augustine. >> 33-year-old was arrested with miss misdemeanor child sexual abuse of a minor after police say he inappropriately touched and kiss a 17-year-old student where he was an athletic trainer. one of august teen's neighbors tell fox 5 he's a pleasant neighbor who's married and is a father. >> pretty quiet guys, in and out, go oh to work >> court documents revealed next messages of a sexual nature were exchanged between the including messages where augustine messaged the girl, quote, i'm going to start kissing you again and again. and too bad sharing your feelings turned me on, at one point. the student messaged him with don't touch my clothes, shoes, nothing, augustine purportedly responded with not before i sex you like it's my last meal >> he met with the students multiple times in archbishop carol high school in dc. they shared intimate hug asset touched her backing but and kissed her neck, cheek and mouth, school issued a statement, archbishop carol high school takes seriously the responsibility of protecting student and the child protection policy mandates criminal backgroun

we found jimmy augustine's resu me on linkedin. trainer at archbishop carroll from 2007 until last month. it does not say why he left. really this year, augustin had inappropriate contact with a 17-year-old student. he allegedly took the girl on the net, face, and touched her lower back. archbishop carroll prides itself on athletics and now has a different athletic trainer. he was for bid into work after the allegation was made and then fired. he is now charged with misdemeanor sexual abuse of a minor. we try to get augustin's side of the story, leaving a message for him, but the call was not returned. we also called the number for a family member, but when i identified who why was with, the family member hung up. live in northeast d.c., tom roussey, abc 7 news. with a winter weather advisory for parts of the area. nothing for the immediate metro. garrett county, extreme western allegheny county could be looking at freezing rain and snow flakes later tonight. nothing that should calls accumulations, but beware of that. the hourly f

jimmy augustine i was an high school. he had an inappropriate relationship with a student's alexandra limon is live outside the school in northeast with the latest. >> reporter: this to investigation got started because the suspect's wife allegedly text messaged two students here at archbishop carol high school to ask if they were having sexual relationships with her husband. that's how the investigation got started and led to the arrest. earlier this week of mr. augustine. >> 33-year-old was arrested with miss misdemeanor child sexual abuse of a minor after police say he inappropriately touched and kiss a 17-year-old student where he was an athletic trainer. one of august teen's neighbors tell fox 5 he's a pleasant neighbor who's married and is a father. >> pretty quiet guys, in and out, go oh to work >> court documents revealed next messages of a sexual nature were exchanged between the

the archdiocese of washington released a statement that says that augustin passed a background check to work at the school where he also taught one discovered and they say he has since been fired. live in northeast washington jackie bensen, news4. >>> turning to our weather on a friday night. a chilly night out there for this first weekend of december. night sounds like winter is making itself at home, doug? >> it's going. to it's going to be quite cold the next couple of days. temperatures really will be average. winds are up there, gusting upwards of 20 to 25 miles per hour right now. look 39 degrees the current wind chill in dc. 37 leesburg. 32 in westchester. and 44 down towards fredericksburg. the temperatures the next couple of days are going to be closer to average, which is about 51 degrees. by the end of the ten-day forecast the high temperatures will look much more like the wind chills out there right now. we are talking some real cold. i've got it for you. i'll show you when it finally against accusations that he sparked a diplomatic incident before he even takes office. t

atlanta, augustine, savannah, and macon, georgia. montgomery, alabama. new orleans and shreveport, louisiana. memphis, tennessee. >> that these cities and the cities which lie within their spheres of influence became known in communist writing this as the black belt of the south and were to constitute the nucleus of a future soviet republic. playing] >> at the national convention of the american communist party held in new york city in june the communist party candidate for the vice presidency of the united states -- , the negro people of america have the in the communist party their best defenses. i accept this nomination for unitedesident of the states. [cheers and applause] ] arching band playing >> by this time, the communist champions of the negro race had hidden the slogans for a negro republic behind the humanitarian banner of jobs, security, civil rights, and keys. ♪ peace. these humanistic issues were to provide the friction necessary to divide the american people and lay the groundwork for revolution. when i was the young man, i was 20-years-ol

