair and i thought no better reason to do it than this. >> inside the bryce jordan season pictures of the afflicted on the walls, each of the dancers, fighting cancer. $146 million has been raised by thon over the years. tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. the dancers will be able to sit down and get sleep. before they go to bed, we get the final reveal to find out how much money was raised this year at thon 2018. chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." >> former president joe biden may be edging toward a presidency run

at 6'7", bryce is the tallest american athlete competing in pyeongchang. we'll have coverage of his race as part of the total olympic coverage coming up tonight at 11:00. >> looking forward to it. gar vin is posting videos and photos on line like this one about a unique mcdonald's right there at the olympic village. it's shaped like a burger, fries and -- >> that's different. >> garvin said he wasn't hungry but will be hitting it soon. follow him at nbc bay area. >> very creative. >> that looks good. >> hungry. >> jeff is here. it was gusty yesterday. how are the winds now? >> the winds started to calm down. it's been cool today. a nice change from last week, the week before, the week before that when we had these above average temperatures throughout the bay area and record setting heat. if we can't get the rainfall this moment, we do have cooler weather at least making it feel a little bit more like february. we have stormranger, the mobile doppler out. it is scanning down here in the south bay. of course there is no rainfall to pick up throughout the ba

live at the bryce jordan center on the penn state campus is "action news" reporter chad pradelli. be there all weekend. what is the energy like right at the start? >> reporter: the energy is fantastic, jim. you can hear the music blaring. the 700 or so students who are taking part in dancing for 46 straight hours of no sleep, of no sitting down, just got on their feet at 6:00 it won't end until sund at 4:00 and you can see the vibe inside the bryce jordan center. look at the stands. they're packed. you see the signs many people are representing fraternitiessos and this is such a tremendous effort they do here at penn state. it's been going on for four decades and over $146 million has been raised in time. i want to take you to just a few minutes ago when these students finally stood up hour . [cheers and applause] >> three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> ♪ >> reporter: you know, lking with these students they've been preparing for this all year. these seniors wait four years to finally get the chance to dance and to be a part of something so spectacular as thon. you just felt

it is better than christmas for our kids. >> reporter: inside the bryce jordan center pictures of the afflicted line the walls. each child with their own terrible journey, fighting cancer. each in the minds of these dancers. >> i just dance for pretty much anything so no family has to hear the word your child has cancer. >> reporter: you can see right now, staying loose staying stretched, it is critical as each minute passes. this event doesn't end for 22 more hours, of course, six abc will be there to see the the the big reveal to find out how much money was raised at thon 2018. live from state college, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". >> thanks, chad. >>> former vice-president joe biden, may be edging toward a potential presidential run in 2020. during the opening of his new diplomacy center in washington biden says he is keeping his options opened for 2020. some at the opening believe mr. biden will feel compelled to run if there is no strong contender over the next year or so. >>> sports is next on "action news" and feel like winter around here but spring training is w

at 25, bryce is wonderful younger members of the men's ski team. he says having older, more experienced skiers around is a big benefit. >> you can talk to them, they've been there, they've done it, they've seen it all. we all help each other out. the younger guys push the older guys to ski faster. but i also don't want to get beat by the older guys, we have to chase them. >> price was considered a downhill specialist and qualified for the games in the alpine combined. a lot of people are heading to the olympics beginning next week, including one of our own reporters, garvin thomas, heading to pyeongchang for us in a few days. i he'll be bringing us live reports throughout the olympic games. follow him at twitte twitter @garvinthomas. >>> a tran carrying republican lawmakers and their families crashes into a garbage truck, forcing some congress members into action. >>> plus our political analyst takes a look at president trump's speech, his full reaction coming up next. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means

