todd archer soft the man when he responded to a call of some one ramming another vehicle. officer archer remains on paid leave. >> michigan governor will call a special election to fill the house seat left vacant by john conyers who has resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations from former staffers. two members of the conyers family are among those to run for the seat. he endorsed the candidacy of his son, his nephew also plans to run. >>> massage envy unveiled its plans to combat sexual abuse in the spa. last month we reported 180 people came forward to say the massage therapists sexually assaulted them. that includes a case in northeast d.c. it includes stronger background check and more cooperation with police. >> three popular burger joints shut down and why d.c. says it had to shut down the five guys locations. michelle: and armed men rob a cell phone store in broad daylight >>> crime alert in washington. this is caught on video. this happened before noon on sunday. they come in and order everyone down. they start to fill it up with the phones and accessories. the m

these adventures archers memories that may be closer than you think.erform a timely christmas classic, please welcome acclaimed pop to some "us: the duell." duell -- the duo." ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas lightur heart be from now on our troubles will be out of sight ♪ >> ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas make the yuletide gay -- >> please welcome the president of the parks foundation. ♪ >> good evening everyone. america'sbeen called best idea. our beautiful and majestic national parks. where in one right now. mr. president, first lady, you live in a national park. in partnership with the national come the national park foundation welcomes you to your first and a america's 95th annual christmas tree lighting. thank you. welcome. just as we are gathered here this evening, our national parks are truly common ground where americans come together and share the beauty, wonder, and inspiration of these great places. we stand and are at the grand canyon in yosemite. we feel our nationals spirit at the lincoln memorial, the statue of liberty

they think it's likely someone who's been to the store but not an archer. >> this is an $1,700 bow, didn't know what it was, and left it. ended uptaking a $298 bow instead. >> reporter: a bow that was stolen was specialized for a student with cerebral palsy. >> everything else can be replaced but that one is personal. so that was tough on eddie. >> reporter: the owners say they won't let the burglar ruin his holiday. >> i'll build a bow for eddie so he can resume his training next week. >> reporter: investigators say if these bows end in your house call gilroy police. the owners say the bows are useless until they come into a shop like theirs to be customized. >>> also new at 11:00, a package theft with a high-tech twist. we were sent these photos with a high-te high-tech scheme. they place a decoy package with a tracker and then swoop in. they found a few packages. >>> traffic a back to normal tonight. it looks good there. this was a brutal commute. that's what it looked like earlier tonight. bumper to bumper traffic for miles, as far as the eye could see. this because a man was on the ov

and they still talk about this in the book archer chairman of the ways and means committee. and when debating the flat tax. and as the party stood for principal and argued principal i remember sitting at one point and as we are presented with the presidents bill which for think tank conservatives or intrusion into local education and he said sometimes i feel like we are minutemen. so then with the prescription drug benefit which added $7 trillion of unfunded liabilities and then republicans engaged in just horrible types of spending with earmarks. and we really lost our way and because we could not claim we were fiscally conservative and then into those wedge issues. and then we lost 2006 in the senate and then the house 2008 so just so just because we have those majorities today doesn't mean we will have them two years from now. >> running around that retreat. >> these academic armaments with the house of conservativism with the concerns of the privileged elite. how do you make the case? that it is an urgent adder with real-world implications? >> if you are doing that just

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hear from chris steele perkins, whose pictures captured the highs and lows of britain under margaret archerliott erwitt who photographed many of the cold war leaders and ruth davidson whose images of the civil rights movement in the us still resonate today. first, let's me david hearn. as a young man he was in the heart of london in the 60s and captured the glamour and create of britain in an era of liberation. for the first time in history, let's call it communication, everybody loves one medium. suddenly everybody loves photography. my approach has always been that i really don't like set up teachers, i see myselfjust as as —— as an of the act of the actresses is —— eccentricities of life. so i spend most of my time trying to get some kind of relationship between the extraordinary following of fans they had and the beatles themselves andi they had and the beatles themselves and i think this is charming. there is paul on the train and this delightful lady. it is obvious she is talking to somebody saying, look at this is! she has suddenly seeing this megastar and my guess is that it's a maj

