owns of anywhere labor act and without her work the bare bones have been wholly ininadequate. her most significant case, standing alone, was the first case argued under the equal pay act and established the rule that exists today that jobs need only be substantially equal and not identical to warrant equal pay and that is a standard we still adhere to today. >> host: under research did you go into her personal life at all? >> guest: i did. it was a really being decision for me to do that because she was so jealously guarded about her personal life but i was encourages to tail the life of a trailblazing lawyer woman, and i found, perhaps not surprising, she had affairs, with people who would not interfere with her trail trailblazing career and led to her being the subject of both fbi and congressional investigations. you could say her penchant are so passion may have cost her a federal judgeship but it's important for people to know toy that the choices choices of of m birk career woman of the 1930s made, and the choice to pursue her career. >> host: do you think because of the

highs barely above the freezing mark monday arch.s we get into tuesday next week, milder air coming our way. could start off with a rain/snow mix on tuesday before it changes to all rain as milder air comes in. i'll give you the whole ten-day forecast come up at 6:51. >>> now for an easy segue, here is melissa mollet. >> you're so funny. it's hilarious to me when it's not me overheating on air. >>> taking a look right now, chopper 4 over 95 southbound at 175. again, only the left lane getting by here. this is a major mess for people heading southbound on 95 this morning. very, very slow. we have that cleanup on the right side of the roadway. now, if you're heading 95 south, 175 area, take 29, take route 1, take bw parkway, but just the left lane is getting by. traffic moving on from 175 to 95 brad is up in chopper 4 for us right now showing us about these backups and what's going on. brad. >> it's a really complicated scene, melissa. let me pull up the shot for you here as we look down at cantaloupes. cases and cases of cantaloupes.

. >> the ide eight is not permit the school district to provide a child with disability barely more thaninimalist education. rather, it should provide instruction and related services for the child reasonably thelated to provide -- school district's primary response to the argument is that the standard i described does not appear anywhere in the operative text. >> it also did not appear anywhere in the original petition, did it? i'm looking at footnote eight in your opening brief. the substantial educational benefit is what was discussed. there is a substantial -- a significantly different one in your brief. >> we don't intend it to be substantially different, but to get more detail on how the standard works. >> you are asking us to adopt essentially equal opportunity. that does appear someplace. the court itself did not adopt that formulation. it did not adopt substantial equal opportunity. adopt asking us to standards that the majority already have before it and did not adopt. >> >> yes, justice blackmun proposed a standard similar to the one today, but that was 1982. congress has amen

barely got any in the poconos. still a few snow showers in the mountains right now. quickly tapering off. lehigh valley tracking the last light snow moving through allentown. into berks county. this is going to be pushing out and drying conditions already in philadelphia. cloudy skies. damp andly isry conditions on the roads as the temperatures are just below freezing. there goes the steady snow. that's what we saw overnight. improving conditions right now. ocean city camera showed the very light snowflakes. this is what it looks like on the radar. very little snow left from this one. at this shore at least for today. timeline we're on track for light snow tracking right now to come to an end before sunrise. well before sunrise. slippery conditions will continue through the morning rush. temperatures just cold enough though keep it slippery this morning. we will see the snow melt. some neighbors will stay below freezing. 20s for the lehigh valley. suburbs just below freezing in delaware. philadelphia and south jersey. some neighbors colder than others. sunshine and t

it's san francisco stretching to oakland, barely getting wet in antioch. same thing in hayward. san rafael same thing. we're going to see some lower elevations now, some dusting at higher elevations around the bay area. closer to discovery bay, all seeing low showers. moisture on the way the rest of the night. why 2 am, wind speeds will start to kick up. let's plan out your day tomorrow. by 9 am, lots of rain expected. inland locations, 48 degrees, rain and wind by noon. our wind speeds will stay very strong with the system.

