errol barnett, cbs news, the white house. they they were regarding special terrorists planning an attack in stts petersburg. errol barnett, cbs news, the white house. >>> senator john mccain is back in arizona. he had been hospitalized in maryland for a viral infection as he battles brain cancer. his doctors say he is responding positively to treatment. mccain's office says he looks forward to return to office in january, but he will miss this week's vote on the republican tax bill. >>> republican law firms say congress will pass their overhaul tax bill this week. the vote could be as early as tomorrow. it will be the biggest rewrite since 1986, and it will be their first legislative victory since president trump was elected. laura podesta reports. >> reporter: republican senators are broadcasting their support for the tax cut bill saying there is no downside to the plan to decrease personal taxes and shrink the corporate tax rate. >> this is something that's designed to energize the economy. it should work. >> this is good n

that's derrick barnett picking it up, scoring, to ends christmas night. the final, eagles 19, raiders ten. the birds are now 13 and two on the season, and have home field throughout the playoffs. >> i just told them congratulations, man, i mean, every team now in the post-season if we get a chance to continue on, coming right through here, that's what we wanted. that's what our goal was cents this week. and we wanted to finish the game that way. and we did. and we're excited about that. and we just now got to obviously get ready to play. >> every team we face here on out obviously the playoff caliber teams. and, you know, it is going to be a dog fight each week. >> eagles fans might be uneasy after two shaky performances that is row, it's not stopping the players from looking toward the playoffs. lesley van arsdall caught up with some of them after last night's game. >> it wasn't pretty. there is cents definitely cause for concern but a win is a win around home field playoffs -- home field advantage for the playoffs is huge. >> it is cents still pretty go

reena. >> ninan: errol barnett from the white house. thank you, errol. a florida teenager missing for nearly a week has been found. she turned up almost 1200 miles from home near syracuse, new york, along with a high school soccer coach. roxana saberi has the story. >> we are so thankful to have her back. >> reporter: nearly a week after she went missing from her home in florida, caitlyn frisina looked shaken as he reunited with her parents in central new york. >> it's been difficult. i'm glad to have my daughter back where i know i can protect her and keep her safe as a father always wants to do. >> reporter: the reunion comes less than a day after authorities found caitlyn with family friend rian rodriguez. they detained the 27-year-old after pulling his car over in the syracuse suburb parking lot. state trooper kaden kelso. >> i don't think either one of them wanted to run. >> reporter: kat caitlyn's pares had reported their daughter missing last sunday in florida. the search continued to georgia, where caitlyn's debit card was iewldzed to withdraw $2

barnett picks up the ball, final score, eagles 19, raiders ten. merry christmas. and eagles fans of course grateful for the christmas win >> but for most of >> again, there are some reservations, pretty solid teams, so they'll need more than just home field advantage to evening out the win. but for now live from wip. >> peco still working to restore power to customers, that is after high winds toppled trees, and snapped power lines leaving thousands to celebrate christmas right in the danker. well there is was the scene across much of our region yesterday, power lines, cradling falling trees. the most significant wind damage was seen in bucks, montgomery, and chester counties. now, at the height, peco estimates that more than 7,000 people were without power this morning, that number down considerably to 500. >>> well high winds are also believed to have caused a fire inside the devon train station , in chester county. crews responded there, around 12:30 yesterday afternoon, after the platform love caught fire. now, strong winds then blew pieces of the roof onto pa

. >> fumble, running in, derrick barnett. for the touchdown. >> they now have home field advantage throughout the playoffs. >> we put on the candle. >> christmas in the dark. powerful winds knock down trees and power lines. >> dramatic video shows flames destroying homes in delaware, the fire burns late into the night. >>> once i realize we were going off the runway, i was like oh, oh! >> plane flies on runway at boston logan international airport. >> did a fantastic job, everyone applauding him at the end. >> all the sudden ten got really really bad. >> people in erie, and elsewhere, treated to a white christmas. >> i'm originally from south alabama. i can't get used to it. >> today's morning minute ... >> true white christmas for some, and heavy snow created white-out conditions in northwestern pennsylvania yesterday. >> turning to our forecast, katie, nothing like that for us today, but it was really cold out there, continues to be really cold. i have a question. i feel like phone you're not from the south, do you ever rea

