the agenda is adopted. in accordance with rule 37 of the councils provisional rules of procedure, i invite the representative of israel to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. i propose the council invite the permit observer to participate in a meeting in accordance to the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objection, it is so decided. the security council will now begin its consideration of item 2 of the agenda. members have in front of them a document submitted by malaysia, new zealand, senegal, and venezuela. i will give the floor to members of the council who wish to make a statement before the vote. i give the floor to the ambassador of malaysia. ambassador: thank you for convening this important meeting on short notice. malaysia, together with new zealand, venezuela, and senegal, are co-sponsors of the draft resolutions on the issue of the illegal israeli settlements are calling for this meeting to put the draft to vote. as representatives

the resolution is unanimously adopted. the chair request the assistance argent of arms to assist the -- assistant sergeant of arms to assist the vice president to the rostrum. the chair has the honor to present to you your vice president, the honorable joyce haas of centre county. >> thank you, mr. president. good afternoon. i would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to all of the dignitaries and to the special guests. the importance of what we do here today cannot be overstated. in a few minutes, we will make the voices of pennsylvania voters heard loud and clear. when we cast our vote for the next president and vice president of the united states. donald trump and michael pence. as it has been previously stated, the road to this moment has been intense and competitive. however, just like with all elections in our great country, now is the time to come together and we will unite around our new president and vice president. the voters who have elected a team that has given hope to pennsylvanians from ambridge to wilk

o'rielly: i think title should never have been adopted in the first place. i think it is harmful policy. i would go further than that. i think that neutrality needs to be explored in the broader sense. i have troubles with some of the concepts contained in the concessions that get codified under title 2 in terms of commission rules. i think that will be a priority, but again, this flows from the next chairperson and whatever agenda they choose. what are some of the problems you have what the net neutrality principle? mr. o'rielly: there were no demonstrable problems that existed in the marketplace that we were trying to address. these are all prophylactic attempts to address things. the court acknowledged such. we can guess what the marketplace is going to do in trying to prohibit activities we think are problematic area -- problematic. in doing so, we inhibit rectus is favorable to consumers. one example, the paid reorganization universe. we band paid prioritization. however, we have no existence of it being in place. have a going to want to , networkistent

by adopting 2334. we hope this global call for settlement activities will serve to compel compliance with the law, deescalate sanctions, bring an end to the violence, including all acts of terror, provocation, and excitement, and reversencitement, and the negative trend on the ground. this is vital to salvaging the prospect of peace. led by responsible action by the council, including follow-up of the reports requested by the secretary-general under the resolution implementation, we hope the coming period will be one of serious effort to set the horizon,r a credible and health partners advance toward peaceful solution. here, we recognize fully the arab states' efforts in the context of the arab peace initiative, which remains a cornerstone for peace, as well as the efforts of france, and the quartet -- egypt, and the russian federation -- and hope that these collective efforts, with international support, will come to fulfillment. we will remain firm in our belief that peace -- the central purpose of t

he is one of the hundreds of cats and dogs adopted at this weekend's mega adoption event at 23rd street >> we try to adopt a thousand animals, each event will have a different goal, but essentially it is our way of trying to cultivate a no kill community. through adoption. >> reporter: before doors opened long lines, at potential adopters wrapped around the building. volunteers unloaded pets from trucks and placed them in creates where they waited until the right family came looking. >> a dog need a home and we are trying to find him and give him a nice home for the holidays. >> i was going to buy one but my mom said i have to wait, i have to adopt one. >> reporter: haley of aston found herself a first best friend named hanna. >> we have a lot more space. we have to fill witt something fun. >> we came from florida this morning. >> jacksonville. >> which is where i'm from. >> reporter: organizers from the brandywine valley spca and other shelters reduced the adoption fee to $20, all of the pets are micro chipped and vaccinated and if not spade and newterd will be altered at no cost to th