childless for a larger suffer from a very personal film about the suffering of childless women in archer the fruitless tree starting january fourteenth on t.w. . my name is luka i'm a photographer and live in vienna i've been able to travel to north korea seven times since two thousand and five getting a picture of the country's people and their world view during these trips i saw more than i was allowed to be shown any journalists visiting the country is accompanied by minders around the clock i've known mine for a few years now here i'm taking pictures with them they check what you film who you talk to and what about. i see the familiar images but time and again i see new ones i notice that there are a few new ideas for many of the people caught in this collective mindset. a paranoid system one that i too have to submit to. it is a requirement on every visit to start by going to the statues of the two great leaders i'm familiar with this. they're part of the large man sued a monument which commemorates north korea's fight against the japanese occupation. the capital pyongyang is home t

are going to meet in a couple hours to set the agenda for the summit there's two possible scenarios archer more than two but if we think about it you like the ones either that the blockade is discussed and therefore that's going to be a very heated summit and most likely probably will be closed off to the media when those discussions are taking place or that it is agreed on probably because kuwait has been the mediator in this and trying to do the escalating defuse the situation it could be agreed that well kuwait's mediation continues as a separate track and this summit convenes without discussing what is a massive elephant in the g.c.c. room which is obviously the blockade in which case it will be just a very. meeting that will discuss other issues of so-called cooperation but in reality everybody knows that without there being the free trade without there being the free movement of people which is essentially the essence the bread and butter of the g.c.c. then anything else that's been discussed in terms of cooperation would just be semantics and not really something that would be fruit

to see an human archer sita. a space x. rocket has lifted off on a mission to upgrade the world's largest satellite network the falcon nine craft was launched from california's vandenberg air base on friday carrying ten new satellites but it was this site in the skies over california and arizona that really got people talking a rocket created a light show is it sped through the earth's atmosphere many star gazers took to social media speculating it was an alien spaceship or even a missile fired from north korea. sixty three the top stories now more than one hundred people are feared dead in the philippines from flooding and landslides caused by tropical storm tembin most of the casualties of on the southern island of mindanao at the height of the storm winds reached up to eighty kilometers an hour many more people are still missing and rescue workers fear the number of casualties will rise. we really aren't they straight every day to figure out. what help it will be so many people that are really the great go there even pla

. >> yeah, the basket has been installed on first street next to the new archer hotel.artist gordon hoother says the piece is meant to serve as a focal point. >> we should point out he originally was supposed to install the hand of the land. you see here. there was a lot of public push back so that piece was ultimately exchanged for the basket. >> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> have a wonderful night. - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases. one in washington state, the other in northern ireland. a husband is still getting used to being a newlywed, yet his wife clings to the past.

chuck grassley and t negative v i space renewable fuel industry and monsanto and other giant and archerls midland. and other ethanol producers and of course the ringmaster the renewable fuels association spending nearly $8 million is lobbying but to really a understand all this works you have to understand why they need chuck grassley because these senators have themselves on that key committee to cable big business corruption earnst is a the member of the environment and public works committee that takes the adopt more negative the nomination to the that epa to administer the ethanol rex there. earnst printer's row with democrats with the epa nomination did not promise to go with nt caved to the blackmail so he renewed it to keep that status'' earnst was proud of her work i was not afraid to put the squeeze on him this was important we have family farms here in iowa how dare senator earnst use hard-working family farmers in iowa to cover per corruption? cargill and monsanto these giant global corporations shovelling money in their pockets they are destroying family farms and in iowa an

scooby and archer.ogs, what happens on animal planet. >> the dog show airs at 7:00 p.m. brian: that will show different dogs. >> 190 different dogs, obedience, dock diving. our championship had over 8700 dogs and all 50 states. 44 other countries. [laughter] a little camera sly. lisa: what are the judges looking for? >> each breed has a standard of excellence. the judge will compare the written standard to the dog he is examining, the dog most closely matches standard is the dog that should win. brian: talk about these three dogs. >> this is archer, a sky terrier. a very rare breed. they make good family pets. they're supposed to be twice as long as they are tall. very distinctive ears and coloration. they're strong. they can be tough a other dogs. they can be aggressive with other dogs. they're carriers, they are met to rat out little vermin. they could be tough and tenacious. lisa: who is this one? >> jojo. this is only eight months old. they are quiet most times when you hold them. outside they're ac

