can he get a second ticket? let's press our luck. >> i think i can maybe pull it off with this.d put on a bow tie for any other reason than if they were actually invited. >> let's see if he has as much swag because if his boy gets denied, swag owe meter zero. >> that would be great. awesome. >> let me give you your ticket. there you go. >> not only did it work but would you guys like to sit together? yes, we would. thank you very much. the guys score here. they have two other attempts where they try to get into two other movies. do they work? do they not? if you want to check that out go to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show or check it out on our mobile app. >>> snack time. ♪ ♪ >>> who doesn't like playing with nice hot bowls because this is just the video for you. >> get themselves one or two. >> instead of lighting them all up, no, we are going to get a heap load of blow torches and put them around this metal ball. the temperature grows and grows and starts glowing in deep red like the center of the sun. >> oh, cool. >> what do you think is going to happen? >> lots of spar

and what can the church contribute? >> i think the part, as you observe, is not to make profit the main objective of business investment and all activities, but to make or establish tas main goal of business the ultimate lifting of people out of poverty and the well being of the human person. i know this requires investment, but profit-making and all of that may not be the objective. as for what the church can do, i think the church can serve as a very decent outlet for promoting and lifting people out of poverty by way of direction, resources and investment to the needy areas where this needs to be exercised. and we have a case before us now. we now target looking at haiti, central republic south sudan, these are places which have poverty and we need to adopt a model that enables them to definitely and concretely emerge out of poverty. so next year one of our purposes would be not to see the path which has failed. i think we have the means to change how people live and do it through housing, work and access to work. ho

you can see people throwing punches and kicks and everything that they can. >> yeah, they're going att like folks on the street like they don't know each other. >> this is a location. look at this room. this must have cost a pretty penny. >> i presume that this ended the party. >> for some this is the beginning of the party. >> where do you go from there? >> hawks game. >> people were picking up what they were serving and then there's the metal bins and they're picking them up and chunking them at people. >> dishes are for nice little things like pigs in a blanket. >> this all started when alegendedly the ex-boyfriend burned up with the bride in a couple of days before and placed the photos on the table at the wedding. >> damn. >> are we understanding the reaction that you see now. >> this is what you would call a hot mess. >> i wonder where they went on the honeymoon. >> nowhere. >>> there are two ways to handle winter. one, leave town and that's what mark did and check out what he did. he went swimming in shark ray ali. >> you would not believe it. >> believe it because you can see

can it make a missed diagnosis? john: it can. watson is never perfect.s the ability to mean it is more right than wrong, but it is never perfect. it can be very, very precise and accurate, often better than human beings. charlie: often? john: in cases where watson has had sufficient data and sufficient time to learn, it will be as good or better than the best because it has more data to ingest than any other human being. charlie: success is termed by return on investment? john: it is in business. this may separate i.b.m. it is the core of our strategy. it is one of the reasons we are 105 years old in addition to the ability to change. but we want to help society. we chose health care as the first place to aim watson. yes, it is big, and digitized and we want to have a big business there. but we felt the impact that we could have on human lives was beyond anything we could have in any other industry. we are started there. charlie: but you have to be careful. you can't over promise? john: that is correct. but the potential of this, i have been in this indu

you can turn on the lights. you can set the lights to blink if you want. you can turn on the motors and control how fast the motor spins. if you don't want animals to fly off you can change the direction of the motors. so imagine having an elevator up and back down or a car that you can drive around. it opens up a lot more customization for girls. >> do you think girls learn and play differently from boys? >> from our testing we found that girls are loving playing with circuit toys we brought but putting them into their own story. we wanted to give them a chance to tell their story and make them actually real. by giving them the context of something they have seen in other toys we are not the first influence. we know they have played with a lot of other toys. by doing something comfortable with we can get them hooked and playing. >> were there things that happened that you felt discouraged you from trying to pursue careers in stem? >> in school i think there is always an element of a girl that likes science and math. when it really hit me was when i was in

