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alfred thomas' retirement is effective immediately. it comes after two seperate reports blasted the department's response to the protests that turned deadly back in august. but members of the community believe he was forced out. charlottesville police major gary pleasants will be acting as chief until an interim chief will be named within the next week. a washington redskins player is threatening to sue police in loudoun county.. claiming he was racially profiled and roughed up during a recent traffic stop. but police say that's not the case. both sides of the story. trt 0:21 out ... what, bro? trt 0:21 out ... what, bro? a man who became lost saturday during a hunting trip in shenandoah lost saturday during a hunting trip in shenandoah thanks to a drone! 92-year-old bill mcdonnell says he misjudged the time, then became caught in thickets. he spent the night sleeping on the ground. loudoun county's search and sunday morning. rescuers launched a drone, and it took only 20 minutes to zero in on mcdonnell's orange hat. mcdonnell says he

the anti-communism cold war era films, made with funding from the alfred p foundation, or distributedf students, workers and theatergoers. next on " reel america." this nine minute cartoon argues that the american factory worker, joe, is the kingdom of the worker of the world due to his higher wages, productivity and shorter working hours. this film from the library of congress collection has been made available by the national film preservation foundation. ♪ >> meet

the anti-communism cold war era films, made with funding from the alfred p stallone foundation, or distributedllions of students, workers and theatergoers. next on " reel america." from 1949, meet king joe. this nine minute cartoon argues that the american factory worker, joe, is the kingdom of -- king of the workers of the world due to his hhe

then former redskins running back alfred morris made them pay. putting up 127 yards and scoring a touchdown. redskins needed this win to void missing the playoffs for the second straight year. >> dallas has been a thorn in our side. i don't understand. i don't get it. >> i'll say we dropped the ball. we had two fumbles and a dropped pass in resulting in an interception. >> the redskins are not completely out of the playoff picture, but up next a tough road test against the chargers, who just beat this cowboys team here on thanksgiving. from arlington burress, news 4 sports. >> josh norman said it all. >> these are good football players. it just doesn't happen. doesn't come together. i don't know. >> that's what he's saying. i just koent don't understand. >>> the redskins have some time off. they're playing in los angeles on december 10th. >> till death, the 'skins and me. >>> it's now 4:36. another check on your weather and traffic now. >>> another check on the friday morning forecast. >> i'm from here. my dad was a 'skins fan. we had the glory d

robert's only chance at ever getting out of prison was to agree to something called an alfred plea. >we told robert that, if you plead guilty under an alfred plea, you admit there is sufficient evidence to prove your guilt but you do not admit that you're guilty. >> it meant accepting a 23-year prison sentence. it meant he could never file an appeal. >> 37 years of practice, it is the hardest decision i've made to strongly recommend a client to take a plea for something he didn't do. >> but at least it wasn't life. he was sentenced at 20, would be free in his early 40s. >> the day i was standing in front of the judge, accepting that alfred plea, crying, and just praying that one day, hopefully, the truth will come out that i wasn't there. >> the fugetts avoided the death penalty but got what amounted to life without parole. and steve rosenfield faithfully drove out to visit robert in prison knowing the only way to get him out was to persuade the virginia governor to issue a pardon. fat chance of that. >> it's a pretty big longshot of getting him out before the 23 years from which he w

the alfred p foundation, or -- were distributed widely and seen by millions of students, workers and theatergoers. next on "reel america," this nine minute cartoon argues that the american factory worker, joe, is the kingdom of the worker of the world due to his higher wages, productivity and shorter working hours. this film from the library of congress collection has been made available by the national film preservation foundation. ♪ king -- meete joe, the king of the workers of the world. >> hi, folks. ♪ >> joe is the king because he can buy more with his wages than any other worker on the globe. [breaks screeching] >> now what makes it possible for joe to earn such a good living? he is no smarter than workers in other countries. >> are you kidding? >> he is no stronger than workers in other lands. >> oh yeah? well, just watch me. >> just because joe is an american, does not mean -- >> yeah? is theeing an american best thing -- my back. >> being an american is great, but how can he be superior than any farmer when you or your folks might be one of any of a dozen different races or