. >> ♪ >> reporter: the party rages on inside of the bryce jordan center at penn state, only this is party with a purpose ftk is motto for the kids, for kids like kaylonnie leboy who was diagnosed with brain cancer as an infant, her mother, remembers the tears. >> it was very stressful, and she was only given a 50 percent survival rate so yeah, it was very, very tough. >> reporter: but thon, four diamonds fund and penn state hershey children's hospital help keylonnie make a full recovery. 4,000 families have benefited from thon over the years. three-year old menahoran was diagnosed with leukemia a year ago. >> they give us gas vouchers for every trip we make down there and anything outside of our insurance four diamonds has taken care on. it has been amazing. >> reporter: it is kid like keylonnie and mena honey expired these penn state tours raise money and dance for 46 straight hours. taylor is a committee member at thon, she cut her hair today, hair that will get to help make wigs for children. >> i really wanted to cut my hair. i thought no better way to do it and have it go to su

jordan center. >> reporter: party rages on inside bryce jordan center at penn state, only this is a with a purpose. ftk is the motto for the kid like keylonnie le boy who was diagnosed with brain cancer as a infant, her mother remembers the tears. >> it was very stressful. she only had a 50 percent survival rate, so it was very, very tough. >> reporter: thon four diamond s fund and penn state hershey children's hospital helped her make a full recovery. 4,000 families have benefited from thon over the years. and three-year old mena who are an was diagnosed with leukemia a year ago. >> they give us gas vouchers for every trip that we make down there and anything outside of our insurance we are being taken care of. it is amazing. >> reporter: it is kids like this who inspire these penn state tours raise money, and dance, for 46 straight hours, taylor is a committee member at thon and she cut her hair today, hair that will go to make wigs for children. >> i really wanted to cut my hair. i thought in better way to do it and have it go to a great cause, so many kids deserve it i'm real ha

inside bryce jordan center inside penn state only this is a party with a purpose.he motto, for the kids , for kids like kayleni le boy diagnosed with brain cancer as an infant her mother remembers the tears. >> it was very stressful, she only had a 50 percent survival rate, so, yeah it was very, very tough. >> reporter: thon, four diamonds fund and penn state hershey children's hospital helped keylonnie make a full recovery, 4,000 families have benefited from thon over the years. three-year old menahoran was diagnosed with leukemia a year ago. >> they give us gas vouchers for every trip that we make down there and anything, outside of our insurance, four diamonds has taken care of. it has been amazing. >> reporter: it is the kids who inspire these penn state tours raise money and dance, for 46 straight hearst. taylor is a committee member at thon, she cut her hair today, hair that will get to help make wigs for children. >> i really wanted to cut my hair. i thought in better way to do it and have it go to such a great cause like this so many kid deserve it. >> repo

business reporter monica miller spoke to bryce bolton, the firm's asia—pacific —— chief officer, whophisticated. you do not need to have a massive investment in informational warfare to be very effective. in north korea, to recognize that a decade ago, and started investigate that investing in their cyber warfare. what we're seeing today is the fruits of their investment. are there third parties involved? are the north koreans working with another country or individuals or corporations to make this all happened? it is clear that they are able to learn from what other countries have been doing, and they have had relationships in the past with china and russia, and they may well be also using relationships with ironic, also an emerging cyber power over the last few years. you are describing something that flies under the radar, it if it is tough to detect, what are signs that your computer has been impacted. today, you have two modes of operation for attackers, a targeted attack going under the radar to steal information that could be used for your advantage in informational warfare, b

a chain came down from the top of the bryce gordon center. the thon event is a great event. it was a fantastic night until a couple of moments ago. >> and with that, thon 2018 was under way, 700 students making the journey to strut, stand, dance and not sleep for 48 hours. >> i have been waiting for this year for four years. i'm finally a senior, capping off my career at penn state by dancing the thon. >> what is your game plan for the 46 hours? >> stretch before hand, eat as much as possible and stay loose. >> this is my dream since i was seven. i have been coming since i was seven. >> you are excited? >> i'm so excited. >> the money goes to the children's hospital. $146 million has been raised over the years to help families pay their medical bills and get the assistance they need. >> it's the coolest time of year for anyone that has spent time fundraising. it's amazing. >> this year's theme, discovering tomorrow's wonder. children fighting cancer live everyday with uncertainty. the children inspire hope. >> tomorrow is what we aspire to give to children. the dream that th