jonathan: police arrested 33-year-old augustine of fort washington yesterday because they said he had sexual contact with underage girls this fall. the school says that he passed a background the police want to hear from anyone who may know something about the case. maureen: next at 6:00 -- >> in speed camera cost drivers $1 million last year alone. i lel tell you where it and how to avoid it i head. >> i'm robert burton. in sports how will the redskins be without the best receiver? maybe they find themselves in a bowl. but they have to win tomorrow. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. but they are not military or police. they are flight attendants. this is latest to go through the training program. among those training a flight attendant who lost friends aboard the flight that hit the south tower of the world trade cente

augustines in bridge port along with the assumption of the blessed virgin mary saying it's too expensivehe older buildings. >> the graduation rate rose to 70% last year. during that time the dropout rate fell from 21% to 12%. he delivered his state of the school address with students feeling safer and chronic absenteeism going down. >> township new jersey police extended the force as three new lawmen were officially sworn in. in addition four current officers were promoted. two parolemen raised to sergeant and two sergeanted raised to lieutenant. >> there is a $4 million agreement to buy a piece of land across from the princeton battlefield state park to keep it from being delivered. they have raised $1.4 million so they have work to do. the 15-acre site is where historians believe george washington's charge first struck in 1877. they'll build townhomes they wanted to build on this site on a separate plot of land. >> the u.s. supreme court upheld the concussion settlement. this clears the way for payouts to be paid to retired player in three to four months. the first suit was held in phi

i want to bring in norman augustin, the deputy chief for georgia's decab county fire department. thanks so much for joining us on the phone now. deputy chief, give me an assessment of when you know there is a two-story warehouse building. it may involve a number of people. upwards of 100 inside and now based on that information, how do firefighters assess how they will tackle a blaze like that. >> there is a lot that goes into assessing an incident of such a scale. the first thing, get a good idea of what's going on the ground. it takes experience bodies to do that with experienced eyes. the first part is putting people on the ground to look all around to see what's going on. that depends. another. >> another tool is the uav. a lot are going to this technology because it is another way of gathering that vital information we all need to make decisions relative to attacking fire and saving lives. >>> we did hear they would be using drones to get a better assessment of the hotspots in this warehouse. they are unable to enter it. give us a better assessment of how these drones would

>>> p churches in philadelphia are shutting down four more local churches including saint augustin and saint therese and saint matt line sophie and with the exception of the blessed virgin is also closing. they say it is partially due to maintenance cost. >>> today, the hispanic catholic community will observe the feast of guadalupe, a day dedicated to the mother of jesus. mariachy music played as catholics marched from their home church toss the st. pete terse basilica honoring our lady of guadalupe. >>> a philadelphia in community is using art to combat racism. neighbors we spoke to said, someone spray painted racist remarks on a car and houses near the school. they hope to use the artwork to spread a message of love and inclusion. >>> we take it state by state and county by county. for a look at some of the stories from across our area, starting in della which are, you won't have to renew your licenses as often. all driver's licenses will be valid for eight years. the cost to renew is $40. in wilmington, a new hon nor ora couple who helped create jobs, it will be renamed charles and

augustine and saint therese and saint madeline's sophie church in philadelphia. the assumption of the blessed virgin mary church in chester county is also closing. the archdiocese says the decision to shut down the churches next month is partially because of maintenance cost. >>> a philadelphia neighborhood is using art to combat racism. they held a chalk-in in the city's queen village session. neighbors said someone spray painted racist remarks on the houses and sidewalks near the school. they hope to use this to spread a message of love and inclusion. >>> the weather is happening just about the way our meteorologist predicted it. >> we were able to track this one pretty well. it was all about the timing of the warm front that will change things from icier conditions to rain. we wanted rain for this morning commute. it really has timed out how we expected it. still icy spots. allentown, lehigh valley, bucks county. a lot of us with better conditions. the early a.m. hours, which we had expected, we did see some rain/snow mix throughout your pennsylvania suburbs.