the soviet intelligence agencies thought that under the cover of a military exercise, called able archertegic nuclear strike on moscow could be launched. >> when reagan discovered that the soviets actually did think that the united states might launch a preemptive strike, it was kind of one of these moments. my gosh. i'm going to look upon them in a different light. >> an estimated 100 million americans watched last night as some of the horror of a nuclear bomb attack on the united states was portrayed in a tv movie. >> reagan processed a lot of history through movies, and the fact that this fear of nuclear annihilation was very real, he started feeling that maybe he was put on earth here to avoid nuclear war. >> just suppose with me for a moment than an ivan and an anya can find themselves, say, in a waiting room with a gym and sally and there was no language barrier. would they then debate the differences between their respective governments or would they find themselves comparing notes about their children, what each other did for a living? they would have proven that people don't mak

you can see me every week on "criminal minds," on the ninth season of "archer," which starts in m [ cheersse line is it anyway" on the cw. all five seasons of my podcast "girl on guy" are on itunes now. and i directed my first feature film, a thriller called "access." it is in rotation, at the portland film festival this weekend, the chicago international movie and music festival next weekend, in austin the first week of december. after which i'm going to have a stroke and die! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> so we know you directed your first episode. did you direct yourself? and are you easy to work with? >> oh, i'm a diva. i stomped away from my myself. i slapped myself in the face. no, i really love directing and a lot of other actors on "criminal minds" have directed. joe mantanyes directed. but the girl thing, i don't know if you find this in sports, but we're a team first, and everybody was rooting for me and they were super supportive. they put up with me while i was figuring it out. but first time on tv, feel your way through. but the actors on my show were unbelievable. a

say it was a isis inspired attack and that is what the judge said, rejected that guy 32 year edward archer , he wasn't mentally fit to participate in his defense. judge greed with prosecutors, and delaware, and says he and, and, police vehicles, and, and , and, ambush style, and that is officer that was involved, jesse hartnett in his patrol car, he did amazingly survive that shooting and went after that suspect and helped catch him. >>> lets get to new details in the search for hit/run driver in delaware county pennsylvania state police say they have found a car connected to the death of 46 year-old ronald williams from chester. there is the victim. troopers found the vehicle involved they think it is a 2015 volkswagen passat they found than hamburg road in new castle county in delaware. victim was hit and killed early saturday morning on a off ramp on interest state 95 in chester. so far no arrests. >>> happening today this will be i big day as they have been trying to get something like this done for the whole year, huge for president trump and the republicans because house and senate l

hears the message clearly as foreign businessmen bought up their shops go now quickly communism archer's take what you can but only. elemental haste the western powers evacuate the city they have built for good and bad alike mostly the businessmen come for profit as well as missionaries come to he must say good bye south b.n.c. steams the last of western influence farewell to a century. people and today it's difficult to understand the paranoia ignited by mouse revolution. as we look at china on the map we can see that china is the basic cause of all of our troubles in asia i believe that the fate of. if you method. to be prepared for the puppy beneath. a shiny new at their own the united. one of the myths about mao is that he was an implacable enemy of the capitalist west. shanghai today is a prosperous international city still run by the communists at least in name. when i was last in china more than a generation ago the loudest noise was the tinkling of bicycle bells now or just the streets were dark the universities were closed the chaos of the cultural revolution had given way to a

attack has been ruled he is competent to go toudge reject arguments that three two-year old edward archer was not mentally fit to participate in his defense, the judge agreed with prosecutors and ruling the charges and simply chose not to cooperate. you will remember this scene so is scheduled for trial next month on charges of attempted murder and aggravated assault in,id het ambush style attack right there on officer jesse hartnett in his patrol car.ight now on the search for a hit/ run driver in delaware county, pennsylvania state police say they have found a car connected to the death of 46 year-old ronald williams from chester. prosecutors found the car at 2015 volkswagen passat on hamburg road in new castle county in delaware. williams was hit and killed early saturday morning on a off ramp right on i-95 in chester. no arrests have been made. >>> today is the day, it is happening, big day on capitol hill for president trump and republicans, house and senate lawmakers are poised to vote on that tax reform packag, maximum of 99 senators will be present for today's vote, because, senat