alfored morris punching it thanks a lot, alfred. cowboys win this 38-14.or more we're going to head out live. to see the debacle in big "d" in person, what do you make of tonight? >> reporter: carol, this was such a tough one. i don't know if you could see what's happening behind me here, these cowboys fans are excited. they're still celebrating after snapping a three-game losing streak. but that is not the scene inside the redskins' locker room. this is the second time this season they've given up 38 points to their opponent. as they say, everything's bigger in texas. this was a big loss for the team. their playoff hopes certainly sli slipping away. here is what head coach jay gruden said moments after the loss. >> wouldn't say it was flat, we dropped the ball. i don't think we came out flat. we didn't present the football. going to figure out a way to compete the last four games. blocking room in there. so that's what we're going to do, we're going to figure out a way to compete against the chargers next week. one game hat a time ando in the locker room

adding salt to the wound for washington fans-- former skins running back alfred morris. he had a huge game for his new team-- finishing with 127 yards and one touchdown. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen to december (and meteorological winter) - dry & cool weekend; nice for toys for tots tomorrow! - big changes coming next week today: mostly sunny. seasonable. breezy, at times. highs: 53-58 winds: n 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and cold. lows: 29-35 winds: n 5 mph seasonable. highs: 50-54 winds: s 5 mph nothing comes before coffee. that's why we're introducing a new line of café-quality espresso drinks from mccafé. get a small peppermint mocha for just two dollars. harry potter could be to blame! the bookseller has seen a big drop in sales this year -- compared to the same time a year ago. that's when harry potter and the cursed child' hit stores. but with no new installment of the popular series this year -- barnes and noble says - they're seeing the impact on their bottom line. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. ( ♪ ) this holiday season, i

chief alfred thomas held the job since may of last year.ement comes after two separate reports blasted his department's response to august's violent protests. one woman died and several others were hurt. one report uncovered the chief telling officers to quote, "let them fight." of rats in d-c... or at least contain them. the city is dropping dry ice into rat nests. the fog from it isn't deadly to us. but packed into a small place-- it can overwhelm those rodents. other cities have seen this work. we will keep you posted on how effective it is in d-c. check this out -- an amazing rescue in shenandoah county. take a look at this picture. you can't see much -- other than trees. but once it's zoomed in -- you can see, an orange hat. that hat -- is exactly what led to the rescue of a missing 92-year-old hunter over the weekend. jay korff spoke with him about what happened. at xx time for weather. toss to brian - feeling like spring today - winter arrives thursday with colder air (winter solstice) - mild holiday weekend with rain showers around

and later jim gaffigan, alfre woodard and common. positive in our life. "oh, i gotta get up get matthew on his treatment." (matthew) it's not that bad, though. (mom) yeah. (matthew) the good thing about the surgeries is i get to have a popsicle at the end. (mom) he makes the best of everything and he teaches us to be strong and brave, too. (vo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped grant the wishes of fifteen hundred kids so far. get zero percent financing for 63 months on select models, plus we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars to charity. we that's why at xfinityic. we've been working hard to simplify your experiences with us. now with instant text and email updates you'll always be up to date. you can easily add premium channels so you don't miss your favorite show. and with just a single word, find all the answers you're looking for. because getting what you need should be simple, fast, and easy. download the xfinity my account app or go online today. >>> hey, welcome back to cnn heroes an all-star tribute.

