this is a live shot from dave and busters. we all know that place very well. apparently a fire broke out in the dock, that goes on both side and behind dave and busters. delaware avenue, columbus boulevard, whichever way you want to call it, very close to callowhill street you know where dave and busters is. it started about, oh, about an hour ago, we have it under control about 40 minutes, be in got hurt, it looks like it is all out. >> 6:07. presidential profanity harsh reaction from both side after president trump described haiti and some african nations as s hole countries. >> um-hmm. >>> plus race against the clock, rescue workers hoping to find survivors still in the mess left behind by those deadly mud slide. it i they will take a left turn when that police vehicle moves they will move in front and that is where jenny joyce camera is. we have got this covered, from above, and if sky fox can get up we will use that too but it is raining, ceiling is low, but we certainly have cameras all over for you. okay. >>> you do have the shot, of jenny? okay, just p

dave and buster's falling more than 1/5 of its market value. retailers benefiting here. -- what washe this?about caught up -- it got caught up and everything else. joe: there is a blog post that says they own a lot of the ruble currency. julia: that is all it takes. scarlet: it does not matter what the original company was. if you say anything with cryptocurrency, the stock gets a bit. joe: nothing happens in treasury so we can move right on. julia: let us look at currency lands. i will show you the dollar. the canadian dollar and the euro-dollar, as well. relatively unchanged. you can see the dollar index stronger by 0.4%. i want to see what was going on in dollar. 86% priced for a rate hike when we get the decision on january 17. a lot of domestic banks are saying they expect a hike. we still have two filtering through the works. one of those saying not so sure about that. that is going to be one to watch. also the euro dollar falling for a fresh blow. it did tried -- a fresh low. it did try to get a 2017-.we also have italy paying for a gene

it is on the pier side of dave and busters.ews is they get there quickly they work so hard through all conditions they have got even that fire under control. we don't necessity how it started. we are looking live at the scene right now from his camera up there from his view it looks like the activity they have done good work on that. >>> we will continue to cover that story. >> we are talking about our bird this morning who is ready for some eagles football. >> come nation let's dominate. >> oh, yeah, coming up after the break we will break it all down, what are you thinking? we're under dogs. that is already. battle of the bird we can come that is already. battle of the bird we can come out with dunkin' deals, you get two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. that is already. battle of the bird we can come out and two of those for two of those means you deserve a few of those. stop in for the latest dunkin' deal, two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. america runs on dunkin'. when my smile is bright, i feel re

on the dock near dave and buster's columbus boulevard. so right now columbus boulevard right now is closed between race street and callowhill. you can see all of the flashing lights, a lot of activity going on around there so again, columbus boulevard is closed right now between race and callowhill. because after fire on the dock near dave and buster's, so heads up, hopefully that rain can help some of our fire fight he is out there trying to get that under control. so as soon as we hear any more , i'll let you know, right now that closure is in effect because of the fire. forty-two freeway northbound at creek road, approach 295. this is what you are working with thereon 42. certainly levels starting to build now. just heads up. see lot of headlight out there but still traveling around at posted speeds. now, quick peak at septa. so for your information, regional rails rales, running new schedule sunday and buses and trolleys are running modified schedule on our holiday, martin luther king day monday. also, market frankford line, we have s

lincoln thurgood married vivian bure, a university of pennsylvania student known to her friends as buster. after graduation in june of 1929, the couple moved in with his parents in baltimore. and by the summer after college he had decided to continue on to law school. since his first choice, the university of maryland law school was segregated and off limits to blacks his only alternative was a night school with a poor reputation on three floors of a brownstone in washington dc. and in the fall of 1929, he began classes at the howard university school of law. thurgood marshall :i had to commute between baltimore and washington, which meant i got up about five in the morning and got home around eight. and then worked after i got home. i lost fifty-five pounds in one year. narrator: each day he would walk back and forth from union station to classes as early signs of the coming depression began to appear. howard law school was evolving from a part-time night school to a full time day school, under the guidance of a man who would have a profound influence on marshall's life. thurgood marshal

