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i'm going to go out early becaue i'm bringing a cue for somebody to bring the pastor some water.e're going to take your calls and have more dialogue. we'll be back. >> jason, go ahead. >> so christmas is coming up ina little more than a week. i'm wondering if you think the holidays become too commercialized or if you think it's still grounded strong in te faithful foundation that it has. >> like anything else, it depens on who you ask, right? >> come to new york, you're in the city, you know, it's about the secular aspect of christmas. but i think the reality is that in america there is a diminishig association, religious association with christmas. you know, and those are my concerns spiritually for our nation. we're moving to veganism and its not just a worship of strange god, but it's materialism that comes back into society and i'm concerned about that right now. so i think, yeah, there is a with christmas in our country. >> and how do we reverse that? >> how do we reverse that? >> by those who celebrate it, when armstrong said happy holidays, i said, no, merry christmas. >>

becaus going to provide us with a northwest wind. flurries or light snow midnight thursday through noon still possible but primarily into southern maryland and across the bay. so here's the european model. all the accumulating snow is south of town. into southern maryland. but here's the latest front of the american model gfs. now it's pushed everything up. that does give us an inch or so in the metro. 2" to 4" along the coast. ocean city and bethany pretty good snow for you folks really. in the immediate metro area i'm just thinking flurries. maybe as far north as fredrick and 1" to 2" along the western side of the bay and 2" to 4" along the coast. this is a pretty good snow for them. down across del marva and into the northern neck. most of that will fall between tonight. walking the dog after dinner 20 downtown in the teens elsewhere. by morning we're in the low teens. it will be like 9 or 8 in damascus. high clouds come in by afternoon. some of us will break the freezing mark tomorrow but you will not break freezing and then by 6

the future ir ♪ all becau o ♪ ♪ everybody, do you know what day it is? do. >> two weeks before your birthday. >> reporter: no, but we are in a birthday count down, 3 months. spring garden north broad at spring garden, a little snowy as travel we'll be showing you the different cameras out there. main roads are in good shap give yourself extra time and be y roads another story.ts. newark line we have a train 51 minutes late. s with the route 36 trolley. 16 detours. frankford minute delay. >> reporter: temperatures in the teens, i wan twindchill, this is like on the bus stop. five below in philadelphia. ten below in allentown. 6 below in wilmington, 7 below in trenton. 6 below in millville. obviously you want to bundle up and cover skin this morning through the day and saturday, as well. as the windchills may not get above zero. the high is 17 degrees, it will feel like 1 or 2 below even at the height of the afternoon heating, again, that arctic cold sticks around through saturday and uncomfortable on sunday, things get better next week. we'll be back with

it's a protecteded area becaue these are three flood basins.o it's a perfect spot for resting g anbreeding, not on for fish, but also f for bird. reporter: the park authority has demarcated fishing zones and makes sure the fishermen respect spawning seasons. the freshwater in the basin has helped revive the local fauna, too. lotuses have begun thriving again. local women spend two to three hours a day in the water collecting seeds from the lotus stalks. then they sort them, shell and dry them, and over a period of several weeks, turn them into couscous. mariya: after the dam was built, until last year we couldn't harvest anything. but now nature has started to recover. the lotuses have returned, and we can collect their seeds again. reporter: they harvested some 60kikilos st y year -- enonougho feed their families for months, and sell the excess. another successful venture made possible by the park. local craft traditions have also made a comeback. these women make jewelry they're planning to sell. the raw materials come from the national park.

