developers in san diego along with the mafioso and the carpet ears union tambs plan to overtake the carpenters union count afford the pension that was coming up for retirees. so they went in cahoots with brown to have a fake drive for more money, an outrageous about of $23 when we were all getting about $5 or $6. so the san diego developers took sexue they started bringing in thousands of illegals across the border to fill the jobs of the construction workers that were on strike. and since that time, i blame the entire illegal immigration in flux into america on governor jerry brown, the building developers in san diego, the carpenters union and jimmy carter. they were all in cahoots to bring this massive amount of people in and now in new york, in california, the way they're winning is by illegal voting. host: ok. sarah is calling in from bridge port, connecticut. what did you think about what governor malloy said? he was i was happy that talking about the -- because that was a big concern in connecticut about him leaving. because everyone was up in arms about that because all these companies

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stink bugs, carpenter bees are out there and they are already here. >> this is a male carpenter bee. usually we don't see these guys for two or three weeks. richard: michael loves bugs. >> we have the carpenter bees flying around. this is crazy. richard: ralph is an entomologist at the university of maryland and calls himself a bug guy. the warm wave is bringing out the critters. >> when we have a mild winter they survive better so that means more bugs come out at the pipeline in spring. >> he showed us around derwood. it wasn't hard to find group of the flying insects. it felt like may or june. certainly not february. >> i noticed insects around yesterday. they erupted yesterday. richard: they are more than a nuance. they can cause property damage. female carpenter bees come to the structure and then they drill in >> the pests that are not killed off by the cold temperatures will wreak havoc. >> like all of us, he is wondering if the return of winter will change all this. >> where is the snow? where is the cold that kills off all the bugs and the germs and the viruss? we don't have

mark carpenter joins us with the details...today, davis maintained the las vegas project could happen with or without adelson because he could seek financing from the investment bank goldman sachs. but, now that option may no longer be on the table... as reports say that goldman sachs would only do a deal if adelson was involved. all this means is that after appearing to have so much support, davis' grand las vegas plan may ultimately end up being a mirage. with no sheldon adelson or goldman sachs in his corner, the raiders owner...has to find a new billionaire friend that's willing to help bankroll...a 1- point-9 billion dollar stadium. we'll see if this means davis is forced to come to the negotiating table to hear what ronnie lott's investment group has to offer in oakland. earlier today-- i spoke with chris dobbins, president of save oakland sports, a group that's part of the effort to keep the raiders here. he thinks nfl owners will now be talking about how the team should stay in the bay area. in a statement released this

a carpenter by trade, mike decided to craft his ideal republican candidate to succeed ronald reagan. succeed ronald reagan. i thought it should be a businessman. i was aware of donald trump. i read about him frequently in the wall street journal and the things he managed to do in the byzantine political culture of new york city. he bent to his will. he was the guy that attracted my attention. this stationery, i had printed for the d raft stationery, i had printed for the draft donald trump movement in 1987, when i was first tried to get his attention. mike's strategy worked, and after a visit to trump tower, he convinced the then 41—year—old to deliver a speech in new hampshire. but mr trump's message disappointed his host and surprise the crowd. but mr trump's message disappointed hi5 host and surprise the crowdl am not looking to be a candidate. i am not looking to be a candidate. i am not looking to be a candidate. i am not running for office. you are very unique and i will not forget you... mike received a thank you letter and a copy of his book, the art of the deal. i really app

kron 4's mark carpenter joins us now. with the highlights. we'll be talking about this one for a while. another chapter in the legend of brady. into tonight, many expected the patriots would win. no one thought it would happen like this. let's get right to the highlights. super bowl li. houston texas. tom brady looking for a record fifth championship. matt ryan is the mvp. seeking his first ring. atlanta struck first. they sacked brady twice. devonta freeman sharp in the first half. sprint to the end zone. falcons up 7-0. atlanta keeping the foot on the gas. ryan with the strike to austin hooper. super bowl touchdown for the former day lasalle and stanford product. 14-0. at this point starting to think maybe the patriots will respond. not going to happen. the pats drive down. brady intercepted. robert alford, 82 yards back the other way. pick-six. atlanta not messing around. shades of seattle versus denver. the patriots would tack on a field goal just before the break. 21-3. brady to -- in the third atlanta not slowing down. ryan finds tevin