barely a cloud in the sky. eastern england, southern england and southern wales as well. a beautiful start if a little on the chilly side. cloudy across western areas as the day goes on. the best

couldn't get a publicist, couldn't get a label, couldn't barely book any gigs. kind of the turning point was a writer from rolling stone saw me in a very tiny dive bar in nashville, and that was my first glimmer of hope. they said, where's your album? we want to review it. i said, well, i don't have one. i'm trying to make one and scrounge up the money. at that point i started writing producers and labels and sent them a demo and said i'm going to make a great country record, please give me an advance. i didn't hear any responses. so we sold the car, did it anyway and here it is. >> rose: but there's a lot of hype about it now. >> i never expected it would go this far in a million years. >> rose: so you're ready to get back and record the next one. >> i am. because that was recorded quite some time ago, and several of the songs were around for years. so i've got all sorts of new things to say, and now even more

area he barely mentions how they do and instead what he says is my policies are working.ew york is safer than it's ever been and i have to restrain the urge to lean forward in the united states and i'm thinking your policies are working and you've got an unarmed man with no criminal record who has just been gone down? that's not safety. there is something going on here so as a scholar , your continuing to think about that and then ferguson blows in 2014. and all of the pundits, regardless of the ideological strike of the venue are asking why are black people burning where they live? they're talking about this black rage as buildings are on fire and i'm shaking my head no, this is white rage. this is white rage. i lived in missouri for 14 years. i saw what policies could do, i saw how they undermined access. i saw how in a city like ferguson that's 57 percent black that the voter turnout only six percent were african-americans in the 2013 election. think about the kind of policies that takes turns 67 percent of the population into six percent of the voting population or th

please the court, the idea does not permit a school district to provide a child with disability a barely more than dimin mouse educational benefit. rather he, what the act requires is for the school to provide instruction and related services to the child that are reasonably calculated provide substantially equal educational tunlts. the school district's primary response to our argument is that the standard i just described to you doesn't appear anywhere in the operative text of the idea. so let me get right to -- >> also didn't appear anywhere in the original petition, did it? i'm looking at footnote 8 in your opening brief where you note that substantial educational benefit was the standard discussed in the petition and then significantly different one in your opening brief. >> mr. chief justice, we don't intend it to be significantly different. what we do intend as we describe in the footnote is to give more detail as to how the standard works. >> the standard you are asking us to adopt substantially equal opportunity. that does appear some place. it appears in justice blackman's conc

fl barely to the wild card spot with a slew of teams behind them waiting for them to falter.pe it prepares them for a positive push. >> it's been a tough couple of weeks. this group like our challenges. last year end of the season, we have the whole team together and plan to do the same thing. >> it may feel frigid. that didn't stop the union from hitting the pitch in shorts. regular season in march and they head to the phillies for their own spring training. warmer there. >> it is. hundreds of students showed off their fancy footwork. third and fourth grade students performed in the ballet program. it offers inschool dance classes to students. kids begin training in october. they showed off the results of all their hard work. they had fun too. jimmy"jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." jimmy's guest matthew mcconaughey. how do you pronounce it? "action news" continues at 4:30 4:30. for "action news," i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonit -- matthew from "resident evil: the f chapter," milla and music from the amer

they will barely reach the ground. the wind, 20-30 miles per hour. we've seen gusted as high as 31 in philadelphia today. which is way down from what we've seen over the last couple of days. feels like temperatures going down as well. when you see the temperature drop, and the wind stays up there, yeah, it feels colder. 28 in coatesville. 31 in trenton. 19 in mount pocono at the moment. the temperature trend is going to go straight down during the night tonight. not especially cold for this time of the year, but with the wind it's going to feel like it's in the mid20s by tomorrow morning. we'll see if it gets any colder as we head through the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have breaking transportation news right now. all pat co services shut down because of a track issue in west mount, new jersey. it's not clear how long service will be down. >>> philadelphia's school district says its facilities are getting an f and need $5 billion for repairs. a new report outlined all the changes needed to make the schools structurally sound. the schoo

. >> fredericks who works for the pizza parlor says he barely slept waking up toimage of the gun pointedman calling for a pizza all along planning to rob him. >> why? i had $80 on me. you were going to kill me. afterwards, what would you have done? how faring to get you? >> now the manager of the piz parlor tells us they try to take precautions like call back the s legitimate, but this type of stuff happens. for his part, fredericks tells us he doesn't know if he can go back to his job after this. >> dann cuellar, chann news." >> channel6 was over fiery carn the new jersey turnpike. a car carrier caught fire in robinsville, mercer county at:0. flames consumed the truck on the shoulder of the highway. ten vehicles were onboard. traffic was able to get past the smoke and firefighterring effort. ter two hours, officials officis declared it under control. >> we have breaking news from philadelphia where a man was murdered in a street robbery. witnessessaw the suspects rifling through the victim's clothes as he lay bleeding on west lorray street at 8:30. >> the mea the male was seen be. they