the agenda is adopted. in accordance with rule 37 of the councils provisional roots -- rules of procedure, i invite the representative of israel to participate in this meeting. this is so decided. i propose the counselor invite to permit observer participate in a meeting and the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objection, it is so decided. the security council will now begin its consideration of item 2 of the agenda. members happy for them document -- have in front of them they document submitted by malaysia, new zealand, senegal and venezuela. i will give the floor to members of the council who which -- wish to make a statement. i give the floor to the ambassador of malaysia. ambassador: thank you for convening this important meeting on short notice. malaysia together with new venezuela, and senegal are cosponsors of the draft resolutions on the issue of the illegal israeli settlements are calling for this meeting to put the draft to vote. as represent

i think we've adopted three. the other ones haven't made the cut yet and will probably have to be reconsidered next year. but one i think is critical is the public release of the documents we are going to consider at our open meeting. we, commissioners, get the items three weeks in advance, and i believe that's the appropriate time when the document should be made available publicly so everyone can comment on exactly what we're talking about and what's being considered and voted on. often times i meet with outside parties, ex parte meetings are held, and people critique the item that we're supposed to consider, and their information's completely wrong because they don't -- they haven't been either briefed in properly or get misinformation, and so we're completely operating on different set of facts. we get the same thing from e-mails that are received from the outside parties. they're just inaccurate because people don't know what is baseline for the discussion. so i believe we need to improve that, and making th

they could be adopted in a bipartisan collegial way. and i don't see that incurred so to improve the commission functions so we don't do that began - - again. >> president-elect is a nominee from my party and i give him all the credit for the campaign that they ran. i share his views on policy i do appreciate he is supporting to eliminate the two regulations for everyone adopted. people say that this simplistic but if you look at how the commission operates we would have a much smaller code if we could eliminate a number of regulations that no longer needed. soul every month gifford take three items that was the regulatory burden and if we had to strike to regulations which could be done a lot could go then we would have a much more effective and efficient agency with more opportunity for providers to serve. >> what is your view? >> and also my first employment. the people we worked with in the past and congress had a wonderful number of people the chairman is the great outcome might can imagine you will have a lot of activity with his

texas has adopted a unique approach to intellectual disability in capital cases in which it prohibits the use of standard and relies on harmful and inappropriate lay stereo types including the so-called pri sinal factors. it uses an extra ordinary virtually insoup perable and chitically warranted cause asian requirement and most fundamentally it challenges and disagrees with this court's core holding in atkins. namely that entire category of the ipt lek actually disabled, every person who is intellectually disabled, is exempt from execution under the eighth amendment. >> excuse me. >> that's long laundry list of objections you have. your question focused on one, which is requiring outdated medical standards and i think that several of the other point you made are not encompassed within that question presented. maybe they are questioned that should be looked at but they don't seem to be covered by that. you mentioned a correspondent with clinical practices. has that changed? does texas similarly depart from clinical practices under the old standard as it is under the new? >> it did. th

he was set it to be adopted last month national adoption month but the date was postponed to this weekcause of the high number of adoptions. >>> a live look outside right now. beautiful city hall all lit up with the christmas colors. as we look at that we are joined boy our meteorologist. i don't know if much looks better than that. >> it is a beautiful sight. >> so much nicer from inside. nice warm studio. >> is it lit up red and green inside as well? >> i don't know. we will have to check that. investigative reporting. >> i am staying warmed in here tonight. >> yes. cold around the bay area. could be a frosty night i think in many spots away from the coastline. maybe more patchy frost. now, having rain with looking at the middle of the week. held off here and diving into the the south now. we continue to see more scattered showers farther south. we have passing clouds here across our skies here today. really that was the worst we had on christmas day. a nice day to get out there and enjoy. now, looking at showers diminishing the coastline. that does not want to come onshore. it is go

by adopting 2334. we hope this global call for settlement activities will serve to compel compliance with the law, deescalate sanctions, bring an end to the violence, including all acts of terror, provocation, and excitement, and -- and incitement, and reverse the negative trend on the ground. this is vital to salvaging the prospect of peace. led by responsible action by the council, including follow-up of the reports requested by the secretary-general under the resolution implementation, we hope the coming period will be one of serious effort to set the course for a credible horizon, and health partners advance toward peaceful solution. here, we recognize fully the arab states' efforts in the context of the arab peace initiative, which remains a cornerstone for peace, as well as the efforts of france, and the quartet -- egypt, and the russian federation -- and hope that these collective efforts, with international support, will come to fulfillment. we will remain firm in our belief that peace -- the c

