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. >>> it will be a sad holiday season for the family of a doctor and his daughter who died in a single engine plane crash. they were killed on the way to frederick, maryland, after their plane crashed in indiana over the weekend. d the doctor picked up his daughter in kansas and was headed back home. the crash also killed one dog on board, a second dog survived. he taught at uniform services university of health sciences in bethesda. >> both because he was a young man and sudden and the tragic nature of it and knowing that his daughter died with him and what this meant to his the doctor's daughter was studying to earn both her m.d. and ph.d. like her father. authorities say the plane had instrument problems which caused it to go down.

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thing where are people going to make friends now, i mean it's a sad thing. at the time. neil: my thanks to charlie, thanks to deirdre. and top pick >> did you make a profit off of charles' top pick? some new year and new stop. >> i like avery packaging, and making money off the amazon phenomenon and i think that crude will be up big next year. neil: ben stein? >> i think trying to pick the commodities direction is a hard thing to do. and i wish him godspeed and hope he gets terribly rich. neil: adam, what about you. >> on the formerly sound pick, the economy is going to continue to grow nicely and i'm kind of with ben on the oil pick, charles, it's already up big so maybe yes, maybe no, i wish you luck also. >> thank you both very much. neil: i don't think he means it. >> merry christmas. [laughter] >> continuing with david asman, you are watching fox. david: a new bombshell report saying the obama administration obstructed an investigation into a drug and gun running ring backed by the iranian hezbollah terrorist group in order to ensure that the iranian de

for sunday lifted just a sad sad a possibility i'm hopeful it will ease as we go on through monday and temperatures picking up to around twenty seven degrees celsius with present sunshine coming through a sunny twenty seven on the cost of a durban over the next sunday's picture what it was there in the botswana up towards zambia should be fine and dry there for zimbabwe over the next day or so want to see showers a possibility into madagascar but the cloud just draping its way out of the congo basin with some lively showers on the cost was there some showers to into cameroon and the possibility of want to showers from liberia. the weather sponsored by cateye place. shooting people are not sure to burn themselves and their other countries have managed to solve this problem are you worried that this conflict could erupt into an outright open war that the city's general security sure the people who pay the price clearly their writeup unprejudiced setting the stage for a serious debate absent at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hour u.s. p

thing where are people going to make friends now, i mean it's a sad thing.at the time. neil: my thanks to charlie, thanks to deirdre. and top pick [lance] monica, it is absolute chaos out here! gale force winds, accumulations up to 8 inches... ...don't know if you can hear me, but [monica] what's he doing? [lance] can we get a shot of this cold front, right here. winter has arrived. whooo! hahaha [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. brace yourself for the season of audi sales event. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. recent hurricanesow have devastated whole communities, flooding and destroying homes. join habitat for humanity as we work with families to repair and rebuild. you can help someone desperately in need of a place to call home. we will rebuild ... but only with your help. visit habitat.org to support habitat's work. >> did you make a profit off of charles' top pick? some new year and new stop. >> i like avery packaging, and making money off the amazon phenomenon and i think th

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president, tonight is a momentous evening but it's also a sad evening. it is a momentous evening because the senate is on the verge of passing historic tax cuts that are designed to bring back jobs and economic growth to bring back new jobs, raise wages, and cut the taxes on working families. but it is a sad day because it is a day of a demonstration of democratic partisanship that is ill befitting that is the institution that is it the united states senate. for two centuries tax reform has been a bipartisan endeavor, for two centuries democrats have been willing to work with republicans on cutting taxes. in 1981 and in 1986 when ronald reagan enacted historic harm and tax cuts, democrats par participated. indeed a democrat, tip o'neill, was speaker of the house. they carried ronald reagan's tax cuts. in the senate, one of the leaders was a democrat from new jersey, bill radially. those so-called democrats have disappeared from this institution. when the house first passed tax cuts, zero democrats voted for it. zero. not a single democrat in the entire bo

it's a sad story of what happened in sports you. know you'll see this is. what's called behind us to go. to this site are not asking to analyze what's happening to the letter as a sportsman to someone who played with a team and that can happen in any team in any country not only in the olympics you can test a sportsman for adopting and it turns out he takes the substance and then the rest of the team. should the whole team be punished for he's a. collective punishment or it's small. business it's the team's mutual thing you know it's kind of fair it's unfair for other people. i'm nothing but cheating or whatever so. soon there will always say that sports and politics don't mix they really do at the end for instance here in russia with things that the band is politically motivated and there are a lot of other athletes around the world who cheat but they don't get as hard of a punishment as russian athletes this time around so do you think there's a political tend to this whole story. i really don't. believe that's the good side of it enough knowledge to know