here's what jay had to say about the record. 8-7-1 is barely above average. we had some good situations, good games, fun times. not so fun times. after you end a season after the 17th week, there's a lot of work to do. it's not good enough. are not high, and we didn't reach any of them. we failed on a lot of accounts. 5:00, -- ming up at robert: coming up at 5:00, more on the locker cleanup day. u-haul new at 4:00, a filled with atms. it is not clear how many cash machines were inside, or if they were filled with cash at all. coming up at who helped police track down the truck load of atms. developing in turkey. a manhunt continues for the is stengel nightclub shooter -- istanbul nightclub shooter. there have been people detained in connection with the attack rate meanwhile, isis is claiming responsibility. 39 people were killed, and more than 70 were injured. an american tourist says he survived by playing dead. in prince george's county, police were searching for the driver who hit a man in upper marlboro and took off. it happened on route for around 10:30

hey, we can barely hear. i know you guys tossed it back to us. we can barely hear you. we're on.re live. >> oh, we're live. is that what's happening? we're live on television? >> your name is brooke baldwin and you're live in new orleans. oh, that's what we're ready for. >> 15 more minutes. >> we've got 15 more minutes. >> let's go to randy who's on a cruise ship. >> you lucky young lady. >> what's up, guys? happy new year to both of you. we are on the royal caribbean harmony of the seas. we were just north of cuba. look at this crowd. we've got a lot of people here. everybody's happy to be here. they're looking forward to 2017. and we are hear with simian who is the royal caribbean official comedian. >> i love cruisers. they're such wonderful people. i'm sounding like trump. they're terrific people. they're fantastic cruiser. we've got an initial ship. it's huge. believe me. it's terrific. listen to these people. >> that is pretty good. >> thank you. >> so i like your outfit. you dressed up. what do you think about all the fashion tonight? >> what do i think about all the what t

barely making it in san francisco we have the vigorous graduation requirement and one of the history graduation rates so our students are prepared to go to college sometimes city college is the only option i agree with sxim that is a solution one of the solutions to our wealth gap and one for homeless i also think that city college ask an institution that served many, many generations of san franciscans myself included and my husband included also and as gone on to live vibrant and health and safety families in san francisco and cage gave us that foundation for all the students and so for the san francisco unified school district that depend on city college i agree with supervisor kim that city college should be free and this should be something that we see as an extension of public education that is a human right and a 12 grade diploma is not enough a a two year free two year college education is part of a promise of public education so thank you supervisor kim for bringing this forward i look forward to supporting it. >> thank you supervisor fewer and supervisor ronen. >> thank you

[laughter] >> the most important thing for you to say is that this is not barely more than the minimum standard or a maximization standard. what it is, and i would leave it to you to choose any of those adjectives -- even to us. you represent the department of education here. they at least have experience less,his, and we have far and so obviously i am relying and must rely on people who have connection with expertise, and i don't want to do something that uses words that has an effect of which i have no idea. islook at two words, the iep filled with the word progress, so the word progress seems like something that should be there. >> yes. taken that word appropriate and spelled it out in light of the students particular needs and abilities. i think that's what you are doing with appropriate. >> yes. >> if we stick that word innocent and sentence somewhere, does that matter? >> we are happy with that. >> you don't see anything wrong with sticking in the word appropriate? >> we do not. tothe other thing is you say require school districts to provide. when i see require school districts

showers spiral through overnight and it remains damp and areas of drizzle and fog and temperatures barely dipping at all and allentown 38 and cape may 45 and wilmington 43. get outside and enjoy tomorrow if you can, pretty nice day except for the winds, partly sunny and 10:00 good amount of sunshine and should reach the mid-50s by afternoon and wind gusts up to 35 to 40 miles per hour pulling down the cold air and thursday late at night at 11:00 we'll begin to see light snow developing to the south, what happens a front moves through with low pressure and this brings extra energy friday morning and that brings light snow in the morning and again not looking to be a big snow event and light snow and temperatures in the 20s and that means the snow will stick on untreated surfaces and high impact for the morning commute and coating to an inch and heavier along the coast and the potential for a bigger storm on saturday, the big question will it move out to sea or track close enough to bring us snow. i'll keep you posted. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's a busy one, partly sun