way to do it and then to have it go for a great cause, so many kid deserve it. >> reporter: inside bryce jordan center pictures of the afflicted line the walls, each child, with their own, terrible journey, fighting cancer. each, in the minds of these dancers. >> just dance for pretty much any family that ever had to hear the words your child has cancer. >> reporter: more than 146 million-dollar have been raised at thon over the years, and coming up later today at 4:00 p.m. these dancers will finally be able to sit down, go to bed but before they go to sleep we will have that final reveal to find out how much money, was raised at thon 2018. in state college, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". >>> can't wait for that big reveal. >> dancing for the big cause. >> still much more to come on "action news" this sunday afternoon we are learning more about i plane crash in iran that killed 56 people. >>> and if you stocked up object chocolate for valentines day holiday, you may be surprised to hear experts say it may be good for your health. >> we will explain. >>> meteorologist chris

but later the ideas are rediscovered in the '70s by another physicist named bryce dewitt, and they've become popular since then. so there's a branch of physicists, a group of physicists who are really interested in this, the world interpretation of quantum mechanics. it's by no means a majority, but a specific minority still believe in this idea. so this is everett here, and this is nils bor. so the difference between the ideas is that reality itself splints instead of reality sort of blending together. feynman's idea you have this past, but they're blended together in one reality. everett's idea is reality splits. so probably wheeler's greatest contribution is the idea of black holes which he didn't come up with a name for. he heard it at a conference, but he promoted it. here's a picture of him with a shirt that says i've experienced black hole, nova scotia. he got a t-shirt. and a student of his solved the great conundrum of black holes, about what happens if you toss disordered information into a black hole which is technically known as intre by and the black hole will expand, and

he had to delete that tweet, his opponent, randy bryce said he raised about $150,000 from it.d paul ryan i noticed refuses to publically say whether he will or will not run for reelection to his own seat? >> this was an uncharacteristic blunder on the part of paul ryan. they have been pushing the tax cut. i get e-mails from the ryan office i would say multiple times a day, every time a company hands out a bonus on this. for the republicans, the center of their appeal is this tax cut and the stock market. and then what does ryan do? he puts out the ultimate self-own on this highlighting $1.50 a week at the point where the democrats are saying that it is just crumbs. so this is -- this has been a bad week for ryan, he was embarrassed by the nunes memo, he's obviously mba braced by the tweet, which under mines every talking point they had. is ryan going to run for reelection, i think the odds are yes. the smart money would be he's running for reelection and then announcing he's leaving the house afterwards because he's too potent a fund-raiser not to mention the speaker of the pa

bryce bennett skied the men's downhill race, finished in 16th place which the downhill is an event where experience counts for a lot so for a 25-year-old in his first olympic games this is a good result. bryce told me right after the run that standing in the starting gate for the olympic downhill after years of hard work felt pretty darned great and he believes this experience was one he needed in order to do even better in the future. >> what i took away from this experience you have to have all your ducks in a row and have everything in your career lined up and in place so when this day comes and when it does come you can execute. >> reporter: execute is just what palo alto's joanne reid did in the 15k individual event. reid had a disappointing finish in the sprint missing most targets and finishing second to last. overnight she turned in an amazing performance making 19 of 20 shots and finishing 22nd, just a few spots ahead of teammate -- or a few spots behind her teammate. reid only learned she was doing just hours before it started. >> i was actually the alternate in the event. i wa

bryce bennett will compete in the medal race in the downhill competition, then at 1:00, the u.s.nhill title in 2013. also in prime time, the ladies short skating. free monday karen chen will be making her olympic debut. this is super exciting for everyone here in the bay area. we all saw her shine at the sap center back in january in san jose. there she is lacing up her skates, she is ready to go on tonight and the bay area will be watching. >>> politics put aside in the name of sports. the big story line has been the unified team for north and south korea. fans cheering as the first ever women's unified korean hockey team competed today. they're going crazy out there. the match drew some big names in the crowd including the sister of kim jong-un the first immediate family member of the north korean leader to set foot in south korea. the unified hockey team lost to switzerland 8-0. many are calling this a big win for both countries. here's the medal count so far. it's very early on. many competitions haven't even happened yet. right now the negligenter lands and norway are tied f