errol barnett, cbs news, the white house. >>> senator john mccain is back in arizona. he had been hospitalized in maryland for a viral infection as he battles brain cancer. his doctors say he is responding positively to treatment. mccain's office says he looks forward to return to office in january, but he will miss this week's vote on the republican tax bill. . >>> republicans in congress say they will vote on the tax bill this week. it will be the biggest rewrite since 198 f and it will be their first legislative victory since president trump was laura podesta reports. >> reporter: they're saying there's no downside to decrease personal taxes and shrink the corporate tax rate. >> it's something designed to energize the economy. >> this is good news for the american people. we're going to get the economy roaring again and improve pay and increase jobs. >> reporter: but democrats and independents like vermont's bernie sanders says it will expire in 2025. >> because the benefits for the middle class are temporary while the corporate benefits are permanent. at the end of

reena. >> ninan: errol barnett. thank you very much, errol. well, the third-largest wildfire in california's modern history triggered new evacuations today northwest of los angeles. the so-called thomas fire has already burned more than 400 square miles and more than 700 homes in ventura and santa barbara counties. it's now threatening the coastal community that's hope to oprah winfrey, ellen degeneres, and other celebrities. the evacuation zone is about 17 miles long and five miles wide. it stret f to the pacific. well, on the last weekend of autumn, snow is falling in the usual places. this was the scene overnight in erie, pennsylvania, between friday and today. they got about a foot of snow. they've had about 30 inches so far this month alone. some of hollywood's most-powerful executives are funding a new commission to fight sexual harassment. as carter evans reports, they've appointed a well-known figure to run the commission. >> reporter: some of the biggest influencers in the entertainment industry are joining forces to combat sexual mis

errol barnett is on chilapitol hill. >> you're right. there is quite a lot of fine print, so lawmakers will likely spend the weekend going through the bill's more than 500 pages. >> i think it's going to do very, very well. i think that we are going to be in a position to pass something as early as next week. >> president trump is bullish on getting a tax cut bill on his desk by christmas. the final republican plan retains seven personal tax brackets with rates dropping for almost everyone. a family earned $75,000 a year, for example, would see its marginal rate drop from 15% to 12%. >> everybody's lives will be better off because of tax reform because of the tax relief families get. >> republican leaders made a last-minute change friday, boosting the refundable portion of the child tax credit to $1,400. that means low income parents pocket that money even if they don't owe taxes. >> this is good for working families. >> that earned back the vote of florida's marco rubio and fellow holdout bob corker. they called this bill a once-in-a-ge

newspaper belle's that a large amount of munitions had been found near a christmas market in western barnett. and our show the bonus they got follows after the break where we'll be discussing run firing paper bosh and replacing him with pay just over they also have all the sundays games including what turned out to be a blizzard of goals in blizzard conditions and colognes relegation clash with the firebrick. all that and more coming up here watching in detail the news coming to you live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more. i. am not proud of them they will not succeed in defining us not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of the stick trying to show that. taking the stand global lose that matters d. w. made for mines. and the other. human rights. d.w. . hello and welcome to the just like here on d w i'm matt herman. absolutely wild match day fifteen is in the books coaches in coaches out and snow snow snow with me to talk it all over our two top flight guests we've got richard goltz former goalkeeper for hamburg and freiburg and a very own

here is errol barnett. >> i can think of no better christmas present for the american people than giving you a massive tax cut. >> echoing his pensacola speech, president trump tweeted this morning about the stock market's record highs, unemployment rates, 17 year low and tax cut bill getting closer. he then played golf in west palm beach with republican senator lindsay graham, in an effort to shore up gop support amid mounting head winds. >> i don't know where the bill is going to come out. >> kau sthusrepublican senators collins is withhold sag part until she sees the final version. collins wants her amendment to eliminate automatic cuts to medicare included. >> i've don't want seniors to have anxiety of wondering whether the tax bill somehow is going to trigger a cut in medicare. >> you can save my life. >> during a thursday flit back to arizona, republican senator jeff flake was implored by a passenger suffering with als also a democratic activist, to vote no on the bill. >> my life depends on it. >> most of the country disapproves of the gop tax plan. cbs news found only 20% of amer

