so if i spend some money at nobu at caesars and swipe my rewards card, caesars captures what i orderglass of wine or a sushi roll. that info goes into a computer which predicts what offers might appeal to me. maybe a wine tasting or a restaurant promo. those offers are then sent directly to my smartphone. so being able to capture all of those preferences allows us to target-market based on your observed interest and preferences. proprietary software to do it? -oh, yeah. all internal. -all proprietary. it really is about understanding what does the person that walks through the front door want and how do i get more out of their wallet? right. that's exactly right. and caesars has got the profiles of millions of loyal customers. apparently, you have 50 million? yeah, 55 million. you don't get to 55 million overnight. over the course of 50 years, caesars palace has grown to cover 85 acres of real estate. with land currently valued at about $20 million an acre, that's worth an estimated $1.7 billion. and it all started from right here. lemonis: is that a historical piece from the hotel?

so if i spend some money at nobu at caesars and swipe my rewards card, caesars captures what i orderass of wine or a sushi roll. that info goes into a computer which predicts what offers might appeal to me. maybe a wine tasting or a restaurant promo. those offers are then sent directly to my smartphone. so being able to capture all of those preferences allows us to target-market based on your observed interest and preferences. proprietary software to do it? -oh, yeah. all internal. -all proprietary. it really is about understanding what does the person that walks through the front door want and how do i get more out of their wallet? right. that's exactly right. lemonis: is that a historical piece from the hotel? it's original. it's original from when we opened on august 5, 1966. -and it was there? -it was here. it's never been moved? so this is all original, and if we walk over here to the left, you can see the palace casino. original from when the property opened in 1966. just a very iconic part of the casino. this is where most of the table games are located. lemonis: table games l

caesar: i'm facing 5 years in federal prison if i get caught. manuel valenzuela: all my family is there. they're devastated. male: manuel valenzuela fought in vietnam. manuel: so much they took away from me. male: he and four brothers all served in the us military. manuel: forty years of service to this country to be treated like this? male: he says a conviction for drunk and disorderly after a bar fight triggered his deportation order. manuel: that's not right, and i'm not going to allow this until the day i die. male: joaquin sotelo served in the us navy in the persian gulf after 9/11. after his convictions for drug possession and domestic violence, he now fights his deportation case in court. joaquin sotelo: every step i take depends on deportation. it's just like-- it's like a cancer, you know. it's hunting me. male: sotelo worries every day that he'll lose his children. joaquin: i don't believe that us veterans should be going through this. male: if a deported veteran dies, they can be brought back to the us and buried in a military cemeter

i live at 287 caesar chavez since 1960. i am 91 years old. my home is my castle. i support building 10 units on the empty lot. the houses will increase my property value. i do not like empty lots full of weeds, rats and raccoons. we want more housing. our big family of five kids has difficulty parking and they do not visit as often as i would like. i have a suggestion for the planning committee. make hampshire one way up from chavez to peralta and north one way down to chavez. humbly, navarro. this is in spanish. [reading in spanish] and all of the english is pretty bad. and our city needs more housing. we need to build more housing in the city and this neighborhood. [reading in spanish] >> you only have 46 more seconds. >> dear planning commission, president melgar and commissioners. i am writing in support of conditional use authorization and variance for 1513 york street. they have brought this project forward over the last 32 years and each version has improved from the previous one. in the end the project has answered the community concerns and a beautiful de

. >> the people did not believe that caesar was sovereign. they believed that god was sovereign. >> pilate is immediately confronted by the challenges of the job. >> close to day one, he tried to take the roman standards into the temple precincts, and of course this caused a huge riot. >> this is a very antagonistic act because these standards display effigies of the emperor, and to the jews, this is heresy and blasphemy. >> protesters from jerusalem trek over 70 miles to pilate's palace. after five days, pilate calls out his troops. >> he expects that they are going to just disband because who wouldn't disband when there's a threat of death so imminently? instead, the jews bare their necks to pilate, and they say that they are willing to die for the law if necessary. pilate realizes that he's been outmaneuvered. he might be prepared to execute a few people here, but he doesn't want to massacre people. >> it's interesting that pilate backs down. does this show astute political judgement, or does it just show that he's perhaps a little more we