nm squaw valley's bryce bennett and hillary knight takes the ice as the u.s.ockey team plays canada. this morning shaun white is the big story. we will be talking about his historic win in a moment. thank you all again for joining us on this morning. i'm marcus washington. we want to get to all of those olympic headlines in just a minute but of course we want to show you what's going on with the big stories right here in our area and that starts with traffic and of course weather this morning. starting out another cool one. >> it does start out really cool in some areas, even colder than yesterday morning. if you can just snuggle up on this valentine's day and stay warm. here is a look at where we're beginning right now, only 34 degrees in santa rosa, livermore also dropping back into the 30s, morgan hill 40 degrees and 44 now in san jose. our high temperatures this afternoon reaching into the 50s and low 60s. another nice one and just slightly warmer than we are going to see as we go into the next couple of days. so more on that coming up in a few minutes. mi

before so i grabbed a bryce giving the host a two goal lead. the grey narrow layed off a small comedy defending involving such gnabry. he'll get over it. and specially as pro-marriage then sealed the first one was legal win for hoffenheim since mid december when it crisply struck long range free kick. for now braman involved were good just trying to avoid relegation. distance and powered in an early header for his first point is they could go off. flying and kinds made it too late in the first half curling a nice effort around kuhn pass steals. the prisoners did score paul the half following up on his own penalty minutes. but it remains a consolation goal as kinds made it three one pushing braman three points clear of the bottom three. and thirteen points away from those champions league spots well stranger things have happened. look out even how neither is in contention for the champions league after the pitch was replaced and laid out to resemble floorboards of a managed to score again one thanks to waldemar and so on. that makes for a fun fo

and you're doing video can you talk to me about does that have another impact in your storytelling bryce's reading and now people are able to press play and watch it. well it does it does you see it it's only introduces multimedia to me because to be a really good journalist if you can make use of read you you make use of television and print at the same time that's what is the trend you cannot just specialize in one you've got to be able to have all those skills so i think the print yes i was a bit slow in getting into television but today i can say i've gradually lent and when i combine these three fact this impact much more if we are breaking a story we are thinking about the print angle we're also thinking about the t.v. angle we are thinking about radio we are thinking online and does should be the way forward in order to be able to disseminate the information to all villages and communities we need to embrace all three so i would see that my background has really shaped me to be able to embrace all these three factors let's talk about some of your work and show some of your. film an

in a dying minutes there was still time for you and robin to score bryce six nil the final score. brian progressing to the semifinals with the us. and in tuesday's other cup clash also it also features six goals as they were close and drowned downed brakeman for two after extra time the guest took a fast two goal lead but later couzens julien punt levelled to the game with two first half goals well robbie and horace scored for the hosts deep into extra time to secure leverkusen their semifinal berth. and just for you a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here today on space x. has launched the world's most powerful rocket after a spectacular launch it's reusable boosters guided themselves back to earth and in a whimsical touch the jumbo spaceship carrying to cherry has destined to most past mars. you're watching news from berlin we have more for you at the top of the next hour and you can get all our stories a lot of dot com thanks for watching. and. making the most of six. audi's downsized the honors for a skilled supply. making tracks. to lose eighty crossovers s

in the dying minutes there was still time for robinson score bryce six nil the final score. client progressing to the semifinals with a nice. and tuesday's other cup clash also features six goals as leverkusen down braman for two after extra time the guest took a fast two goal lead but laver couzens julien bunt levelled the game with two first half goals but robbie and how to risk order for the hosts deep into extra time to secure labor crews in their semi final berth. runnels kirmani has been appointed as head coach of the netherlands national team he's the seventh manager in eight years for the dutch come and has been out of work since being dismissed by everton last october after a poor run of form in the premier league he's been tasked with resurrecting dutch football after the one successful team failed to qualify for the last european championship and the upcoming world cup in russia. a north korean orchestra has arrived in south korea head of the winter olympics one hundred forty performers disembark from a ferry at the south korean port of call on wednesday taking ad