if you're a carpenter in westlake ohio, you have to wait until you're 67 or 70 to draw medicare. if you're working construction in ohio or if your manufacturina in ohio, if you are workingive retail in cincinnati ohio, if you live in zanesville and you wait tables in a diner, you will wait to your 67 or seven or 70 and so you can draw medicare? that's what congressman price wants to do. not only have his ethics when challenged, that should should be reason enough that he shouldd step aside and buying and selling stocks, healthcare stocks for a member of congress while you are voting in helping those companies, that's bad enough but what he wants to do to the greatest program in american history, medicare, that's much worse. that affects that affects peopld in those towns i mentioned in cincinnati and mansfield and all over. i hope i am healthy enough to continue working and continuing serving in the senate and the voters obviously would have to say that, i hope i can work until i am 67 or 70 in this job, but i know a lot of people that work outside that are on their feet all day

and amanda carpenter, you're a communications expert.eliver that news conference yesterday. he clearly enjoyed it. if you were giving advice to him, would you tell him to do it again? >> of course not, but he makes himself the ultimate shiny object and that's why i see a productive dynamic between the white house and republicans on capitol hill. no one is accusing paul ryan of accusing granny off the ledge because of the tax bill. i'm sorry, donald trump laid out the bait for the media and they all took it. he wanted a debate about the american news media. many people, because selfish, want to do in the media now and everyone is getting a free pass on the issues for budget reconciliation and tax reform. as a republican who believes in seeing results, wants to see those accomplished, i'm just fine with that for now. >> on the spot here, former boss, governor mitt romney, do you think he's looking at the first month of the trump administration and feeling glad he's not in it? >> if you go back to the earlier question about what mitch mccon

he then called on carpenters to give a new future to the building which was on the verge of collapsingthat man was chen yudong, a painter who works mainly in beijing. he creates modern art using traditional chinese motivefmoti colors. the ching dynasty had its own architectural style. he turned the old building which has been abandoned by the villagers into an art studio. when he held an exhibit in the revive ed building, people were stunned. the old home and new art work blended together beautifully. this prompted more people to come live in the village. sculptor xu rented an old elementary school building and turned it into his home and art studio. xu, who also makes statues for museums and stores decorated parts of the garden with statues of village women working. an environment so remote and solitary is an ideal setting for artists. ink painter li. he rented a meeting space that included a cave house. soon other artists came to live in the village transforming neglected buildings into art work. the artists became the first new residents of these homes in decades and had a major imp

stream for working families so if you're a janitors if you're a laborer if you're a pledgeer or carpenter and a hotel working or noose no housing designed for you, we don't have the funding we need to make bold steps in the coming weeks we'll talk about inclusionary but i stand here today in full support of everyone that supervisor katie tang we need to step up for working class families. >> (clapping.) >> when the teachers are trying to get housing and have the lands for free they've come across the reality money streams there is funding for the paraprofessionals but not funding streams for teachers when we can't fill the positions we're in a entries around housing for working people an important aspect of what makes our city strong the next person i want to bring up local local 261 speak from their appreciative mr. josh. >> (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor safai and thank you, of course, to supervisor tang for bringing in forward and to the mayor and all of us we at local 261 join the others members of the building and construction trade to do something special over the past several

they said, isn't this the carpenter's son? where did he get this wisdom?hose so-called mighty works? one of the most startling bible jesus couldw, and ,ot do many mighty works there his hometown, because of their unbelief. not would not. could not too many mighty works -- do many mighty works because of their unbelief. matthew chapter 17, the disciples made an attempt to cast out a demon from a boy. they were unsuccessful. when they got jesus privately, they asked him, why couldn't we ?ast out the demons because of your unbelief. if you had faith the size of the grain of a mustard seed, you would be able, praise god, to move mountains. my friends, when we make our voices heard in heaven, it makes a palpable difference. how do we do it? mr. president, you may be familiar with this scripture because it was read at your inauguration. 1-4, new living: you to pray i urge for all people. ask god to help them. we need to pray for everyone, readeople, whether they the holy koran, we need to pray for all people. lamb of god. the [applause] god to help them. interce

fate -- carpenter painting of the reading of the emancipation. it was almost unrecognizable. not only that, when authorities in maryland told lincoln they did not want to union troops to come to washington through maryland, one of the things he said is there is no washington in that. no jackson and that, there is no manhood in that. he cites jackson's judicious suspension and how he restored them when the time came. likes some of the authoritarianism. this is stealing your enemy's hero, trying to wrong foot the other party by saying i'm the one who really understands the man you idolize. >> would you could say about jefferson. >> the one part of jackson he appropriates and relies upon is jackson's prop -- jackson's proclamation against nullification. he uses it in a secession crisis that's part of his thinking on how to deal with secession. he regards jackson as having provided the initial arguments against john c calhoun, who is the inspiration for this movement. >> could be also say just looking at recent decades that it is one thing to be maki