surface is and stabilization an expected that some rock could fall through the rear yard an onto caesar chavez street and regraded to a more gently sloping cliff no steeper than 45% angle. other improvements include a water management plan, an emergency plan for site access for emergency personnel which has been vetted by the fire department. in conclusion the department finds the project is on balance, consistent with the objectives and policies of the general plan. the project will add 10 family size dwelling units to city's housing stock. the project has been sensitively designed in consideration of the location and topography. the site plan and building design are compatible with the scale and height of the neighborhood. the department finds the project to be necessary, desirable, and compatible with the surrounding neighborhooded a not to be debt detrimental to the surrounding properties. this concludes staff report. i'm happy for any questions. thank you. >> good afternoon. here on behalf of the project sponsor who is also here, mr. patrick quinnlan. and thank you for our overview

news live from berlin pope francis give caesar obi address the pontiff of office his annual christmas place into the city and the world from rome as he appeals for peace around the globe also coming up. a wildfire destroys dozens of homes in chile forty's evacuated thousands from the city off vell parrot you saw as the blaze freights to residential areas. and romania marks a grisly adverse or 3 decades ago its last communist dictator misused and bringing the country's bloody revolution took the lives. hello i'm christine window welcome to the program pope francis has given he's christmas address so be it over to the city and the world along with he's placing to the catholic faithful from st peter's square in broome but. it really is the percent. hit 90 at st. francis spoke about migrants and those who have endured what he called and speakable forms of abuse the pontiff also called for an end to the social and raised in venezuela and he appealed for peace in syria to make christ bring his light to the many children suffering from war and conflicts in the middle east and in various coun

closer look and you'll see that something's missing this lemon and the rest of the crop has no seeds caesar annoying this solves a huge problem on those lovely growers and lovers out there that's out in cooper his company is the us is biggest grower of fruit and the 1st to bring the seedless lemon to the mass markets in the united states it came to be repaired it was that australian farmer who 1st found this we brought it over to california planted in our orchards and while we had wonderful see this lemons and plenty of them the company's 3 california roaches contain 4000 acres of the free fruit they're finally ready having been planted in 2015. shoppers might be understandably skeptical of the claim that they're not genetically modified but david karp an expert on all things citric says their inventors somehow found a way they developed these varieties starting about 20 years ago by irradiating but word that's with gamma radiation induced spontaneous mutations they have their you waited after 1000 or more seedlings and several of them turned out to be just what they were looking for weapon

the 21-year-old died sunday after suffering a caesar in the chicago midway airport shortly after getting off a private jet. the rapper was at the forefront of a genre known as sound cloud rap. he landed his first billboard number one album in march. >>> and the man who gave big bird his warmth and oscar the grouch his growl for nearly 50 years on "sesame street" has died. caroll spinney passed away yesterday at his home in connecticut. he was 85 years old. he can considered a legend dare puppeteer. he lived with distanya. he voiced and muppets from their intep shcept 1959. >>> the founder of an animal sanctuary is recoverering after being attacked by two tigers. this is patti perry with the tigers from the wildlife environmental conservation in moorpark. yesterday she went into the tiger cage like she does every day. witnesses say the tigers immediately became aggressive. >> they began to play with her. and the bengal took both of his paws and rapped them around her legs. she fell down. the other one jumped on her and pulled on her before they got her out. cused some lacerations. >> perr

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let's go to caesar in new jersey caesar >> hey, jim! what's going on? >> just doing the show, how about you? >> good. i have a question about pager duty i saw it went down today pretty significantly i want to get your thoughts? >> i read the call i think the company stock was up too much in anticipation they it a good job on the call i he won't tell you one that is great. they actually shaded down what they -- let's just say thmisseda little and in this market if you're a high growth company who is -- stock is up a lot, you got to guide up big and they did not do that. all right. it's finally time to just focus on earnings, people. i think we're going like what we see. on mad tonight, these boots may be for walking they also made for profits i'm talking to the ceo of boot barn and the recent employment figures to me when it comes to the trade war with china and price check on aisle two grocery out lets and go had a big pull back. is it time to circle back to that stock i'm talking with the ceo so stay with cramer! that's what happens in golf nothiand in