now, this is on the dock near david and buster's on columbus boulevard. right now columbus boulevard is closed between race and callowhill. that's what you're seeing off in the distance with all of the flashing light, like i said, sounds like the fire now contained and under control. lansdale-doylestown, you are now suspended, suspended between lansdale and doylestown, because a train struck a vehicle, and it sound like there are injuries reported. market frankford line, running 30 minute delays. due to manpower issues. just make sure to check your schedules on line as you head out the door this morning, plus downed wires, transformer fire here in new jersey, 22 miles per hour, very, very slow here 70 westbound closed between 295 your alternate, crescent street or road rather or route 73. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. as we've been mentioning one of the city brave zest being laid to rest today, and just few hours final viewing and funeral will be hell for philadelphia firefighters, lieutenant matt letourneau. live picture of the basili

coming up: block buster video marks the end after era.ues, number of boston market in the region show off their eagles pride. stay with us. important weekend coming up for us here in philadelphia. if you are jet setting outs at t looks like it will be very cold there and here too with the 30's both weekend days, there may be some snow by well,t in mind if you are making your way to super bowl par guys? >> in the news journal nearly two years after the beginni the $636 million us301 toll way, well, it is expected to be in d. the expected opening of the4- c decades of state efforts to arterd once rural southern new castle count. >> i from the press of atlantic city new jersey distinction every having the highest foreclosure rate in the nation, that's according to adam data solutions cents, atlantic city area had the highest foreclosure rateswedy t. >> in the times herald, promotions at the montgomery them sergeant joanne lawlor, received her new badge, mi lee lieutenant. she will planned the warrants division and the division. >> and that's

but the students say their bot buster is helping. >> this really annoys us, and we're going to put out something cool for our friends to use and all of a sudden we vathousands of daily users every day. oh, my god, there's definitely something here. >> reporter: a pair of college students might not win the war against fake news, but they've given those battling to departure the truth a new weapon. john blackstone, cbs news, berkeley. >> glor: it took more than 40 years to bring ku klux klansman edgar ray for the justice of three civil rights workers in mississippi. he died last night in prison where he was serving three consecutive life terms. he was 92. now to some other stories we're following in the evening newsfeed, president trump has called iran's nuclear deal with the expurgz nations the worst deal ever. today he kept it alive, granting iran another reprieve from economic sanctions. he is threatening to pull out of that deal unless it was amended in 120 days. in a late-night tweet the president said he will not visit london next month to open the new billion-dollar-plus u.s. emba

i was a bed buster. what's a bed buster?down the beds after a patient had been discharged so that it's cleaned and made up and ready for the patient to come into, and do that as quickly as possible to save the nursing staff doing it themselves. nhs spending is significantly higher in scotland, about £160 more per person than in england. greater integrated health and social care is meant to mean fewer delayed discharges, less bed—blocking, but today's figures show that the winter health crisis has hit scotland hard. sarah smith, bbc news, perth. our top story this evening: barry bennell, a former football coach, goes on trial accused of 48 historical sex offences against young boys. still to come... everyone is listening, and i'm in the same room as the royal couple right now. stay tuned to find out what happened when prince harry and meghan markle visited a south london radio station. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: the football association announces a range of measure to improve diversity and increase funding in the gam

it has great slapstickjokes that referred to harold lloyd and buster keaton. is a homage at the very beginning, but it is also not about straightforward end of the pier, innuendo humour. i started laughing right from the very beginning. i never lost it, i laughed all the way through. in the screening there was only me and one other person. i became embarrassed by how much i was laughing. were they enjoying it too? they were enjoying it but not as much as i was. you see so many comedies with insufficient laughter. all the way through this i chuckled and i was delighted by the visuals. the story was charming. and i can go on my own, i don't need to find a child? everybody understands it. they make genuine family films for people of all ages. i would happily go back and see it again, not least because they were so many fleeting sight gags that i did not catch the first time round. i want to see it again. i love nick park, he does a greatjob. a genius. your third choice? last flag flying. it is adapted from a novel and the last detail was adapted into a film and t

begin with hong kong, and the territory is changing its listing rules, maybe trying to attract what busterublic offerings, such as saudi aramco, the world's a guest ipo this year. it is planning to allow companies to split their stock into different categories, known as dual class shares, to give owners of one class greater owned —— greater voting rights than the other. the change could interest alibaba chairman jack mark —— jack change could interest alibaba chairmanjack mark —— jack ma, who may choose hong kong over the us to go public in 2018. asia was the most active region for listings last year. over 1600 active region for listings last year. 0ver1600 initial public offerings globally, which raised under 200 billion us dollars. asia saw a surge of 44% by deal numbers. according to our next guest, 2018 might bring more big deals. earlier, i spoke with max loh from ernst & young. he said investors are excited by the news that jack ma could list the company on his home turf. alibaba is already listed in the united states. bringing it back to hong kong is always exciting. it brings it cl