it's next four against playoff teams and jahlil okafor has barely played. only ten minutes and sat out the last three. >> jahlil has taken a little bit of a hit. that disturbs me. he hasn't let the disappointment of him not receiving a lot of minutes distract from the team. >> i have been doing this my entire life. and have success doing this as well. knowing with who i am and keep working hard and do what i can to stay ready. the sixers ben simmons has still yesterday to play a game. >>> they have avoided arbitration with freddy galvis, he had a career-high 20 home runs last season. >>> last year at this time there were no nfl teams playing in los angeles and now there will soon be two, and san diego chargers will move north leaving san diego after 56 seasons there. they showed their displeasure by egging headquarters. and the chargers plan to move into the ram's new stadium they are building in englewood, california. long time, 56 years in one spot and they are leaving. >>> a paralympic champion that received care at shriners hospital for children in phil

he barely makes it through the picnic table area.saster. there are just trees everything and everywhere. and the guy is being a ninja. >> what show are we on? >>> we have wins on the show all the time. >> "right this minute," ladies and gentlemen. >> if you remember the picnic area he went to and just barely made it, he attempted again. >> he doesn't quite navigate it this time, but it's okay. the kids standing nearby quickly retrieve it. meyer done only here. >>> guess who, the person puts their hands over your eyes and you have to guess who is blinding you. >> it was a cute thing to do in high school. >> yes, but if the love of your life did it, would you know if it was him or her? >> yeah. >> this fellow is sitting on the phone minding his business when someone walks up behind him, puts his hands over the eyes and the -- this could go terribly wrong. he's a smart man, i might add. he puts his hands over her hand. >> there's a ring. >> that's the way he figured out who it was. >> notice he suddenly becomes overwhelmed with emotion.

but this can also be a difficult time for many people who barely have the means to survive.ur reporters met adults and children in romania, who out of desperation, that under the streets of bucharest and who can only dream of having a merry and magical christmas. >> when the winter sun hangs low , the historical facade seemed to shine with a warm glow, but many of its residents hardly ever feel that want. hundreds of homeless people live underground at the city possibly tunnel systems. among them are many children. they have set up housekeeping between the pipes that supply the metropolis with heat. the 40-year-old has been sleeping down here for years as well as a number of teenagers. >> this is a stuffed toy that others threw away, but the boys and girls down here don't have any like this. so i collect these things from the trash. >> a few months ago he took in , 15-year-old daniel. the boy tells us his mother's dead, and his father's an alcoholic. he ran away when he was 10 years. -- he ran away when he was only 10 years old. down here, he's found something like a second

still she managed to follow him, though she could barely stand up.mile: she came towards me and said, "please don't leave me alone! please stay with me!" and i felt really ashamed for leaving her. >> at that moment emile realized what it means to be there for someone else. and he knew that only one thing counted that night -- making sure that pauline survived. today he's convinced that helping pauline also helped him come to grips with the terrorist attack. it enabled him to maintain some semblance of control and kept him from being traumatized by the horrible scenes around him. but most victims of terror attacks react differently. they feel completely helpless in the situation -- like martine buisson. 20 years ago, she was sitting in a commuter train on her way to work when a bomb exploded in the neighboring carriage. she suffered both physical injuries and severe psychological trauma. yet she was determined to resume living a normal life as quickly as possible. martine: my doctor wanted to write me off sick, but i said, "if i don't start riding the

just barely. look how quickly it's ending. anyway in sussex county and delaware, this will end this morning. and then we'll get some sunshine. the warm temperatures up. not all that cold right now. just cold enough to support the icy slippery conditions this morning. 27 degrees in the lehigh valley. the suburbs 27. delaware is at 30 degrees. south jersey and the jersey shore right broe freezing. cape may at 32 degrees. some neighbors in philadelphia in the 20s. including chestnut hill. west the airport will wampl into warm into the middle 30s this afternoon with sunshine. warmup will start this morning. not so much at 7:00. sun won't be up. there goes the snow. latest future cast shows the snow just barely hanging on to toms river. already ending into atlantic city. 29 degrees in philadelphia. 8:00 see if the clouds continue to thin out. temperatures in 30s by late this morning and early this afternoon. a lot of the snow will be melting, but another round is on the way for the weekend. look at that when we come back in ten min