in foreign policy than i want to join a lobbying firm just to get into the united states senate is a sad situation. >> host: senator pressler do you think india should be a nuclear power?. >> it is and will remain. and we would not have developed nuclear weapons if pakistan had not. just the other day the brazilian ambassador to brazil had a nuclear weapon they would have the nuclearized south america. they just did not want to collide. but of brazil got the nuclear weapon and venezuela and then castro. so as the sequential occurrence missile when the arms lobby industry happened in india developed one. >> should pakistan continue to get closer?. >> we can but be very careful because the so-called new agreement between india and the united states is in arms sale agreement on our part of of his last trip to india was a arms sales nothing about helping the people of india or agriculture or a solution it was nuclear materials but did not resolve those liability issues because people though it will never happen. but today they are buying from those impoverished nationss with billions of doll

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. >> it's certainly a sad day for us and a sad day for sisi's family and cal trans as a work family, want to try to support her co-workers as well as her family as much as we possibly can. >> reporter: hahn leaves behind a husband and 10-year-old daughter. the truck driver from foster city was arrested. daniel burke faces dui and vehicular manslaughter charges. now that the stfs is overvice i police escort will take the family to the cemetery. reporting live in daly city, abc 7 news. >> certainly be thinking of them, thank you, matt. >>> police issue an $11 million arrest warrant for a man wanted in a menlo park shooting. police are looking for pena, also goes by gustavo the victim was shot multiple times at a homeless camp near the dumbarton bridge. police say the victim is still in the hospital. >>> new developments out of washington this morning, president trump has signed a spending bill that would avoid a government shutdown and keep the federal government running at least until december 22nd. the president signed that bill at the white house after the house and senate acted to

. >> this is a sad morning here at "today." >> for 51 days we had a neighborhood held hostage. >> ity. this morning questions about what the white house knew and when after a tweet from president trump's account after why he fired general flynn.

consent that last bit is important as the opposition has in the past said it would never consent to a sad being part of a transition what's changed is that demas stora has now drawn up a list of twelve principles that he says will guide the negotiations in the future can i also get clarification that you are still seeking to form a transitional governing body with full executive power agreed by mutual consent dear twelve. principal points when you will be reading them and you will because of that event by and we hope to produce this if there is a dick come on and if the ending are completely constantly inspired by digging a vocal many kit and it twenty to fifty four. but special envoy for them and they don't you know i've not read them by the british version of well that's an old version wait and you would seem i waited hours after that exchange de mistura published his twelve principles. here is there any mention of a transitional governing body of former leader of the opposition and strolled out the whole process has been called western diplomats stora is changing the rules of the game

. >> this is a sad moment for the city and county of san francisco, but at this time it is more important for us to come together, to stand behind the family of mayor ed lee, a man who had been a public servant for over 40 years here in san francisco, one of our first asian-american department heads, our first asian- american mayor, and expressing my sincere condolences to his family and colleagues. >> reporter: and that is what we are hearing a lot of here. there arement that disagreed politically be mayor ed -- there are many here that disagreed politically be mayor ed lee, but yet this is time to reminisce about the map that has been a public servant here for decades, michelle and kenny. he was a man described as buoyant, always had a warm smile and always trying to lift people up around him. a shocking moment to learn mayor ed lee has died at the age of 65. >> yes. joe vazquez reporting live outside the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. joe, thank you. reaction continuing to pour in on social media. here are some... campos. as anne mentioned, london breed became acting mayor

the daily mail's headline sums up the scandal is what a sad way to go. e mirror says the prime minister in crisis. the ft also pictures damian green. its main story is about brexit, and a bid by uk regulators to woo foreign banks with a promise of easy access when the country leaves the eu. the i claims that the uk has demanded total secrecy for future trade talks with the us. the express reports on research claiming that eating salad vegetables every day could help stave off dementia by boosting memory power. it pictures meghan markle attending a christmas party at buckingham palace. well, let's begin inevitably with damian green's demise. jack, kick us off. this is the telegraph, damian green sacked as theresa may loses a minister. there was a mad scramble when this news broke at 8:39pm which is right on deadline for most people's first editions. most of the papers have managed to get it front and centre on the front page but i was watching from the press gallery in the house of commons, and i was watching journalists sprinting to their desks to get the