later look us up and we'll keep you posted on breaking developments twenty four seven i'm calling bryce thanks for watching i'll be back here with more in just over half an hour see them. like so many people. so i know the game and so i got. all these and only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money just to spend spend be true to the twenty million. it's an experience like nothing else because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game great so it will all transpire. thinks it's going to. the games have begun the younger sister of north korea's ruler kim jong un has captured the attention of the media while u.s. vice president mike pence was mocked as a dud even undiplomatic the two koreas are engage each other. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate is full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to the times you know what it is that really packs a punch in the yampa is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better tha

in the dying minutes there was still time for them to score bryce six nil the final score. client progressing to the semifinals with the us. the german cup quarter finals continue tonight frankfurt and mines are set to square off in a regional derby while host both for going to game between two sides looking to make up for missed opportunities this week this past weekend in the bundesliga by the world lose hope saturday was a one off riding high at one nil up with twelve minutes to play a red card and two late goals saw what seemed a certain win turn into a stinging loss against braman their coach says the squad is keeping cool though. you know one quickly when you lose a game a bit unlucky late on and suddenly everything's that if you notice that's a bit much in my book we know how to assess this loss and we put more pressure on ourselves than anyone. i'm here for the good times and for the tough losses. you know. their opponents both swore to let a lead slip away this past weekend but they held on for a draw the bulls have become draw specialists this season they've taken

in the dying minutes there was still trying to score bryce six mil the final school. boy progressing to the semifinals with the us. and we just have time for a minder of our top stories germany's two biggest parties have struck a deal on forming a coalition government we are expecting to hear an announcement on that from uncle marcos conservative headquarters what you're seeing here that announcement expected in about an hour the social democrats rank and file still have to ratify the agreement extending for another few weeks the country's months long wait for a new government. and taiwan rescue crews are searching for survivors in the aftermath of a six point four magnitude earthquake that has killed at least four people authorities say around one hundred fifty people are still unaccounted for the quake struck just north of the popular tourist city. thank you for watching to have you back at the top of the hour. first they cheated on diesel emissions experimented on monkeys and humans. fox wagon faces global outrage again and again still business is booming sales top

bryce: definitely. in inflation expectations, they had to set him up for a rate rise at the next meeting. it will make it easier for him. it makes sense, too. since tax reform, this is the first meeting we have had where they have been able to give us their economic outlook based on what tax reform is doing. we see a significant jump in inflation expectations. i thought they would talk more about that, they talk about their own view of inflation going up but it is the market expectations going up about 2%. that sets up jay powell for a rate increase in march. alix: let's talk about market expectations for fed funds futures. the yellow line is what we expect in 2019, the white line is what the market expect in 2018. 63 basis points. 95 basis points by the end of 2019. still only about 1.5 next year. how much more re-rating do we need to see in the treasury markets to catch up to what the fed will do? ofce: if you look at surveys portfolio managers, people like ourselves, we generally think there will be

a section of the bryce jordon section was blocked off after a student was injured. a chain fell from a ceiling and hit a female student. there's no word on her condition. school officials are looking into how the chain fell. the event continued on and chad perdelli was there as all the excitement got started. >> reporter: and with that, thon 2018 was underway. 700 students making the bold journey to stand, strut stand and not sleep for 46 straight hours. >> i've been waiting for this day for fours years. i'm finally a senior and i'm capping off my career at penn state by dancing at thon you can barely sleep last night and you can't wait to get on the dance floor. >> what's your game plan? >> stretch beforehand and eat as much as possible and stay loose. >> this has been my dream since i'm seven years old. >> reporter: you're excited. >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: the many raised goes to the four diamonds fund and penn state her she children's shop. more than $146 million has been raised to help families pay their medical bills and get the assistance they need. >>