. >> we've also got the legendary actress, alfre woodard is here with us tonight. also andrew day and common will perform their emmy-nominated song, "stand up for something" to salute our heros. >> i love duets. i love duets so much, and i volunteered our services to do a duet and cnn -- >> and i declined. >> i know, but no, people want to hear us. >> my agent said no. >> no, i'm telling you, i've got the perfect song for us. i'm going to start it -- >> no, no. here's how it goes. >> ♪ did i ever tell you >> no. >> get it. >> no. >> look into my eyes. >> no. ♪ you're everything i wish i could be right here, right now ♪ >> uh-huh. ♪ this is an apple, this is a distraction ♪ >> yes. [ applause ] >> i told you i would get that in. >> yes, you are the wind beneath my wings. shall we get started? >> yes. everyone get your tissues ready. >> according to the american academy of pediatrics, it's estimated that between 2 and 3% of kids in the united states live with intellectual or developmental disabilities, like down syndrome or autism or cerebral palsy. our first -- >> o

it took alfred finn bogus and just fifty full seconds to get the hosts off the mock i. just see him she failed to stop the cross and then the iceland strike could go two bites at the cherry. but fry pulled him back to stand going to his gold put the sides level at hof time. his teammates meals pages and then schooled twice to seemingly set up a crucial away win but frye books three one lead was cancelled out as finn bugs unschooled two in injury time i spoke to unbeaten in full home games with hat trick hair often bogus and closing in on goal but live in dusky in the scoring shots. the league's top scorer was not able to find the net on this match day as by and took that time wearing down the start got defense tell us most of brett's a deadlock off to seventy nine minutes but only his second goal of the season. shot back then failed to convert a penalty deep into added time leading stood got just two points off the relegation play off spot. now much day seventeen is proving. to be incredibly dramatic so far and that's time to take a look at those results starting there

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turnovers, turnovers and alfred morris. waking up this morning right now giving i was live look outside on this friday morning. it's december 1st. first day of decemberly welcome. >> welcome to december and welcome to fox5 news morning and welcome, caitlin roth,

and later jim gaffigan, alfre woodard and common.call it "the wish house". (mom) and it just immediately brought something positive in our life. "oh, i gotta get up get matthew on his treatment." (matthew) it's not that bad, though. (mom) yeah. (matthew) the good thing about the surgeries is i get to have a popsicle at the end. (mom) he makes the best of everything and he teaches us to be strong and brave, too. (vo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped grant the wishes of fifteen hundred kids so far. get zero percent financing for 63 months on select models, plus we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars to charity. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe.

lot of the suspects rounded up today too particularly being mentioned two brothers or their name is alfred and george the drop the investigations are focusing around and what's interesting is that this evening the relatives actually the sons of difficult it's you know have complained they should a statement saying this was more of a p.r. exercise out there then an investigation differently in that they only learned about what was going on from the media and they complained that they should have been kept in the loop about what was going on and they're practically accusing the prime minister he's doing it the other exists is some damage control too to make up for the lack of progress made up to today we have to remind him that these events are rather extraordinary because up to today the police were believed to have done little roles in the investigation but then all of a sudden to their within about ten arrests and the police this evening has even really have even released footage dramatic footage i would say of the arrest of a number of suspects in marseilles and in and the hard building

then former redskins running back alfred morris scoring a touchdown. redskins needed this win to avoid missing the playoffs for the second straight year. >> dallas has been april thorn in our side. i just don't understand. i don't get it. >> i won't say it was flat. i say we dropped the ball. dropped pass result. i don't think we came out flat r >> the redskins are not completely out of playoff picture but a tough road test against the chargers who just beat this cowboys team on thanksgiving. sherri burress. >> i think josh norman iowe. >> the redskins have some time off. >> they'll play in los angeles on december 10th. >>> believe it or not, christmas is around the corner. 25 days now. >> now is a good time to check off some of the items on your holiday shopping list. mine is long. our molette green is live at a special pop-up shop where everything is made in arlington. it's important to shop local, molette. how about these small businesses. >> always fantastic. made in orlg ton by the folks in arlington. it doesn't open until 8:00 a.m. near the court