. >> let me and cryou then becaus pakistan is defensive. and you've laid out a position why you're right and the u.s. is wrong. but isn't it true that the pakistan military has essentially taken control and convinced people, politicians that permanent war is a good thing? they look at india as an existential threat rather than afghanistan and the very hard line terrorists, taliban and haqqani network as being your major threat? and isn't it true that for instance the taliban who's assassinated politicians, they've blown up churches and schools, they have normalized this behavior amongst pakistanis? and the murder of school children is called collective sacrifice. again, this is what observers are saying. you're saying you've made giant leaps forward but this is very debilitating for your country. >> absolutely, christian. and i'm one person who truly believes it was our effort together with the united states of america in ridding from the soviet invasion which instills this extremism, it changed the society forever and ever. i do not also b

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. >> it's because of the age of the battery and also becaus of the cold weather. >> reporter: cold weatheraking a toll on cars and homes where pipes are vulnerable. at east hardware, products to protect them are on display near the front. >> it runs along the piping and then you just tape it up and put the insulation around that. that keeps the pipe warm enough so it doesn't freeze up. >> reporter: and protecting your home and family, we visited liberty station in camden for cold weather safety. >> the problem with it being this cold out is obviously home heating. >> reporter: the battalion chief and captain warn against using ovens to stay warm as some have tried creating carbon monoxide danger. if you use a space heater, don't use an extension cord and give it plenty of room. >> how far away does everything in my house need to be? >> reporter: the captain suggests 6 feet. that means no toys, blankets or furniture all the way around. if you are staying home for the cold spell, remember your car outside. carlton parker says it is a good idea to drive it or at least start it and let it idle

when the gap responsible, becaue if the gap in prosperity becomes too large, and they will not be respected in a world. we bear those responsibilities for the family and culture. responsible for what happens to iraq. we are responsible for what happens to libya. these inhabitants of been reluctant, but i think, slowly but surely, we have worked on this and also had some successes. there is a great convergence , once the european union the refugees are in the union. unifiedt yet have any opinion on this, but we are working on it. and it brings me to the challenge. only if we are economically strong will we have the necessary strength to forge such a corporation of ethics. this is the essence. it's very important. great debt. from colonial times vis-a-vis africa. there are different levels of prosperity. this compact with africa for a ary good reason was called compact with africa because we don't want to have -- we want to be at eye level with our african partners. and we want them to also share in the prosperity of the world. it is a completely new development in the corporation. there is o

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. >> you know, it's like you don't worry about competition becaus it's like you're going into a store and everything is there on the shelf for you. you already bought an all you can eat buffet >> that's perfect. phil, i can't wait to see the latest food show i just want to thank you very much for being here. >> thank you >> it's great to he soo you. >> love seeing you >> that does it for us today that is our show i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining us next week from cookie sales to stem skills to new badges, today's girl scouts are earning and learning keep it here every week. we are "on the money." have a great weekend and we'll see you next time. >>> the guys are getting ready behind me to clear it all up for you. here's what's coming up on the show >>> talk about a face slap shares of facebook are experiencing a rare down day but something in the charts suggest now is the time to buy and -- one tech stock had a massive run in 2018. and the options market is pointing to a big breakout when it reports earnings next week. we'll give you the name. >>> plus -- it's the second

that's becau builds cars in mexico and their sales are down as more people look to buy bigger vehicles. for president trump, the numbers show that his threats to slap a big border tax on mexican-made vehicles has had a limited impact. yes, ford scrapped plans for a final assembly plant in mexico after repeated attacks by the president. and several automakers, including the big three, have said they'll invest billions of dollars expanding auto plants here in the u.s. still, mexico's auto industry is only getting stronger. it exported a record 3.1 million vehicles last year, with three out of four coming north of the border. all of that could change if the trump administration follows through on threats to alter or tear you want north american free trade agreement, a move that could add thousands of dollars in taxes to vehicles built in mexico. but until that happens, gm and other automakers will continue building south of the border. gm says that the demand for trucks and suvs here in the united states is one reason why it continues building in mexico. the plants here in the u.s. that a