>>the experience. 3 minutes straight fireworks will shoot off of 7 iconic hotels, including aria caesars palace and gm grand planet hollywood the strat treasure island and the venetian just part of the year is right around the theme is the big 20 to celebrate its 20th year of the new year's eve party on the strip. the fireworks will be sing the songs from the year 2000 and you can watch it all here. >>the first time on the las vegas strip. we have a a new exclusive to grugy comment that is of the axing of the day just a 10 digit countdown going from the tops of for the properties of firework countdown like this has never been done before. >>the show people won't want to will be a party spots up and down the las vegas strip including deer park at paris las vegas. >>the stratosphere the hard rock cafe the south point the brooklyn bowl and of course to be right in the middle of the madness year on las vegas boulevard you can watch the celebrations from new york dallas to denver. so join us for the biggest party of the year right here on this channel on new year's eve. >>and that's a great w

i'm ken why and i pale more the company is set to move is as after signing an agreement with the caesars las vegas. >>kron four's dan kerman joins us now live in san francisco with the latest on the move in how much is going to cost the city. >>well you know this is certainly very inous we've heard about oth conventions moving out certainly nothing as big as oracle this is one of e the biggest in the city and they've beehere for more 2 decades in san francisco oracle is moving its openworld convention to las vegas. i hope it's not a tipping point but i certainly. >>what take heed to these signs these warning signs the san francio chamber of commce as not having those 60,000 people. >>attend open world a real blow to small business. these big conventions, these trickle this means restaurants. sses this means. drive this means i'm in a service industry was set just goes largely made up of complaintsbo the high price of s

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and over the years, they've built big accounts with companies like the coffee bean, mgm, and caesarsertainment. ana: we've got to make sure that we send quality stuff. they're unhappy because we didn't catch it. lemonis: but a recent drop in sales has left the company with a serious cash crunch. ana: i do apologize. the order will be going out. we don't have an exact date yet. lemonis: bills are now going unpaid, orders are getting delayed, and with every passing day, gilbert and ana find themselves deeper in the hole. about a year-and-a-half ago, i invested in another family furniture manufacturing business -- grafton furniture, located in miami. since that time, the business has grown by about 50%. with their focus on residential furniture and pacific's on commercial furniture, i think they'd make a perfect match. hi, there. woman: hello. lemonis: is ana here? woman: let me go get her. lemonis: let her know marcus is here. woman: okay. lemonis: thank you. i didn't really understand when i walked into pacific, why i was seeing residential furniture. i thought this was a hospitality

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. >> caesar salad. >> green spinach >> reporter: kale? >> oh!aughter ] >> reporter: it's real bad at the beginning, but at the end, it kind of gets nice. >> i know what it is. >> reporter: what do you think? >> banana. >> can i go spit this out? >> i know what it is, cottage cheese. >> reporter: oh, close! mac and cheese. >> ew! >> ew! >> but, like, rotten egg. >> rotten egg in a candy cane. >> tuna fish. >> rotten fish that just came out of the sea right now. >> reporter: their verdict, all flavors still a lot more interesting than a lump of coal >> bon appetit >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, new york >> any review that starts with "ooh" can't end well. >>> up next, we catch up with a boy and his best friend. >>> we'll be ending our broadcast this week with the latest on some of our favorite stories tonight we catch up with a little boy from portland, oregon, who alongwith his best friend is still warming hearts around the world. it's been a couple of years since we've seen little buddy and his furry pal, reagan. >> there was an instant b

this is deja news live from berlin pope francis give caesar obi address the pontiff of office his annual christmas place into the city and the world from rome as he appeals for peace around the globe also coming up. a wildfire destroys dozens of homes in chile forty's evacuated thousands from the city off val pirate you saw as the blaze freights to residential areas. and romania marks a grisly adversary 3 decades ago its last.

that's like the assassination of julius caesar. that's one of the greatest events of world history if they were actually able to achieve that. philosophers happening privacy and the like. they have never had to think about these things in such a precise way that you could actually ride them into a computer program or into an algorithm. >> i realized this it was socially and economic way a lot more known than my corner of new jersey. i started to read all these other writers. began to wonder why my friends and i had such a narrow conception of this really rich cultural tradition why i thought my father was some outside of this culture when in many ways he was exemplifying it