alfred come to africa to talk soon after his time on al-jazeera. history is so often told through the eyes of leaders but in india just thirty kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum. is the driving force behind partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous holocaust museum this is not beautiful a museum so countries around the world have walked a memorial lies these events that have shaped that partition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the shed history. coveted beyond. taken without hesitation. and died for. our defines our. people and our investigative exposes and questions the use and abuse of power around the. at this time on al-jazee

a leaping dez bryant there, and alfred morris, hope he was not on your fantasy football bench like he was for me. 127 yards and a touchdown against his old team. cowboys win, and improve to 6-6. it's been 301 days since tiger woods' last competitive event. returning today in the world hero event in the bahamas, his chipping still a work in progress, saves par with a putt and the trademark fist pump and he is back. five birdies two bogeys on the day. 13 and 14, back-to-back. look at the approach. it's only about a foot away from the hole. tiger with 369. and he is three off the lead. nba tonight, remember when the kavs could not win a game and the sky was fall something. >> let me tell you first of all, the warriors after a cross country flight, they are in orlan orlando. 22 turnovers last night, that is kind of concerning. >> we are not where we want to be. we have shown flashes at times. but we have not really competed at a high level consistently. i think our players would probably agree with that. and we are working on it and we will get there. i have no doubt we will get there. >>

enjoy the tunes from the alfred street baptist choir.erry christmas and have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> hey, everybody. it's kevin mccarthy, and i'm glad to be spending the time with you over the holidays, and in this special, i'm gonna take you through what's in theaters right now in case you're going to a movie over the holiday. i'm also gonna share some of my favorite celebrity interviews from this past year, and we're gonna look ahead at the biggest films that are most anticipated in 2018. let's start off with the current films in theaters, the biggest movies out right now. "star wars: the last jedi" -- no question this film is gonna be the biggest box-office contender over the holiday season. it had the second-largest opening ever in america behind "star wars: the force awakens" with over $220 million in its opening weekend. this film has been very polarizing among fans. i particularly just liked it. i didn't love

turnovers, turnovers and alfred morris.ad a good game for the wrong team this time. >> if you're waking up this morning right now giving i was live look outside on this friday morning. it's december 1st. first day of decemberly welcome. >> welcome to december and welcome to fox5 news morning and welcome, caitlin roth, let's get a quick check on weather and traffic. what's up. >> thank you. we need it to be friday after that redskins loss. thankfully it is. sunny and mild today. forecast coming up. erin. >> unfortunately it's been a messy ride since i got in this morning. happened overnight about 12:30 and still cleanup under way. 355 shut down in both directions at chestnut street in gaithersburg. aside from that we are just seeing a lot of volume as you make your way out on 270 southbound as well. that's picking up and delays in the district and virginia. a full look at your commute in just a few. allison and steve. >> let's get more right now on the breaking news. the traffic alert that erin just mentioned, 355 at chestnu

that would be modeled after another monster by marriage into our family, emily was brother-in-law alfred my mothers first cousin starred in the first godfather movie as the villainous the turk. in stark contrast to the devon or emily, pat pictured cary grant or carmine pacheco picture peter lawrie. that should give you a good visual of the two. in stark contrast who was a rising star in the genevieve crime family and a favorite of lucky luciani, carmine was short and squat, a local gang member who grew up in east. section of brooklyn, always meticulously dressed. he fit that tough guy street image of the gambino crime family. uncle charlie rose to the post of capital in 1957 and others were executed and carlo gambino became the new leader of the organization. he earned his name charlie wagons from hijacking trucks loaded with good today because easily fence. dottie, a 17-year-old high school dropout at the time and a local hood from brooklyn became a member of the crew that year. hired by uncle charlie. my brother michael nine years older than i was of a different world than the one othe