they think it's likely someone whose been to the store, but not in archer. >> this is a $1700 bow, hended up leaving this and end ed up taking a $290 bow instead. >> reporter: in all, $10,000 worth of gear was stolen, including the personal bow of a girlfriend who competes internationally. another one stolen was specialized for a student named eddie, who has cerebral palsy and takes the bus down to gilroy every week to practice. >> everything else can be replaced, but that one is personal. so that was tough on eddie. >> reporter: the owners say they won't let the burglar ruin his holiday. >> i'll build a bow for eddie so question resume training next week. >> reporter: the specialized bows show up in your house or under your tree, call gilroy police. >>> that was ian cole reporting. the owners say the bows are useless until they're customized in a shop. they're hoping the stolen items show up somewhere. >>> new details now on a story we first brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. a home invasion and violent attack in an upscale south bay neighborhood. and now we know that in

philadelphia police consider 84 year-old chancey archer to be in danger. he was last seen at 7200 block of ogontz avenue wearing a gray coat, beige hoodie and tan pants and shoes. he is described as 5-foot 10, 130-pound with brown eyes and gray hair if you know anything please give police a call. >>> a child attacked by a racoon is getting a new home. journey black was sleeping in her mom's apartment on the 22nd street and north philadelphia when a racoon got in and attacked her. the four month-old received 65 stitches, to close-up her wounds. so there is a go fund me page for the family that has raised more than $22,000. journey's uncle says it is enough for the family to move to a more safe home. >>> lets take to you atlantic county now with air a 20 year-old man is facing charges for crashing a stolen truck into a building. quite a mess here. it sparked a fire. it happened yesterday morning at 4:30 on the 3300 block of atlantic avenue. police say rowan arlen smashed into several stores ignite ago this fire. the apartments above the stores had to be evac

hired some former to help picknagers stocks and those folks will help the next ceo with that side of archer's julia: a few interesting things to me stand out from your article, about greg in particular. he has a potential laundry list buffett has.rren and buffett has said he wants to give his successor many years in the role, and when you look at the energy business like greg has run, you have kind of described it in a way that it is a mini berkshire hathaway all of its own. it has 22,000 employees. describe to us the kind of business he is running right now and the similarities he already seems to display with warren himself? >> berkshire hathaway energy 'sich is the name of abel business is very decentralized. utilities ineral north america and the u.k., like i said, but the headquarters 2000 is really about people. that's a model buffett is been using for the whole conglomerate for a long time. overall berkshire has about 350,000 employees but the home office in omaha numbers only about two dozen. so there is this management philosophy that you really should be putting a lot of the decisio

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terrifying one, during the reagan administration, we ran this nato wargame called able archer and the soviet -- the kgb had developed an entire theory that we were going to use wargames as a cover for england had the queen prepare a speech for having what was going to respond now that the atomic missiles were falling on england and all of these were signed to the kgb that we would attack them. that is why the korean airline players came down, it wandered into airspace as they achieved their total paranoia of having these wargames. >> you touched on this when you spoke of where you would prefer to live but the fact is that people perceive risks rationally and behave irrationally regardless -- regarding what is risky, relatively speaking. hundreds of thousands of people --h year, even with lower high pollution standards in various countries died from emphysema and other respiratory problems and despite fossil fuels and i could go on and on. cliff, itoes over a makes news. if 100 automobiles are involved in fatal collisions, people die one at a time, it doesn't make news but the reality

bill archer from texas.rom michigan, all who wanted to reform taxes and they could never quite get there. bill thomas from california, who was kevin mccarthy's product predecessor. they never quite got a bill this massive. you have to go back to 1986. the difference, however, is that that bill was done in a bipartisan fashion. this bill is clearly done in a partisan fashion and one wonders, back to the wind, what will it taste like in three or four years? what will it taste like in the midterm election in 2018? >> that is a very, very salient point that you just talked abou about. 1986 was bipartisan. tip o'neill, president -- all of them got together, said we have to do this for the american people. this particular case, as senator mitch mcconnell said, he said democrats had their chance to work with the republicans, but as you know, the democrats have come back and said, wait a minute, no one listened to us on the republican side and tonight, as we get ready for the news conference, we see mitch mcconnell

