bill clark had been serving as deputy secretary of state. he was getting ready to move to the white house to become the national security treasurer. in december of that year, i was having coffee with bill on the state department conference room. we were just brainstorming. bill, what are you going to do? what is sure to-do list when he gets in the white house? will he said without missing a beat i want to remove the communist oversight. i want to free eastern europe from the communist -- from communist control. well i thought that's really an interesting ambition. it's going to be kind of hard to do. how do you plan to do that? he pushed himself back from his table and he said we have a secret weapon. what is that? he reached into his pocket, pulled out a crucifix and slammed on the table. okay, he understood. he was a believing catholic, an active catholic. five months later bill clark arranged for reagan to meet with the polish born pope to discuss putting the pieces, the components for destabilizing the disintegration of communist control

my insight comes from the conversation with bill clark that i had in late 1981, serving as deputy secretary of state, ready to move to the white house in december of that year. having coffee. we were brainstorming. without messing up the i want to the communist oversight and free eastern europe from communist control. i thought that was an interesting ambition. he pushed himself back and said, we have a secret. he. he reached into his pocket, pulled out a crucifix and slammed it on the table.

protests turned to cheer as fan ace plauded the coaching staff including first year head coach bill clarkur messe to everybody was how we played. this was the passion. we were looking forward. this is a great university, great school, great city, and i appreciate being a part of it. >> the team finished this year's season with a 6-6 record and is eligible to play in a bowl game for the first time in more than a decade. despite shutting down the program, the university said scholarships and contracts of players and coaches will still be honored. >> that's surprising. you're going to be honored but we don't have anything for you. >> i think they want to go and come through with the commitments that may made. >> maybe somebody will step in. thank you, elaine. >>> we've heard the statistics half of marriages end in divorc merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under

daryl clark helped to celebrate the renovation of a popular bill today. he played ball with some of the kids that were there. columbus field has been re-opened followings $2.5 million project. it will be used by the north america blackhawks and st. joseph's preparatory school and the crowding surroung community. >>> very nice. >>> the byways on a busy night. >>> over to matt pellman. thank you matt. >> it should have been a fresh new start rick and monica. now we have wet conditions slowing things down on the schuylkill expressway. and 34 minutes on the travel time. that is a 20-minute delay on the vine from the blue route. 10 minute delays at the jefferson station. that is the old market east station. 15 minute delays on the river line. this is in camden. each night starting at 10:00 they are boarding trains from the eastbound platforms. don't say on the westbound platforms. you will miss the train. we have one in wrightstown near mcguire air force base road. back to you rick and monica. >>> thank you, sir. the firefighters are joining the forces with ma

. >> david clark urging president obama and mayor bill deblasio to severe all ties with al sharpton.bill deblasio started this trip. he wants to have law enforcement across america he has to issue a public statement or a written statement disavowing any further association with al sharpton. he is spews hate. i think it will go a long way in showing their commitment. i would suggest the president of the united states and eric holder the attorney general do the same thing. >> in the midwest isis now using social media to improve ferguson protestors. one read hey blacks isis hates you. isis recruiters want nothing to do with those fighting social justice. they are after criminals who dislike the government. >> police in texas still hunting for the driver of a an har mored truck who disappeared with $200 in crash. they charged michael cook and arrested his father for tampering with evidence. he was supposed to meet another employee and filled an atm with cash monday morning. the armored car was found miles away from his assigned location with the engine still running. >> now showing "the

country of origin bills, farm bills, national historic sites for lewis and clark and the minuteman missile numerous projects for elsworth air force base and the south dakota national guard with efficiency and collegiality. todd and dwight, thank you for your outstanding legislative teams. our number one researcher, numerous historian and go-to person lucy waigle has been with us since we opened the first offices. thank you, lucy. to my south dakota state director, sharon boysen, thank you for leading the three state offices, for ensuring that we were responsive to south dakotans and coordinating with the d.c. office. sharon stroists who directed the aberdeen office and darryl schumacher who managed another office have been outstanding leaders for 28 years. you and all the state staff have been great advocates for south dakota. you made sure that i always knew what was on the minds of south dakotans, you visited crisis situations, local and tribal governments, businesses, schools and much more. thank you. linda robinson, thank you for your dedication, willingness to go the extra mile in you