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the announcement rippling through washington. >> this is a sad end to a long career but i hope we willot forget what he's contributed to our country. >> i did call for his resignation last week but i do believe we as democrats have the obligation to make sure that we are consistent. >> conyers endorsed his son to take a seat but he cannot appoint a successor. that is up to voters. conyers planned to submit a letter of retirement to the governor who will determine the process for special election. conyers' attorney and supporters bashing house minority leader nancy pelosi for initially calling conyers an icon, then flip-flopping and calling for his resignation. >> it's not a good day for democratic politics and they are going to rue the day they didn't stand behind john conyers. >> conyers' spokesperson and attorney will not, directly on the health condition but he is still in the hospital. >> bret: matt finn in detroit. thank you. up next, religious freedom versus freedom from discrimination. the supreme court hears a significant case. will bring you that. some of what our affiliates a

that's a very sad situation. >> senator pressler, do you think that india should be a nuclear power? >> well, it is and it will remain. once the countries get nuclear weapons almost no way to avoid. india would not have nuclear weapons if pakistan had not. for example, the other day the brazilian ambassador confirmed what's in my book that brazil almost had a nuclear weapon. and they had one and argentina would have one. and we would have had a nuclear south america. if brazil had one, argentina would have got one under the dictatorship and venezuela would have and castro probably would have. and so these things have a sequential occurrence. once we, in our pentagon, and arms lobby industry was very much for pakistan getting a nuclear weapon and once that happened, then india developed one. >> should the u.s. continue to get closer with india, in your view? >> yes, certainly we can, but be very careful about this because the so-called new agreement between india and the united states is mostly an arms sales agreement on our part. and an arms assistance act. for example, obama's last

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and it just, you know, it's a sad day. it's a sad day in indian country.for americans. >>> well, with us tonight to talk about what happened today, the prize-winning presidential historian and author, john meecham. john, outside utah and especially on the coast, no one woke up today saying we have an annoyingly large amount of pristine land we should talk to somebody about reversing that. so what happened in your view, today? >> it was not top of mind for a lot of folks. and i think tr, the sound you hear in the background is theodore roosevelt spinning in his grave. what you mentioned, the amount of coal, a source of great agitation in utah for a biblical 21 years, a definition of a generation. and what happened here is president trump, interestingly, using some of the classic language of ronald reagan who in 1964 in the great speech that he gave for barry goldwater that introduced reagan to the country as a political figure, he said the key tenet was that we could run. it was part of that anti-government tradition. the interesting thing about this, histo

it's a sad state of affairs when a 14-year-old girl can't defend herself because she is under -- >>> we are going to leave this washington journal discussion here. you can see the rest of it on line at c-span.org. now live to a meeting being held by a number of house democrat women just getting underway about the sexual allegations against president trump. just getting underway. >> jackie spehr may come in. she is our policies communications chair. i want to thank my colleagues who are here today and thank you for being here today. so the me too movement has arrived. sexual abuse will not be tolerated, whether it's by a hollywood producer, the chef of a restaurant, a member of congress or the president of the united states. no man or woman is above the law. me too is saying loud and clear that accusations of sexual abuse should be taken seriously. victims must be heard. perpetrators must be held accountable. and all parties should have a opportunity for a fair resolution. to date, more than 17 women have publicly come forward to accuse donald trump of sexual misconduct. forced kissin

and it's just -- you know, it is a sad day. it's a sad day in indian country. it's a sad day for americans. >> well, with us tonight to talk about what happened today, pulitzer prize-winning presidential historian and author john meacham. john, outside utah and especially on the coasts no one woke up today saying, you know what? we have an annoyingly large amount of pristine land, we should talk to somebody about reversing that. so what happened in your view today? >> it was not top of mind, i think, for a lot of folks. and i think t.r., the sound you hear in the background is theodore roosevelt spinning around in his grave. as you pointed out, that unnamed white house correspondent back in '96 put his finger on it, which is an enormous amount of coal. it's been a source of great agitation in utah for a biblical 21 years. the definition of a generation. and what happened here is president trump interestingly using some of the classic language of ronald reagan, who in 1964 in the great speech that he gave for barry goldwater that introduced reagan to the country

>> well, it's a sad day obviously. we are dealing with an issue that has gripped the entire country. and my goal and my involvement in this has always been to be a voice for congress to do the right thing, not to circle the wagons and take care of our own and show the american people that there are certain rules that apply to them and then certain rules that apply to elected officials. now, although democrats came -- our leadership came to this issue a little late, they did call on the resignations that have happened and we need the republicans to do the same thing. we need paul ryan to stand up and be the leader of his party. i know it's difficult for him to do that when the standard bearer of the republican party for right now is the president of the united states. we know his history with this issue of harassment. but clearly the republican party is all in with roy moore. that's not what the public needs. we don't need more people who have shown a disdain for women in the workplace and have harassed them. so my hope

this is abc news. >>> recapping our top story now, it is a sad night in san francisco. f a heart attack. >> the acting mayor is london breed. she is the first african-american chief executive. asian decent. first mayor of >> ed lee was different from any of the rest o us holding public office. >>> here's look at the front page of tomorrow's san francisco paper focusing on changes the city has undergones lee's tenure as mayor. >> one of the greatest legacies >> today it was tweeted that yor ed lee was one of the nicest and kindest leaders i havever known. abc 7 has that story. reporter: these printers were purchased with funds provided by the mayor's middle grades leaderip initiative. they keeptudents at the middle school mor engaged in techlogy. >> all they need is a fake id and they'll be able toet a job. >> reporter: that confident, huh? >> yeah. >> nothing is more important an education. >> reporter: mayor lee asked the company to donate ipads and money to all 12 middle schools in san francisco. the mayor's deputy chieff staff for education remembers how lee instantly