augustine. it's where our rockets boldly launch into the final frontier, and if you prefer to boldly go a bit closer to earth, it's the nation's top destination for amusement parks. - florida. - florida. - florida. - like many state flags, florida features the state seal in the center. it used to be over a white background, but around 1900, the governor asked for the red cross to be added. he thought the mostly white flag suggested surrender. florida's flag honors the original residents, the seminole indians. it also celebrates the abundant sunshine, shoreline and greenery. not pictured here is the spanish influence on the state. - of course everyone knows that christopher columbus came to the new world with the support of queen isabella and the spanish, but what many people don't know is that ponce de leon came with him. he traveled to the new world in 1493, and he returned 20 years later in search of the fountain of youth. - he didn't find the fountain of youth, but ponce de leon did give the

saint jesus saints augustine's in bridgeport assumption of the bless said virgin mayor flee west grovee diocese cited several reasons including maintenance costs. >>> the first female line of duty death by a philadelphia fire. joyce craig died on december 1991, 2014 while battling a row house in west oak lane. her estate is suing more than 24 defendants. they include the manufacturer of craig's standard prop tickets tiff gear sump as her breathing tank system and the personal alert safety system which allegedly filed notify responders about her location. >> time right now 4:39 and it is not a delivery, it is a package theft. a man dressed up as a pizza delivery guy steals a package right off a front porch. >> skyline major city in the middle east is lit up by fire. we'll tell was fueled that inferno. david. >> cold on the bus stop this morning. going for part to mostly cloudy skies, 32 by 6 o'clock in philadelphia, only 33 by 8 o'clock so obviously if you're dressing the kids bundle them up in extra gear this morning and this afternoon they probably want to stay fairly well dressed as

augustine finds gordon for the three. good.el embiid 25 and 10 but the sixers lose unfortunately 105-88. penn state football and of course temple tomorrow and that penn state game 8:00 p.m. tomorrow nightly, torque night. >> temple going for aac championship tomorrow. >> that is correct. >> big deal. >> we are back here at 7:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia" weekend. we'll have your news, weather and track covered all morning long. >> and of course, don't forget the penn state game tomorrow night big 10 championship against wisconsin right here on fox 29. go penn state! have a great night. ♪ >> judge judy: you know, i'm having difficulty with you right from the start. >> announcer: he may want a do-over... >> judge judy: how do you know her? >> we met through a group of friends. >> announcer: ...or is the damage done? >> judge judy: you're not intimate with him, he's not your boyfriend, he's not your fiancé. he wanted to help you, right? >> no, that's incorrect. we were intimate. >> announcer: "judge judy." >> judge judy: whe

augustin was one my father said. he wrote it down years ago, but he probably gave maybe the best description of what a public official should be about. and i'm not sure i have ever attributed this to anyone else but him. he said the most important quality a public official can bring to their work are two things. number one, a passion for justice, which, of course, joe biden has in abundance, and a sense of outrage in the face of injustice. that if you have both of those, on most days you're going to get it right, and his life as a united states senator for 36 years, as vice president for eight years and as a citizen for all those years and more has been about that passion for justice and a sense of outrage in the face of injustice. we all know his record. we don't have to recite all of it. from the violence against women act, which we know is an acronym vawa. of course, an acronym doesn't do justice to the meaning of what that meant. and so many today have talked about how he saved the lives of women and families bec