i feel like i'm in an alfred hitchcock movie. i'm harvey levin. this is the story about a poor child who literally fought his way to the top of the world thanks to his guardian angel, a cranky old man. he was the first person who really gave you hope. oh, my god. i'm getting watery-eyed. - it's okay. - i can't talk right now. harvey: mike tyson's life started out bleak. your mom was a prostitute, your dad was a pimp. you were arrested like 38 times by the time you were 13 years old. well, i wasn't a good crook, i guess. his legal problems legendary, but the rape trial, well, he passes that off as racism. there were a number of white people on the jury. one black guy with white tendencies. tyson's money problems were eye-popping. mike, how do you go broke when you make $400 million? but life has changed for mike tyson in a big way. iron mike is not mike tyson. nah, two different guys. those two guys can't even live together. harvey: mike tyson, from the depths to the top. back down, rising again. mike, it is so good to see you. - how are you doing?

one of moore's accuser is p she's lying, beverly young nelson and flooria alfred held a us in conference. they said the sevrs in ne nelson's year working the new nching was handwriting expert confirmed a signature. nelson admitted she added time and place of moore's inscription in the yearbook. forgery no. but there was a little more information added in this there and she never said before whether roy far wrote it. she added date and location. >> new details why trent franks resigned. ar arizona republican said several female aids were offended he discussed surrogacy. that's not the rests ever the story or paraphrasing rather. politico says frank approached two female staffers as act for surrogate for himself and w wife. problem aids were not sure if he wanted to impregnate with test tubes or asking to have sex with them. he denied allegations and said he would step down end avenue january and after choiring about the the allegations his sudden family concerns sped things up and he resigned immediately. there's word he was offering those aids at least one $5 million to be a surrogate. >

a leaping dez bryant there, and alfred morris, hope he was not on your fantasy football bench like he was for me. 127 yards and a touchdown against his old team. cowboys win, and improve to 6-6. it's been 301 days since tiger woods' last competitive event. returning today in the world hero event in the bahamas, his chipping still a work in progress, saves par with a putt and the trademark fist pump and he is back. five birdies two bogeys on the day. 13 and 14, back-to-back. look at the approach. it's only about a foot away from the hole. tiger with 369. and he is three off the lead. nba tonight, remember when the kavs could not win a game and the sky was fall something. >> let me tell you first of all, the warriors after a cross country flight, they are in orlan orlando. 22 turnovers last night, that is kind of concerning. >> we are not where we want to be. we have shown flashes at times. but we have not really competed at a high level consistently. i think our players would probably agree with that. and we are working on it and we will get there. i have no doubt we will get there. >>

the two converted dc-3's waiting on the runway are polar research planes from the alfred wegener instituteon their flights, the scientists hope to solve one of the biggest riddles of arctic warming. manfred: there is global warming, but it's most intense here in the arctic. several factors play a role, and we think clouds are one of the main ones. and we hope to prove it here. reporter: how can clouds cause warming? put simply -- they create an insulating layer in the atmosphere that prevents the arctic from cooling down. so the scientists take to the sky to collect their data. regis: there's the laser here, between. and when the ice crystals go through, it takes an image of the shadow of the ice crystal, which helps us to have the size of the particles and its shape. and we can also get the concentration of the ice crystals in the cloud. reporter: today they're heading 200 kilometers to the northeast. the team will be airborne for more than six hours. the arctic sea-ice has shrunk by half over the past 25 years due to rising temperatures. as the ice thaws, so-called melt ponds are formed,

the two converted dc-3's waiting on the runway are polar research planes from the alfred wegener instituteon their flights, the scientists hope to solve one of the biggest riddles of arctic warming. manfred: there is global warming, but it's most intense here in the arctic. several factors play a role, and we think clouds are one of the main ones. and we hope to prove it here. reporter: how can clouds cause warming? put simply -- they create an insulating layer in the atmosphere that prevents the arctic from cooling down. so the scientists take to the sky to collect their data. regis: there's the laser here, between. and when the ice crystals go through, it takes an image of the shadow of the ice crystal, which helps us to have the size of the particles and its shape. and we can also get the concentration of the ice crystals in the cloud. reporter: today they're heading 200 kilometers to the northeast. the team will be airborne for more than six hours. the arctic sea-ice has shrunk by half over the past 25 years due to rising temperatures. as the ice thaws, so-called melt ponds are formed,