i don't k she can barely speak and that's not true. kind of brutish and rude. i didn't like it. when you -- >> do you think of that statement was being made, reverse situation, michelle obama. >> i don't -- as i said, i think what she's talking about is her heavy accent. i think michelle obama doesn't have a heavy accent. >> the point i'm making is there seems to be a double standard in the media when someone like chelsea handler says something versus someone on the right. greg, what do you think? the vehicle you know what i love, she led a woman's march down main street in park city during the second day of sundance. you could not find a more elitist, insulated, white pompous activity than the sundance film festival and a bunch of rich liberal women covered infer walking down a pretentious street in a pretentious event. this is the equivalent of marching through beverly hills in protest of kale prices. you can't take anybody seriously. they are so out of touch and stupid. imagine her being married to a nominee, running for president in a foreign country and having to make a spe

i got cigarette a lot from you. >> we have the right to bare arm. owner in this situation was protecting his family. >> the owner says robbers targ targeted him several times before but police called this particular case an isolated incident. >>> students at one school in delaware county will not be heading back to class any time soon because this morning part of their school blew up. a boiler room explosion rocked the saints coleman john neumann school in bin mauer before students and staff arrived for the day. nobody is hurt thank goodness. peco and structural engineers are working to fix the problems they discovered after the blast. arch dice cease of philadelphia spokesperson tells us the earliest the school will reopen for classes would be friday. >>> a homeowner in chester county new something was up when he saw this bird near his house. yeah, of course you don't see many macaws around west town township. the exotic bird was way up in a tree clearly standing out. police and firefighters had just a heck of a time trying to get it but they did.

has the height advantage, barely.pped up, kevin love tried to get it, comes -- >> mark: great job by kawhi leonard. the big-time finnish transition, off the hustle of kevin love. >> mike: love knocked into our audio. a whistle and a foul. time-out called by san antonio. 118-115, with 1.8. the spurs on the verge of another fantastic road win. >> jeff: well, good hustle on the loose ball. love saves it back in, to leonard, and leonard, instead of waiting to be fouled, attacks the rim and finishes with the dunk. smart play by leonard, tristan thompson should have fouled him there. >> mike: kawhi leonard with a career high 41 points. just another brilliant performance from one of the as good as it gets, in terms of a two-way player. defensive player of the year the past two years. this year, averaging a career high 25, for a spurs team that's on the verge of going 34-9. the quiet kawhi leonard. just 25 years old, in his sixth year in the league. now they've got the ball in. they lob it into aldridge. and a foul called. le

now it's barely -- just a little bit below 63%. so there's people out there that don't have a job and still they feel, my gosh, i can't keep up with inflation with what i'm making. let's put the money back in their pockets. we know the government doesn't spend it effectively. we know the people, it's their money, they earned it, it's the best thing donald trump can do to kick off the new year. >> jonas, consumer confidence the highe esest level it's been since before 9/11. and it's because of the actual expectations of people looking down the road and seeing maybe they get to keep more of their pay. >> it's been provingor awhile, but definitely took a major pop on optimism largely on the expectations of a pay increase through a tax cut next year. we don't get a tax cut, it's going to be kind of a downer for a lot of people, especially investors. it will also seem like that was one of the easier things to do you'd think given that they're in charge now. they can't get that done, what can they get done? being said tinkering with the

barely getting by in struggling to pay the bills, convinced that the game is fixed against them.rnment only serves the interests of the powerful. that is the recipe for more citizens to make polarisation in our politics. there are no quick fixes to this long—term trend. i agree, our trade should be fair and not just free, but the next wave of economic dislocations won't come from overseas, it will come from the relentless pace of automation that makes a lot of good middle—class jobs obsolete. and so, we're going to have to forge a new social contract to guarantee all our kids the education they need, to give workers the power to unionise for better wages, to update the social safety net to reflect the way we live now. to make more reforms to the tax code so that corporations and individuals who reap the most from this new economy torrent —— don't avoid their obligations to the country that has made their very success possible. after my election, there was talk of a post—racial america. and such a vision, however well intended, was never realistic. race remains a potent and often