you can also call the national adoption center. 1-866-20-adopt. >>> 8:51 this saturday.h to raise new jersey minimum wage could be to drivers pumping their own gas in the state. we will talk about it. activists behind the move to raise minimum wage from 8.38 to $15 an hour. it could force gas stations to cut jobs. minimum wage issue is likely to be on the ballot in new jersey next fall. >>> coming up, the election is over but the recount is on. the results appear to be changing in parts of pennsylvania. we have the details ahead in the next half hour. >>> also how about giving the gift of a new best friend for the holiday? we will tell you how to bring home a new dog or cat for 20 bucks this weekend. scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your he

the three prong test that brisino adopted, 3880.8779 c 1.here are other revisions. as the dsm v yiitself said ther was a difference between a 348 dlgs. sings you have the different purposes it is valid for a state to have a different definition of when someone is morally culpable under the eighth amendment versus when someone is -- >> that's dpfl point. that's the point that we've been making or at least i thought we were. that the whole point of brisino is really to answer the question that you said to say not it really isn't there. it's to help which perfects suffering borderline cases of mental disability ought to be executed. or should not be. because they are less morally culpable. now, i did think that's what they said. that does supply a reason for making differences as justice ginsburg just pointed out. then the question is, is it what purpose of adkins and the other case hall, was, wasn't to give each state the right to decide in board irline cases whom or whom not to execute in light of their feelings about capital n punishme punis

hopefully i won't feel that way anymore. >> by mid afternoon, 800 pets were adopted.s the country, millions more are waiting for there turn. if you weren't able to make it out today, organizers remind you there are many cats and dogs looking for a good home. you can find them at a shelter near you. "action news." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. >> jamie apody has sports. a lot of teams doing well. the eagles are not one of them. >> no. what happened since then? doug pederson was asked that. there were injuries, film on carson wentz, whatever the reason they have lost seven of nine. andy dpalten was like the second coming of tom brady. two scores, a passer rating of 130. by halftime leading 19-0. more of the same in the third quarter putting the lead 26-0 as he allowed the bengals to score the first six pos

texas has adopted a unique approach to intellectual disability in capital cases in which it prohibits the use of standard and relies on harmful and inappropriate lay stereo types including the so-called pri sinal factors. it uses an extra ordinary virtually insoup perable and chitically warranted cause asian requirement and most fundamentally it challenges and disagrees with this court's core holding in atkins. namely that entire category of the ipt lek actually disabled, every person who is intellectually disabled, is exempt from execution under the eighth amendment. >> excuse me. >> that's long laundry list of objections you have. your question focused on one, which is requiring outdated medical standards and i think that several of the other point you made are not encompassed within that question presented. maybe they are questioned that should be looked at but they don't seem to be covered by that. you mentioned a correspondent with clinical practices. has that changed? does texas similarly depart from clinical practices under the old standard as it is under the new? >> it did. th

we'll take you behind the scenes of a giant transportation hub and a way to adopt a pooch looking for a forever home. why old every dogs may be the new answer. "on the money" starts right now. >>> this is ""on the money," your money, your life, your future. >>> we begin with your known t.carries tons of private information, and unless it falls into the wrong hands you probably think that information is safe. well, think again. with yet another way to get to it. fake apps and fake wi-fi. as andrea day reports in our cover story, it's a new holiday hustle. ♪ >> call it the holiday hustle. hackers working overtime to get a piece of the billions spent this holiday season. >> this is a great time for hackers to do business. >> and especially vulnerable are transactions made right from your smartphone. according to the experts at sky cure, if you download certain apps on your device or connect to wi-fi at the mall, you could be opening up more than just your wallet. >> you have pictures. you have have credit card information. all this information is at risk. >> sky cure ran tests at the nat

