you see amish buggies.ou don't want to ride a buggy instead. >> to. >> what do you think of the buggies. >> boring. >> do you think amish people do they ever come to the show. >> we see a couple of them every once in a while. >> that is complete opposite of the omish buggy. >> so what is this kid's name by the way. >> cj. >> what does it stand for. >> that is my name. >> you have a cool name, every kid, when i was a kiddy wanted a double letter milk name because football players i loved had that and, of course, i was than the cool enough. for ten year-old you are a good spokesmen for this company do you realize that. >> yes. >> that was a spur of the moment, sorry, cj but did you good. >> thank you even on christmas break you got an a. >> good job, my man. >> tell the viewers we have three shows coming upstarting tonight and christmas break. perfect week to do something other than a movie. and friday you have a matinee at 1:00 in the afternoon and at 7:00 all these shows are. you come to the trenton sun cen

he's an extreme sports athlete riding his custom built buggy that he designed specifically for downhillain biking. had an accident back in 1992, broke his back on a swing set. gets a chuckle out of that, because he had come from a family of extreme sports athletes. a lot of extreme sports, drag racers, dirt biking, but it was a swing set that caused his injury. but it never slowed him down. he never turned away from the extreme sports. in fact, just kept getting better. >> is he paralyzed from the waist down or is he just limited that he can't use his legs? >> he is paralyzed from the waist down, but he is completely independent. he drives himself to the lift, he goes up on the lift himself, doesn't need anybody to do what he loves. >> this is a gravity powered buggy, but he can pump and go faster. the bike frame is flexible. approaching jumps, you can compress the suspension and launch himself off the jump. he's not just along for the ride. >> becomes popular for people, because you can train just as hard as anybody else. >> looking at this, it looks like you have painting and natural

as you say, it would put us in the horse and buggy days without the horse and buggy.mean the loss of millions of lives. we just shouldn't be that vulnerable. by the grace of god we are not going to be. >> thank you for all the work you have done. we are going to stay on top of this. and i thank you for coming out tonight and thank you for all your efforts. congressman trent frak. >> thank you for everything. >>> coming up, has president-elect trump and hillary clinton made the naughty or nice list? >> what do you want to buy hillary for christmas? >> balloons. >> we want to congratulate her. >> she lost. >> the wait is over. street justice is next. [ sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i'm so stuffed up, i can't rest. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka-seltzer plus night liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms. plus, unstuffs your nose. oh, what a relief it is. let's just get a sandwich or something. "or something"? you don't just graduate from medical school, "or something." and we don't just pull smoked chicken

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away from the cressman kind of operation where we built buggies and horse and carriage. it was a vastly speed to all. the first event which was the precursor event for chicken is asian and i do give homage to other purdue because he figured this all out. >> host: he was the founder of the company which is now his son and grandson and you can see them on tv in these very human commercials that they run. >> guest: the interesting thing about him which seems to be a common trait for people who are innovators in industry or production is that he was not a farmer. he had no contact with raising poultry or any farming operation. he lived on the eastern shore right in the heart of delmar about. he was a railroad clerk. i think it i propose that his connection with transportation was key. we're not talking about the late 20s where you have the government investing in highway system and you have the railroads and long-distance trucking, very key invention which was refrigeration for both trucks and railroad cars. and purdue sees that opportunity, here is not close to a big city b

. >>> a georgia deputy rushed to save a child that was pinned under an atv buggy that was stuck in the mud. they backed up and pulled it off the 10-year-old boy. the child was okay other than a few bruises, the deputy's quick thinking earned him a life saving medal. >>> a sheriff's department in kentucky is handing out $100 bills instead of tickets. they are pulling over drivers that are struggling to make ends meet. they think they are pulled over for a traffic citation but their frowns turn upside down. this coxs from people that donate to the sheriff's office. >>> experts say that gas prices are heading back up to $3 a gallon after she agreed to stop production. it's up almost 20 cents from a year ago and places are creeping towards $3 a gallon in some sports of the country. in philadelphia $2.41 a gallon is the average. >>> and the fed is expected to raise interest rates tomorrow for the second time in a decade. policy makers began their policy meeting today and will announce the decision tomorrow. the fed has kept rates near zero since 2008, but the leaders have indicated that the

hello kitty scooter, dune buggies. todays delivery isn't the first. what happened thursday concernss some can york officials. >> i found out some county employee us, probably a couple dozen, took advantage of this. >> county assessor larry stone was angry after learning some county employees took a few toy is. he grew evennening degreer when he found out another come myee says legally it was okay. >> i'm concern about county employee loose be doing the right thing. >> stone e-mailed his staff a letter advising them to return the presents them drive organizer says he wade fine with the employee is taking them if they promised to donate them to a charity. >> i feel pretty trusting of county employees. i feel if they take them and going to a good home that's probably a safe bet. >> these are pretty generous gifts. each of them worth $200 each. the company which donated them is dynacraft wheels. >> we reached out to the company and there is no response. it's unclear if the donor knows what happened. as far this christmas eve deliver delivery he is certain