. >> sean: in you are in the senate you need 50 votes to break a bill buster. -- filibuster. that's why it's called the schumer shutdown. it includes funding for the chip program which they said they wanted badly. don't believe that the democrats care about daca or the dreamers. they don't want a daca solution. they want to run on this in 2018 and use it as a political weapon for mid-term elections. democrats are praying this shutdown drags on for as long as possible because they want to stop the trump economy which is not going to happen. president trump reversed the economic decline we saw all 8 years under barack obama and the left. they can't stand watching this. good news for you is bad news for them. the stock market is at an all time high. the dow jones is having its best year since fdr was president. jobs were created and unemployment a 17-year low. good news. americans and african-americans and hispanic unemployment at an all-time low under the president's policy. consumer confidence is at an all time high. forgotten men and women are remembereded. it's a one year tu

the northbound side of the columbus boulevard delaware avenue near callowhill street near dave and buster's if you're familiar with the area. northbound columbus boulevard is closed, stay on i-95 or the numbered streets. big funeral for the fallen fire lieutenant we'll see traffic along the benjamin franklin parkway we'll talk about that in just a little while. not so bad along i-95 or the schuylkill expressway or the blue route, most speeds in the 40s or 50s. roads are wet. up to watch for slippery conditions, it's not slick or icy this morning. thanks to the temperature. in montgomeryville it's traffic light troubles that's causing the police officers out there directing traffic near north wales road, police are stopping and adhering to his direction. we had a crash in gloucester city, everything is reopened northbound at market street. two overturned trucks in burlington county. one 206 northbound and 76 eastbound. >>> fire crews out on the scene of a fire at a pier in the penns landing section of the city. we have a number of emergency vehicles, fire trucks and police cruisers and ambul

. >> at age 12 eliza played the daughter in the dangerous block buster with dangerous stunts like this. >> i don't cross the line. i'll tell somebody right away how many different ways we can shoot the stunt. >> this weekend dushku took to facebook claiming kramer sexually molested her and she only told family members at the time, but no one seemed ready to confront it. eliza's co-stars and director james cameron rallied around you. i promise you gym cameron, schwarzenegger and jamie lee curtis would have done something. to which schwarzenegger responded you bet your blank. curtis said i was saddened. kramer denied her claims saying they are made up. the agency that represents him said they ke sided to part ways. now to the backlash over the woman accusing ansari of sexually assaulting her. ashl >> you went to the press with a story of a bad date and you have potentially destroyed this man's career over it. aziz said he was surprised and concerned. he thought everything was consensual. we spoke with ashley banfield today. how is she minimizing the me too movement? >> there are harvey w

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the second game, a match-up of drought busters. bills in the playoffs for the first time since the clinton administration. jacksonville for the first time since george w. bush. jacksonville first playoff since 2007. final seconds of the half, 3-0 bills. through for 87 yards. picks up 12 here. game tied 3-3 at the half. going for it. touchdown. jacksonville out of their mind. 2 minutes left. 10-3. buffalo quarterback brought down. forced to leave the game with a concussion. up to the rookie to lead a come back. 30 seconds left. the pass tipped and intercepted by ramsey. ayif the ball hit the ground, it was upheld. jacksonville's first playoff win since 2007 and sets up next week's match-ups, tennessee at new england and pittsburgh host jacksonville. you will see both games right here. and tonight on game day, a look back at john gruden's first run in oakland, how he got the name chucky. >> we had a guy in oakland, went the wrong way on a hand- off and i lost my mind. there are 80,000 fans calling you an idiot, i had a break down. ha