bill that would regulate private agencies that scam immigrants in philadelphia. big question in philadelphia, politics, is whether city council president darryl clark will run for mayor next year. and the mummers come up with a new plan to inject more energy into their new years day tradition. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. erika? >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", two breaking stories including latest on police involved shooting in northeast philadelphia. >>> new developments in the hostage stands off in australia word that negotiating are talking to the gunman. and would you believe that the latest victim of a sony pictures hacker is none other than bond, james bond? we'll explain when we come back. >> philadelphia police open firen a suspect, killing him, sending one officer to the hospital. we're on the scene with the new details, breaking this morning, hostage crisis in australia some hostages were released overnight, told police are talking with the gunman about his demands. >> it is monday, december 15th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also this morning, jus

to him it is worth the money because he pays $500 or st in electric bills to power the the display, for all to enjoy. there you go, clark of ohio. do you have your holiday lights up? maybe not that many but i'm sure they look lovely. we want to see them. use the hash tag cbs-3 holiday lights or e-mail them to holiday lights at cbs-3.com. we may come tour home and show them live on eye bitterness news. light them up, we will be there, right carol. >>> you know, we will, and everybody driving by looking at peoples lights, so thank you for the effort. we love it. we have got our neighborhood weather watchers and they are signing in this morning and they are letting us know about the temperatures where we are, lisa says it vice cold, windy, feels like 27 degrees. gusts up to 33 miles an hour, down in wilmington and as we move even a little bit farther south in delaware we have jason saying i think he under scores what we are all saying happy that the rain is gone and he has sent us a gorgeous picture, look at this, look at that beautiful sky, and we love it when it starts to look like this. it will in the stay looking like

clark. >>> turning to capitol hill, congressional leaders unveil more than one trillion dollar spending bill to keep the federal government running. the 1600-page document does absolutely nothing to stop the president's executive action on amnesty other than put a shorter time frame on funding for the homeland security department. it would run out next february instead of next september. house speaker boehner tried to frame that as a positive but conservatives aren't buying it. >> tomorrow, will pass a responsible bill that keeps the government running. without the threat of a government shutdown, this sets up a direct challenge to the president's unilateral actions on immigration when we have new majorities in both chambers of congress. >> i feel they are asking us to punt on first down without any effort to get a first down or score a touchdown. by that, i mean there is no sincere effort to defund the president's unlawful, illegal amnesty. lou: for their part, democrats are mainly complaining about two provisions in the measure, one that eases regulations imposed on big banks and another t

clark will cut the ribbon on the completed renovation of the historic hat shop building in brewerytown. that ceremony starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a warmer start this morning. the temperatures are in the 40s for most of the area. and for now, we are fog-free. but there are some spots of fog this morning. 42 degrees in philadelphia. philadelphia international is not one of those spots. the wind out of the west-southwest at 7 miles per hour and the wind will be picking up during the day and the streets will be drying out. still a few puddles left over, but no sign of ice with temperatures well above freezing this morning. in fact, we're running eight degrees warmer in philadelphia, but look at northeast philadelphia, trenton, mt. holly, 16 degrees warmer this morning. in the middle 40s for trenton, northeast philly and wrightstown is 46 degrees. 40 right now in pottstown and 44 degrees for camden. audubon is 44 along with glendora, while voorhees is now 44 degrees. so, not bad at all this morning. still some clouds in the air, but they are starting to thin out. really nothing to show you on the radar except some showers

clark this is like 30 years ago refer started. you look at the back of the guys head and it wanted to use the bleachers. >> gary: the greatest women and the history of sports billave a clip here. bill russell stating gary has the number one sport shell. show.... >> gary: he's the greatest winner in the history of sports bill russell. >> reporter: was the best jury about you in 30 years was the best story about you gary in the last 30 years >> gary: i took a chance all time was just a different era now. jason put that together he's a really good producer. jason could to get and still my favorite deal. that was 10 years ago. >> gary: this fred bouchard yelled at me the most. to the director on the set. he was yelling all the time retired to the good guy >> gary: r.e.m. older kids were grown and so what am i gonna do here i dislike the work all the time some the best move that i had was going on the radio i can work to live 80 years old. wait about three years and to give find anybody better than look rea. a second best move was befriending grant. >> gary: that's enough 30 years. everybody else is downstairs drinking and happy. were closing the door on one chapter