augustin cleared thehe background checks and all and anyone with informationform regarding this case to call cal police.police. >>> and it's unprecedented for a u.s. president-elect oresidenc president to speak way taiwanese leader since the u.s. severed diplomatic tieslomi back in 1979.97 but president-elect donaldesid trump spoke to the country's president byoke phone. phone a conversation that breaks thetn u.s. policy and could infuriate the chineseate the government. trump emphasized the taiwanese a president called him to wishis him congratulations and theiondt move may have angered chinaa who said last night the country's foreign minister hopes u.s. relations won't beig damaged.ged. >>> now to the latest on trump's transition.rasit here's the latest.at >> reporter: president-electter: donald trump making a surpriseri announcement during his thankha you tour telling thousands ofngn his supporters he has picked retired marine corps generalener james mattis as his nominee for secretary of did he first.d >> he's the closest thing to general george patton that we ta have and it's ab

augustin was one my father said. he wrote it down years ago, but he probably gave maybe the best description of what a public official should be about. and i'm not sure i have ever attributed this to anyone else but him. he said the most important quality a public official can bring to their work are two things. number one, a passion for justice, which, of course, joe biden has in abundance, and a sense of outrage in the face of injustice. that if you have both of those, on most days you're going to get it right, and his life as a united states senator for 36 years, as vice president for eight years and as a citizen for all those years and more has been about that passion for justice and a sense of outrage in the face of injustice. we all know his record. we don't have to recite all of it. from the violence against women act, which we know is an acronym vawa. of course, an acronym doesn't do justice to the meaning of what that meant. and so many today have talked about how he saved the lives of women and families bec

saint augustine church in bridge perth montgomery county and assumption of the blessed virginia mary church in west grove chester county. some merged with others. only a handful of services were in the original building. >>> both egypt and turkey the clean-up is underway after devastating terror attacks. a christian church were targeted bay attacker >> dozens dead much more injured, a bomb tour through egypt this morning and last in downtown istanbul. the bombing is just the latest in a string of violence that has rocked turkey in the past 18 months. >>> a columbia maryland santa claus is dressed in blue. police officers going door to door delivering packages, these are stolen this week. witness called 911 to report a suspicious white truck driving around one neighborhood stealing packages. within minutes, police tracked down and took two guys into custody along with 77 stolen packages in that truck. the police went the extra mile hand-delivering each package back to its arrival owner. ♪ >>> holiday fun at the please touch museum with a musical note. the annual christmas celebration.

augustine said if the the asks me i know perfectly well that as soon as somebody makes me explain it i don't know. we all feel that way. that is more than a quip. not just to say it is an illusion because when i tried to explain it i don't know. and then even though i cannot explain, i do have a lot of knowledge. so finally to break down to talk about what time actually is. the case i am trying to make even though it is impossible to say definitively that we know a great deal what is the shape of that? >> again is not firm and it is complicated. from all of these different things. whether we were science students or not. >> but steven hawking says to the ghost i was there a long time but nobody came. >> that's true he announced she had been an addition. i could not see because of the lights said they were from the future. nobody is even willing to lie? but hawking loans to talk about time travel and he doesn't really think it is impossible but his proof is that if there were such a thing we would have time travelers from the feature in our midst. i net i met a woman at a cocktail par

augustine. we embrace it. from all over, millions of visitors come from all over for the holidays and enjoy the festivities for the city. it's part of the traditions that keep getting washed away in america. >> the majority of folks that are writing on social media, what are they saying? >> they love it. i've never seen so much encouragement. our facebook feed, our emails from the restaurant, everything. people are like please keep it up. thank you for taking a stand. >> are you going to? are you going to keep it up? >> yeah, we made that decision when we put that note. to us, christmas is christmas. you know, i'm a christian, but that's not my agenda, but at the end of the day, you know, we celebrate things in america, and traditions i think that's what makes us special and from our holidays, it's what brings family together, friends, traditions, i think those are things that we keep losing when we keep forgetting about holidays. >> i know our viewers agree with you. have you seen more customers coming into y