. >> reporter: through his camera lens, paulo caesars palace in the palm of his hand. >> i used to wrapped my hand around my wrist and that was my measuring tool. >> reporter: is a fitting rest a measurement tool showing weight loss. with the junior age has ghosted apollo considered success as he battled an eating disorder. >> i was very skinny, probably like 30 pounds under. >> reporter: as a young teen he struggle with body image and acceptance. food became something that he could control. >> i cannot control the people that wanted to be with me., i cannot control any of that. i used eating as a control. >> reporter: friends and family expressed concerns over his shrinking frame and by sophomore year he knew he had to make a change. >> i knew it was toxic. i said i would do this even though i am scared. >> reporter: as a part of his path to healing, he picked up his camera and shut his hands to the world, literally. in a series of deeply personal photographs. >> it is self anger, being mad at yourself. >> reporter: photos slowly revealed, first to friends and then classmates. then, final

yes and that's the caesar supreme at your fingers. thank you so it's got to keep those crew times thrusting in there and the permanent cheese as well. now. are you still interested in a tomato. please ok let's take a peek around so typically tomatoes aren't refrigerated so if you want to turn do you have full turn around the trees over all i want to eat ok so you don't see any tomatoes here and on the other side we're on the end so let's head towards the right hand side. and if your pa's here and turn your skin your head ok great i see tomatoes on the high art that's on your left hand side so if you were to move over a couple of steps they're actually at the very end this case here the tomatoes are on your right hand side so well now that you're out there on the left hand side. down this one so pas here and i believe if you want to extend your hand now directly in front of you. these are either apples or tomatoes. or. this feels like a tomato ok and if you'll just tuck your chin slightly that sure is a tomato so it's a red meat oh i d

the papers for a city so we put the mother oprah the scotian florida democratic party chair mitch caesar he is convinced by the report while media listen little thinks it has little meaning. what we have here is unprecedented and no one knows what it means because it means nothing why do we call it an impeachment inquiry because if it was an impeachment hearing or an impeachment proceeding the president would have been allowed to invite and to subpoena witnesses but since they didn't do that and didn't want him to do that they call that an impeachment inquiry and they have not changed one i ota from what they said when they began the inquiry that and i will paraphrase it the president used to his position his authority under article 2 of the constitution for personal and or political benefits. and the last time i checked every president since george washington as done this this is not impeachable but i do believe that the democratic report was factual and obviously the republican response was perhaps a fairy tale that people do want to read perhaps to put some went to bed specifically yo

i'm ken why and i pale more the company is set to move is as after signing an agreement with the caesars farm in las vegas. >>kron four's dan kerman joins us now live in san francisco with the latest on the move in how much is going to cost the city. >>well you know this is certainly very inous we've heard about oth conventions moving out certainly nothing as big as oracle this is one of e the biggest in the city and they've beehere for more 2 decades in san francisco oracle is moving its openworld convention to las vegas. i hope it's not a tipping point but i certainly. >>what take heed to these signs these warning signs the san francio chamber of commce as not having those 60,000 people. >>attend open world a real blow to small business. these big conventions, these trickle this means restaurants. sses this means. drive this means i'm in a service industry was set just goes largely made up of complaintsbo the high price of san francio hotels played a role in e decision it's gng to be necessary for us to try and work with it. >>our hotels in order to provide you know bter more diverty i

power until we get to a place where caesar is less of a threat. after the tear any of the british caesar, the tear any in particular of king george iii is overly aggressive power gave rise to the american revolutionary cause they saw this was necessary. the tear any of king george was one on which the founding generation suffered but members of the founding generation suffered both as subject and as soldiers and the framers were keen taking steps to preclude similar abuses in the framework of the republic they hoped to establish. they understood if the purpose of government were to be to ensure the success and peacefulness and thriving of people than governmental success depended upon this concept so that now one person or group of individuals could misuse too much of it. the logic was no less valid than foreign-policy than domestic and no more applicable than in the power to declare war. if anything it was more powerful and more potent, more subject to abuse and more central to control in the context of the war power. under british rule this is n

and within control alter caesar challenge was the director of intelligence he's been with the other a very long time you know since the beginning of the ellery unlike most of the other a who were forcibly recruited here. he joined the volunteer in the ne rose up quite quickly. so he was part of the high command. to come back into the community i mean everybody knows you're a former commander of the. you not. just not. feel really really. there were those who were abducted. after i'd have been had already been taken out as well before me. but in the entire village. i did not. and now what would those who are digging up the dock either before me or after. of course. the warning was. given to people and. we're going to look to. including we see you. know. these are ever going to conclude. there were the things that were completely in ca. i was still asleep when the rebels came. they tied me up and their leader started to beat me. first they cut off my ears then my nose and then my lips. i cried. and they grabbed one of my hands and started cutting off my fingers. and then they took the o