tweet out support for the so called nuclear option in the senate , changing the rules to end the fill buster, something that seems unlikely. as for the effects of the shutdown, effects will vary. the city of new york is taking steps to keep the statue of liberty open. unlike the last time, many things will stay open. >> the tsa will still be working at airports and the military will work, it will not be as dramatic in 2013. and whether it was the obama administration in 2013 or the trump administration in 2018, any administration has a lot of latitude in how the shutdowns turn out. >> the government shutdown is having an impact on some of the popular tourist attractions here. visits to alcatraz will continue but no behind the scenes tours. vincent beach and near woods are both closed because of the shutdown. >> is that impacting your trip? >> yeah, we had to cancel that portion and we are hoping for a refund in the next few weeks. >> at the foot of the golden gate bridge , the road was closed to fork point. some visitors ducked under the gate and others took photos from farther away. >>> cle

crossing those kind of lines that we didn't even know she would ever even hit, and she just like gang busterslew everybody out of the water. >> and as she grew so did her following. here's a six week old fiona, stubbornly learning how to walk up and down a ramp. the tiny triumph viewed over 21 million times on facebook she more than doubled the zoo's following. >> what's she eat every day. >> she is getting 3,000 milliliters of formula and now eating adult diet, grain, hey, loves lettuce, apples, squash and speshlg occasions watermelon and pumpkin are some of her favorites. >> she played perfectly to the camera. >> hi. >> strike a pose little one. ah! >> a true diva in action. >> what's it like day in dand out to see all of the people come from all over the world to see them. >> it still a mazes me, i thought the crowds would die down but still to this day when you let her out you hear the crowd going crazy when she comes back out. >> fiona is a bright spot after a dark episode of the controversial killing of silver back after child had fallen into the enclosure, the scene, ten minutes of hor

activity by penns landing, columbus boulevard is blocked off near the ben franklin bridge, dave and busters got to turned around, use i-95 instead. we'll talk about this and how the funeral for the fallen fire lieutenant will affect traffic later today when "action news" continues on this friday morning. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >> welcome back it is an accuweather alert day, we're tracking rain, and fog during your morning commute. it is now 5:47 a.m., you can see a rainy slick street on the parkway. at least you have this, 60 degrees, maybe just a jacket today and not the heavy coat. >> matt pellman in for karen with an update on the roads. >> reporter: no parka required this morning. the gloomy weather reflects the mood in philadelphia

. >> se hablÓ sobre la importancia de seguir el ejemplo de martin buster king y luchar por los derechosido importantÍsimo pero es importante ahora porque necesitamos cambios. >> esta congregaciÓn se hace en un momento polÉmico. se alega que el presidente trump hace unos dÍas dijo de forma despectiva que no querÍan entrada en el paÍs a ciertos migrantes que llegan de paÍses como África y el salvador. >> Ésas palabras me dan fuerza para seguir luchando, mÁs valor para seguir luchando. luchar por toda la gente que sufrimos de racismo. >> otros temas que se tocaron fue la importancia de la reforma al sistema judicial en la que actualmente es la juventud compuesta de minorÍas la que es puesta bajo arresto de manera desproporcionada. >> tenemos un sistema penal que es demasiado duro, que destruye las escuelas y que causa en lugar de impedir causa crÍmenes. por eso tenemos que cambiar cosas sin violencia. >> urgiÓ a los reunidos para que se motivaran hacer mÁs activismo con la meta de lograr mÁs justicia social. >> tenemos que seguir luchando a conseguir algo positivo. julio: en este dÍa tal c

dave & buster's can take the newfound money to expand and it's got plenty of places to grow and plentyf money to be made on liquor and the silly games like the claw that we get to spend $50 on to get a three-inch tall bear i'm not kidding issue the claw how much money have you lost on the claw what are the margins for that business as for dax why not? if footlocker can do better and nike and each underarmour is going up it was not as bad as the bears made it out to be. general mills delivered much better numbers and the peanut butter chocolate cheerios and not the millennials and why not upgrade the sleepy, but once great company, and waste management, while the fabulous quarter thanks to the post-hurricane cleanups in texas and florida, and not to mention the home building boom can the stock hit 114. hey, it's only at 87, but at this pace, other analysts will have to raise the prices and the whole thing would have to start all over again you see, it wasn't baked in. that's the point oh, well hey, it's okay it's an -- it's an old zynga anyway, you know what's truly amazing about these