if you want to look at the roots, go to saint augustine florida or go to the spanish ission in the southwest. we were the one to establish christian culture in america. basically saying we were not the christian nation that you think we were. billy graham should be a familiar face to some of you. he could believe america that she believed america could be a christian say should test christian nation. he held these massive rallies round the world. ne of the first histories in merica, in the first couple of years of the 19th century, and if you read the book it is heavily providential. god uniquely has blessed the united tates. this is an exceptional nation. this is a christian nation all ver this early book. one of the great female writers of the early 19th century. her brother was young but very ctive. they all of pro to this christian nationalism in a slightly different way. but hey use the language and rhetoric as a christian nation in one form or another. when the book came out we were in the 150th anniversary of the civil war. hat is fascinating is both the north and the south view than

he went in and said we've added this to the bottom, we see the rsi is near 60, and according to augustint has gone above 65 times since 1980, basically suggesting we could in fact see . pause in sellout bonds maybe by as much as 1.6%. with the action ahead for bonds and yields. >> thank you. i like that you included a comment from a client as well. >> bob parker was on this morning on bloomberg television. thanks to him, he is strong attention, the deputy chairman of credit squeeze. another way to look at china, forecastis trying to or read between the lines and figure out what he is doing. thermal electricity production. he gave it to be around 2.9. medicine exports, vehicles, i know this is a little bit like saying let's put the good parts of the economy, and a lot better. it is another way to look at things. >> thanks. i am loving both of the charts today. it is too hard to choose and i am calling it a tie. >> you do not want to miss our bloomberg editor in chief. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonn it isie: noon in new york, 5:00 p.m. in london -- ♪ david: we are covering stories from san fr

o'neill is an academic [inaudible] turn to be a scientist at the saint augustine company and is one of the strongest voices speaking out how to influence our life and because it is implemented it as an unusual book that governs so many aspects of our lives. she has a phd from harvard and switch over to the private sector she left in 2011 and started working in 2013 on the data journalism. she's a weekly guest and you may know her from her book [inaudible] if you could please join me in welcoming. [applause] >> [inaudible] maybe we can jump right in and get some ideas out there and talk about the examples of your book. we were chatting in the back as you all came in and i was saying one of the questions we've done is to take all of your data from trigger or facebook and use that. so how many of you have done this sort of personality test? it turns out a lot of businesses want you to take those that you don't have to take them anymore because you can find them automatically and then use that in ways that you may like or may not. we are going to talk about with a weapon of mass destructio

augustin was one my father said. he wrote it down years ago, but he probably gave maybe the best description of what a public official should be about. and i'm not sure i have ever attributed this to anyone else but him. he said the most important quality a public official can bring to their work are two things. number one, a passion for justice, which, of course, joe biden has in abundance, and a sense of outrage in the face of injustice. that if you have both of those, on most days you're going to get it right, and his life as a united states senator for 36 years, as vice president for eight years and as a citizen for all those years and more has been about that passion for justice and a sense of outrage in the face of injustice. we all know his record. we don't have to recite all of it. from the violence against women act, which we know is an acronym vawa. of course, an acronym doesn't do justice to the meaning of what that meant. and so many today have talked about how he saved the lives of women and families bec

augustine said the 61-year-old man called 911 and was threatening to shoot himself, others and the police. investigators say that man was inside an rv behind a family home where he lived after a standoff, deputies say the suspect came out with a hand gun and what not put it down, prompting the police officers to open fire. >>> ice and snow wreaking havoc in the midwest during the holiday weekend. in eastern iowa it was a wet and soggy christmas. heavy rains and high winds chilled the air and soaked the roads. a blizzard in south dakota where many areas saw up to eight inches of snow. winds gusted up to 60 miles per hour causing snow drifts and zero visibility on the roads. makes what we are seeing here not look so bad. >> yesterday was so beautiful. i heard my mom bragging to her friends, yeah, it's nice, it's sunny here. all the kids are taking their toys out to the park yesterday. >> both of you have new babies. >> that's right. great first christmases. a lot of memories made there. here is a live look outside. it looks good. it is chilly. you can tell the flag is waving in the wind. a