hello kitty scooters, dune buggies, thousands of them. what happened thursday concerned some county officials. >> i found out that some county employees, probably a couple dozen, took advantage of this. >> reporter: larry stone was angry after learning some employees took a few toys. he grew angrier when he found out another county employee said legally it was okay. what is i'm concerned about is county employees should be doing the right thing. >> reporter: he e-mailed staff a letter, advising them to return the presents. steve says he was fine with it if they promised to donate them to a charity. >> i feel pretty trusting of county employees. i feel that if they take them and they know they're going to go to a good home, that's probably a safe bet. >> these are pretty generous gifts, each worth $200 each. the company widow nated them is dyna craft wheels. we reached out to them, but no response yet. as for this christmas eve delivery, he's certain these gifts will end up in the right hands. body of a man who drowned in a canal. the seve

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buggies, motorcycles, whatever you want, have fun. that's what these guys are doing, until you get into the thick stuff. >> wow. see what happened on the helmet cam? you could see the guy's front fender. >> swallowed up his front wheel. >> exactly what happened. watch what happened to his buddy. >> oh, no! then if you gun the throttle, you're only going to sink the back tire down, as well. >> exactly what happened. >> that's so weird. >> they get into, like, powdered sugar textured sand. sink way down to the axel, but that's part of the adventure. >> like post apocalyptic scene, been there for weeks. desert is taking the bikes over. >> now they have to pick them up, right? >> there is an easy and simple technique to get the bikes unstuck. if you don't know it, pay attention. simply lean the bike on its side, then stand the bike back up. they do the same thing. takes a little time. >> so clever and easy. >> that's how you do it. >> oli, you've often pointed out christmas isn't about presents, it's about presence, but if you need to pro

bred monday will be a day of national mourning russian state has changes programmes buggy programmesthis. many muscovites are shocked and coming to the base of the red army choir are bringing candles. the famous russian doctor was on the plane are bringing some humanitarian aid for syrian hospitals. she was really respected and loved by many russian because she was helping people in need, homeless people, children. she was also involved in some minor controversies, but so humanitarian effo rts controversies, but so humanitarian efforts was widely recognised. it seems that people were not expecting this to come, it was a huge shock coming just before days of celebration, just before the new year which is a big deal in russia. and you can get more details on the crash and hear some of the music from the red army choir on the bbc website. you can also download the bbc news app on your smartphone so you don't miss any updates. the israeli leader benjamin neta nyahu has ordered his foreign ministry to summon and reprimand ambassadors from countries on the united nations security council,

i wish i was still on horse and buggy so we would not have to leave. >> since its start it's been adoredmmunity and they've been pitching in to help preserve it for 0 years. >> their contribution counted for about 10% of our construction costs. we could not have done it without them. >> it's with that good will you'll get good and full with the new american cuisine like artini or fried rice balls with marinara. >> creamy inside and crispy outside. >> hearty cury pumpkin stew. >> stick to your ribs comfy cozy curry. >> delicious duck with homemade spetzel. >> melts your mouth you. >> feel warm and fuzzy carrot cake and cream cheese frosting and carrot orange. >> this is one of the sgleingt eventually you will not resist hitting the hey. >> well? >> i hi, everyone, fun fact i mentioned sellersville theater, named 1894,s it's a beautiful venue for live music. before it was a theater when it was built in late 1800 was built as stable for washington house. after that it served as a movie theater from the 1950s to 2000. >> beautiful. >> ukee keeps his horses. >> that's right. >> and ukee said

you know, people were in horse and buggies and didn't want cars on their roads. and look at where we are now. i just want to know where's my flying car. here's the thing, innovation is good. this is what america is about, progress. that's how we get better. the whole idea of make america great again go back to the past it makes no sense to me because i think it's through innovation, it's through technology. come on, amazon, give me a flying car. >> lee. >> flying warehouse, a good idea, good for consumers or bad? >> i think it could be good for consumers. i agree on the innovation, but i think this could also be downright creepy. having all of these all over the place, are there people operating them? how does this even work? i think people are going to be concerned about security. i think there's also kinds of things people are going to be worried about. so i really think amazon's going to have to do a good job selling this to us. >> john. >> i can hear all these ledites saying damn that printing press, they're going to take jobs from scribes and kill all kinds