we've got toys like the r2d2 which is very much like blurring the line between a toy and a robot, becaum your iphone. it has a sense of personality. >> are there going to be other robots that help me accomplish something? >> i think that there are certain things they can do now that help look like just a smart speaker they can take photographs and i think maybe you're going to start to see them edge into security, for example like the curry robots can tell not just who you are, but like when this is a fun family activity, and let's snap a photo of this because you're probably going to want to capture this and you're not going to want to step out and say let's take a photo. >> moms are rejing so we can actually show up in the pictures. this is a real problem. it's a thing you know. speaking of smartphones, they're not just for cameras anymore. we use them as personal assistants. >> of course. >> for alarms and ordering groceries, and all of that. one problem, though, is oh, you look down and your battery is dead. where are we going with smart charging? >> so what's really interesting, we

but in moldova -- i do want to say this becau i'm very proud of this.ve led the closure of 80% of institutions in moldova. >> that's pretty remarkable. >> yeah, and we're very proud of that. >> and you have all the sort of accountability and all those things -- >> completely. and i would say that if anyone, after watching this program, did want to donate, i have covered all core costs. so any money given to lumos will go into the field. a lot of the solution is donate differently and volunteer differently. that's a huge message i would like to get out to, you know, my people, the people who grew up with "harry potter," who are now all in their 20s. volunteering is an amazing thing, but volunteer in the right way. and volunteering in an orphanage is not a good thing to do. you're propping up the system, and...unfortunately, little though you might want to believe it, one of the reasons institutions are set up is to bring foreign money into the country in the form of donations but also in the form of volunteers, wealthy western volunteers, who are also br

becau the cause of the fire is under investigation. the water was cold enough to cause hypothermia. >>> queen elizabeth has given a rare interview. the 91-year-old monarch was m-- >> it's heavy. it is. it weighs a ton. it's very solid, isn't snit it's impossible to tell which is front and back, i suppose. and you can't look down to read the speech. you have to take the speech up. because if you did, your neck would break. it would fall off. so there are some disadvantages to crowns. but -- >> did you get that? there are some disadvantages to krouns. >> it's hard. i mean, look at that. think of what a hard time she's having. dl during world war ii, the crown juls were buried in a cookie tin near windsor castle so the nazis couldn't find them. >>> when we come back, a sailor saifrd after falling overboard during a race. see the rescue caught on camera. >>> and the hero firefighters who not only caught baby but several other kids from that fire. to most people, i look like most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. f

>> no, becau staying in just one store. going to all the stores, so it doesn't get boring. >> how do you pick your places? bangkok is one of them, mexico city, new orleans and a bunch of other places. >> the whole point of the show is to get you to travel. >> bangkok doesn't seem like one of places in the world. >> except it is. >> okay. >> everyone speaks english. it's a big, modern city, all the going to have a hotel, a bed. it's going to be a beautiful place, even, if you want it to be. the food is unbelievable. watch! watch the episode, you'll see. you'll want to go. >> have you ge to all these places before and this ip hit l? >> nope, nope. >> or you're along the ride for half of them i've been to before, half of them i've always wanted to se discovering wit me. >> what will we get in new orleans? e jambalaya? tell me. >> all of that, but do you know what the number one restaurant in new orleans is right now? it's an israeli restaurant. >> no. where? >> yeah, it's called shaya. >> i don't know it. >> yeah, it's fantast

blue becau second one in calendar month andse.t it.e a total e this is basically when the sun, the earth and t inalignment. this is when it blocks the sun from reaching the moon. it means the sunlight goes around the earth and that casts the red hue on the moon. it's a blood moon but here we don't get a total lunar eclipse but a partial lunar eclipse. if you want to see it you want to head outside at 6:45 in the morning. it happens at 6:48 and look t the west northwest and the moon is setting at 7:10 and the edge of the moon will have that reddish hue and the west coass lucky they gethe he skies are clearing. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have still a few light sers aarndoundyouth jers out and the nuisance snow event right now near theeavend cloud winds are picking upr if allentown and 36 in rea ia. and you step col out he windc hia and 16 in allentown and 15 in wilmington and fls like 19 in satelli es behind i clearing tonight temperatures drop u do want to be carefu anyha roare not blown dry or treated patchy black