an adoption finally became official. today the force was with 4-year-old zoey, she loves "star wars." j.r. smith has the sights and sounds from the courtroom in wilmington. >> reporter: i got to the point in my life where i really wanted to be a parent. i realized that it was more important for me to parent someone who needed a soft place to land. >> we have so many kids that aren't able to be with their biological family. >> you get this little person in your life, and all of a sudden you're responsible for them and you get to know them, she's just irreplaceable now. >> when i got to the place where the adoption was getting ready. i said if you had anybody you wanted at the hear, who would you want? she said darth vader. it's only once in a lifetime that she will be adopted and it's the only time i'm adopting her so i wanted it to be special. i told her forever starts today and i don't have to worry ever again. >> zoey pettico! >> beautiful family and we wish them well in the new year. glenn, how is the weather looking?

the army of the cumberland, r e adopts it almost universally. an order issued by the original dictates they'll use this formation and fight this formation pretty much through the war. but unlike perhaps today when doctrine filters down more quickly, in 1862, 1863, officers who were used to the old ways of fighting didn't necessarily change very easily. and so its use is very intermittent in the other two armies. the army potomac and the army of the tennessee. so even though it's the official doctrine, that doesn't mean it gets used that way. so let's take a step up and talk about how division commanders are going to form for battle. this is an early war example and a mid-war example. in addition to those two formations that are primarily brigade commander level decisions, we have some formations -- we have some divisional commanders who now have to make some decisions. divisional and corps commanders received almost no training, no instruction, no theory about how to conduct military operations. they learned on the job. they used what they knew.

we are hoping full to adopt out over 500 an has over weekend. >> as you adopt you'll tart to bring moren. >> yes, we will have about a thousand animals there overall, if we pull off over 500 adoptions, and it would be absolutely fantastic for the area for life having a? how is our area as far as adoptions are concerned. >> we are doing good, north east region is doing good with all adoptions but we are also going to be having cats. >> yes. >> meisha is listening now. >> looking for a kitty this weekend is the time. >> many people want to adopt but remind people that it can be difficult. >> me for one my wife has been begging for a dog. we can't have one just yet. remine people what it the takes to adopt a pet. >> you want to make sure you are in a good, stable financial position for providing care for your animals. the average dog cost $300 a year for food, medical costs and everything and larger the an hall, larger medical costs. looking at a smaller talk the cost would be a lot less significant. >> sure. >> but larger dog a size of around $500 a year to provide food and medical. >> su

4 1/2 years. >> well, we were adopting other children.t available with the agency that we wanted 4 1/2 years aknow. >> reporter: sammy joined six other kids in this family including two adopted syndromes who also have down syndromes. they adopted molly, pearl and sammy after they saw them online. >> this is what god created our family to do. >> i'm just overjoyed to be home with him and have our family complete, again. >> reporter: a special christmas homecoming. >> can i have a kiss? >> reporter: isn't that special. samuel and his brothers and sisters will open up their gifts underneath the christmas tree. they can't wait to do that and they'll have another addition to the family when that happens, grandma. she's flying in shomari stone, new 4z. >> that is going to be one busy house. >> i'll say. >> the family lives in maryland and say they learned about their adopted kids through recessrainbow.org. >> a nonprofit organization advocates and finds families for childrens with special needs. >>> in other news, this video of an arrest has be

a huge adoption event.pets can adopted at the first tropical garey armory today was the first day of that three-day event. you can see all those puppies in immediate of a home. various shelters rescues and volunteers gathering what organizers are calling one of the largest adoption events ever in the northeast. organizers say lines were around the corner. i love it. of people hoping to take home a furry friend just in time for the holidays. >> a lot of people are looking for companion it can be for emotional support. it can be therapy dogs. can it just be a new best friend. so events like this really give people a better opportunity to find a new companion. >> just be sure you're ready. adopt don't shop. the event was organized by the brandywine valley spca. the adoptions only cost $20. >>> you didn't bring home another dog, did you? >> no. >> okay. never know with you. >> i'd be in the doghouse. >>> back to to your fox 29 weather authority now. wasn't bad for a december day. >> no. nice day to head out for