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moment developments this monday to give marty's twitter page a follow well worth some of your schooling cæsarwhat politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go to the press this is what before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. there should. be there are good tennis and bad at it it's the bad news in the end when the united states deems to be the good. word in syria the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up the right way militaries with those funding an army of death squads there's no. more because there's always a small. really good this is a profit. there's a lot of it here is economy where china has caught up or surpass us you know the mobile payments market 50 times the size of the us or over here still writing checks our banking system is not innovated 5 g. we've kind of recently woken up the last couple years and go wow we don't even hav

and within the control alter caesar chelan was the director of intelligence he's been with the other a very long time you know since the beginning of the gallery and. like most of the other a who were forcibly recruited he is he joined the army voluntarily and he rose up quite quickly. so he was part of that high command. simply easy to come back into the community i mean everybody knows you all formal comando if they're alive. you're not. just not. in me really. there were those who have the duct tape. after it had been had already been taken and i swear before me. but in the entire village. i had it down to not. and now mobile those were digging up the duct tape either before me or after. in the bush. of course. one. always looked like the been taken into captivity and. we generally look you. in fully wishing you had a gun would have been to be a ton of. these are my children. they were the things. i wish. i was still asleep when the rebels came. they tied me up and their leader started to beat me. first they cut off my ears then my nose and then my lips. i cried. and they grabbed

come see julius caesar and we will pay you a salary that no one else in your college class would accept. but if you stick with us for 30 years, we will give you a pension you can retire on. which sounded good because your spouse would probably die. that was all we offered when we developed the system. it is our offer today. when we design the system 300 years ago, it was important for kids to be available to work in the fields during the summertime. we still have a nine-month calendar that reflects that agrarian society that we don't mostly live in anymore. so i think it's not one thing. it's a million things. we have to take a system that is designed for a time two centuries ago and bring it into the 21st century. you mentioned preschool. critical point. if you took a focus group of americans today and asked them, what does the democratic party standing for on education? what you would here is free college. that would be the answer. i am far more interested in free preschool for american students then i am for college. dropouts start in preschool. that's when it starts. what about the

we ask the former florida democratic party chairman mitch caesar and media analyst lionel how weighty they think the report is i do believe that the democratic report was factual and obviously the republican response was perhaps a fairy tale that people do want to report have to support some went to bed specifically you have very different responses be on the lookout for this when we have to look at is different order was given that are going to come out that will be pretty straightforward there's going to be an abuse of power because as you say in the quote he took his interest above the national interest there's also going to be obstruction some is obstruction of congress not letting people cooperate what we have here is unprecedented and no one knows what it means because it means nothing why do we call it an impeachment inquiry be cause if it was an impeachment hearing or an impeachment proceeding the president would have been allowed to invite it to subpoena witnesses but since they didn't do that and didn't want him to do that they called it and impeachment inquiry and they have

the assassination of julius caesar, christopher columbus. that's one of the greatest offense of world history but they were able to actually achieve that. >> 8:20 p.m. eastern in their latest book, the ethical algorithm, computer and information science professors michael and erin discussed algorithm designed. >> philosophers have been thinking about fairness time of memorial, lots of people talk about privacy and the like. they've never had to think about these things in such a precise way that you could actually write them into a computer program or an algorithm. >> sunday night 9:00 p.m. eastern on after words, new york magazine contributor thomas williams with his latest book, self-portrait in black and white. >> it was a lot more diverse. tend to read all these other ones more seriously. i began to wonder why my friend and i had this really rich cultural position and why i thought my father ended anyways he was exemplifying. >> watch book tv this weekend and every weekend on c-span2. >> jodi kantor and megan discussed the need to moveme

and weach julius caesar are going to pay you a salary that no one else in your college class would accept. that was our offer. when we developed the system. it is our offer today. when we designed the system 300 years ago, it was important for kids to be available to work in the fields during the summertime. we still have a calendar that reflects that agrarian society we do not mostly live in anymore. it is a million things. we have to take the system that is designed for two centuries ago and bring it into the 21st century. he mentioned preschool. you mentioned preschool. if you took a focus group of americans and asked them, what does the democratic party stand for in education? you would hear, free college paired i am far more interested .n preschool dropout star in preschool. that is when it starts. i asked, what about the 70% of kids that graduate from high school and do not go on to college. who today are forced turn and among wage jobs because we have not trained them and equip them with the skills they need to earn a living wage when they graduate from high school. we should reinv