the reporters of debates, which includes patrick renzi, susie nyugen, mary carpenter, patrice boyd, octavio colominas, alice haddow, andrea huston, carole darche, desirae jura, megan mckenzie, diane dorhamer, mark stuart and julie bryan. the captioning team which includes sandra schumm, brenda jamerson, doreen chendorain, jennifer smolka and laurie harris. in addition to the offices i just named, i'd also like to recognize the following legislative offices -- the bill clerk, the enrolling clerk, the executive clerk, the journal clerk, the legislative clerk, daily digest, and of course the parliamentarians. and lastly, i'd like to thank our subway drivers and the government publishing office who worked tirelessly to get the record printed. we're also gr -- rear also grateful for the long hours these staffers worked last week. oivelg, completely unnecessary but nevertheless they were here through the night. now, one final matter. when president clinton took office in 1993 he named his first nominee to the supreme court ruth bader ginsburg. ginsburg's nomination was not without controversy. sh

joseph's carpent carpenter's. they lost all the interest, which is why renovations like these took so long to get started. >> the family that comes in here is going to be welcomed into this neighborhood like nobody's ever been welcomed before. >> reporter: at one point, they had 80 of these abandoned properties, including duplexes. >> we're down to about 40 right now. this is the first of the actual construction. and there are more in the pipeline coming pretty close behind it. >> reporter: other than homes right next door, the borough's real estate market has been strong. this new initiative will keep home values up and a downtown resurgence on the rise. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> all right. back now to today's marathon news conference with president trump. >> it was billed as the rollout of the president's choice to head the labor department. then it became an hour long defense of his first four weeks in the white house. nbc 10's erin coleman is in our breaking news center with a closer look at that sparring

mark carpenter joins us with the details. mark? talk about the surprise of a lifetime.ouple of friends are playing tennis at dolores park... and all of a sudden serena williams shows up wanting to play. what's even more amazing, there's visual proof as she documented the encounter on social media, including their reaction when she arrived "so i think they are in the middle of playing out points, i'm gonna ask if i have the winner haha what?? yes please!! holy crap. i won two out of three, wow, oh my god!" williams said she did this just to see how they would react... and it looks like she pulled it off pretty well. this all happened while she was taking a walk... with her fiance reddit co- founder,alexis ohanian, and the family dog. reports say the 23-time grand slam singles champion didn't play a full match because she didn't have the proper footwear, only a pair of boots. finally, we have an update to report in the feud between warriors center javale mcgee and shaquille o'neal. shaq will reportedly stop the teasing....because his mother said so. according to espn's th

mistakingly pronounce my name abe, but everyone in japan knows the name of the great carpenter who would go on to become a president. japan was still under the shogun's rule. the japanese open their eyes to democracy, the united states is the champion of democracy. president, you are an excellent businessman. you have never been in the in the governor. you have never been in the public office, you have fought foruphill battle and strife the past year and the election campaign. this is the dynamism of democracy. i would like to celebrate and congratulate donald as the president. countryed states is a having the largest number of opportunities in the world. that has always been the case, right now and going forward. this will never change. automotive industries and other japanese businesses have built factories all over the united states to engage in local production here. been more than $150 billion in investments made in the united states. businessesese created large number of jobs. beneficial economic relations have been built in the japan and united states with trump taking on the lead

mark carpenter has the story from warriors' practice.staying on top of the severe damage left behind by this morning's heavy wind and rain. pam moore is in the newsroom with what's coming up at six....pam? the images from around the bay area are dramatic.... flooded out roads... downed trees... and homes destroyed by landslides. the latest storm has left behind a huge mess. tonight we will show you the cleanup... and how preparations are underway for the next storm on thursday. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. catherine back to you. here's some news that's not going to please warriors seasn ticket holders too much. it's going to cost a little bit more to watch the most exciting show in the nba. according to an espn report, the team is raising ticket prices next season anywhere from 15-to-25 percent... which means the cheapest courtside seat will be at least 715-dollars. until then, the warriors have a big ticket game ahead...that's not even happening in oakland, but in oklahoma city. mark carpenter joins us to