clark? >> faq for coming out to talk to us today. the other we have a national defense billthe global air traffic management system? student to have the of lion's share of c-130 is the and one thing that we recognize the with operations over the past 12 years but was is pressing with us is in the of the mandates where the faa has told us with their space management where they provide the information with the separation between the aircraft that we have to figure at away to modernize the airplanes. is there not compliant they are still flying it should be but you have to comply with any think it is provided for the minister and authorities. we're at a point now where we believe it is appropriate there planes get mitt imam modernization when people ask about modernization efforts i tell them airplanes have to be safe and reliable and compatible how they serve, and commanders in the aerospace management issue. there are many things with the efforts that can be accomplished with that is the first one. so we have an opportunity to explore ways where we get that piece done first a

clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. the bill under consideration today would essentially codify important existing authorities and programs within the department of homeland security's domestic nuclear detection office or dndo as it is known. congress has long emphasized the need to detect and interdict smuggled nuclear radiological material before it enters the united states, funding investments in nuclear detection, domestically and abroad. since 2001, the department of homeland security has adopted a strategy of securing the border through the use of radiological port monstering and nonintrusive imaging equip. under the leadership, dndo leads the department's efforts at developing, testing and evaluating next generation detection equipment. for the record, this measure is being considered today outside regular order, without any formal legislative action taken on it in committee. given that we are in the waning days of the 113th congress, i support bypassing regular order so that the house is afforded the opportunity to consi

york city mayor bill de blasio today doubling down on his claims that racism has reached a crisis point in america and is behind the situation that we saw in staten island. sheriff david clarke has a very different take. he's moments away. >> i have a lot of respect for the officer. i have a lot of respect for the person that holds that office. but i have to question the judgment of anybody who would take advice from al sharpton. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know genies can be really literal? no. what is your wish? no...ok...a million bucks! oh no... geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. motor trend's 2015olf car of the year. so was the 100% electric e-golf, and the 45 highway mpg tdi clean diesel. and last but not least, the high performance gti. looks like we're gonna need a bigger podium. the volkswagen golf family. motor trend's 2015 "cars" of the year. by avoiding rapid acceleration hereand stop-and-go driving, your savings on gas could be equivalent to how much? up to 50 cents a gallon? 75 cents? $1? the answer is... up to $1 a gallon. sensible

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bill that prohibits washington, d.c. from legalizing marijuana. >>> no need to worry about the protesters clarking with police over eric garner and michael brown. in berkeley, california, it is protester versus protester and things are getting pretty ugly. take a look. that man got knocked out. he was trying to stop people from breaking windows, and that's when another protester smashed him in the face with a hammer. the victim was then taken to the hospital. no word on his condition at this hour. >>> the coast guard and u.s. navy rescue a man off the coast of hawaii nine days after his search and rescue was called off. ron ingram went missing 12 days ago. crews were shocked to receive another may day call from him yesterday. they were able to pinpoint his location using the u.s. navy destroyer, the u.s.s. paul hamilton. they found him 64 miles off the coast of hawaii. he was tired and dehydrated but they say he will be okay. amazing work from our men and women. glad to bring you that good news. >> how many days after they called off the search? >> initially 12 days went by and then 9 days after they called off the search. th

david clark says we're looking in all the wrong places and bill de blasio got it wrong. >> he threw thee aggravating to every new york city citizen. i find it embarrassing that they would be looting and rioting this criminal behavior, the thuggish behavior, and it needs to be stopped. it's a huge issue. young men growing up without fathers, the failed liberal government policies have destroyed the black family. and until we put that black family back together, we're going to continue to see this type of behavior out of our young men. >> the sheriff saying degradation of the family is to blame. with it a father figure in the households, the respect for authority is not there. >> the problem i have that makes sense in a sociological way, what is the solution? that's the diagnosis. that's the problem. but what is the solution to the problem? and so we're looking for effective leaders in law enforcement, in government, of the clause to tell us how to bring folks to the and how we bring families back together. how we have respect for law enforcement and the law. i understand the problem and

bill, thank you. >>> the rallying cry of ferguson protesters has now reached the house chamber on capitol hill. >> hands up, don't shoot. >> representative team jeffries, al green and maureen clarke members of the caucus who referenced the "hands up don't shoot" controversy. jeffries discussed what happened in ferguson, as, quote, a problem that you can't run away from. >>> the st. louis rams with the team saying their sorry on the field, well after meeting with police last monday, a rams executive says he regrets any offense taken. well, the county police chief took that as an apology, the executive said this isn't, but he also supports the players' first amendment rights. >>> and fbi warning businesses they could be the necessary target of crippling software. hackers stole unreleased movies and reportedly leaked executive salaries. bob orr is in washington with what's being done to fight back. bob, good morning. >> good morning. well, sources do tell us that the fbi is now warning u.s. businesses across the country to be on guard against malicious software that can do a great deal of damage to computer systems. the five-page fbi alert which went out monday provides technical de