adopted them both and simon and moby are here with us. >> >> moby, we don't know exactly his age but around 7 or 8 years old. >> beautiful. >> he was surrendered to us at 12 years old, believe it or not. in really bad shape but since we've adopted him about eight months ago he's really made a remarkable recovery. >> so handsome. >> and look at him on your lap. >> he's around 15. he's from carson animal shelter, the city shelter in los angeles and we don't know for sure but we guess he's around 15. >> you've really started the whole movement around the senior dogs and shelters come to you now. was this the idea that this was the senior dog that you had and how many have you placed in the home now. >> this is named after our dog suzy who passed in april. we had her for five years and since i started suzy senior dog about three years ago, about 700 dogs have been placed. >> these are often the dogs that don't get placed right away. everybody wants a puppy. >> senior dogs really focusinges on sharing a networking site for older dogs that need

. >>> not one, not two, but five siblings all adopted at once. the amazing family that opened their arms to these kids. >>> just before 4:00, temperatures are in the we're in for another chilly night tonight and a bumpy morning with winds picking up significantly tomorrow >>> now for the good stuff where we shine a light on people doing shelter posted a dog on facebook that a woman recognized as her own. it was sick. >> when we can help someone's life be better, it's great. >> they believe they caught the dog's illne >>> an arizona come adoption five siblings. they did it at once. meet kurt and brenda. originally they fostered the siblings after their father died. they have few blood relatives. none were prepared to take on all five together. the couple stepped in and saved the day. on national adoption day, they made all five a permanent part of their family. >> even though they were in the foster system, we try to make them part of the family. of our activities. kind of show them what the other side of the world can be like. >> they were really

hopefully he gets adopted. he's been a good dog. i wish i was out so i could adopt him.me? yes, we are. we're ready to go. let's go home. >> i don't think the boredom set in for another few hours. it's definitely a boring, sad day. you get used to that camaraderie and championship and them being there all the time. once you go back in the cell and realize it's just me, it kind of hits home. >>> in the blink of an eye, achbr an average day can make it to a struggle to make it the next day to survive. >> all of a sudden i heard terrible, terrible scream. >> a world where humans and animals co-exist, sometimes there's daenger. >> i'll never forget her scream. it was definitely someone who needed help. >> i have never seen anything as frightening as what i saw that day. >> sometimes there is shock. >> she was screaming fan tick cli at the top of her lungs, somebody do something, that's my baby down there. that baby has my baby.

she was adopted. >> tell me about your adoptive parents. >> they found out they couldn't have children so they started to do the adoption process. >> reporter: janet has an idyllic childhood, boisterous birthday parties, dance lessons and even her own pony. she started to pepper her parents with questions about her past. >> why was i adopted, why didn't they want me. >> they sat her down for a candid conversation. >> i just remember sitting at the kitchen table and they had pulled out the newspaper articles about the lady who found me riding her bike. >> reporter: janet always knew she was adopted but when she found out she was abandoned, she was shaken to the core. >> i got really mad and angry and i held onto that for quite a long time. >> mad and angry at? >> at my birth mother for, you know -- felt like she tossed me away. it was tearing me up inside and i didn't -- couldn't handle that anymore. >> janet is now mother to her five children. >> once upon a time -- >> once having my own children, you figure out what that natural true love is and i just couldn't understand how she didn

that adopts the three-pronged test that briseno adopted. that's 380.8779c 1. there are other provisions that incorporate the latest manual of the dsm but as the dsm-v itself noted, there's an imperfect fit between a determination of legal -- a legal determine nation of medical diagnosis and since you have those different purposes it's valid for a state of when someone is morally cupable. >> that's exactly the point. that's the point that we've been making, or at least i thought we were. that the whole point of briseno is to answer the question that you said to just say no it isn't there. to help determine which persons suffering borderline cases ought to be executed or should not be because they're less morally culpable, now that does supply a reason for making differences as justice ginsburg pointed out and the question is is it the purpose of atkins and the other case or was it to give each state the right to decide in borderline cases whom or whom not to execute in light of their feelings about capital punishment? i thought it had a different purpose. un us