in suspense is a way to create dramatic tension like in this film by alfred hitchcock. we have a fascination with fright and scary scenes can be strangely enjoyable. but in real life fear can become overwhelming even a sign of an excited disorder we may see a young woman who shared his story. if you're anxious or considered weak the same if you have an anxiety disorder the assumption basically is that anyone with a mental health disorder is weak and that makes it hard to open up and say hey i have an anxiety disorder. and i still. think and i thought it was triggered by a specific incident when i was twelve i went to the doctor and they took blood from my back. that was so horrible that i fainted and it was the first time i'd ever passed out and that's when it started backing it was that he had asked how i was terrified of going to the doctor and i fainted at the doctor a few more times to and on up to five and then when i hit puberty my anxiety expressed itself in other ways not just at the doctor but at the movies at school plays it got bigger and bigger social life w

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chief alfred thomas was on the job when racist protests overwhelmed the city. a counterprotestor was even killed last august. a report released two weeks ago revealed the charlottesville, virginia police department poorly planned and handled the white supremacist rally as well as the counterdemonstration which led to, quote, diastrous results. >>> the deal is set, congress has the numbers needed and members will vote today on sweeping tax reform legislation. the senate is expected to follow their lead and hand president trump the first major legislative victory of his administration. the president and republicans call the tax reform bill a gift for americans, but more than half of americans polled see it differently. >>reporter: the ho preparing to pass a nearly $1.5 trillion tax reform bill. >> come january 1st, americans will be able to keep more of what they earned. they have -- they will have a stronger economy, stronger pay checks, and we're finally going to see some of our american jobs come back from overseas. >>reporter: the tax bill reduces the rates a

they won the alfred dupont columbia award.a is one of five in the country taking home the prize, which comes on the heels of the pea body. >> it showed the use of issues with police officers on school campuses. a reporting led to major policy changes in the bay area, affecting nearly 70,000 students and a proposed state line that would outline when officers should and should not get involved on campus. the series captured the attention of the obama administration which sent a letter to every school in the country urging educators to stop overrelying on school police officers. >> congratulations to the team, if you want to watch all of our reporting, go to our website, that's at nbcbayarea.com. >> let's check with jeff ranieri now. we were talking about the smoke from the wild fires moving into the air. >> yeah we think the chance of any major smoke moving into the bay area through the next couple days will be slim. we'll experience our traditional poor air quality just due to high pressure. i want to look at where we are in te

. >> alfred thomas made the announcement two weeks after a report found his department respond responded poorly to a violent white supremest recall yivment a group of white nal lists gathered in august. deadly violence broke out a women. thomas served as police chief only since 2016. >> john mack keen is back in arizona after undergoing treatment for brain cancer. senator mccain will miss the tax reform vote coming up in the senate. he underwent surgery back in july to remove a blood clot in his brain after being diagnosed with a clee oh blast tome a. we'll be right back. you're foxing 5@6:30. z2i1zz z16fz y2i1zy y16fy >> perhaps you were still look ing for the perfect gift for the politics buff in your life. you might want to check out the trump tore. it is believed to be the only store dedicated to the president. hi, welcome to the trump store. that's what you'll hear if you find yourself walking into the trump store in show low, arizona. the owners believe they truly have a one of a kind president. we don't know if anyone has ever taken a campaign headquarters and converted it to a st