augustin: from what i have heard, and from what i heard from the secretary of treasury elect, if youn. exactly. what he mentions, he stressed in many of his interviews, he is stressing on the complexity of the relation. on the fact that he has many institutions that do not even understand. i am also pro-simplicity. there is a certain amount -- i mean, you have to make sure that the potential levers you want our with regulation. even if we can simplify the regulation and enhance compliance, i'm all for it. ♪ ♪ anna: you are watching "bloomberg best." i'm anna edwards. all this week, bloomberg is focusing on energy and hearing from top executives about the future of their industry. >> the market has been conditioned to expect something positive to come out of this meeting after two months of strong guidance. and sort of back channel and when you look at it, you are right. if you look at the cut, half a million a day, 600,000 barrels a day, we are talking about effectively getting back to what it was for the first half of the year. really, it is tantamount to a breeze. to really cut and

s fire hazmat team did not find any issue that the augustine court in northwest after multiple people fell sick there. crews used meters to check out the building because of the call. two adults and a child were taken to the hospital but two others refused. >>> president-elect donald trump has made it official. exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson is his choice for secretary of state. shortly after the announcement trump took to twitter to praise tillerson. now the big question, is tillerson in for a tough confirmation fight? >> news 4's tracie potts has more. >> reporter: calling him an international deal maker, the trump transition announced this morning that exxon mobil ceo rex till state. >> it was chemistry, it was presence, it was vision, it was also the ability that rex tillerson had to maintain relationships across the world. >> it's about in the middle -- >> reporter: the 64-year-old millionaire heads a global company with nearly as many foreign offices and more than twice as many employees as the state department. mr. trump tweets, he's one of the truly great business leaders of th

augustine church in bridgeport, montgomery county and assumption of the blessed virgin mary church in west grove, chester county. some of them had already merged with others and only handful of services are being held in the original building. >> always tough to hear that. >> coming up next, the winter wallup out west, snowstorm that is stranding nearly 2,000 flights, sueby. >> yeah, we will not get it that bad at least not this time it is mostly rain we are seeing change over happen as we speak what you you can expect for rest of the morning , and polar plunge for rest of the week we will talk about that coming up. >>> we have some travel troubles at airports across the midwest, certainly. the snowstorm forcing airlines to ground nearly 1800 flights, nationwide the worst overall problems at chicago's o'hare airport where hundreds, thousands, of passengers were stranded because of the snow. it is expected to be several days before flights and schedules return to normal. >>> detroit metro slick, snow and isis blamed for frightening moments aboard a delta plane. flight from buff lose wa

augustine church this bridgeport montgomery county and assumption of the blessed virgin mary church in west grove chester county. some churches have merged with others and people only using original building for a handful of services. >>> in upper deerfield township, new jersey, investigators are trying to figure out why that tractor trailer plowed into a church, this happened last evening on the 1500 block of route 77, it is seriously damaged the cumberland county church. fortunately, no one was injured. >>> eagles fans, not happy, not happy at all about yesterday's 27-22 loss to the redskins. but some fans we caught up without side the link were taking another defeat in stride. >> this year was, you know, rookie season. i'm not too bad, you know, but i thought we would be better this year. >> it was close. they tried. it is okay. i still bleed green. i don't care. it is almost. it is a game. >> they had it, they had the ability to come back in the long run, so, it was a tough loss in the end when we thought they had a chance to come back late. >> they were close. we will see if they

augustine church, in bridgeport, montgomery county and the assumption of the blessed virgin mary church in west grove chester county. some of these have already closed or merged into other groupings, but the other buildings have been just used very infrequently and that is why they are making these decisions. >>> big news in the trump transition, a one on one interview with the president-elect. >> he sat down with "fox news" to discuss his possible secretary of state pick and, of course, cia report that russia influenced the presidential election, helped out his candidacy. brian llen as report. >> what i'm doggies so important it is a call. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump made his first appearance on the sunday morning political show since the election sitting down with chris wallace on "fox news" sunday, one of the biggest questions is his pick for secretary have of state, exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson,. >>> and, from the company. >>> but i have, a tremendous respect for him. >> mr. trump also dismissing the cia report that russia influenced the election so he could win. >>