shaq, can you hear me? >> can you get in there. come for it. >> he's so tall. >> really? i didn't know that. >> career in basketball. >> oh. >> well, good thing he's shaq, he can pay for the whole set. the chair. >> impressive. >> well, the reason -- shaq is here. >> how'd you do that? >> oh, a little shoulder shimmy. >> can you get out? >> wow. >> i was a little worried about that chair. >> bravo, shaq. >> nicely done. he's here for a great cause. he's going to pick two people from the plaza to compete in a hoops challenge to raise money for toys for tots and you're going to help him. >> i heart shaq. i'll just hug him. i'm going to go down. i'm going to go -- >> i'll move over here. >> thank you. i was going, but it would have been a whole process. >> you take it easy. >> help shaq out. this was crazy, now you're not old enough to remember the pet rock craze in the '70s. >> i've heard of it. >> it was around the same people that people had hermit crabs. >> i did have a hermit crab. >> and the pet rocks. people bought a rock and i

when the second one comes back it has been 1000 years, can he go back in time? >> you can. what you can do is if they change positions, when the second one gets back, they will be in the same frame. they could be the same age. anyone come uprt with that -- heard anyone come up with that. that is good. catching up with the traveling twins. you know where i thought you were going? what is it that makes the one traveling the one that is not a very much this is the one that stays here. which determines which is which? the answer is a celebration. >-- is acceleration. see, psychology. he twisted my mind. >> hello. my name is isaac newberry. my major is environmental studies, and iowa from st. louis. >> high isaac newton. >> i got a lot. >> i am sure. >> i wondering what exactly are your thoughts on the validity of the nemesis theory? >> interesting thing. i noted i know the guy well who came up with the nemesis theory. now butis kind of dead there is something that replaced it. if you do not know what the nemesis theory is, rich lller, his mentor was alvarez, a nobel prize winne

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canned can chlor canned can chlor >> to fight president obama's strong victories in 2008 and 12, thetic party has lost enormous political ground over the last eight years. whatever the leadership of the democratic party has been doing. over the last many years has failed and we need fundmental change. >> that was bernie sanders on the future of the democratic party. and the wall street journal suggested that some of the people are blaming: >> sunshine president obama, democrats suffered both loss in cop reand they lost control in governors and lost kral. network joining me is mark ha and former staff director. >> and i i am spou glad you are here. julian, you heard bernie sanders there. the democrats have lost a lot of ground and lost the white house and didn't retake the senate and things bloke for them in 2018. >> they look pretty bad right now. and you try to diagnose where the problem is or isn't. i don't think they can blame it on president obama. his approval ratings are 55 or 56 percent. it was black turn out on. that is not obama's fault. this is the hillary clinton can can p

you can see, look at that. just trying to figure out how far that is and how much skill and strength it takes to make it across. >> this is not for beginners. >> like the human flying circus. >>> now, we all know i love the animals in these parts, but there's one animal that sometimes gets on my last nerve. can you guess what animal that is, nick? >> rook caccoon. >> exactly. i finally found the video that put another crack in my hard heart against raccoons. how can i not feel for this little creature? >> look at that, you can see all the scratch marks in the bark as he was trying to get out. >> but comes to the rescue, they are going to jack that tree up. >> so sad. >> it's all right. you know, the tree could be holding it together. >> yeah. >> oh, no. this is a season of miracles, my friend. finally somebody is like, hey, let's get a shovel. >> little buddy gets out. >> look at him go. that's incredible. >> that is amazing. >> wow. >> was it his pudgy bottom that brought him down? >> hey, don't be judging pud

they can get ideas and we can impact them from the show here. >> armstrong: are your friends >> yes,ow they were watching me. until one time i was on the group chat and everybody was like, i saw you on tv. [ laughter ] >> armstrong: we're going to take a break, and come back with the brian jackson, and host of the good kids, 2020. we are going to have a good segment. i'm armstrong ♪ ♪ >>> see you can come in here, and sit here and amen me to death. it means nothing if you don't apply your faith to what you're hearing and then take it out into the marketplace, in your home, your family and begin to live it out. he promised if you follow my instructions, you will be the head and not the tail: you will be above, and not beneath. ♪ ♪ thoughts on spirituality, do you think it's important. >> in i would like to thank you for having us back on the show, but yes, i think i'm surrounded by a spiritual family as you can see the cross over here. i think it's really important to know what you're going after and what you're trying to ultimately achieve in life? >> bryce. >> well, i don't go to ch