tammy bryce an independent women's voice member of the board of directors. i think it elites want the market to themselves. they make money by investing in things our audience buys. tammy: i'm waiting for the democrats to blame this on obama. charles: they gave obama credit for the rally. tammy: all of this belongs to all of us. the president brings in everybody that's going on in the country as something that belongs to all of us. the longer they keep something like the economy or the stock market, but this has been fine. the numbers compared with how big the stock market has gotten, not even in the top 25 the changes that occurred. it's troubling when the his area moves on about it. but the president should as we discussed, continue to talk about it. this is part of life. you can win a lot of super bowls and you might lose one. it means you can buy into the market. you will have a sep ira like i do. i can look at it once what week and have some earnings. charles: noelle you are involved in the money part of the republican party. does this rising market hel

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tranter before you've gone and got out that their son bryce at this thing. you mentioned facebook.our tech companies joining the 500 williams dollars club. >> indeed. there's a lot of focus on facebook and alibaba. the earnings this week that these companies collectively with a huge share of this year's gains year's gains on the market for a dominant players last year and overall making up about a quarter of the s&p according to howard silver five. that's a big chunk of the index and they determine how the market does. trying to good to see you, riva. thank you. lauren: throw alibaba and the next is that the genentech and e-commerce company for sure. connell: we will see how it turns out. earnings are interesting to watch from especially the facebook story. >> quality time redoing overhauling the news feeds. this is a quality

. >>> former bryce -- vice president joe biden saying he is keeping his options open about a potentialsidential run in 2020. joe biden also talked about that he would decide on running in 2020 on whether or not it was the right thing to do. >>> british researchers believe they have developed the first blood in urine test that will confirm autism in children. researchers recruited children between the age of five years old and 12 years old. the team found higher levels of oxidation marker and certain sugar compounds in the blood in the urine proteins of those with autism. researchers say the test could lead to early detection of autism allowing for a treatment much earlier in children's lives. >>> the first ever like history my parade made its way to a san francisco neighborhood today. >> why it is being called the beginning of the recognition of the contribution of black americans.>>> a frost advisory and a freeze warning is in effect tonight and some very wet weather is in parts of the state. we will talk about that when we see you next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity

went on to say....he even has concverns.about his 13 year old son lebron j.r......and 10 years old bryceying college basketball.....his feelings centering around these schools in his mind talking advatntage of 18...19...and 20 advatntage of 18...19...and 20 year olds. now i figure most of the people in the teleivsion news audience are not hard core sports followers....ancore sports followers....and i can hear you....boy i wish a school would give one of my chilkderen a free education..especially when it can run upwards of 250,000 dollars at some universiies for 4 years.here is the rub....a great many of the elite players are in college only to get ready for the pros...they are not interested in going to class.....and these kids make it possible for most coaches at major schools to become millioanaires. the tv millioanaires. the tv conyracts for the ncaa conyracts for the tv millioanaires. the tv conyracts for the ncaa touirnament are in the billions...billions....the players who generate this revenue...have to get a few dollars...have to get a few dollars. ok....even i'm tired of hearing

. >> reporter: inside the bryce jordan center pictures of the afflicted line the walls, each child with their own terrible journey, fighting cancer. each, in the minds of the cancer. >> pretty much any family that had to hear the words your child has cancer. >> reporter: these dancers will finally get to sit down, and then, get some sleep, tomorrow at 4:00 o'clock. that is when we will have the big reveal to find out how much money was raised at thon 2018. usually from 10 million. the record 13 million. of course this thon group is trying to break that. live at state college, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". >>> making a difference, thanks, chad. >>> 6awc dot is your home for thon coverage all weekend long we will bring you latest updates, photos, videos all from penn state. you can also find out how you can get involved with helping kid was cancer. >>> when we come right back meteorologist melissa magee has another check of your accu weather forecast. >>> plus we will take to you sea isle city where cold weather didn't stop these folks from jumping in the water. >>> we have