what happened to the heat, and your whole house smells like garbage and it doesn't smell like garbage becau of the five bags of rotting garbage you left in the garage 'cause you're afraid to go to the dump 'cause the guys there scare you. it smells like garbage, you realize, 'cause the propane man tells you that's what propane smells like. we give it that smell in order to warn you that you're running out of propane. the propane smells like garbage as a way of telling you that you're garbage. you're garbage people who don't deserve a house. - you are really selling the hell out of this book, let me tell you. - but, you know - but i do think that the reality of your life and of this experience that you have, which includes but is not limited to getting older, is part of the appeal here. - yeah, i mean that's the thing. there is a moment, there are ments clarity in our lives, when the ideas and stories that we tell to ourselves about ourselves fall away. we create an identity for ourselves, as students, as professionals, as parents, as children, and over time, due to simple time passing, pare

becau because coal and steel you needed. the project originally was making sure france and germany would not go to war with each other again. this has become this -- i think it's the first time i have been able to use the phrase. it is deeper i want grantegratie face of deeper integration. it is absurd. the idea that you pour sovereignty and actually sup superce supercedes your own instituti . constitution. it is a focus on national security or they will continue to break up into various different clubettes. i can't guarantee you what it will be. as long as donald trump is president it will remain healthily skeptical. >> that's very encouraging to hear. >> we did not rehearse any of this, honest. >> you mentioned it was a real game changer. one of the most important presidential speeches. he also really directly spoke to the islamist threats on european soil and this is a huge issue across the atlantic at a time when there's intense debating. it is about 2 million migrants from a range of countries. what do you see actually

. >> both sides evntrenched becaue the core supporters are. 57% of democrats believe it is worth shutting down the government over daca. 51% of republicans believe the fight over a border wall is also worth a shutdown. the house passed a continuing resolution after president trump's spoke by phone with freedom caucus members late in the day. he is annoyed the presidnt did not spend more time working the phones to find votes. >> the president tweeted the funding for the c.h.i.p. should not be part of the short-term e e e extension. >>> calls are in place to make sure the agencies have a plan nf place to deal with the shutdown. president trump says democrats will take the worst political hit in the event of the shutdown. here is their primary argument. >> if for any reason it shuts down, the worst thing is what happens to the military. >> the president made that comment outside the pentagon. the fact is a shutdown would not stop the military from operating since it is considered essential. >> the president knows that. back in 2013, a government shutdown then, the president then citizen trum

thinkthat for if a minute becau- that in many ways makes me a faith healer. i routinely ask patients to count back as i administer the drugs that induce anesthesia. counting backwards is a time honored anesthesiology tradition. when rapid acting learn 50, 60 years ago and the loss of conscienceness was possible within a matter of seconds it is likely some anesthesiologist wanting to know speed of induction ask patient to count backwards. 100, 99, 98, the practice stuck. my practice, i continued to ask them to count backwards. stays today. now, a little more truthiness another confession when i size up a patient before coming back and i sense they've been practicing that there's some demon out there that are beginning to speed count backwards, i look them the face and i befuddle them i say okay we're going to count backwards. okay yeah but by sevens. i can't ever remember hearing 86. i reach my goal. my goal is that after my care, every patient is better. sherry not only survived her revision of her heart she thrived. and she returned for her husband and to he