a block buster account in "the new york times" today makes public for the very first time that white house counsel don mcgahn is serving as an often invisible but highly effective human guardrail to donald trump and his presidency. that stunning new york times account reveals donald trump not only wanted to fire special counsel bob mueller, he called in the order, and it was white house counsel don mcgahn's refusal to carry out the order that forced the president to back down. mcgahn also had the role of urging attorney general jeff sessions not to recuse himself in the russia probe so we want to be careful not to exaggerate or misrepresent mcgahn's role in the trump orbit, but in the context of today's news, mcgahn was a human shield against the president's instinct to say, you're fired, to the man appointed to investigate him. the times michael schmidt reporting, quote, the west wing confrontation marks the first time mr. trump is known to have tried to fire special counsel mr. mueller. mueller learned about the episode in recent months as his investigators interviewed current and

championship gam >>> before the days of netflix and hulu, amazon prime and youtube, there was block buster. hollywood video and in pleasant hill take one video. >> today take one video is no more. it had the distinction of being the very last video rental store still open in contra costa county. yesterday was the store's official last day, but today the owners opened their doors to say good-bye to loyal customers, many of whom they've known for years. >> i'm a talker, and i enjoy talking to our customers. and we definitely are going to miss the people who we spent a lot of time with over the years. >> take one video dropped vhs rentals in 2005 and since they've been renting dvds. most of them, those dvds are for sale. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and in accuweather tonight we're tracking a pair of storms. one moving in right now with light showers and a stronger one moving in later in the week. live doppler 7 is going to be tracking it all now. you see green on the screen. we'll go into street level. live doppler 7 in the city of san francisco, wet roadways, down 101

. >> reporter: and youtube channels like -- >> globe busters -- >> reporter: encouraging skepticism aboutyou've been taught. for the serious students here at the conference -- >> and this is got to a point now where it's becoming real. >> when it comes to science, you can test. fire burns, water is wet, fire burns. >> reporter: the curving horizon, the sloping sea level, the spin of the earth, unless you can see these phenomena with your own eyes, they may not be true. a lot of people are going -- >> this is crazy, right? but think about this. for the last 20, 25 generations, this is what we told people. >> reporter: unlike what we've been told in school, some flat earthers imagine the earth looks like a snow globe, round but not a sphere. the north pole is at the center of most flat earth maps with the ice of antarctica holding everything in. are you sure that is what the earth looks like? >> pretty sure. almost. the basic concept is sound. absolutely sound. and one thing again, we absolutely know for a fact this ain't it. >> reporter: those iconic blue marble images we see from space, t

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. >>> back flips, head locks, spine busters, the enduring popularity of a pop culture force now 25 years old. >>> and from linebacker to teacher, finding a way to warm up his class and inspiring america. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening, with the start of the workweek tomorrow morning federal employees are waiting to hear whether they'll go to work or not. even after two days of negotiations lawmakers have failed to reach a compromise to end the government shutdown with members of each party pointing the finger at the other for causing this mess. we begin with nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: 35-year federal employee talana morton smith, an i.t. specialist dreads the unwanted job she could face tomorrow. >> i will begin shutting down the operations at our agency. i will receive my furlough letter. >> reporter: on shutdown day two, the white house switchboard is taking no calls. >> we apologize, but due to the lapse in federal funding we are unable to take your call. >> reporter: but it is a working sunday on capitol hill. where senate party lea

slow down, buster. slow down we have to get used to it just as much as the women have to get used to it. and that will eventually bottom out perhaps more sensibly with each other and certainly harvey weinstein in the past. but i do love women. one over here. there you go. >> i'm disturbed by the right's attack on separation of church and state. separation of church and state and i'm wondering what your thoughts are on that. >> kovac jeer constitution. the country was founded by people who are not members of organized religion. john adams was the only one. thus typical organized religion. but they were all ds and they certainly did not choose to follow the evangelical pursuit that occurred in this country particularly the south and midwest, which grows in decreases corrode and the more god is kept out of it, the more judicious decisions are rulings will be. we will see. >> mr. abner, walk home. >> that's where i built my family. >> good to see you again. >> i have a lot of frustration dealing with people