i wish i was still on horse and buggy so we would not have to leave. >> since its start it's been adored by the community and they've been pitching in to help preserve it for 0 years. >> their contribution counted for about 10% of our construction costs. we could not have done it without them. >> it's with that good will you'll get good and full with the new american cuisine like artini or fried rice balls with marinara. >> creamy inside and crispy outside. >> hearty cury pumpkin stew. >> stick to your ribs comfy cozy curry. >> delicious duck with homemade spetzel. >> melts your mouth you. >> feel warm and fuzzy carrot cake and cream cheese frosting and carrot orange. >> this is one of the sgleingt eventually you will not resist hitting the hey. >> well? >> i hi, everyone, fun fact i mentioned sellersville theater, named 1894,s it's a beautiful venue for live music. before it was a theater when it was built in late 1800 was built as stable for washington house. after that it served as a movie theater from the 1950s to 2000. >> beautiful. >> ukee keeps his horses. >> that's right. >> and

his wife come after him driving a buggy. she begged him to go on home with her in front of the rest of us. it made him mad, real mad, but he went. that buggy and started whipping the horse. the animal run away, rig overturned, and, well, the woman was killed.. matt buried the woman, took the baby out totohe nuns and left her there. said he didn't even have the right to see her after what he'd dodo. you mean, for 10 years he hasn't wanted to see that girl again? don't think it's a matter of wantiti. he's just making himself pay for what he done. jenkins place about two miles south of town, him and virgil. who's virgil? virgil? well, you take all the meanness in the world and throw in about half the muscle, grind it up and pour it out, that's virgil. only man in town that can get along with him is old matt. and that ain't all the time. much obliged. eful if i was you, son. either one of them alone is bad enough, but together, well, just b bcareful. yeah. - nice young fella. - yeah. ( shouting, glass breaking, crashing ) - had

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it would as you say, put us in the horse-and-buggy without the horse and bugy and would mean the lossf millions of live and we shouldn't be that vulnerable. and bite grace of god we'll not be. >> thank you, congressman for all of the work you are done. we have the shield act that we have to get going. and i thank you for coming on tonight and thank you you for all of your efforts. >> thank you for everything, judge. and coming up, has president-elect trump and hillary clinton made the naughty or nice list? what do they want to buy hillary for christmas. she lost. the wait is over. street justice is next. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit quickbooks-dot-com. >>> you've been waiting patiently, a

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it would put us in the horse and buggy days and it would mean the loss of millions of lives in a worstio. we are not going to be. >> thank you to trent franks and all of the work that you have done. we are still going to stay on top of it. >> yes. >> and i thaj you for coming out tonight and thank you for all of your efforts. >> thank you for everything, judge. thank you. >>> coming up, has president-elect trump and clinton made the naughty or nice list? >> what do you want to buy hillary for christmas? >> balloons. >> i want to congratulate her. >> she lost. >> the wait is over, street justice is next. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >>> you've been waiting patiently, and now it's finally time for your weekly dose of "my street justice." this week i went to the holiday shops in new york city's bryant park to ask what people would buy hillary clinton and president-elect trump fo

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horse and buggy. there was nothing competing with us. it was a completely different era. it felt very new because at the time we all got email for the first time in 1993. and we felt very technologically advanced. >> and enabled you to meet some people like george michael, prince, david bowy, some of these legends who have very recently passed. >> yeah 2016 has been incredibly tough year tore music. especial solid losing people so young like prince and george michael. david bowie wasn't even 70 and wrote a beautiful haunting record before he died. and it's interesting because the nice thing about the digital age is i don't know if you remember carting all of your cassette tapes on a plane or put them in a car. >> i'm old enough for 8 tracks. >> ed, slow down. i don't want to be uncomfortable here. i didn't realize i was talking to betty white. i used to take a box of cassette tapes to my grandma's house in indiana each summer we got all this music on our phone like beats and spotify. where you can go back and revisit all of -- entire catalog from musicians and that's what

. >> during the holidays, especially so, the horse and buggies down the street and they show off the tree and the manger. >> when sharon heard, she came to see herself. >> i was so surprised when i heard, bethlehem. i said this can't be bethlehem, things like this just don't happen here. >> reporter: police say someone took the baby jesus figure en. >> the baby jesus statue was dropped off at nearby st. luke's hospital. those photos are from outside there. >> i think it's terrible that people have to stoop that low to steal thing like that. >> reporter: there's still an angel, mary, wise men, but right now, no baby jesus. would you like to see him back in there? >> i sure would. that's what makes christmas. >> reporter: police say it was accidently damaged while it was being recovered. the police chief tells me he has it at his house, he's fixing a leg injury and it will be back in the house tomorrow. >>> the car crash that killed a new jersey state trooper and another driver. many people on route 55 in millville that night reported a red car swerving on the highway. trooper williams

do it from the horse and buggy to the car in that. >> that interest me because the world is changing so quickly and every conceivable way. but our knowledge of the world, this is sort of the gilded age of exploration and said that is fascinating and right in the middle of it. he's right on the cusp of this incredible change and it's fascinating to see it through his eyes. >> a couple things are connected. the right to prisoner of war camp with base of grand adventure and that's one of the most romantic kind. the british ideas for as romance is a strong undercurrent in your un book. yet we in manchester had this ia introductory churchill in the earlier sets of experiences in a india and south africa back in to see the glorification of war. do you agree with that judgment? >> yeah, i do. at that time, the british empire was huge.was huge. 450 million people were spread all over the world and they were spread very thin. they were putting god recalls.td little colonials and it was all about talent tree and being -- and yet they thought the khakis look like the bus drivers said they were