kristine svinicki for the leadership, long membership and services provided at the nrc especially as archer. each commissioner brings a unique set of skills to the commission which hester of the nrc and i think our country very well. these three commissioners have done an excellent job. however, having a full complement of commissioners would be ideal or as my colleagues note commission, the committee, our committee has reported out several quality nrc nominees including jeffery baran renomination that awaits senate confirmation. i hope we can give certainty at a time when there's much uncertainty in other areas pick an organization also needs a strong dedicated workforce, and within the server resources in order to be successful, one-time nrc year after year ranked at the top place in the federal workforce worker now number 11, a lot better than other agencies but it's not number one. i want to talk about how to get the nrc headed back to the topic budget cuts and uncertainty play a big role in this change i look forward to hearing from all of you about this issue is a most important i wan

our chair, kristine svinicki for the membership and services provided on the nrc and especially as archer. each commissioner brings a unique set of skills to the commission which has served the nrc and our country very well. these three commissioners have done an excellent job. having a full complement of commissioners would be ideal. as my colleagues know the commission, , our committee has reported out several quality nrc nominees. i hope we can quickly confirm all three, giving nuclear industry critical migratory certainty at a a time when thes much uncertainty in other areas. an organization needs a strong dedicated workforce. with the necessary resources in order to be successful, and one-time nrc year after year rate as the top place in third,, to worker now number 11, better than other agencies but is not number one. why do what he taught but as how to get the nrc headed back to the topic budget cuts and it certainly play a big role in this change. i look forward to hearing from all of you by these issues and i want to hear what more we can do to better retain and recruit a quality

overheat would raise the risk that monetary policy would need to tighten abruptly at a later stage, jep archerpansion. even with the check growth and stronger labor market, inflation has continued to run below the fomc's 2% longer end objective the 12-month change in the price index for personal consumption expenditures was 1.6% in october, up a bit from the summer, but still below rates seen earlier in the year core inflation, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories, has followed a similar pattern and was 1.4% in october. we continue to believe that this year'ssurprising softness in inflation primarily reflects transitory developments that are largely unrelated to broader economic conditions. as a result, we still expect inflation will move up and stabilize around 2% over the next couple of years nonetheless, as i've noted previously, our understanding of the forces driving inflation isn't perfect. as emphasized in our statement we will carefully monitor actual and expected inflation developments relative to our symmetric inflation goal, and as i've noted before, we are prepare

ryan archer started gambling at 15, and has lost more than 2,000 pounds on these sites.iority. four years ago ryan's love of gambling spiralled. he is one of a growing number of gamers drawn into the world of so—called skins betting. gamers drawn into the world of so-called skins betting. it is hard to ask your parents or £1000 to buy a knife, it is a lot easier to ask for a tenner and turn it into 1000. these are the skins, knives and weapons, virtual items used when playing computer games like counter strike, or cs go. some can be bought for pennies. the rare ones cost thousands and are highly collecta ble. thousands and are highly collectable. they exist within the game. as these teenagers know, there are unlicensed sites where skins can be gambled and later converted into cash. you don't see an 11-year-old walk into a betting shop and abetting 200 on a horse race, you know, but you can do it with this, there is no stopping that. we'rejoined now byjane rigbye from gamble aware. good morning. i didn't know about these so—called skins. so she has explained a little bit.

the archer-daniel-midlands company, or a.d.m., is anothering cultural institution with ties to illinois. formerly headquartered in decatur, it's now headquartered in chicago, operating more than 270 plants and 420 crop procurement facilities worldwide. this is where cereal greens and oil seeds are produced. not only does illinois lead the way in growing crops but turning them into products that show up in grocery stores across our country and across the globe. finally we can't neglect noting the presence of "forbes's" 33rd ranked company, state farm. they have been pro-- providing services for 99 years and is headquartered in my district. our, quote, local good neighbor, unyet, state farm brings not only peace of mind to millions of meshes as they boor or rent a home or automobile but also assist in planning for the future. couldn't be prouder to be here tonight with my colleagues. those are some of the ways that illinois' 18th has contributed to the state's story and how it will keep illinois at the forefront of our nation and global economy. now i'd like to recognize a number of my co