here is errol barnett. >> mr. president, why did you fire general flynn? >> ignoring questions as he returned to the white house yesterday. president trump just implied via twitter he knew general mike flynn lied to the fbi before making the decision to fire him. but that tweet sources tell cbs news was drafted by the president's lawyer, john dowd who've didn't mean to suggest the president knew of flynn's lie off to the fbi at the time. flynn friday pleaded guilty to lying. >> the president of the united states. with me alone saying i hope this. i took it as this is what he wants me to do. >> reporter: the president's first tweet this morning was a denial he asked former fbi director james comey to end his inquiry into flynn's possible crimes. calling comey's june testimony a lie. and saying the fbi is tainted, dishonest with a reputation in tatters. >> tweeting comment regarding ongoing criminal investigations at your own peril. i would be careful. >> michael flynn is key to determining if there was any collusion between the trump team and russia. >> if

quarterback jalen mills and derek barnett dealing with injuries today. 12-2 eagles remain in the driver more victory or one more minnesota loss, eagles lock up the post season. >> obviously, these are a tough opponent. we want to give ourselves a chance to do what we want to do and have it our way throughout the playoffs. >> there is a lot on the line for the football team. it would be their first bowl victory since 2011. fans making the trip. second quarter, they call him franky. a four yard score. 7-0 owls. he would stay in the game, fourth quarter, now throwing it. isaiah wright for the >> a special night for temple's women's basketball program. the owls candice dupuis, 15 points a game in her career. >> asia wilson, 28 points and 14 rebounds, temple loses 86-60. marilyn, second half, greyhounds work the ball to cam gregory. they are now 6 of 7. sixers give local kids a special surprise. 16 youth from the methodist home for children got lockers, jerseys ando you do with that? head out on to the court ball at the wells fargo cen>> ms too. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 follow

. >> good news, jalen mills, wisniewski and barnett also practiced for the eagles today. he's going to give all of them off on christmas morning to spend time with their families. that's pretty cool. if the packers could win took, eagles would already clinch home field advantage during the playoffs. no matter what, he's going to continue playing his starters. >> i think it's important to continue to play. if we're fortunate enough in that position to rest, i'll make a decision at that time, but i think it's important that we continue to play. >>> 100-yard rushing and receiving games have been few and far between. just four totals 100-yard games, and nick foles continued that. no one ran for 250 yards, and went to four different receivers. they have a bunch of different weapons in the red zone. nick, is the all part of the game plan? >> you don't really go into a game thinking that. you go in understanding whew offense, understanding the opposing defense and where you want to attack them. it just so happens through the course of the game, based on progressions, different c

once holdouts, seen tnator rubid bob corker are putting it on track errol barnett is on capitol hill.rning. >> reporter: good morning. now that key republican holdouts have signed on, gop leaders are on track to pass this bill as early as next week, but there is quite a lot of fine print. the lawmakers will likely spend the weekend going through the bill's more than 500 pages. >> i think it's going to do very, very well. i think that we are going to be in a position to pass something as early as next week. >>> president trump is bullish on getting a tax cut bill on his desk by business. the final republican plan retains seven personal tax brackets with rates dropping for almost everyone. a family earning $75,000 for a year, for example, will see the rate drop from 15% to 12%. >> everyone's life will be good under tax reform. >> reporter: boosting the refundable portion of the child tax credit to $1400. that means low-income parents pocket that money even if they don't owe taxes. >> this is good for working families. >> reporter: that earned back the vote of marco rubio and bob corker.

derrick barnett picks it up. he scoops. he scores. he finishes off the night.9 to ten. it was not pretty. but the birds are 13 and two, they've got home field throughout the playoffs. >> we found a way to win. you know? i would love to win 40 to three, or 34 to 28, but sometimes you'll be in these games. >> eagles play the final game of the regular season new years eve against the cowboys right here in philly. now eagles fans, are happy about the win, but, even they have to admit the offense kept them on edge for most of the game. one fan says he's happy but the defense stepped up late. >> i thought they sucked. but they still -- (laughing). >> absolutely terrible. nick foles needs to rethink his life and everything that he's done. he doesn't know how to hold a snap when they throw it to him but it was all up to little baby jesus, little baby jesus is the one that won us the game. thanks to him, 8 pounds 6 pounds baby jesus. >> sure. sure. why not? ya, that works. earlier on chris ma day the sixers looking to stop five game losing streak, the process made stop