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. >> augustine karstens is leaving his position to run the international bake bank of settlements ine news first broke he was leaving it sent the peso sharply lower, lower than it had traded. we learned why he was leaving and when he would be leavings, didn't appear to be under duress so we have seen the peso improve. cars he wanted to run to make it more inclusive. augustin carstens leaving the central bank and heading to the bank of international settlements in switzerland effective july. we'll see how the peso trades and if they're concerned about his custodianship of the central bank coming to an end. back to you. >> seeing it off about three-quarters of a percent. >> it had moved 1.5% so, yeah. >> what's the latest feeling on the mexican economy in the wake of the trump victory? he hasn't said that much in terms of the tough talk we got during the campaign, though he did looks like prevent carrier from moving jobs there. >> i've spoke within a number of mexican executives in the last week in the wake of the election and all are concerned about the renegotiation of nafta, about t

the archdioces every philadelphia will close four churches effective january 1; they include saint augustineeline, in philadelphia, and the original assumption of the blessed virgin marrero i. >>> health insurance uncertain for 1 million people living in pennsylvania. those people receiving government subsidized coverage under the affordable carriage. but president-elect donald trump has promised to repeal it. it could take years for charges to take full effect. >>> burlington county times affordable housing deal reached in mt. laurel. 879 affordable unit will be allowed to be built in the township over the next two decades, that number down from 1,074. and those are newspaper headlines from across the delaware valley. >>> the spirit of the season is on display in northeast philadelphia, more than a thousand volunteers with the jewish relieve agency help put together boxes stocked with food. they will gay to some 6400 families in need for the holiday. the box also include special holiday gift pack, made by volunteers at local student centers. >> up next in the health watch, the struggles of

augustine church in bridgeport will close, and in chester county the original assumption of the blessed virgin mary in west grove will close. and in philadelphia's mt. airy neighborhood two churches will close, they are saint therese of the of the child gee us and saint madeline sophie. all four have been operating at a loss. >>> philadelphia's mayor jim kenney visits a preschool benefiting from the city's new soda beverage tax. the mayor shot hoops with children and then read to them all this happens at johnson child care center and preschool in north philadelphia. according to the city, these new soda taxis enabling this school to expand to more than 90 students, this january, the mayor spoke about the the importance of prek. >> it is the answer to crime, it is answer to poverty, it is answer to lives that have major potential if we expand as many prek slots as we can going forward and we need to make sure our children regardless of where their zip code is, be able to meet their potential and that is what it is all about. >> philadelphia became the first major u.s. city to pass the so

may , think he can use to edgar hoover and the fbi and the army to force us white people in saint augustinend other parts of the united states to mix up with niggers, but if they put that behind every once of us, we will still not mix up with a bunch of black faggots. -- black savages. [applause] [no audio] >> not fellow freedom fighters, but fellow slavers. we are all slaves. not only in this society, not only in this community but all , of this nation and all over the world. are doing is very significant. it is very important. >> as you follow up with your friends and acquaintances and ask them if they want to help us fight with this country over the onslaught of integration. we know the system is they want to throw white children and colored children into the melting pot of integration. throughout of which will come a mulatto class of people. all races will be destroyed. i for one will die before i see this movement. [cheers and applause] >> not only has the black man have to call martin luther king , but they have to call [indiscernible] god has champions of the white man. and you can n