the core bill, which addresses the overall direction of federal physical security and cybersecurity research and development efforts for protecting critical infrastructure and the clarke cybersecurity work force amendment. the language in both parts went through regular order and was approved by the house. therefore, i urge passage of h.r. 2952, and before i yield back, in case ms. clarke leaves, our committee has the unfortunate task next year of losing the chair and ranking member of this fine subcommittee. and i want to personally say that i really appreciate the manner in which they worked together on not just hearings but bringing forward good legislation to the full committee and ultimately this legislation we are dealing with today. so i compliment both of them and we will miss them. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. meehan: i want to thank the gentleman for his kind words and for his cooperation and the ranking member helped set a tone for the collaboration on the committee, along with leadership of our chairman of the committee, the gentleman from

clark mess joe. this is about 30 years ago we first started. you look at the back of the guys had in one the see the bleachers was not very flattering >> gary: billt does learn and he kept in touch is the greatest winner in the history of sports. >> reporter: what was the best story about you in these 30 years >> gary: nobody about the right up like this and put a mall together like. because i took a chance all the time this is a different era and now. chase and put that together and that's still my favorite deal jason put it together. a director who's always nervous fred bouchard >> gary: 80 elder of the time friend retired you the good guy. already have the older kids for grown what am i gonna do here such as like the work soliton i to work allowed 80 on the radio of the one. wait about three years and can't find anybody better than look area must second vessel was be fending grant. >> gary: everybody else is downstairs drinking and happy. >> pam: or closing the door on one chapter in opening a brand new one a sneak peek coming up next. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! is ending soon! get three years interest-free fina

yvette clarke has been very helpful and we have a bill she had worked on so hard and h.r. 3107 which passed 395-8 that has been now included in the senate version. i'm glad to have her and her involvement in this. i also want to thank blake farenthold for his work in this, coming from texas, he cares deeply about these issues and has been veryportive -- supportive. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from district of columbia. ms. norton: i'm pleased to give two minutes to mr. o'rourke, the gentleman from texas, an original co-sponsor of h.r. 3463, the house companion version of s. 1691. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. o'rourke: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to going by thanking my colleague from the district of columbia for her work managing this bill on the floor today and yielding me some time to speak in support of it. i especially want to thank my colleague from the state of utah, mr. chaffetz, for his work on the house version of this bill and on behalf of my community in el paso, texas,

clarke and committee democrats. i'm pleased that democratic efforts to prevent regulatory overreach by d.h.s. with respect to personnel, surity ultimately prevail so that under this billacilities would have a range of options for how to ensure that individuals accessing their facilities are vetted. the bill also grants d.h.s. new authorities to identify and bring into compliance facilities that willfully ignore this federal regulatory program, putting their workers and surrounding communities at risk. . this provision is in direct response to chemical safety board findings regarding the deadly fire and damaging explosions at the west fertilizer company in texas in april of 2013. the board determined that they were preventable and that it was due in part to inability of federal, state, and local regulatory agencies to identify a serious hazard and correct it. though i support a multiyear authorization for cfats, and there are a number of provisions in the bill that i fully support, there is one in the bill as considered today that could very well undermine the effectiveness of the entire program. i am, of course, speaking of the language authored by ranking member of t

conversation with bill clark that i had in late 1981, serving as deputy secretary of state, ready to move to the white house in december of that year. having coffee. we were brainstorming. without messing up the i want to the communist oversight and free eastern europe from communist control. i thought that was an interesting ambition. he pushed himself back and said, we have a secret. he. he reached into his pocket, pulled out a crucifix and slammed it on the table. he was a believing catholic. arranged for reagan to meet with the pope to discuss putting peace the pieces, components for destabilizing poland and the disintegration of communist control. reagan was an avid reader of the bible,, and his fear of armageddon was a prime force reagan was devoid of political ambition, but on the other hand wants into a contest reagan was an absolutely uncompromising competitor. the toughest competitor i've ever known, and that is how the cold war phased out and played itself out, not accepting second prizes. it came to me in january of 1982. helping national security matters. i had known him