errol barnett has our report. >> reporter: upon returning from camp david president trump was asked directly if he intends to fire special counsel robert mueller. >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: he insisted nothing will be found on his transition team's e-mails now in robert mueller's possession. >> i doubt he'll find anything. but his lawyers claim the e-mails were obtained unlawfully. he obtained them from mr. trump's transition team. on saturday his lawyer sent this 7-page letter to o two congressional oversight committees describing that action as unlawful, adding that the special counsel's office has extensively used the materials in question. the special counsel spokesperson said, quote, when we have obtained e-mails in the course of our ongoing criminal investigation, we have secured either the account owner's consent or it was due to a criminal process. while it was said firing him would be mistake he is concerned over the dismissal of two others. >> i think it jeopardizes the integrity of his investigation. >> reporter: president trump continues to maintain a relationship with russian

derek barnett takes it back the other way. 19-10 eagles your final...iders drop to 6-and-9. end the season next week in l-a against the chargers. -- moving on now to what's become a holiday tradition-- warriors-cavaliers on christmas day. --let's head to oracle-- this is the 3rd year in a row they've played on december 25th. ---their first meeting since the finals.. --but steph curry..áout with an ankle injury --early on, a lot of chippiness. kevin durant and jose calderon were going back and forth. both kd and draymond green...were hit with early technicals. -this one kept going back and forth. in the 3rd, warriors up 2...kevin love..3-ball corner pocket. cavs take the lead... and love led all scorers with 31-points. --check out this momentum changing play. draymond blocks tristan thompson... and defense turns into offense.. kd with a slam on the other end. --then 2-minutes to go in the 4th, warriors up 92-90 lebron james..on jordan bell. shows the rookie a few moves.. with the stop and drop. and we are all tied at 92. --steve kerr takes a timeout.. wa

amy far wise and breanna barnett are also running for office. angela alioto also through her ad into the race, but did not respond for an interview besides those who officially announce their running, there is speculation that supervisor jane kim, the city attorney dennis herrera and acting mayor could also fire paperwork. they have until january 9 two do so. that special election will be on june 5. whoever wins that will be the city's mayor until january 2020. as for bree, she says right now she would like to focus on her task at at hand of running the city as the acting mayor. from there she may throw her hat in, but it is still too soon to say. >>> a woman in fremont is being charged in the stabbing death sunday night of a 19-year- old man. witnesses told police 20-year- old i have abdulla stabbed ucf new lobby in a dismissed -- in a domestic dispute. police say of dollars took off from the home on fremont boulevard near washington but was arrested about two hours later. police say they seized a knife that is believed to be the weapon in this

errol barnett has more on this from the white house. >> reporter: president trump continues to deny any wrongdoing during last year's election, with his lawyers now claiming special counsel robert mueller is breaking the law. >> there is absolutely no collusion, i didn't make a phone is -- no conclusion whatever. >> reporter: president trump continues to deny any wrongdoing during last year's election, with his lawyers now claiming special counsel robert mueller is breaking the law. mueller's team gained access to e-mails from mister trump's transition team, provided not by the team itself, but by the general services administration. on saturday, the president's transition team lawyer sent this seven-page letter to two congressional oversight committees, describing that action as "unlawful," adding that "the special counsel's office has extensively used the materials in question." the special counsel's spokesperson said, "when we have obtained e-mails in the course of our ongoing criminal investigation, we have secured either the account owner's consent or appropriate criminal process."

and then as time was running out, derrick barnett recovered a fumble for a touchdown. score, eagles 19, raiders 10. >>> five nba stars kept fans entertained. >> the timber wolves beat the lakers. the wolves scored 12 straight points. midway through the final quarter to pull away for the win. >> kyle kuzma led all the scores, most by any rookie on christmas in 14 years but not enough to beat the wolves. and in oklahoma city, russell westbrook led the scoring, as the thunder notched their fifth straight win, beating the rockies 112-107. houston's james harden was held to 29 points. he usually scores way more than that. he says he has no doubt the rockets will return to form as soon as they get back some of their injured players. that's the problem there. >> and you know what else happened? in oakland, it was an epic rematch between golden state and cleveland. the game staying close to the end. they were tied up at 92 until thompson knocked out a clutch. lebron trying to answer back but met by kevin durant in the paint. no foul was called. lebron clearly wanted it. warrio