he was the only dog, the only one not adopted during a huge adoption event weekend. more than 300 other dogs found homes. but not brian. well, tonight he has found a home. courtney griffin has the story. >> he is a good dog. you can just tell he is -- a little bit nervous. trying to learn the ways of the world without eyesight. >> five-year-old brian is mostly blind and his eye sight will only get worse over time. >> he has a progressive retinal right now and sees shadows and shapes a little more so than anything else. >> the arizona humane society held a for day adoption special over the thanksgiving weekend. but brian didn't get so lucky. >> he was the one dog remaining when it was all said and done after 313 pets went home. of course it just broke our hearts. >> today they are pushing for him to get a forever home and they may not have to try so hard. >> i live by myself and no other pets so i'm looking to have a companion, somebody i can tak >> we found benjamin baker waiting outside to meet brian. >> i had a few dogs in the past and i always had like instant con

if you are thinking of adopting a dog, instead of a puppy, you might consider a senior dog like moon here. aaron stanton is author of susie's senior dog, for non-profits, she has adopted two of those dogs, herself as simon and mo by are both here with us. thank you so much for bringing everybody to us this morning. how old are the other two here in. >> mobley, we don't know exactly his age. he is around 7 or 8-years-old. he was surrendered, believe it or fought. he was in really bad shape. since we've adopted him about eight months ago, he's really made a remarkable recovery. >> he's on your left there. >> he's 15, he's from carson animal shelter the city shelter in los angeles. >> wow. >> he also, we don't know for sure, but we guess he is around 15. >> well, you've really started a whole movement here around these senior dogs. that i have a book about it. senior shelters comes to you now. is this the idea that you had it and how many of you have you placed in homes now? >> so, susie was named after our dog susie who passed in april. we had her for about five years, sense i started

it is only once in a lifetime that she will be adopted. only time i'll be adopting her, so i wanted it to be really special. i told her today, forever starts today. it is forever now. and i don't have to worry ever again. >> yea! >> something she will never forget. >>> let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist krystal klei.s? tell us about it. >> yeah, you know what, we're looking at a pretty good forecast if you were someone that wanted a dry forecast by christmas day. take a look at e pocono mountains. i think we are trying to get a wintix that's about the only place that will see that. els is seeing ra. really nice shot showing off in area. radar and satellite, nice wide s of rain sitting to the west and southwest. that's where it is pumping in from. it isn't moving out quickly. this is first half of the day. morning hours, we are tracking showers. we zoom in closely to cape may county through delaware and along the bay. what you're seeing is light to deeper green, that's moderate steady rain falling. we can track it throughou

hopefully he gets adopted. he's been a good dog. i wish i was out so i could adopt him. ready to go. let's go home. >> i don't think the boredom set in for another few hours. it's definitely a boring, sad day. you get used to that camaraderie and companionship and them being there all the time. once you go back in the cell and realize it's just me, it kind of hits home. > due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> they say the truth will set you free. not in chatham county. >> after months in the segregation unit, one inmate is tested when he returns to general population. >> this is outrageous. every day is the same thing. we never have a smooth day. >> lockdown right now. >> another inmate charged with a violent crime on the street. >> he picked up a shovel and tried to attack me with it. so i took it from him and beat him up with it. >> turns to violence inside the

in fact, the joyful scene playing out in hundreds of marking national adoption day. it comes every year at the holidays. and listen to what one new father said when asked why he wished to adopt. >> from the moment mia crossed our threshold, she completed our family. she is our missing piece. we are the people she calls mama and daddy, and she is the baby girl we call our daughter. >> reporter: and that word from the judge. >> congratulations. >> reporter: one more family complete. so we choose ery families, embracing their children and giving them a home. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here on monday. until then, have a good evening. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local ed jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online f

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