rank i ranking member car carpenter asked the same recusal questions posed at the january 18th nomination hearing even though he has a letter from the epa career ethics employee saying that pruitt has satisfied all ethics requirements and entered into the same recusal agreement as former administrator lisa jackson. the other side just doesn't happy to like the answer. i want to ask that we have a letter to be added into the record after my remarks. ranking member car ppenter complained that the pruitt's description of the illinois river agreement was wrong, and pruitt has negotiated the first enforcement limit of phosphorous many til il river which is simply a fact. and he complained about pruitt's answers about whether the epa can control mek ri from the power plantsle alleging that pruitt opposes it simply because he was on the winning side of the "michigan versus epa" are where the supreme court found that the epa did not consider the costs of its own rules contrary to law. and finally, he complained about the answers to nine questions out of only, only 9 of 1,078 question questions wh

were building it were italian stonemasons, stone carvers, they were plasterers, local philadelphia carpenters brick masons and just dozens and dozens of workers that work season after season on this house. the irony of it all was that morris's family were never able to live in the house. just as it was about to be able to be open for the family, morris lost all his money and went to prison.so it was something that the locals ended up calling morrison's folly. so the house ended up standing in for really morrison's financial poor decisions. and so the house became a symbol for morrison's failed ambition. because it was never really completed and it was torn down shortly afterwards.and so rather than proceeding at a more cautious place trying to wrap up some of these and he keeps on them. and so he starts to really get trouble i would say in a significant way in 1790 may 17, 1996 where he and one of his partners, a guy named john nicholson and up basically creating their own type of currency. they call them m&ms after morris and mickelson's. and they tried to sign for each other checks that the

there were local philadelphia carpenters, brick makers and dozens and dozens of workers on this house. the irony of it all was that morris and her family were never able to live in the house, just as it was about to be able to open for the family, morris went to debtors prison so it was something that the locals ended up calling morris folly so the house ended up standing in for morris's financial things and the house became a symbol for morris's ambition because it was never completed and torn down shortly after. rather than proceeding at a more cautious pace and trying to wrap up some of these dealings, he keeps on with them. he starts to get in trouble, i would say, in a specific way in 75 or 76 when he and one of his main partners, a guy named john dickinson, and that basically creating their own type of currency. they named them after morris and nicholson. they would sign for each other little checks that they would try to pay their creditors for and as they tried to do this, over a period of a year or so they had thousands of dollars that they had to essentially create that afte

we have brian fallon, amanda carpenter, and matt lewis. matt, to you first on that.t's just -- what's happened to cpac here in two years, you saw the reception he got just a moment ago. that was the reception that he got two years ago. >> yeah, and it's pretty amazing. i think that video from two years ago really highlights how the conservative movement and the conservative entertainment wing were complicit in helping make donald trump be successful. he had that cpac speaking gig, that really did help launch him. softball interview there with sean hannity who really gave trump a lot of access to a pretty wide audience on his show. what we saw today was a speech that was not really a conservative speech. it was a lot of populist demagoguery, a lot of nationalism. it wasn't a speech about how we can lift people up to achieve the american dream. it wasn't a speech about defending the right to life of the unborn or anything like that. so there wasn't any pandering, like a normal republican politician would come to cpac and give a conservative speech, they would talk abou

the high carpenter tomorrow just about 50. -- the high temperature tomorrow just about 50, the same on wednesday, than a cold front thursday, near 40 degrees. upper 40's friday come up with the weekend looking good with a mixer of sun and clouds saturday, dry, upper 50's. lower 50's sunday. president's day, 63 degrees. lower 60's tuesday with a chance of showers wednesday and thursday of next week. daytime highs around 60 degrees. we are turning the corner with no big snowstorms in sight. alison: excellent. steve, you will love this next story -- it is westminster ready for the westminster dog show. it includes more than 190 breeds. tomorrow andis some handlers spend hundreds of thousands to get ready. the prize, a pewter bowl and bragging rights, but there is no cash payout. jonathan: just a lot of people who love dogs. a hard to believe headline when it comes to our health. the key to artificial organs may be in a u both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustm

joseph's carpenter's society is making it possible.eighbors say it's about time. >> i'm glad they're finally doing it. so glad. it's been an eye sore. >> it will preserve and maintain the values within the neighborhoods. >> any profits will reimburse lien holders. >>> new at 6:00, a big change for families are little athletes. >> major new sports complex is in the works that could cut your travel time and costs. >> deanna durante tells you about the plan that could inject millions into the montgomery county economy. >> i spent years traveling to baseball tournaments. >> reporter: it didn't take us long to find people who know all about travel sports. >> we go to five tournaments a summer. and that's all weekend. >> reporter: for shawn her travel time is growing as her 11-year-old grows, too. they live in the city and she commutes to king of prussia for work. >> it would be fantastic to have something local that's nice. >> reporter: inside center ice and oaks the rink is getting set for one of the biggest hockey tournaments in the north