. >> reporter: video shows mccoys ting a chair behind the glass barely missing the owner customers callou then see the guy hurling a can of malt liquor at mike. here it is from another angle. he's not done yet. he goes back again. taking another chair. this time smashing it into the mirror that shatters all over the floor. >> was that on fire? >> fire right here. >> reporter: that wasn't all. while inside police say he also started a fire. >> he had a small lighter that was shaped like a firearm. he was trying to burn the promotional beer signs. they were plastic and they started melting. >> reporter: destruction lasted less than two minutes but long enough to cause hundreds of dollars in damage. >> nobody needs that type of hassle when you're just trying to conduct business. >> reporter: it's been a bad week for mike a few days ago he caught another guy on video peeing at the front counter. don't worry we won't show you that. >> some guy he pee in the store, too, you know -- >> reporter: peeing in the store? >> yeah. >> reporter: oh, deer lord. >> mccoy is facing a list of charges toni

. >> sometimes sudden death can lay bare every secret. >> she had felt like she was abusing it. >> what happened in this small town that would tear apart a marriage and at the same time separate two families that were once united by love. boone, iowa, on flat land just north of des moines is a company town. headquarters for one of the largest grocery chains in the midwest. fairway. it's a family-owned company, and rick beckwith is a third generation ceo. he and his wife cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter emily, the sweet, but quiet one. >> kind of a shrinking violet? >> the oldest sister said that she never got spanked. >> she just remained silent and looked at me with those big brown eyes, and it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend lisa says emily never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date. according to friends shannon and sarah. >

we barely got through all of this, all of this water.e got down here to this underpass and right here was a man laying dead. we put the scaffold right here and it went down from this side. you can see the rope's still there and we would lower it, inmates would climb down that scaffold and we would line them up on this road, about 6,000. probably the largest mass movement, obviously, of inmates in the country. we would put the boats in the water right down here under this overpass and run them around here. meanwhile, the folks on top, first they threw stuff at us. that's one of the things they threw off that bridge at us, it's still right here, do you remember that? that's a spear. >> transported by boat and then bus, close to 2,000 parish prisoners ended up at angola. some perhaps simply victims of bad luck. >> my name is paul kunkle from toledo, ohio. we were on a long vacation, about 35 days, traveling across country, all the way down to cabo san lucas, mexico, where i have a time share. we came back through arizona and texas, where i

if i had seen him, i would have killed him with my bare hands. 39 pa rtygoers were killed him with myrs were killed and around 200 people gathered today in a show of solidarity and protest the spate of solidarity and protest the spate of attacks that have crippled turkey, especially the tourism industry. this country has already seen industry. this country has already seen around 30 attacks this year alone and the fear is this violence could get out of hand. well with me is our security correspondent frank gardner. given what we know about the attack, what background is the gunmen likely to have? there is quite a lot of discussion he has had some kind of military training. because of his modus operandi, the way he acted once inside the nightclub. he reportedly threw some device, some improvised explosive device to distract people while he reloaded his assault weapon. so he had several clips, reports say, between four and six empty magazines, each of which contained 30 rounds at the scene. he fired about 180 rounds of ammunition. this is what the military call a complex attack, even th

"the orders are flowing in, we can barely cope", the boss tells me. mr trump is becoming a target of anger, rather than a figure of fun. mock—ups of taiwanese ships provide shooting practice at this chinese military museum, just across the taiwan strait. while us presidents have long avoided challenging beijing's claim to sovereignty, the so—called one china policy, mr trump says he might. "china's military, especially our navy, is growing stronger." "we don't fear us provocation", this man tells me. "we want peace, but if they cross our red line we have to take measures," this woman agrees. last week, in a move seen by some as intended to make that very point, china sent its aircraft carrier through the taiwan strait. and china's communist party—run newspapers have issued a stark warning, telling mr trump that if he changes us policy, beijing will have no choice but to take off the gloves, and that china will mercilessly combat those who advocate taiwan's independence. these chinese workers make luxury marble products for the us market. for them, the

they have to check him for explosives with their bare hands.lucky. just a civilian. we arrived in what looks like a deserted village. locals start to emerge. tentatively, to offer thanks. but soon this. warning shots. from a wary troops. ‘s at last, freedom and relief. there is nothing to worry about, he says. it is all over. there is a legacy of torment. they destroyed us, says muhamed. they completely destroyed us. there was a sense of a community coming back to life. of old friends reuniting, freed from the tyranny of is. the moment of victory for the peshmerga. and for some here, of rebirth. i can't find words to express how happy are you, says this man. it feels like i have been born again. nearby, locals attacked and is sign that had loomed over them, instructing women to cover themselves from head to toe. amal was happy to be wearing her best and not wearing a hijab. is this woman thanks the peshmerga, is make their presence felt not far away. helping to secure the village, away. helping to secure the village, a volunteer sniperfrom away