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delays because of a crash eastbod becaus of ft. washington. drive times not too bad. up to 32 to route 1. speeds dropping just a bit. we have been watching this insie earlier this morning. this is all closed and detoured aroundhe let's get backo around church road. watch for 30 minute delays due to power issues. >>> now the eagles road to victory. we are a little more than 29 hours away from the eagles hosting the atlanta falcons for ploffootbal right here on nbc 10. falconsig catch a glimpse of the eagles advantage. the eagles victory bus is hiing the streets again today. we are live with excited fans at the comcast center. hey, britt. >> reporter: yes. a lot of excitement out here. we are right here and you can see the road to victory bus is making its way throughout the city. we have all of r die hard fans. you know they are die hard when they are out here in the rain. the rain is not bothering you guys? >> no. it's just water. >> reporter: what did you write ton bus? what are you wishing for the eagles? >> for them the win. fly eagles, fly. >>hat's right. what abo

virginia and washington stays not because he's perfect but if you don't want that, let somebody else becaus because i n the power of that's going to happen. you see wants to take the statute down and thankfully you see the rallying around it not because he's perfect because he's an american of impact helps shape the country so that will be my answer have them show up and show courage and they can charge everyone elsjudge everyod hundreds of years ago. i am embarrassed by some of these conversations. >> the first whistleblower was filed so it's been something i don't know if you study them all day long that it's become so difficult to be a whistleblower and get the truth out of what it is going on with so many americans. i filed the justice justices and insertinsent instarting a book . i've been looking for justice. i was a legally jailed and tortured in the city of alexandria. the press ignores what's going on with people who don't have money and the hierarchy. but they started speaking up and talking. i spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on attorneys. so, we need to somehow expose our

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it's a temporarieny end, becaus round two is going to be moving into the area. you'll see the snow coming down. you'll see it melting on most surfaces. but there could be some slippery spots first thing this morning. you can see it's just moving past maryland. temperatures will be moving up. it's 31 degrees right now in the suburbs. above freezing right now in philadelphia. above freezing in delaware. even with snow coming down, you're more likely to see it on the grass which will be a bit colder on the roadways. very light snow showers on and off during the day.own hour by for each part of our area so you'll know when the snow moves in and outf minutes. but first jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> broad street showing a bit of delay. you can see one vehicle is over here, a disabled vehicle here, and i saw other cars behind a second ago, but it could have been traffic moving through the area and being stuck behind this guy. right now westbound a little slow causing back up behind to the vine. we'll be watching that for you. also check in with ma

brother and i didn't grow up in very affectionate household my dad would call my flirty because to him becausy, you know? >> oh, geez. >> right. so he's like why is she still flirting? >> i would never lay on the couch under a blanket with my sisters. >> but we all strive in life to be loved. so if you want to get love you have to give love. say it. then we all struggle for like affection and people that are like that will snuggle up, massages. >> do you cuddle with your brother. >> no, but she loves those little boys to cuddle up with her. >> that's different. >> lets them all sleep in the bed. brian probably gets no sleep. >> those are your children. >> but my siblings we would cuddle up under a couch under a blanket, watch a family movie. still do that. >> but you have sisters and brothers. >> yes, three girls, one boy. that's why my brother will watch comedy. >> is he. >> your brother and sister closer in age? >> over 16 years so the bottom two particularly close, they go to, you know, go as deep even he's married see,'s saint. when you have sisters like that he's a saint. he went to like

one more headline, i think fwhoon becau bannon, because of this book, says he is going through jared kushner. bannon battling for the president. we'll have more revelations going through this book. >>> joining me now is michael lighter. former head of the national trer richl center and nbc news. the tweet goes farther than any other one i know of in the united states, talking about his nuclear button being bigger than kim jong-un's nuclear button. first of all, there is no nuclear button. there is a procedure, but there is -- it is true that the commander in chief has ultimate authority over the nuclear arsenal. >> this is clearly infan tile dairn it a very odd where looking for the responsible ones in this. we can't go for that kind of rhetoric. people saying this provokes war, i don't think that's the case. what it does do is show how completely disconnected the president is from current policy on north korea and how diverse the views are within the administration. and you have the state department at the u.n. allies in south korea who are sort of trying to control the drunk driver