and stephen spielberg, ex tiff producing each new jurassic worlds film, starring chris pratt, and bryceard opens june 22. >> of course still talking about black panther, the fever reaching new height. >> and they're doing so many interesting great things, with it, so one of our bus years airports, now has put in new destination and, guess where people are flying? >> 5:45, on pretty busy thursday morning. yes, it is. >> see how we're flowing this morning, bob kelly? >> things are flowing okay right here. behind me, on the northeast extension, near allentown, the problem, though, on the overnight, just got update from the turnpike officials, sounds like an electrical conduit. they were calling it a beam. but it sounds like just electrical tube of plastic con conduit fell down in the tunnel, the southbound lanes overnight, which then caused an accident. so they cleared the accident. they're trying to make repairs to the electrical conduit. right now all southbound lanes are closed in the tunnel. the lehigh valley tunnel between mahoning valley and the lehigh valley. that will will throw so

and jamie anderson and bryce bennett will hit the slopes.l winner of the olympic has been won this morning. charlotte kala won the ski thereon event. jessie diggins got if i hafifth. her finish is the best-ever olympic finish in a skiathlon for a u.s. woman. this comes after an amazing and historic opening ceremony in pyeongchang, of course. jay gray is live for us this morning inside olympic park at that -- in those freezing temperatures vianey was just showing us with a look at the olympic ceremony and preview of what to expect today. hey there, jay. >> reporter: hey, good morning, kira. and you're absolutely right. it was an incredible display last night. tucked away in the mountains of pyeongchang, a bit of olympic history that now is spilling over and on to the world's political stage. ♪ a stunning open to the 2018 winter games. fireworks lighting the way to a celebration of history and culture. ancient artistry combined with high-tech, including thousands of drones flying in formation to create the olympic ring. >> i think it hit. i th

. >> meantime we're joined by bryce doty he's going to tell us why he sees denial about rates in thearket plus carter worth of cornerstone macro break down the three charts pointing to a big rally ahead for gold futures now at cnbc.com. >> let's do our trader blitz now. pandora is down today despite beating revenue estimates. you about 20,000 those did not workout. because of the weaker guidance the stock got punished to the outsi outside. so 2018 output is up 3%. they're going to put spending 12%. what you're witnessing today is a short squeeze. i'm encouraged by the report but i would not necessarily step in right here continued to be better. >> all right wayfair, wider than expected loss that stock is getting hammered. >> looked like pandora is down wayfair is down 22% today. they reported 47% higher revenue but the margin was squeezed because they're spending a lot of money but what we have seen is the market really wants these high growth companies to spend more money and if they're able to execute well they could get back on track. the stock sits at the 50 day moving average i

bryce bennett looks for redemption on the slopes in downhill, he if a ild to medal earlier this week.lus palo alto's hillary knight and the u.s. hockey team take on rival canada in prime time. >>> we want to get you caught up. norway and the netherlands are tied with 11 medals, followed by canada and germany, 10, u.s. in fifth with seven. >>> and right now at 5:11 i just wanted to give you a look at what we are expecting in pyeongchang over the next seven days. as we head throughout the day on thursday, a high of 36 degrees and it will still be windy. they will also have a lot of changes with those temperatures going up and down and of course more gusty winds over the next few days. taking a live look outside in san francisco, all clear, let's go throughout that school day forecast, where it starts out chilly and we will still have a cool day, more clouds in the mix and highs there in the upper 50s. mike, you spotted some red sensors. >> red means it feels like you're stopped, barely crawling and that really is unusualw÷wbo where4hñ this construction s i think that's what, if anything

. >> reporter: yeah, sharrie, absolutely, the doors just opened here at the bryce jordan center. see the stands are now beginning to fill up. those are the people here to support the 700 or so dancers who will stand and dance for 46 straight hours. no sitting, and no sleep. it is a spectacular event if you've never been here. now, you can see some people here on the dance floor right now. these are actually volunteers who will support a specific dancer. now, if you're unaware, all the money raised by thon goes to pediatric cancer and in particular the four diamond fund and penn state hershey children's hospital. it allows families to have some comfort to know that bill will be paid, the accommodations will be taken care of if their son or daughter has to deal with a horrific reality of cancer. you can see the stage right here. there will be performances all weekend. i want to he should you this year's theme, discovering tomorrow's wonder. now, moments ago i spoke to some of the organizers and they are certainly getting excited for thon 2018. >> we have thousands of students alrea