they can break. you can get cut as a result. they are recalling 31,000 in north america because of fear of lacerations. two pieces of good news: no one has been hurt, that is number one. volume will try recall. number two if you you bring a can will back you get the your money back and get a freeze candle. >> okay. >> money back and free candle. >> winning, and winning. >> okay, you faker we will see you tomorrow. >> bye, guys. >> good to have you back. >>> there was a big holiday party last night, in philadelphia the philadelphia what was it philly style magazine. >> philly style magazine. >> philly style sweare. >> yes. >> man, woman were all dressed up, i got the to tell you, so are you about to go tour holiday party. what color is in, et cetera. >> make up, you have to have make up, together jen. >> you have to have make up together and not gloss i lip this year. we will tell you what the lip is, doesn't have have it on yet and plus which kardashian because you know it is one inspired this years look tell me we will find out

we can do that in half a day. we can generate the dollars on paper. the real lift there, obviously, is getting the region to come to grips with it and make the hard decisions that you have to make. and that's complex, obviously, when you have four major players and some different agendas there. it was sort of, you know, rooted in the original compact. clearly that's something that you would want to consider as you go forward. >> the incoming administration. now that elaine chao is going to be the transportation secretary, do you foresee better chances for increased funding for the system? >> i don't know. unfortunately, i do not know her directly. so i'm looking forward to meeting her. the larger issue there is both candidates ran on the need for major infrastructure investment. and, you know, if any analysis would show we'd come pretty high up in that priority list. so i'll be very vocal in making that's case. that, look, we have disinvested -- like lots of other infrastructure in this country, you can think of airports and different things like that

you can build these skills, they can be taught. they can be taught in an academic sense. this is so important it's starting to become a buzzword. when the governor at the sandy hook advisory report, following the sandy hook murder, they came to one critical conclusion and that was that social emotional learning must form an integral part of our curriculum from preschool to high school. and a lot of parents would say well, i want my kids to learn reading, writing and math. how are we going to spend all this time on treating all this stuff? i've got news for you. it comes by many different names. it's stl, social emotional learning, 21st century skills . self-mastery grids, we don't like that term anymore so we use different words. whatever you call it, it turns out if you build this into the academic curriculum, your kids do better on their test scores. so you're good to go. they improved profoundly and while we're at it, what do those academic test scores predict? success for your children. of course if your kids going to be a physicist, they need to know math. if they're

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we can relate. >> yes. because i, my daughter if she he was in that situation, and i'll be worried sick, too. i understand how they feel. as a parent. >> a lot of people can relate to the anguish many parents are going through with these losses here. and because of the number of people here, and the places around the country, and world they came from, the media presence here is >> reporter: if you need help, here are the options you can call 1-800-985-5990. that is a 24 hour disaster help line. jfk university is providing in person counsellors and we have a list on our website go to abc7news.com and search the word "help". >> rain returns mid week this week and could last several days. live doppler 7 showing you we're dry, but much of the day has been a blanket of cloud cover and that will remain as we head into your tuesday. hour by hour, we go on your tuesday planner. there is a chance a weak front moves through could have an isolated sprinkle that will not be anything wide spread. a lot of cloud cover, l

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i do the very best i can. he does the best he can. and he laid that out just fine a few minutes ago. so this is not a love session for reid and mcconnell, although i want everyone to know here, mitch mcconnell is my friend. he and his wonderful wife have been kind and thoughtful to us. i've said that before. let me repeat it. when landra was in that really dreadful accident, they were there -- letters, flowers, they took care of us. when landra had the devastating breast cancer, they were there. when i hurt myself, mitch called me. so, everybody, go ahead and make up all the stories you want about how we hate each other. go ahead. but we don't. if it makes a better story, go ahead and do it. but maybe somebody should write this: thank you very much, smich. okay, now ... my final speech. the history of searchlight starts this way: the first paragraph of that book: "searchlight is like many nevada towns and cities. it would never have come to be had gold not been discovered. situated on the rock choi, windy -- switted on a rocky, windy