[cheers and applause] and great job, caesar. that was fabulous. let's give caesar a hand.o go. good to see you all here. gosh, it's good to be here. just want you all to know, it's good to be back in iowa city. this time i brought family. i brought my son, alex. where are you? that guy in the blue shirt. [applause] now, actually you were here with me when we were here before at iowa city and you had on a blue shirt. and i told everybody in the crowd, alex has been my tech support since a second grade. [laughing] true story. he now runs his own business, small business, and ps picked u a new sideline, support your mother when she run for president of the united states. way to go, al. [applause] i thought what we would doa to o is i would to give you just a kind of real short version of who iy am and why i'm in this fight. and then we just take as many questions as we can get in. so let me start by just saying, i was born and raised in oklahoma. one. [laughing] way to go. there are not that many of us. we have to stick together. born and raised in oklahoma. i have threehe mu

the ok let's trust me too of course former if a notion of caesar just across the road from the f.s.b. headquarters was the incident occurred just to take us through what what more you've heard. behind neil i just heard my colleague daniel talking in the studio a group picture here on the ground downtown mosco with empty streets and police cars law is flashing brighter than christmas decoration and i realize that i can see would probably you cannot see soon let me give you a bigger picture here on the grounds of the route 2 absolutely different scenes near one is indeed very sad behind me that massive yellow brick structure which he's the main building of russia's federal security service known as after has to be we ceased to be by the way they had mortars all famous soviet k.g.b. as well and historic legendary and very symbolic building this is why they see whatever the attack was earlier on thursday evening meant to target the stain on my right the reason want to rush is all just and biggest keyed story is also a story with cheese right now also i am t. it was closed with the 1st gun

he'd been made caesar by his father. >> on the face of it, the christian family at the center of thempire are united, but a scandal is about to erupt. >> christian sources tend to hush-hush about it. they don't wanna say anything, but the pagan sources jump all over constantine. the story goes that constantine discovers that his son, crispus, his favorite son, has been having an affair with constantine's second wife, fausta. >> what we're told by the sources we have is that on the orders from his father, he is sent to a place called pola on the coast of croatia, and he is put to death by poison. >> helena was crushed by this scandal. this was likely her favorite grandson. >> this must have been devastating for her. >> but the scandal is about to get bigger. >> constantine discovers from back channels that perhaps fausta had manufactured all of this, that she favored her own sons for the throne and that she set crispus up to be murdered. he orders that she be put in a bath chamber, the doors locked and the fire stoked up to the point that it cooks her to death. >> as the self-proclaim

. >> first cook show, chef guard eveny, credited with creating caesar salad.childrens show and animal of the week. >> mexican jumping beans, some are more active than the others. movement is dependent on the amount of heat present. >> did broadcast abc network programs, one called "the standard hour" was produced in san francisco but most from the east coast. explained many of the shows were sports. >> simple reason, major primetime performers were wrestlers, boxers and roller skating gladiators, sports coverage was cheap those days and fledgling abc7 network was poor. satellites, transcontinental cable, network sports were in the mail a couple of days after the game was over. >> started covering local sports live. crews piled cameras and heavy cables into the one remote truck and headed to bay area baseball and football stadiums. professional games at always muddy kees muddy kesar to -- all the pageantry that went along. one of the most successful early shows starred jack lalanne, a fitness buff, caused a sensation for this bay area stunt. >> after 42 minutes

caesar's casino, and gambling addiction and past banishment in other casinos and stopped him, and at is demanding that back. $381,000 in damages. listen to this, and ugly ending to eastern michigan, and hitting a ref in the face. >> keep flying over glass and glass throws a punch and the glass is ejected from this game. carley: the statement of a century. todd: following a hard tackle, no one was seriously hurt. it was upsetting, less god and my family down. i never understand the top process of punching somebody when they have a helmet on. or in this case the ref. carley: more football players be like you. mind powers. todd: is bernie back in the lead for the 2020 nomination? democratic insiders say don't count him out. a southern surge of support. >> where's the lobby? >> down the hall and to the left. carley: donald from weighing in after his cameo was cut from canadian tv, a look at the christmas movie controversy. >> a plane carrying 100 people crashes in an. the plane went down 20 seconds after takeoff and broke into several pieces. carley: dozens of family and friends honoring