oboist alfred smiles. fifty six.nd i think one day this will be considered a cruel and unjust war but it certainly all citizens of ukraine every man woman and child should not only friend their homeland if the enemy invades. no one wants russia here which is that is. rebel against the mighty global news that matters. d.w. made for mines. coach of it. to unlink tunes from africa and the world tour link to exceptional stories and discussions some of these events and what i would say debutantes next freakout join us on facebook at g.w. africa. losing your home life because of persecution in society. starting from scratch in an unfamiliar country five people who found a new home in a foreign land. with their stories books and music they've built bridges to the past and the future. after the escape starting december seventeenth t w. they know like. they know what police think. and soon they'll even know how we feel. i'm not a real person i'm still just a piece of. scientists around the world working to measure our emotion

brayden is getting outpatient care at nemours alfred i dupont hospital in wilmington.is wish to collect toys for all the children who have to spend the holidays in the hospital. and this afternoon he helped unload box after box of toys, 500 toys thanks to brayden. ♪ 3 pick 3s, 2 mega millions. ♪ happy holidays, rita! thanks, joe! what a great gift! pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts. like the new merry millions. happy holidays! ♪ and best wishes from the lottery. ♪ >> while digesting your turkey ham or whatever your favorite christmas meal is on monday night we've got a great desert. >> eagles taking on the oakland raiders. that doesn't mean the eagles have forgotten about the upcoming holiday. no, this is not a onesie party. jim's closet apparently. rookies had to perform a holiday show for their team and staff at the novacare complex today. the fashionable getup was the players' idea. >> they actually didn't make us wear them. though told us do whatever we wanted. we all went and got these and the hats. >> did you ever have to go through anything like that

alfred morris, he ran for 127 yards on the night. and a score in the absence of elliot.on, 38 to 14. keeping the division from going to the eagles. for now. >> early in the game, things weren't going well. offense, defense, doing good of keeping us in it. it was just attitude and demeanor, offense, defense, special teams, everybody cared >> eagle safety malcolm jenkins says he does not plan to raise his fists in protest during the national anthem sunday night in seattle. jenkins made that decision to halt the gesture after the nfl agreed pledge $89 million for a project dealing with criminal justice reform, law enforcement relations and education. >> as for sunday, in seattle, the eagles can take the nfc east crown with a win, which would move them to 11 and one, seahawks however are looking to stay alive in the playoff race. and still tough to beat at home. since 2012 seattle has gone 37 and eight on home turf including a 26 to 15 win over these eagles last season. but the birds are ready for the long trip to northwest. >> for the most part, things are pretty well, you

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invested some five hundred billion dollars in nuclear weapons between twenty thirteen and twenty sixteen alfred nobel who created this peace prize made his fortune from weapons and explosives how pragmatic are you about this and how do you make nuclear disarmament bankable through the treaty because we have seen from other treaties that when a weapon is prohibited it becomes bad business investors stop putting money into cluster munitions production for example because the majority of the states in the world has proved it it's no longer sound investment strategy to invest all this money in building a weapon but it's going out of fashion that is being prohibited now let's talk about the human side the human aspect and with me now is abacha and jane madison who's a former senator from the marshall islands which were the site as you know of multiple nuclear tests by the u.s. in the late forty's and fifty's the most devastating one on bikini atoll in one nine hundred fifty four we sent our ad like to ask you a question and i think our audience here want to know your experience. your story and the i

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alfred can talk to after to talk solutions at this time on al-jazeera. singapore is being accused of expanding its coast and illegally dredged satins some of the islands off the coast of indonesia and literally vanished it's a big business boggling when they will take the city on their own fill the sand is our heritage using this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so plentiful tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sound was at this time on al-jazeera. i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera all muslim nations in this war to defend the rights of palestinians against the u.s. decision to recognize truthfulness israel's capital that is the message from leaders of the muslim world holding a summit and istanbul also named president mahmoud abbas says the u.s. no longer has a role in the middle east peace process you know. all muslims all christians both in our region and across the world are in support to defend. and preserve it against the conspiracies are bein