. >> we tell our readers how they can spend their money well.onathan: i am told that luxury is not just about buying. emma: it is about doing and one-of-a-kind experiences. jonathan: we are going to france. emma: we are going to take a ferrari for a joyride. jonathan: and we catch up with a victoria's secret model. emma: she is also the cover model for "pursuits." nathan: that sounds exciting. let's get started. ma: we are in manhattan's suffolk arms. with a third-generation mixologist who created this whole bar. >> this is a cocktail bar on the lower east side. and we are trying to capture the spirit of new york. you will see the history of new york, the cocktails music. everything, just trying to connect it all. emma: about these cocktails, what is this? >> this is a classic. everyone thinks when they come in it is an english pub. it is not an english pub. everyone comes in and asks for pimm's cup. you know what, we had to figure this out. it is an easy drink. emma: can i try it? it is delicious. this looks familiar to me. this is a tuxedo in

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can you go up to eight? can you have 9%ing? what do we need? the biggest moment in the history of human development over the last couple thousand years was between 1850 and 1950 in the united states of america and we just kind of overwhelmed the world and now we're 25% of all the money. here's a good question. what was gdp during that time series? you know what the answer is? 3.75. think of how small those differences are? so how do we boom and dominate the world again economically? the answer is 3.75 over a time series of a decade. how do you go broke? a time series of what we do now, 1.5 or 1.7 but you have to be somewhere above 2.5%. i didn't know that. the next thing i learned was gdp isn't the best method and if you take a population of economist both right leaning, moderate, left-leaning, whatever it is, they say the best measure is actually gdp per capita. i didn't know that. i started thinking well, maybe it would be gdp per worker would be good. well, you can't do that because you have fewer people in the work force so if too many drop

now, it may be -- >> can we get a doctor in here? can that be arranged? president obama: can somebody help out, please, and get doc jackson in here? somebody grabbing our doctor? >> thank you, mr. president. president obama: of course. in the meantime, just give her a little room. doctor will be here in a second. you guys know where the doctor's office is? so just go through the palm doors. it's right next to the map room. there he is. all right. there's doc jackson. ok. the doctor's in the house. so -- and i don't mean that -- i mean that with all sincerity. i understand the impulse to want to do something, but ultimately what i've had to do was to think about, what can we sustain, what is realistic? and my first priority has to be, what's the right thing to do for america? and it has been our view that the best thing to do has been to provide some support to the moderate opposition so that they could sustain themselves and that you wouldn't see anti-assad regime sentiments just pouring into al-nusra and al qaeda or isil and we engage our partners in ord

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they can drop off anything. >> they can drop off toys, they can come by and just say merry christmas. >> reporter: if they have time they can go inside. [overlapping speakers] there we go, live television, people are in the holiday spirit. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we have been coming here 15 years. >> reporter: we are going to follow you inside. if you have time you can go inside because it is an amazing holiday atmosphere inside. they are singing right now. you can see all the kids here. it is a great time. [singing] it is an absolute blast appear. this is one of my favorite stories of the year. >> that is great. . >> we will be distributing the toys throughout the day. >> reporter: you guys are taking donations right up until the last minute. >> we will still be collecting tomorrow. [overlapping speakers] >> reporter: the singing just adds to the festive atmosphere. when you guys are done come on down. >> there is no traffic today. >> go over and help if you can. coming up, helping those in need during the holidays. up next, helping a mother and or two children find a h

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you can enjoy it, right? hour-by-hour, taking you through the rest of this morning into the early afternoon. the flakes are flying pretty soon. cold snap i was telling you about. look at tuesday, 11 for a high, two for a low. and wednesday is worse. and then worse than 10, it does, thursday, eight. and the lows are near zero and negative one. that's the hardest thing to do making a forecast is put a negative in front of a number. it is upsetting. andy: we're going to get through this. we're going to get through this. lindsey: we are. more coffee. andy: glass 20 other states are under some sort of winter weather alert. and alex has the latest across the country. reporter: this morning millions of americans in major accepts across the midwest and northeast getting slammed with heavy snow. in minneapolis, treacherous travel, cars losing control. flaming shooting 14 feet in the air in this intense fiery crash. firefighters battling the blaze 30 inches of snow piling up. overnight icy roads causing spinouts in chi