mark carpenter spoke to someone who fought to bring the team back in the 1990s....us with the details. mark? before this current custody battle, there was the tussle to bring the raiders back from los angels. a man who played an important role in all that was don perata. he's spent much of his career in public service. as the former california senate president pro temp and the chair of the alameda county board of supervisors, he knows how difficult it can be to bargain with a pro football team... and said this ordeal is similar to what unfolded in the mid-1990s. "it wasn't easy because of a lot of what they wanted, we weren't quite sure we could do. we were always mindful of the risk associated, the financial risk associated with this. so it was by no means, just we decided to do it and we did it and if you wanted to find a negotiating partner worse than al davis, i don't know where you'd look." and despite having to hammer out a deal with a bulldog of a negotiator in al davis, oakland and the raiders somehow found a way... and brought the silver and black back to t

sarah: nikki carpenter was a former member of your ops team, is that right?ually a deep cover agent for the cia. there's a mole in the u.s. government leaking classified intel to the organization. who's the mole? someone high up in the intelligence community. the closest i've got to i.d.'ing them is a code name: chrysalis. that alias belongs to you. you are chrysalis. nikki: patricia thornton, you have the right to remain silent. macgyver: so, instead of nikki being the traitor, it was thornton for a few years. at least we caught thornton, right? (automatic gunfire, men shouting) that's it! that's it! i'm out! this is bad! like, really bad! like, cairo bad! riley, how's that satellite coming?! yeah, yeah, yeah. the kh-11's next pass should give me enough resolution to... never mind! come on, mac! this is "rabbit out of the hat" time, bro! let's go! come on, man! let's go!

about it because everyone in japan knows the name of that great president, a son of a farmer and a carpenter can be a president of the united states. this fact surprised japanese people who are under the rule of shogun 150 years ago and opened our eyes to democracy. the united states is the champion of democracy. president trump is a great businessman, but he didn't have any experience of holding public office like lawmakers and governors before. nevertheless, he won a year-long tough campaign and was elected as the new president of the united states. this is really what dynamism of democracy means. i'd like to congratulate him on his inauguration as president. the united states has been and will continue to be a country with the most abundant opportunities in the world, and this has been so and will remain unchanged in the future as well. that is exactly why many japanese companies, including automakers, have been establishing factories and producing in various parts of the united states. last year, japan made more than $150 billion new investment in the united states, and such investment h

he's 30 years old and a third generation carpenter. and he built this tractor using juniper wood.orcycle engine. >> does it work, though? or was it just a novelty? >> well, it works, as in it can run and drive, but i don't know if it can do farm work. he built a plow for it as well, but it's more of a show piece. >> that's cute. >>> now bicycles are a common way to commute in china, but one grandfather decided that wasn't good enough for his grandkid. >> ha! >> oh, my goodness, they are kid-sized. >> they are awesome. grandpa was taking his grandson to school. the grandson fell off the bike, got hurt, and he thought, oh, man, he would be safer on four wheels than two. so he built his grandson a lamborghini. it came out so well he thought, i can do this again and do it better. so he's built a couple of these little mini lamborghinis that are electric powered that go up to 25 miles per hour and the villagers love them. >> he needs to make him a bat mobile now. >> oh! exactly. >> wow. >> good idea. >> i know! >> i'm impressed you came up with that. >> hey! ♪ >>> a man embarks on a fi

. >> don who is a union carpenter didn't want to talk on camera but his project but his wife gave us this picture at work on his idea almost the entire neighborhood is involved young -- >> it says you did it. >> reporter: and old. >> life is beautiful. >> joanne says her husband's rock experiment is paying off. isn't one of our neighbors just found out that her mom had cancer, so of course he's like oh my god i get to get the rocks. did he and he put like praying for your mom and put it >> testing. >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. gift. a man found one with a note underneath the rock that gave him a free oil change. another a gift certificate for a free ice cream from a local shop. lucy, still small things that are making people happy. >> man, i'm sure people are smiling a mile wide. thank you shawnette what authorities say this local nurse did that makes your skin crawl. it was a teenaged patient who discover it. >>> it's hank. i'm in delaware state house regulations a rubbing massa ♪ >>> new video just into fox 29. firefighters frantically trying to help when a cessna c