it's close to dave and busters, kind of underneath the ben franklin bridge, that's where the fire activity i-95. it's wet, but not foggy in the area, there are issues along i-95 this morning. go ahead and use that. i would not head in this direction, upper hanover, montgomery county, a serious wreck at graham road and garyville pike this morning. we have construction believe it or not on the burlington bristol bridge. that construction is not out there any more. everything is reopened. down pole on 130 southbound in willingboro close to the aldi's story they cleaned that up. everything is reopened there, as well. let's look at two overturned trucks one along 206 northbound side past 70 in southampton township that's off to the side. you can get by, the other blocking the left lane in vincent town along 70 itself, as you travel eastbound along the circle that's the split with 72. a couple of overturned trucks you can get by both of them. kind of funny in close proximity two trucks flipped over in cherry hill. construction still going along route 30, white horse pike, warwick road, lane bloc

a fire at dave and buster's at spruce street. the boulevard is shut down as crews battle the flames. we're trying to get on exactly where it's located. as long as we get information, we'll give it to you on air and on our nbc10 app. >>> while warkt workers are getting -- walmart workers are getting bonuses, employees at its sam's club locations will be out of a job. walmart announced it's closing 63 sam's clubs including the one in princeton, mercy county. some stores were shut down yesterday. employees say they weren't even notified in advance. experts say sam's club has generally underperformed relative to walmart and face strong competition from competitor costco. >>> the news came the same day that walmart announced it's raising its starting wage to $11 an hour. the company plans to give its current workers a one-time bonus of $1,000. walmart says it's using savings from the new tax law changes to offer those raises and bonuses. >>> making facebook more personal. you're about to see big changes when yoo coming weeks. facebook

>> we watched it at dave and buster's. my friend's birthday. a great birthday.houtout to shawn. >> reporter: tell me about the crazy second half. what was the atmosphere like? >> everybody was on their feet. we were sitting down eating but we couldn't because we were so excited. a great game. offsides was called. >> reporter: they baited the encroachment. who do you want next week? >> vikings. we're taking it to the super bowl before. we believe. eagles are going to fly. >> reporter: we'll wait for more fans to get here for their early morning breakfast. for now live in south philly. randy gyllenhaal, back to you. >> they will host either the vikings or the saints next sunday. those two teams will play later on today. for now the birds are savoring last night's playoff win. we'll take a deeper look at the game coming up in sports. now if you're looking to score some seats for the big game at the linc, a limited number of tickets will go on sale tuesday morning at 10:00. the birds will face the saints or vikings sunday night at 6:40. count on nbc 10, your officia

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. >>> the restaurant and gaming change dave & buster's slashed the full year profit and sales outlookfter reporting a drop in same store receipts during the holiday period saying weak foot traffic at the beginning of the quarter never picked up steam. despite the disappointing guidance they said the new stores are performing well. sales cratered 22%. they finished at 43.79. same store sales at kohl's rose visited. as more they expect their offerings to continue to attract shoppers. it is hiking their profit outlook for the year. sales rose to $56.90. >> tenet health care said it will cut more jobs than planned as the hospital operator tries to keep a tight lid on costs. they expect to 2,000 positions saving them $250 million. shares were off 3%. despite reporting solid holiday sales the discount retailer five below saw shares pressured after it gave earnings and revenue guidance for the current quarter that trailed analyst estimates. shares were down 7%. the footwear maker crocs is increasing sales and gross margin outlooks saying it expects operating costs to be flat compared to last

i talk positive about dust and buster's last week look at this pushback.ocks reacting to dave and buster's as opposed to children's place if retail comes down not unlike what macy's did, you're getting more of an opportunity i think that at a certain point, look, people are going to say, i can't keep paying up for the same thing, but i do think that people are anxious for the group to come down so they can start buying retail. >> right >> we've talked a lot about the tax law this morning already and the expectations that companies will continue to give guidance either the short term charges they are taking to allow them to bring the cash back because remember starting to pay taxes or the benefits of course of having that much lower tax rate at 21% it does figure into an upgrade today from moffett on charter. they go to -- better late than never, price target $436 a share. the stock like a lot of other -- like our own parent company after the september sort of guide down if you want to call it that from comcast, a lot of these names, sort of took it on the