you guys can go along the forest line as tight as you can. all right, let's go.really asks me, as the artist, to give up a lot of control, to just let go and see what happens. okerman: when you start out, you know, you're sort of timid and you're feeling it out, but as you get more bold and moving through, you start to develop your own style. rexer: there are so many people out there all doing it together, and you kind of have to work with each other and like, "hey, are you gonna use that space over there, or can i go that way?" litchfield: snow is near and dear to our hearts. most of us ski on it, or snowshoe on it, just from point a to point b. this is definitely something new and different. okerman: when people think of public art, they often think of sculpture or murals. snow drawings are a wonderful way to have art that no one really has to worry about. it comes and it goes. hinrichsen: we humans have put so much stuff on this planet. as an artist, i feel like there's no need for me to create even more stuff. i really love the fact that this work is ephemera

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what can you do to increase the poll of individuals who can qualify so that you can reduce some of the adverse selection and some of the concerns that john raised when he talked about what you're dealing with as an insurer these individuals who are often very sick. it would be nice to get healthy people in there, too, to help the -- those who are providing care and paying for it to broad than spectrum. so i think there are a lot of things cms can do and are likely to do without regard to what happens on capitol hill but it's no doubt the food fight on capitol hill will have a large role-playing into who is finally covered and how. >> so one last question on medicaid then i want to transition to other things and this is really kind of back to john. john, leslie talks in terms of okay, the model waivers that we might expect to see from the new administration could include things that look a lot like what indiana managed to get cms to agree to in the past administration. personal response -- you called it personal responsibility but a hallmark of of that is premiums for beneficiaries in t

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he's doing what he can do. he can't do anything about regulation because he's not in office, doesn't have his team in place, so i think we ought to have this conversation in april or may and he's had a chance to come in because i think what you're going to find is that there's going to be a lot of policies that come into play that would reduce the regulatory burden on business and we're going to have higher employment and b jobs coming back to the united states. >> all right. i'm going to give you the last word on this. >> sure. he is putting his team in place right now and putting in place people who profited massively off of home fore lotion, plant closures and layoffs. this is a team of billionaires that know how to represent their interests. so, what i'm worry about is that we're going to see a lot of policies that represent those tat top at the education pence of everybody else. we sue the trump universeification of the federal government. i hope that's not what happens. i hope when we talk in may, that he

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we can look at local legislation we can deal with. we can look at issues, especially, i believe mr. trump will probably do some things to remove discrimination laws, and we want to solidify them at the local level. state legislatures are also important. i think what we're seeing and what we have been seeing since about the mid-1990's is that state legislatures have paved the way for federal legislation, but now 33 states are majority republican. and while a lot of people poo-poo state legislatures, i think we need to look at running people. i've heard a little bit of pushback about the political system, that is not the only way, but it is a way and an important way. we cannot say either-or. i would lift up marion berry. weektwo years as of next since he passed. first of all, he created a whole bunch of millionaires and he even created himself as one. but he created a whole lot of other black folks as millionaires. he empowered a lot of young people, and he had a system that empowered a lot of young people, youth mayors, etc. opened up thee civil service, which was primarily caucasia

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only fios can. >> welcome back on this rainy sunday afternoon, you can see how wet the camera is out there. 12:22, 59 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at center city. we're heading up to 60 degrees today, but then plummeting down to 35 as the high tomorrow. >>> the delaware native who invented the heimlich manuver at age 896 of a heart attack. his invention is believed to have saved thousands of lives. >>> many he people who lost a limb have pain where an armor leg used to be. it can be debilitating. local reachers are testing a owe eresearchers are testing -- local researchers testing a hitech solution. james lost his leg to a work accident years ago, he has leg pain every day. at its worse it feels like an electrical shock. >> it's like somebody took a wire out of the wall and touched me with it. researcher explains phantom limb pain. >> the brain is sending out motor commands to the limb as if it were there and expecting sensory feedback in return. when there's no feedback, the loop is no

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