mark carpenter has been tracking this search for weeks and joins us with the details. we can finally stop calling him the presumptive head coach. the niners had to wait until the super bowl was over to make it a done deal... and shanahan is now taking over the franchise. the 37-year old is the team's fourth head coach in the last four seasons... and he's considered one of the league's top young prodigies. as the son of former 49ers assistant and 3-time super bowl champion, mike shanahan, kyle has the lineage. and he also has the credentials... he's spent the last two seasons as the falcons offensive coordinator...and this past year it was the top ranked offense in the league. however, his play calling is drawing criticism today...because we all know what happened over the weekend. the falcons blew a 25-point lead against the patriots... and there was a late red zone opportunity to tack on points and eat up time, but he elected to pass. regardless-- that's now in the past. he'll be working alongside general manager john lynch...who was hired last week. both of them are

mark carpenter joins us with the details, mark? today-- the commissioner expressed disappointment in the fact there hasn't been a resolution here in oakland. the good news is that earlier this week, he also said that the league has not determined if las vegas works as an nfl market... which means there's still hope the raiders will stay in the bay area. team owner mark davis has spent the last several months trying to gather support for his grand las vegas plan, but the project has seemingly unravelled in a span of two days. on monday, casino mogul sheldon adelson, the man who pledged 650-million dollars to build a stadium, announced he'll be withdrawing his offer and áwon't be involved in a deal with the raiders. then on the following day, investment bank goldman sachs, davis' backup financeer, reportedly pulled out as well. if davis is unable to find another source of income, he may be forced to consider alternate optoins. earlier today, commissioner goodell spoke with fans and players at an nfl forum... and asked 'are we confide

. >> phillies pitchers and catchers hit the field at the carpenter conplex in clearwater, florida, forhe first time. on the field throwing. nola missed some time last season with an elbow issue. today was the first time he addressed that and he's confident this year. >> in no pain and no nothing. no hesitations about anything. so i've been good. i'm just ready to get back into my routine and, you know, get everything rolling again. >> and then there's clay buchholz. the phillies signed him as a free agent coming over from the red sox. he was once considered one of the top pitcher in all baseball. showed glimpses of that late last season in boston and now looking for a fresh start here in philadelphia. >> it would have energized anybody. there's expectations that are brought back, that sense of complacency, being in one spot for an extended period of time, that's gone. and yeah, you want to show that you're still good at your craft and you're good at what you do. >>> moving to the ice, the flyers left for their western canada trip continues in calgary. saturday in home in overtime again

kron 4's mark carpenter had a chance to sit down with the new coach one-on-one. series of storms... our kron four team has been out bracing the heavy rain and strong winds... and when it comes to reporters... they have it rough... standing in the showers during their live shots... our very own will tran and yoli aceves were standing in the pouring rain this morningin the north bay... we love the fact that a couple of kron four viewers felt sorry for them and decided to cheer them up a bit... take a look. the viewers - in santa rosa - braved the storm and brought will and yoli some coffee... to help them stay warm during their live reports. and take a look at this... some kids in mill valley aren't letting a little rain stop them from getting outside. we don't recommend anyone try this.. but take a look... these two boys took a dip in the creek with nothing more than their swim trunks on. we've been seeing students with the day off school take advantage of their extra time... last month we saw two kids in mill valley boogie boarding down a flooded stream. rushing

pronounce my name "abe," but that is not bad because everyone in japan knows the name of the great carpenter who would go on to become a president. 100 years ago, japan was still under the shogun's rule. the japanese open their eyes to democracy, the united states is the champion of democracy. donald, president, you are an excellent businessman. but you have never been in the .ongress or been the governor you have no experience being in a public office, but you have fought the uphill struggle and thet for over a year in election process to become the new present, and -- president, and this is the dynamism of democracy. i would like to celebrate and congratulate donald as the president. the united states is a country having the largest number of chances opportunities in the , world. that has always been the case, right now as well is going forward, this will never change. that is the reason why automotive industries and other japanese businesses have built factories all over the united states to engage in local , production here. last year, from japan to the united states, there have been mor

phillies pitchers and catchers on the field today at the carpenter complex in clearwater, florida. bit of news. manager pete mccannon named gomez as the team's closer. it's a near era in phillies baseball. plenty of new faces, and the faces the team hopes to return the phillies to the glory years of the late 2000s. there are no players remaining from that 2008 world series team, and the clubhouse is a changed one. >> it's different. you know, it's different not having jay, all those guys. you know, when i got my feet wet in the big leagues, they were here to learn from. it's kind of different. >> one of those new faces is clay buckholtz signed as a free agent coming from the red sox. he was once considered one of the top pitchers in all of baseball, and he showed glifrpss of that late last season in boston. now he is looking for a fresh start here in philadelphia. >> i think it would have been energizing to anybody. being in one spot for a period of time. that's gone. yeah, you want to perform for the new faces and, you know, show that you are still -- you are good at what you do.