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it would as you say, put us in the horse-and-buggy without the horse and bugy and would mean the lossns of live and we shouldn't be that vulnerable. and bite grace of god we'll not be. >> thank you, congressman for all of the work you are done. we have the shield act that we have to get going. and i thank you for coming on tonight and thank you you for all of your efforts. >> thank you for everything, judge. and coming up, has president-elect trump and hillary clinton made the naughty or nice list? what do they want to buy hillary for christmas. she lost. the wait is over. street justice is next. >>> you've been waiting patiently, and now it's finally time for your weekly dose of "my street justice." this week i went to the holiday shops in new york city's bryant park to ask what people would buy hillary clinton and president-elect trump for christmas this year, and boy did i have some fun. take a look. okay, if you were going to buy donald trump a present for christmas, what would you buy him? >> uh, would be that's a good one. >> oh, my god, that is a loaded question. i would buy hi

going by a road and if you're not going by plane, then you're taking a donkey, a stagecoach, horse and buggying, a moped. >> a tdonkey. i wonder what it's like to work at a network news station. >> if you're near a bathroom or warm, or inside during the winter, you are a happy camper and that's why tom costello is smiling right now. thank you, tom. >> not bad. all right. >>> the crowds, the lines, let's not forget the weather. what's going on in the skies, bill karins? >> unfortunately, too much. the areas in the west are not pretty this morning. this is the map to show you the watches, the warnings for the winter weather. we have about 18 million people that are affected and the blizzard watch over bismarck to rapid city, not fun by any means. the storm in the west causing all the problems today. this is a storm that will move across the country, the blizzard in the dakotas by christmas day. it poured by san francisco and tom was showing you the misery index. san francisco to 135 minute arrival delays because of weather and wind. that's two hours and 15 minutes. that's a high misery index.

. >> it's the same mentality of the buggy whip manufacturers. the automotive technology has employed -- the industry -- i think the world's changing. i think there will be jobs available. we're always going to have the service economy with us and thank goodness we are. >> reporter: little comfort for this uber driver who worries technology will leave him behind. >> how's that going to help me this week, next month, when these cars are pouring in? >>> brian hackney in for chief meteorologist paul deanno. it woke me up last night middle of the night raining hard at my place. first thing i thought of was, damn, that hackney was right again. >> brian's always right. >> damn it! [ laughter ] >> like the good old days when we used to blow these things. actually we'll have a few scattered showers tonight and a dusting of snow potentially. you will see that on kpix 5 hi- def doppler but not immediately. first looking over the city of san francisco right now. beautifully lit up city hall and right now concord 49. livermore 48. san francisco 50. san jose

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this is not buggy whip manufacturing.rding to the census, driving commercially, either delivery or trucks is the singleç most common job in the majority of states. i think 29 out of 50 states. it's number one and number two and a bunch of others. this is a huge disruption of a massive part of the labor force. i know you have thought a lot about the technology behind. this who is thinking about what happens to those people? what exactly are they going to do? do you think? >> you know, i agree with you. part of the reason we wrote this book was to sort of get people to start thinking about driverless cars in a big way to understand the ripple effect of this technology. it's not just technology itself. it's not just about to replace cab drivers. it's really you have the ripple effect of the economy from lot loss of jobs but growth many sectors of the jobs. i think what's going to happen is that many of these drivers will have to start looking for other jobs. but unlike other transformations that involve growth in let's say

it has been an active season, we're not doing it by horse and buggy. it is getting done by fedex.benefit. >> i hear somebody on this desk owns u.p.s. >> yeah, but i've been trimming it. always been a really good stock and it is trading at a premium to fedex. i always get to january and get a little worried about the execution because you're at peak season. these companies want to deliver the packages. on time, right? they will take additional costs as a result and sometimes that comes back to bite them. so i've been trimming u.p.s. still like it very much, but i'm looking for maybe a better buy point in january. >> this week into christmas, your stomach is in a knot thinking one of these guys will say we had a major snafu. >> in january, like the last two januarys, you know, some serious issues. i worry a little bit. had a nice run. >> weather. don't worry about it. >> to the final trades here. dr. j. >> clf, unusual activity, huge buying in cliff and free port. watch this one. bought this one. i'll probably hold it for two weeks. >> stephanie. >> i was going to talk about jeffrie

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