the citizens assembly debates the big issues facing irish society three years ago when barnett devote on arlin's introduction of same sex marriages it was a hard task you often heard of priest peta fights. so many similar to the effort in the only. person and. but years ago i used that item all under the one candidate i was. given all to seem to me even that it will be to fight is again our lives because of whatever they were the same type of people and i just heated and i just displays them. for the past few years this hotel near dublin has hosted this experiment in grassroots democracy now arlen's fourth citizens assembly is meeting here been barred took part in the first assembly in two thousand and fourteen the concept is for ninety nine ordinary irish citizens to debate politics for one year young old university graduates farmers even opponents or their chosen by lottery. this group is debating pension reforms they pour over statistics listen to experts and consider details everything is broadcast live on the internet no closed doors actions here the sort of experience that our c

however one online publication barnett does publish ratings for german and foreign architectural offices based on the amount of trade press they've received from its listings it's clear that while the bauhaus may be history its principles still have considerable influence. to command the for many years now germany has been best known for engineering load bearing construction and solar technology for the down to earth style of architecture rather than signature design. that germany has a reputation for reliability and that draws in a lot of business internationally it. was not exposed on. the top germans in the international rankings are gathered come out against partners the bureau is very big in german terms with over five hundred star g.m.p. operates worldwide designing and building museums stadiums and entire cities like lingen in china the architects pride themselves on having a very distinct a static absolutely. they took your basic philosophy is reducing function down to what is absolutely necessary in all of our buildings we always pad things down to the absolute essentials and th

. >> good news for the eagles, jalen mills and barnett practiced for the eagles on saturday.ays he's giving all of his players and coaches off christmas morning to spend the holiday with their families. >> listen, you don't get these times back. you don't get them back. too important to me, my family and so i want to make sure these players with young kids, coaches with young kids, they get a chance to spend christmas morning together. >> and it was nine degrees at kickoff in green bay last night. the eagles still have not clinched the number one seed of the nfc because the vikings beat the packers 16-0. that was here on nbc 10. the birds can clinch home field throughout the playoffs if they beat the raiders tomorrow night, christmas night. it is a black christmas, eagles wearing all black. i'm john clark from nbc sports philadelphia. have a great holiday. >>> hundreds of people turned out for the annual chester christmas concert and toy giveaway yesterday. the night began with performances by jermaine dolly and several local choirs at the macedonia church. >>> last check of

for various reasons i think it's the same across as across the world but chris barnett also always said you know that that's going to be a major problem and that in his career he said that but lead in his career confirmed that was the case but do you blame bureaucracy to a large extent as well later. and possibly one way of looking at it would have to it would take some bold steps from politicians for example i believe there's some countries in europe i think spain and austria comes to mind where once you die your body goes to the states perhaps that's one way that one should look at oakland only nation in future we the state says that once you die your body or your organs become the property of the state to take away that. almost the problem with families who might be very lax to say well you can have my partner on marcelo children's organs i mean it's a very difficult thing for you to do but if it's mandated perhaps by state by law it might be much easier to let in the if you look back and say you know what it was the right decision even though the u.k. is taking one of those bold ste

(f) heerl is errol barnett. >> president trump, why did you file general flynn? >> ignoring questions as he returned to the white house yesterday, president trump had just implied via twitter he knew general mike flynn lied to the to fire him. but that tweet sources tell cbs news was drafted by the president's lawyer john dowd, who didn't mean to imply that he knew he had lied to the fbi at the time. pleading guilty to lying. >> i took it this is what he wants me to do. >> reporter: the president's first tweet this morning was he knew it was a denial, to independently his inquiry into flynn's possible crimes. callings comey's june testimony a lie and saying the fbi is tainted dishonest with a reputation in tatters. >> we tweet in comment regarding ongoing criminal investigations at your only peril, i would be careful if i were you mr. president. >> lindsay graham. >> if there was coongs between trump campaign and the russian he i can't think of anyone who woul