here illegally, they have broken the law, they need to pay the consequences of that action at the bare minimum should be deportation. they broke the law, we're a nation of laws, law and order is coming back to america. >> and gerald, how do you go about deporting them? what is the best approach in your mind? >> to be honest, i would actually -- i would actually support -- in this case -- this would be the one time i would support in a way a bigger government which would be to actually hire on more -- like immigration and custom enforcement agents and start rounding them up. deport them. >> thank you. we'll get a response. >> yes, i mean, i think during this campaign we've seen a lot of different interpretations of who is a criminal and what is a criminal act. certainly it is against the law to cross the border. there is also a large number of unauthorized migrants who came here on a valid visa and then overstayed it. certainly not all of them crossed the border. and then one has to weigh the crime, as it were, against some of the benefits that people have here. for instance, there are

i'm watching "nightline" with ted koppel appears rudy giuliani is being entered to and he barely mentions. instead what he says is my policies are working. new york is safer than it's ever been and i have the most restrained, best behaved police force in the united states. and i am thinking, your policies are working and you've got an unarmed man with no criminal record who has just been coming down? there is something going on here. so as a scholar and continuing to work and then ferguson in 2014. all of the pundits regardless of the ideological venue are asking why are black people burning where they live? they are talking about this black rage as buildings are on fire. i'm shaking my head no going this is white rage. i have lived in missouri for 13 years. i saw what policies could do and how they undermine access. i suffered an out in a city like ferguson that is 36% black but the voter turnout was only 6%. think about the kind of policies for 67% of the population into 6% of the voting population. i saw a school district on probation for 15 years. .. at emery university and i teach hu

one and done in san francisco, fired tonight barely a year after the eagles let him go. he lost 21 of the last 25 games, finished 2-4 with the 49ers. >> the eagles had a lot of trouble. the flyers are having a lot of trouble as well. the flyer withs a ten p game winning streak, they have lost six of seven. tonight trying to fight back in anaheim. down two in the second. they come back. sean gets the flyers within one. a minute later, braeden schenn ties it at three on the powerplay, stays that way with a shootout. korey perry, the flyers need a score to stay alive. flyers lose four straight despite 55 shots on goal. let's hope they figure it out as they come back to face the rangers. >> let's hope. quick break. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "action news" "sports sunday" next on channel6. we continue tomorrow morning. now for all of the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great night and happy new year. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it seemed more like a preseason game than season finale. >> we have to evaluate. we have an evaluation process. >> time to wash away t

uniform says police officer but one woman says that barely describes the cop who just saved her life.s her calling him her angel. >>> kathy orr tracking that kind of nasty forecast. >> unbelievable. we have rain, we have wind. the winds even picking up over philadelphia now with our nor'easter still to the south. it moves toward the northeast and passes by during the early hours of tuesday. rain, wind and more trouble down the shore. details coming up and your seven day forecast. ♪ >>> rescuers pull father and son to safety out of severe flood waters it happened in arizona. richard al many was driving with his father to the airport in a rental car when all of a sudden they came across a flooded road. they called 911 and rescuer crews got there anchored the car and then worked to pull the two guys out by helicopter. al many describes the moment he noticed they were in trouble. >> i stopped and looked. it wasn't foo far up the door. i took kind of an elevated route. the back wheel skid down and dropped us into a little bit of a lower area where the water started to fill up and it swung

he barely had a first set quite so simple as the one throwing up quite so simple as the one throwingd to be ranked inside the world's top 30. but he managed just seven points in a set andy murray wrapped up in 20 minutes. —— thrown up in doha. murray matched jeremy chardy every shot of the way as he upped his intensity a reinvigorated jeremy chardy refused to just fall over. instead, even with some unorthodox methods, he forced a tie—break. he made things harder than necessary as usual. but, as usual, murray prevailed. new year, new name, same old andy, or, so andy —— sir andy. joanna konta has continued her winning start to the season. she is through to the quarterfinals in china. she recovered from a set down and being a breakdown in the second to beat king. she wrapped up the match in just over an to beat king. she wrapped up the match injust over an hour and a half. gb tae kwon do said they had reservations with jade jones taking pa rt reservations with jade jones taking part in thejump. they have held extensive talks with jones about the risks involved. the reality show involves