squaw valley's bryce bennett looks for redemption on the slopes in downhill. he failed to medal earlier this week. plus hillary knight and the u.s. hockey team take on rival canada, that's all in prime time. >>> happening now that weather is causing problems for fans and athletes in south korea. >> garvin thomas joins us again live from pyeongchang. high winds are no joke over there. >> reporter: they are no joke, laura, particularly when they lead to evacuations and that's exactly what happened in the building behind us. you remember monday i took you on a tour of the super store. as you can see that's basically a big tent and the winds were so high they had to evacuate the building because they were afraid it would call down. you will understand why when you take a look at this crazy video from overnight. people literally running from falling debris and banners, tents and fencing be being ripped to shreds. the super store wasn't the only tent structure evacuated. the nbc commissary that is here at the olympic park which is where we can go to eat when working

in the dying minutes there was still time for you and robin to score bryce six nil the final score. client progressing to the semifinals with things. a training drill for and more or less next that was quite a thrashing there from buying it must be said is the cup is a cup win evitable for the better yes i mean there's certainly the favorites but you've got to say part of born a second class or perhaps even third class opposition in this case last year they got knocked out in the semifinals against the eventual winners dortmund so that proves anything is possible in a cup competition they are of course like i say favorites but they also have to see what kind of draw they get there are still some really formidable teams in the competition i'm thinking specifically of shall and of course leave it who's now in tuesday night's all action labor couzin posted braman how about that game pad oh yeah well it was a cup competition that you would cup game that you dream of really everything you want in a cup tie both teams going for it from minute one especially braman who surprised the hosts

jamie is not the only local athlete we're watching today, two others bryce bennett and kelly clark compete tonight, you will hear from them coming up this morning at 6:00, for now marcus and laura, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, garvin. >>> we have another big headline from the competition. america won bronze in the figure skating team event. a bit of controversy with this one as part of that event skater adam rippon had a year perfect performance but lost to the athlete from russia. very shocked by that outcome. >> let's take a look at the current medal count, norway has the most of any nation with eight medals, canada with six total medals, so does germany with the most gold medals. team u.s.a. has four total medals, two gold, one silver and one bronze. >>> right now we're tracking weather here in the bay area, but also, kari, very cold there. as you see right there. >> that's where garvin is and it's late on monday night and it's 12 degrees. it's actually a little bit better than it has been as we get a look at this forecast. heading up to 40 for tomorrow and there will be a c

they switch them around all the time, and the base bryce doesn't make a difference -- base price doesn't make a difference. they said you don't understand our business. we don't take risks. i said you don't care about the costs, you pass them through, we're going to force you to take risks. we said here's the cash you're going to get, $4500 this year, call me nexter year. magically, they cared about drug price. why? because it was their cash. the issue is market leverage, and in most markets the private insurers have very little leverage, is so they just pass through the cost. in medicare part d the government said, you know what? you're at risk, magically the whole approach changed. the only difference between private pdms and part d, they care more because it's their money, and if they don't spend the right amount, they lose it. shockingly, it's called capitalism. >> i want to come back to the question of delivery system reform, so to speak, and kind of what the incentives are to lower cost, but we had a couple of other questions, so i think you had a question, ellie, and then phil. >>

without sleep, at the bryce jordan center. it is the largest student run philanthropy in the world. it raises money to fight pediatric cancer. the proceeds raised go directly to four diamonds, which benefits the penn state children's hospital in her she. diamonds ensuring that families who are battling pediatric cancer are not faced with any costs. allowing them to fully focus on the needs of their child. thon 2017 raised more than $10 million. and since its inceptionthon has raised more than $146 million. mr. speaker, i am always in awe of the power of our penn state students and their care and concern for others. i wish everyone participating the best of luck. we're -- thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my ime. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i ask for general leave to consider h.r. 620 education reform act of 2017 and ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. and include extraneous materials on h.r. 620. the speaker pro tempore: without

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