augustine's resolution and at the end of thisolut meeting i will inform the generalth manager and the board that we intend to exercise ouren exe jurisdictional veto at theat board meeting and then we gotheg back to 3 o'clock immediatelymm and it's not a threat mr. goldman, it is what i --whai it is what -- no,. >> [inaudible] >>> it is the position of district of columbia. cumbi >> there's no way we're going g have this preventive this pre maintenance program up andnanc running and gets real datageeal back in a year. it's not realistic.ealiic >> so, again, if evans holdsnsol through with that d.c. veto, vet that does mean that the system e would revert back to a 3 a.m. aa closing time on weekends,g ti something that you heardthat yoa general manager paul wiedefeldde say is just not acceptable fore the system. th we understand that councilat c member evans will be consulting with mayor bowser and members of the d.c. d membcouncil over the next twow weeks to figure out what theirhh the full vote is in two weeks.os live at metro headquarters i'mrs melanie alnwick fox5 local news. news >>

augustine's resolution and at the end of this meeting i will inform the general manager and the boa irdnf that w intend to exercise ournten jurid sdictional veto at the vhe board meeting and then we go back to 3 o'clock immediately.ie and it's not a threat, mr. goldman.go it is what i. >> [inaudible] >> no. >> [inaudible]inau >> it is the position of the district of columbia.uma. >> there's no way we're going g have this preventive maintenance program up and it's just not realistic.eali >> reporter: so, jack evansac e says that he will now go back and consult with the mayor and the city council to see reallync if they want to goil forwardorwa with this veto and again, ifgaii they do, that means that metro would have no choice but to b keep those late night 3 a.m. closing times once safe track is over. the final board vote comes upd c in two weeks so we'll have to check in steve and allison,is and see how wrangling continues. continues. back to you. >> everybody will be paying attention to that mel. thanks so much. >>> mike thomas here with the forecast today. thoma , mike.forehi, >> steve

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augustine. >> oh, my goodness. i think it was a very important motivation for catholic priests and cardinals. >> next question on your left. >> thank you all so much for your presentation. i would like to say one comment first that i am not catholic but i do know that people like the scarlet of the vatican did also help jewish and from the allied side to receive aid. so i know that not all of them were culpable. but my question actually is about the difficulties of establishing new governments in these conquered lands such as west germany and japan in particular. when you see men standing on the u.s.s. missouri who signed the surrender agreements and end up becoming part of the new government it's appalling and moe moral outrage when you know about the nazis put into leadership positions. who do you look to except people who have already had political leadership and are bureaucrats and know how to run a government? who do you look to? i think it's today a valid question with nation building as we call it. >> i'll s

he was compared to saint augustine. >> oh, my goodness. >> his conversion basically. and you have to see this in the larger context. you have millions of former nazi members, yeah? and the catholic and the news or in church, the christian churches in germany and austria and italy as well -- they wanted to make sure that these people are coming back to the fold, coming back into the church, yeah? that they denied and repent the nazi beliefs, the false teaching return back to the true face of christianity. this was very important. i think there was a very important engine, a motivation, for these catholic priests and monsignors and bishops and cardinals. >> next question on your left. >> thank you all so much for your presentation. i would like to say one comment catholic butam not i do know that people like my senior post -- monse monsignor o'flaherty, the scholar pimpernel of the vatican, did help to send fliers from the allied side to receive aid. so, i know that not all of them were culpable. but my question actually is about the difficulties of establishing new gov

the name of it is -- [speaking spanish] and it makes allusion to a song written by augustine lara. do you know who that was? that was like the mexican cole porter, kind of. [speaking spanish] >> give me a little bit of your love, just a little bit of your love. just that. [speaking spanish] when my father died last year, a piece of my heart died with him. my father, that supreme sentimental fool loved my brothers and me to excess in a kind of over the top fever, all arabesque and sugar spirals, as sappy and charming as the romantic mexican boleros he loved to sing. give me just a little bit of your love at least, give me just a bit of your love. just that. music from my time, father would say proudly. and i could almost smell the gardenias and tres flores hair oil. before my father died, it was simply cordiality that prompted me to say i'm sorry when comforting the bereaved. but with his death, i am initiated into the family of humanity. i'm connected to all deaths and their survivors. lo ciento which translates as both i am sorry and i feel it all at once. lo ciento. since his dea