here's errol barnett. >> and i can think of no better christmas present for the american people than giving you a massive tax cut. >> echoing his pensacola speech on friday president trump tweeted this morning about the stock market's record highs, the unemployment rate, 17 year low, and the tax cut bill getting closer. he then played golf in west palm beach with republican senator lindsey graham in an effort to shore up gop support amid mounting headwinds. >> i don't know where the bill is going to come out. >> cautiously optimistic republican senator susan collins is withholding support until she sees the final version. collins wants her amendment to eliminate automatic cuts to medicare included. >> but i don't want seniors to have the anxiety of wondering whether the tax bill show is going to trigger a cut in medicare. >> during a thursday flight back to arizona republican senator jeff flake was implored by a passenger suffering from als who is also a democratic activist to vote no on the bill. >> my life depends on it. >> most of the country disapproves of the gop tax plan. cbs n

he's keeping an eye on several injured birds derek barnett and stefen wisniewski.e received has helped. there's debate on whether he should rest the starters since the eagles are already playoff ground. >> play our best players and win. i think it's important that they continue to play and, you know, it's -- if we're in that position if we're fortunate enough to be in that position to rest, i'll make a decision at that time but i think it's important here in these next couple of games in we continue to play because that's week 17. you don't play for a couple of weeks. i think it's important to maintain -- maintain the edge, maintain the aggressiveness and if it's one play, one series, one quarter, you know, i'll make that decision at that time. >> okay. here's your latest playoff scenario. if the vikings lose to the packers in green bay tonight the eagles will clinch the number one seed in the nfc and home field advantage throughout the playoffs. tonight's game is at 8:30. the eagles could still secure the top spot on their own with a victory over the raiders monda

. >> rob barnett used to weigh a nhe.ey lost around 125 dd they say they did it using the' book "thets' diet: the surprising formula for losing weight and published by touchstone, an imprint ofim division of cbs. welcome in. i'm not reaw weight. >> it's always kind of failed. so many vieweried to lose weight and they try a shortcut method and put ton. we've been there and done that. the real issue here is so mh fod for you. you know, the way --, well, the this clags of bad foochld we no salad were good for me. it was about changing my behavior. >> people need more nutritional tinformatm because you had your own bout with inflation, i guess you could le. you're economists. you don't have a degree in medicine. gs have the answer that these thousands of diet books that >> i would say it's because we're framing the problem as on impose scarcity, having toatin yourself. it's really about behavi econom conditions, and adjusting behavior accordingly. once you f realize, again, as rob said, to help. it's about how to eat less. >

. >>> and running in is derrick barnett for the touchdown. >> and the eagles pull off a win over theakland raiders at the linc but it was not easy the big moments from the game. >> thousands of people spend their christmas in the dark. thanks to tree toppling winds. how many people are still wait to go get their power back. >> and, the chill in the area is not going anywhere. this is live flock our parkway central library camera. how cold it will feel as you return to work. >>> and today is tuesday, december 26th. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. katie, it is chilly. >> really chilly out there, yes, the winds is still whipping not quite as harsh as yesterday but st

the final points came from defensive end derek barnett who scored on a 23-yard fumble.action news" reporter bob brooks is live in south philadelphia with more on the game. bob, we want them looking good because last night felt lucky and you don't get lucky at the super bowl. >> reporter: no, tam, you certainly don't get lucky at the super bowl. in fact, this is probably the second week in a row where the eagles have played against weaker opponents but they've struggled throughout the game and fans they realize that and the like you just said they want to see better. let's take a look. >> santa wants to give the eagles a super bowl for christmas. yeah, it's a christmas miracle >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: there was a lot of celebrating and a lot of reasons for that. on this late fourth quarter field goal by jake elliott the eagles pretty much sealed up a win against the raiders. they would go on to win 19-10. still a number one seed and home field advantage through the playoffs. >> go eagles. >> reporter: but despite the win in good times this was there second we

interventions that are not costly and where we need to look at making a real change which is what barnett was i think trying to do back in one thousand nine hundred seven trying to say you know yeah we've got to do something for somebody who has no other no other option and ethics while they are important and i think they were important to him to some extent i think for him it was finally about finding a clinical treatment to help the dying patients and i think that should be the focus as an extraordinary technology back then and it remains say today thank you very much to all our guests for joining us here today on inside story stephen west to be the trial of a gal that and james. and thank you to you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and to further discussion to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story and you can join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from me laura and the whole team here. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the u.s. response to dru