mark carpenter has been tracking this search for weeks and has the details. the last two weeks, kyle shananan to the 49ers has been the worst kept secret in sports... as the team could talk with him, but couldn't draw up any papers until after the super bowl. now, finally it's a done deal... and shanahan is taking over. the 37-year old is the team's fourth head coach in the last four seasons... and he's considered one of the league's top young masterminds. as the son of former 49ers assistant and 3-time super bowl champion, mike shanahan, kyle has the lineage. and he also has the credentials... he's spent the last two seasons as the falcons offensive coordinator...and this past year it was the top ranked offense in the league. however, his play calling is drawing criticism today...because we all know what happened against the patriots. the falcons blew a 25-point lead... and there was a late red zone opportunity to tack on points and eat up time, but he elected to pass. the first-time head coach will be teaming up with a first-time general manager... as john

as kron 4's mark carpenter explains, now the team's stars are coming to mcgee's defense.f you haven't seen it, shaq has a regular segment on the tnt broadcast called 'shaqtin a fool'.. it's a montage of bloopers from around the nba and o'neal makes it point to consistently ridicule mcgee. the warriors center has spoken out against the mockery and last night-- their feud went to another level. but first, let's show you some of shaq's handywork. "number 3, javale mcgee!! he just got a crazy alley-oop on an invisible mini hoop. out of bounds. i thought you said javale wasn't gonna be on anymore, nope!" and the tension has now gone beyond the television broadcast... as the two big men are now engaged in a nasty twitter war. where shaq has called mcgee a bum and threatened to fight him. today-- the warriors defended their own.... and feel this has gone on for too long. "it's not the greatest thing for your reputation. i can tell you before i got here, i had a preconceived notion of javale before he got here that turned out to be totally false and a lot of that was because of w

partnership between the courts, bureau, and carpenter society making it possible. it's about time. >> i'm glad they're finally doing it. it's been aen eyesore. >> the first of these homes are rehabilitated and sold, use the profits to begin work on next batch of homes. >>> been a while since a little boy has scene his dad who serves in the military. >> it took a team effort to pull off a surprise reunion. watch this. >> it's his dad. stunned to see his dad. mom sheila send video of reunion. helped hide dad in fire truck. first shauthought he was just g to meet firefighter. pretty cool. then he got the thrill of seeing his dad. >> holding on for dear life. >>> students in montgomery county marked black history movant last night. >>> join us this weekend for special celebration of black history month. bring you more local stories from the african-american museum sunday morning. 11:30. >>> breaking news right now, sky force 10 over the new jersey turnpike. partially shutdown southbound in mount laurel. >>> deadly bar shooting. late night fight turned to gunfire now th

my dad ran a welding and iron working shop and i ran a school that taught kid to be welders and carpenters in hon endure russ 25 years ago. i started a career. and we have found this to be completely nonpartisan in both the senate and house. we work on a lot of grace issues together to help train the work of career and technical education is about two miles from this nasa facility in langley it's the apprenticeship training facility and they train people to build nuclear aircraft carriers and subs. we want more people to go into stem career and technical fields and sometimes people don't think, gosh maybe women aren't going to be the scientists mathematicians and engineers, you're wrong. see this and you'll realized we've had fantastic women, scientific and mathematics talent for a long time and hope there will be more. >> reporter: this is an issue, i went to college for engineering. even if you don't pursue the field it's so important i love seeing efforts towards this. >> it's a powerful story that need to be told. >> reporter: back to you. >> it is, thank you, ronica. if you haven't se

. >> reporter: 12-year-old eric carpenter grantham is the happiest he's been in ha while. lover of gospel music, he enjoys singing and dancing with his mother linda to songs they wrote together. ♪ eric is full-timing more reasons to smile these days even when he looks down at the large scar on his chest. >> it's a really, really amazing thing. >> reporter: it remind him of battle he fought and won. >> just grateful. >> reporter: in january of 2016, eric was diagnosed with congenital heart disease. a heart abnormality that some babies are born with. shortness of breath and fatigue are usually red flags. doctors say the disease is often hard to detect when patients are young because it's progressive. but eric's case was different. his heart was getting larger and doctors found a lot of blood pumping into his lungs. that's because eric's veins weren't attached to his heart properly. his mother was nervous when she ar chest being open, his heart stopped, and he's not breathing on his own? that it's all machines at that moment until they do what they need to do? it was -- it wa