i was a bed buster. what's a bed buster?er a patient had been discharged so that it's cleaned and made up and ready for the patient to come into, and do that as quickly as possible to save the nursing staff doing it themselves. nhs spending is significantly higher in scotland, about £160 more per person than in england. greater integrated health and social care is meant to mean fewer delayed discharges, less bed—blocking, but today's figures show that the winter health crisis has hit scotland hard. sarah smith, bbc news, perth. virgin trains have stopped stocking the daily mail on board their west coast route. the company said concern had been raised by colleagues about the mail's editorial position on issues such as immigration, lgbt rights and unemployment. the daily mail has accused the company of censoring the choice of newspapers offered to passengers. a year ago today, the late martin mcguinness resigned as stormont‘s deputy first minister. his party, sinn fein, and the democratic unionists have since been unable to re

movies, a whole garage wall full of them including the movies get smart, ghost busters, and a gather brooks video. the garage door was open while more than one dozen investigators began processing the home as a crime scene. their 17-year-old daughter escaped on sunday and called 911. when deputies arrived they found 13 children being held captive, three of them chained to furniture. >> never been so shocked in my life. >> brenda taylor says she's louise turpin's aunt and just wants justice for the children. >> i really thought these kids had a really good life because i heard he made a lot of money and stuff. i didn't know it for a minute. >> people in this paris neighborhood are tired of all of the disruption. >> it's been going on for the last three days. what's going on people are asking. a sad thing to happen. this has been a great neighborhood and it's still a good neighborhood. >> tonight another gun stolen in san francisco. this time police say someone stole a bag inside a burger king on howard street around 8:20 this evening. inside that bag a smith & wesson nine mill meter h

nineteen minutes into the program welcome back pakistan has summoned the us some buster over a tweet posted by donald trump on new year's day in his first twitter salvo of twenty eighteen the american president accuse this llama bad of quote nothing but lies the state picking up the story sim your account. the u.s. focus on relations are at an all time low lately with protests raging on all across the country of pakistanis have taken to the streets burning american flags and chanting and slogans this is all after trump targeted baucus on in his first tweet of twenty great way to start off the new year accusing them of providing safe havens for terrorists they're pursuing in afghanistan the united states has food usually given pakistan more than thirty three billion dollars in aid over the last fifteen years and they have given i was nothing but lies and deceit thinking of our leaders as food they give safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in afghanistan with little help no more but this is nothing new trump seems to be repeating his earlier statements from back in august when he slamm

i'm buster to syria peter ford joins us live on the program now you're very welcome your thoughts first of all until or since remarks the accusation he made. yes there are very unconvincing no independent corroboration of these reports and reason to disbelieve the now discredited white helmet who appeared to be. originating most of the report. your reporter just said had chlorine gas been used it would have been a cloud which would have been. photographable so the report. very hard to credit now we have to ask why why now why they being made now well look no further than the event that is scheduled to take place in russia in sochi at the beginning of next week to be very important to congress of syrian communities on the russian russian offices which to the peace conference which holds great promise for the final realisation of teeth framework agreement in fear and the people who want to undermine that russian achievement are the people who are now leveling the probably hollow charges of the use of chemical weapons and syria's story russia's alleged responsibility i mean what is russia

. >> after a weekend of political posturing surrounded the block buster tell-all "fire and fury," president trump returns from camp david to a set of challenges. >> travel backlog because of severe water main break at one of america's busiest airports. but is relief ahead this week? >> and the story behind this viral sensation of a dog who pulls his own sled. "early today" starts right now. >> good to start the week off with you. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. the me too movement was front and center at the 75th annual golden globes and many celebrities wearing black on the red carpet in solidarity with the movement. some also wearing time's up pins in the fight against sexual harassment in hollywood. both movements coming after a tumultuous year in hollywood something host seth meyers did not hesitate to address. >> good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen. it's 2018. marijuana is finally allowed and sexual harassment finally isn't. >> strong female leads and their stories were honored right off the bat with nicole kidman, rachel, elizabeth moss winning awards in the firs