derek barnett returned a fumble for a touchdown. the eagles won this one 19 to 10.the raiders drop to 6-and- 9. oakland ends the season in l-a against the chargers. ( will ) the warriors are winners of an n-b-a finals rematch. golden state -- still without steph curry -- beat the cavaliers on christmas -- 99 to 92. klay thompson hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:33 left. he finished with 24 points. kevin durant finished with 25 points... seven rebounds and five blocked shots. draymond green had a triple-double with 12 points... 12 rebounds and 11 assists. this was the warriors 12th win in 13 games... after their 11-game winning streak was snapped by denver on saturday night. ( will ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... spending christmas with those in need. how an east bay restaurant and a church worked together to spread some holiday cheer. ( will ) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (will) let's do a quick bridge check this morning. starting with the bay bridge... (will) live look now at the richmond bridge... (will) time to check

here is a mother and host of radio show truth exchange, kathy barnett, thanks for joining us. >> thanking me. heather: your 9-year-old daughter is joining us in studio. facebook, social media, good for kids or bad for kids? >> in general i believe there are more worthwhile adventures for children to engage in like going outside, playing around in the backyard and doing other activities but my first thought is having to billion users on facebook just isn't enough for them because they are coming after our babies as targets. heather: this particular apps will be limited in scope that will allow messaging and video chat. how are they planning on policing it? >> they are not. i think we have forgotten a little bit earlier in the month of november, sean parker, one of the former executives came out and said they consciously understood the implications of trying to get people hooked on facebook, like anxiety, depression, reduced productivity and they did it anyway. they went on to say the only thought process they took into consideration when designing facebook was how could they consume as

here's errol barnett. >> this is a tribute to our nation at the highest level. >> reporter: appearingthe opening of jackson, mississippi's new civil rights museum today, president trump honored civil rights leaders and their legacy. >> today, we pay solemn tribute to our heroes of the past and dedicate ourselves to building a future of freedom, equality, justice, and peace. >> reporter: civil rights icon congressman john lewis, and mississippi congressman bennie thompson boycotted the event, saying in a joint statement, "president trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum." in response, the white house said, "it's unfortunate members of congress wouldn't join the president in honoring civil rights leaders." >> so, once again, mr. president, we don't need you to tell us in mississippi what a civil rights movement is about. >> reporter: jackson's mayor, chokwe lumumba, held a press conference with civil rights activists ahead of the president's arrival. >> we're standing in a court with what the ideals of this civil rig

wrote in the case of west virginia versus barnette in 194 which struck down a requirement at the kids of jehovah's the flag and te state pledge of allegiance. this is during war time. we had to be patriotic. make sure that we weren't supporting our enemies. nevertheless, that requirement was struck down. justice jackson wrote, if there is any fixed star in our constitutional constellation, it's no official, high or petty, can prescribe which shall be orthodox in politics, national, religion, or other matters of opinion, or force citizens to act their faith therein. the fl state pledge of allegiance. this is during war 30 years hence, 40 years ago, in the new hampshire license plate case, the right to speak and the right to refrain from speaking are complementary components of the broader conception of individual freedom of mind. this involved the new hampshire slogan, live free or die. and the court struck down that requirement. the reason why, wherever you live, whichever state or the district, if you don't like the default slogan that's on that license plate in the district, it's no

barnett,inion versus over ruling the judgment of the court that upheld the right of parents to salute the flag. court ofted from the holding of the military orders that direct the exclusion of japanese-americans from the west coast. in this time, justice robert h. jackson comes to be regarded as the best writer of any justice except for the current 9 and any justice with whom any has served. 1945, president harry truman of points jackson to serve as united states council -- chief counsel. he created the first international criminal court. ions reached theent harry four t london agreement of 1946. fighting andwere they moved to nuremberg where jackson served to lead the successful prosecution of the nazi leaders. examinationitness both the direct and cross and captured authentic, uncontested nazi documents plus witness testimony building testimony of nazi crimes that we know now today as the holocaust. jackson returns home and serves eight more courts with decisions that are contest it and sometimes -- contested and sometimes unanimous. and he voted as chief justice warren upheld roe v