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are seeing, across all sports in the world right now, this is happening all too frequently, it is a sad state. life would have been different, it would have been a massive family achievement more than anything. it would have been different, the funding would have been much higher, the personal reward of it, potentially there would have been opportunities for us to further our careers. how much would you like to be resolved by pyeonchang? people ask how about your moment been stolen from you and in some ways, that could be corrected by presenting the metal in pyeonchang. he is still in second place. silver for great britain,. you have another chance to do it at the games themselves, the team is going on the right direction. they are. the possibilities are huge for this team. the british team from sochi 2014 should learn whether they will receive a retrospective bronze medal by late january. sliding sports will not enter the winter olympics until 2022 but in pyeonchang britain still possess several medal prospects, here are some of the ones to watch. like britain's wheelchair curlers, the

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currently ok so some serious challenges there for the new president evelyn many thanks for that evelyn had a sad day reporting for us from monrovia. let's catch up now with some of the other stories making news around the world in new york at least twelve people have died in a fire in a poplin building the city's mayor calling the blaze in the bronx neighborhood the worst seen in new york in a quarter of a century a one year old child was reported to be among the victims. in india at least fourteen people have been killed by a large blaze in the financial capital mumbai officials say the fire started in a popular restaurant and quickly spread through a four story building more than fifty people were injured. in peru police have clashed with people demonstrating against a pardon granted to former president alberto for him already thousands of people took to the streets of lima in the biggest protest yet since the pardon was announced for him already had served less than half of the twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and human rights abuses. and apple has apologized for its decision t

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years of the manufacturer's date that's on itself.rm live in gaithersburg, cheryl news.r, abc >> such a sad story out of virginia. a house went up in flames three people.ing three others were burned. fire is of this huge still being investigated tonight. >> a family displaced tonight start on the deck early this we're told one person has a injury. investigators say ashes from a fireplace were not properly sparking that fire as well. the red cross is stretched pretty thinly helping dozens of displaced families this weekend. year long they have been dealing with an unprecedented number of natural disasters. their emergency vehicles logging this year to circle the globe 119 times. hughes breaks down the numbers. >> they are the team helping you masses during one of your worst moments. isi can't believe everything gone. everything is gone. >> the american red cross on the lending a helping hand. the national lone capital region responding to seven incidents including five fires. has either snap created conditions where fires have happened, or made it difficult no > they have been nonstop respon

currently ok so some serious challenges there for the new president evelyn many thanks for that evelyn pat a sad day reporting for us from monrovia. let's look now at some of the other stories making news around the world south africa's constitutional court has ruled that the country's parliament must establish rules for impeachment proceedings that could remove president jacob zuma from office the court found the parliament failed to hold zuma to account over a scandal related to state funded upgrades to his private home gym is ruling a.n.c. party says it will discuss the judgment at a meeting in january. in new york at least twelve people have died after a fire tore through an apartment building for others in a critical condition the city's mayor calling the blaze in the bronx neighborhood the worst the city has seen in. a quarter of a century. an injury at least fourteen people have been killed by a large blaze in the financial capital moment by officials say the fire started in a popular restaurant and quickly spread through a four story building more than fifty people were injured. and impr

this is abc news. >>> recapping our top story now, it is a sad night in san francisco. d this morning of a heart attack. >> the acting mayor is london breed. she is the first african-american chief executive. >> lee was the first mayor of asian decent. >> ed lee was different from any of the rest of us holding public office. >>> here's a look at the front page of tomorrow's san francisco paper focusing on changes the city has undergone as lee's tenure as mayor. >> one of the greatest legacies lee left was education. >> today it was tweeted that mayor ed lee was one of the nicest and kindest leaders i have ever known. abc 7 has that story. >> reporter: these printers were purchased with funds provided by the mayor's middle grades leadership initiative. they keep students at the middle school more engaged in technology. >> all they need is a fake id and they'll be able to get a job. >> reporter: that confident, huh? >> yeah. >> nothing is more important than education. >> reporter: mayor lee asked the company to donate ipads and money to all 12 middle schools in san franci

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