we are being housed at maple shade high school but we are in the process of looking for a building becaus er with trying to give the kid in our town a place to go. what we want to does give our kid value, give them a place to value so when they value themselves they value others and they value the community in which they live. we live in the great community with these great kid. >> that is great. >>> place. >> do we have the web site here? a place to go.org, and again, how about the teenagers hanging out at vincent's pizza for a little pizza, lets check the jam cams as we head out to work or school this morning on a monday. little wet, damp there overnight rain. we have problems on patco, all services suspended new between collinswood and then broadway due to a down electrical pole, so that is the situation on mass transit. a live look at the benny as you work your way up and over into downtown philadelphia. all have the lights are green atop the sky scrapers this morning for our eagles and we will get out to the 30 bypass a live look right here near route 322. we're off to a pretty good

cat er pillar sales grew becaus of strong global economy. the s&p 500 record high.turies point to a fresh round of records. >>> it is easier to find an airline seat in 2018. united and american and southwest all will increase capacity this year. the concern is more flights and larger planes with smaller prices spark a fare war. >> the six largest u.s. airlines have lost $14 billion in market value. >>> walmart looking to japan's retailer to help compete with amazon. beginning to sell e-readers and audio books. amazon started an an online book seller. it helps walmart compete on both sides of the pacific. walmart will set up an online grocery platform in japan. all about the digital dollars. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. we have the latest as the president wanted to fire special counsel robert mueller and live coverage from davos tomorrow. no, on monday. it's friday. i almost forgot. it's friday. i almost forgot. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new d

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falsely reporting about anthony scaramucci's meeting with the russians, retractingab it becaue of what they called it "significant breakdown in the writing process." number six, cnn hit by the president again for falsely crediting a video to make it appear that the president had overfed fish in japan. actually, the prime minister love the way with the feeding and it's addressed to the president do it. that what he was also attacked. number five was about a rally, a political rally in florida. he's attacking the fact that the a reporter has suggested that there was not a large crowd. he was using a photograph that was taken out apparently hours before the event. number four is interesting because it was literally from day one of the administration. see the bust of dr. king. time magazine falsely reported that the president had removed that bust from the oval office a had put it in the oval office, simply not true. president trump kept it there, "time" magazine falsely reported otherwise. number three, cnn makes another appearance for the president and his words says cnn falsely reported

. >> this will be a continuation period you will see more litigation go against these companies, becaushe ecosystem. will it stop them? at a point where you have cheap venture capital, in this economic climate they'll be able to survive >> when we look at the f.a.n.g. performance in the u.s. sector last year, many of the stocks were up 50% in 2017. do i think we reached peak optimism in that space >> peak optimism for tech. th tech has enlightened peoples lives and the stock market the last decade. whether or not they can continue that depends on how the economic system continues >> the corollary to that, will big vc firms continue taking these massive bets that may be attractive in terms of returns in the past but maybe not as we reach this peak saturation point as it comes to eyeball time. >> i don't think eyeball time will make much of a difference which pushed the vc boom is the fact that interest rates have been low that allowed them cheap access to capital and to make such bets >> my salary is paid by a huge distribution company, comcast, i'm probably biting the hand that feeds me

texted and put notes on facebook and instagram to release the memo, tonight, youu should be very happy becaueou, the american people, deserve to know about these abuses. we are going to have all the details as soon as we get them. also breaking this hour, we have a news media in this country that is obsessed with calling one of the biggest scandals in american history that we have been following, that has a mountain of evidence, at the mountain of facts supporting it, they are trying to dismiss it as some kind of conspiracy. by the way, the same media ironically that has been pushing what is baseless, black helicopter, tinfoil hat conspiracy theories about so-called trump-russia collusion for over a year. the differences, we have evidence, they have none, whatsoever. in case a liberal media has forgotten, we put this montage together to remind them. take a put look. >> you are looking at the possibility that the president of the united states and those around him during the election campaign colluded with a hostile foreign power to undermine the basis of our democracy. >> donald trump is afra

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