joseph's carpenter society of camden to renovate abandoned homes there. the first is located at 254 harvard avenue. one of the first few abandon homes, once they are renovated , and sold, the proceed will then be used to target other abandoned homes and to keep that project going >>> north penn high school students celebrated black history month today with an event organized by its african-american awareness club. >> celebration included a fashion show, highlighting traditional clothing and modern styles. students performed african dance, and performed many songs. at philadelphia poet laurel, a north pen graduate, resided her works as part of the event >>> now to a hero's story, south jersey man is sharing how he survive the holocaust and how he later came to america and risked his life for our country. as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows you these memories did not fade. >> got phone call from my sister ernest, go home, immediately. >> reporter: ninety-six year-old ernest kaufman from lumberton new jersey has a life story that can rival any os

whether they're plumbers or carpenters or the chairman of the jcs, you know, admiral mike mullen had a good op-ped in "the new york times" today expressing a worry that many of us have, why would the national security council not just put a political operator as a principal on that council, but why would they exclude as a principal the chairman of the jcs and director of national intelligence? so, you know, there's just a lot of things that i hope it's just amateur hour getting organized, not having a staff aboard, but this is coming from the president of the united states directly. i just got a -- by the way, an e-mail from a very prominent "washington times" reporter saying that i was taking this out of context. out of context? i'm listening to the president of the united states make these comments, seemingly making us equivalent, the u.s. armed forces, the cia, or whoever he was talking about, to the russian gru. this is bizarre behavior by the commander in chief. >> general barry mccaffrey, thank you for coming on. forgive me for reading your entire bio on live television. thank

mark carpenter joins us with the details. mark?f you haven't seen it, shaq has a regular segment on the tnt broadcast called 'shaqtin a fool'.. it's a montage of bloopers from around the nba and o'neal makes it point to consistently ridicule mcgee. the warriors center has spoken out against the mockery and last night-- their feud went to another level. but first, let's show you some of shaq's handywork. "number 3, javale mcgee!! he just got a crazy alley-oop on an invisible mini hoop. out of bounds. i thought you said javale wasn't gonna be on anymore, nope!" and the tension has now gone beyond the television broadcast... as the two big men are now engaged in a nasty twitter war. where shaq has called mcgee a bum and threatened to fight him. today-- the warriors defended their own.... and feel this has gone on for too long. "it's not the greatest thing for your reputation. i can tell you before i got here, i had a preconceived notion of javale before he got here that turned out to be totally false and a lot of that was because of w

to hear william miller and dick carpenter of the institute for justice discuss how bottleneck verse Ãgovernmenttions that they benefit from. thursday at -- in new york city former special assistant to president bill clinton and ames beard award-winning author, adrian miller will have a history of african-americans who work in the food service at the white house. also during that evening at the new york university bookstore, carolyn might give her critical thoughts on gun rights movement, and stand your ground laws being adopted across the country.and that is a look at some of the programs booktv will be covering ts

they said, isn't this the carpenter son? where did he get his wisdom?e most startling bible verses i know, mark chapter six, verse six says, and jesus could not do many mighty works there, his hometown, because of their unbelief. not would not, could not do many mighty works, because of their unbelief. in matthew chapter 17, the disciples made an aborted attempt to cast out a demon from a boy. they were unsuccessful, of course. when they got jesus privately, got him some were privately, they asked him, why couldn't we cast out the demons? and jesus said in matthew 17, 20, because of your unbelief. because if you had faith, the size of the grain of a mustard seed, you would be able, praise god, to move mountains. my friends, when we make our voices heard in heaven, it makes a palpable difference. so how do we do it? mr. president, you may be familiar with the scripture because it was read at your inauguration, but it is so spot on. new living translation, i urge you, said the tent maker from tarsus to his protÉge, first of all, to pray for all people, as

mark carpenter recently caught up with brady's high school coach and former teammate... >>: he was already in the topaz 6 ft.. he did not have what you call great agility. but he could throw. >> reporter: he says he is somewhat a expert at growing. -- throwing >>: he was in a scrimmage i have the vcr tapes. >> reporter: more than 500 touchdown passes and four super bowl rings. a statement that is a tribute to his all of fame record. >>: people gave him a hard time. instead of complaining he put more effort in. >>: no matter what challenges he faces. >> reporter: those closest to him have no doubt he will face this challenge to get one more wrinkle. >> reporter: 1 maureen. 1 more ring >>: i am happy with the success that he has achieved. i feel blessed to have coached him. if you're drinking tomorrow for the super bowl triple a is offering free "tipsy tows." here's how it works. anyone who drinks too much can call triple a for a tow. regardless of whether that person is a triple member or not. triple a will give them a free ride homeas long as the destination is within 10 miles. the one-way