what do you got to say, charley? - [crying] charley? [mendelssohn's wedding march] - that was a beautiful wedding. - thanks, daddy. i did my best. you know, i really had to work through a lot of feelings on this one, but i got through it. it's over. now, where's the guy with the drinks? - come on, let's go congratulate the happy couple. - you know, i really enjoyed that. i think my favorite part was when the minister said, "do you, carol, take acid?" you haven't even eaten yet today, have you? - you kidding? i've been starving myself for three days to fit into this lace tourniquet. - my parents wanted to give us a honeymoon in the south of france-- boring. we're going to six flags. - carol. carol, carol, carol. - carol? - carol, carol, carol. now that you've actually gone through with this, there's something i have to tell you. - come on, carol, why don't we get you something to eat? come on. - no, not yet. i need to talk to my innocent baby cousin about the harsh realities of marriage. - let's go. - carol, acid... i am going to tell yo

in the light. >> and charley was my next door and charley walk is also coming out for you. it is a birthday celebration. >> no. you sing it. >> but you the great voice. >> and i am celebrating my birthday the on "today" show. wait, this is crazy. okay. red ready. >> i love it. will take the mic. >> happy birthday. >> hailee, happy birthday and charley, can we say something, tell us about this guy for one second. >> well, to say the least, if it weren't for this man, i would not be here talkc that i have been putting out, and i would not be performing at a madison square garden. >> it t she is 19 years old today, and she is performing at madison square garden. >> and charley is one of the music moguls that if you don't know him yet, you will. >> and now n is sparking a ton of controversy online. success this holiday. >> and visiting the ch you want i fix this mess? a mess? i don't think -- what's that? snapshot from progressive. plug it in, and you can save on car insurance based on your good driving. you sell to me? no, it's free. you want to try? i try this if you try... n

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do you think a horse has ever gotten a charley horse?u think a horse named charlie has ever gotten-- what do you mean, "move on. no one cares about this"? fine. this is giddy down. >> aaaah! >> [indistinct] [clicks tongue] go, go. go on. you can do it. announcer: get off your high horse. so, a horse walks into a bar. [horse whinnies] told ya. oh, no. no, no, no. >> i say 3 seconds. that's it. announcer: no seconds. just don't. >> pick up your hand, gabriela! [laughter] announcer: that actually went much better than i thought. next on "what went down," a full 10 minutes of this. guys, that can't be all we have. what else? oh, boy. do we have anyone getting hurt? there we go. hi. i'm matt mccoy. how long have you had your car insurance? i ask because i had mine for over 20 years before i switched and saved hundreds with the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. i was with my previous insurance for 30 years. but they could not compete with the hartford. people 50 and over could save hundreds of dollars when they switch. i had done

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charley beck defends the decision to leave unsurprised children out of school. >> if you knew what we knew at 5:30 in the morning when the decision had to be made ux, would you send your child to school? >> reporter: and he says the l.a.p.d. will have an increased presence. investigators still don't know who made the threat. >>> a southwest airlines plane rolled off the runway into the grass and got stuck while taxying into its gate last night. it landed in nashville when the accident occurred. and later described their experience. >> i didn't hear any screaming. it was a bunch of commotion. >> it sounded to me like a wheel blew out but i don't know if a wheel blew out or if it culapsed. the faa is investigating the incident. eight people were taken to the hospital. >>> raymond had just finishehe gassing up his car when a 12-year-old riding his bike told the man that his tire was deflated and he jumped in the car and took off. they recognized the youngster because he'd been arrested 20 times on a mix of robbery and autotheft charges. >>> and the jury in the officer gray and dead locks

i am charley became a global rallying cry.ot be the only time paris won terror attacks in 2015. number two, here in the u.s. brian williams gets kicked off the air. the celebrated nightly news anchor was suspended without pay in february after exaggerating a story about a helicopter mission during the iraq war. they found at least 10 others in the cast. lester holt took over the nightly news permanently. some critics thought williams would never return at all but he did in a new rule covering breaking news. >> it had to have been ego that made me think i had to be sharper, funnier quicker. >> and number one, the biggest media story of 2015 is donald trump taking over. it started with controversy. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapist and some, i assume are good people. >> it was followed by rising poll numbers, record debate ratings, talking heads in disbelief and frustrated fact checkers. even when the media calls him out, trump never seemed to back down. he's not afraid to pick a fight with the me

on january 7th two brothers forced their way into the offices of the french magazine charley charley heb doe. ol way out they killed a police officer. they were killed outside paris but not before talking to a journalist. he was sent by al qaeda in yemen. >> more than 2 million people along with leaders from 40 countries hared in a demonstration of unity. the fight against isis remained a problem for the u.s. the so-called islamic state took a foothold in syria and iraq. the u.s. eventually began air strikes in iraq, but syria brought more problems with >> the united states is prepared to work with any nation including russia and iran to resolve the conflict. >> the war in syria and iraq spilling over to europe. 1 million people fled creating the worst refugee crisis since world war ii. >> this is war and bombs. >> their ultimate destination was germany. at times the onslaught tested solidarity in the eu. this crystallized the crisis in one photo. the u.s. made gains against two long-term trouble spots. in cuba for the first time in 54 years the u.s. re-opened relations with the isla

even charley sly himself, the man the documentary -- >> there is no truth to any statement of mine that al jazeera says. >> reporter: as for manning the five-time mvp is sitting out with an injury, he's focused on practice and supporting his team. blake mccoy, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the force was certainly with "star wars" at the box office this holiday weekend. "the force awakens" soared past the global $1 billion mark sunday. the last movie to reach the $1 billion mark that quickly was "jurassic world" in back in june. >>> the final sprint to the iowa caucus, donald trump is on the attack going after clinton but perhaps not the one you're thinking of. edward lawrence is in washington. good morning. >> shannon, right now donald trump is in a virtual dead heat for the iowa caucuses. he's grabbing head lines and trying to get his base to show up to the caucus. his rallies are huge, his support loud. >> and this is amazing, wow. >> reporter: trrp trrp's base seems to crave his no filter rhetoric. over the weekend he went after hillary clinton again this time on twitter about her husba

charley took over. college football playoffs are set. matchups are as follows.l take on number four, meanwhile number 2 alabama are set to face number 3 michigan state in the cotton bowl classic. those games will take place on december 31st. the winners will face off in the national championship, that'll be january 11th. win over the saints, last-minute touchdown that helped the seal the victory for carolina. 331 yards, five touchdowns while stewart added 82 yards and touchdown on the ground. i know you guys will be talking about giants even though it was in the afternoon. [laughter] >> cheryl: big win for the jets actually. before you head out the door, let's take a look at monday morning forecast. fox meteorologist maria molina is standing by. i'm loving it. >> maria: not bad at all when it's middle in december, actually beginning of december and it's very mild and you barely even need a jacket out there. that's going to be continuing in the next couple of days. get out and enjoy it. probably expecting changes. as far as train goes, we are tracking rain across

this all began charley after 9:00 a.m. according to liberty utilities. there was a malfunction at the gas plant where propane and air are mixed. as a result pure propane was , sent to customers in keene which led to the risk of carbon monoxide exposure. fire officials say they rescued one woman found unconscious in a building due to the high levels of carbon monoxide. this prompted a door to door response. a little brisk out there. mike: no question about it. winds kicking up. temperatures on the chilly side, a little above average. we are not going to see a big temperature rise. lower 20' s up north to lower to mid 30' s south. some milder air beginning to build in the mid-part of the country. s north and upper 30' s south into the 40' s and that carries us through daybreak thursday before a big warm-up for christmas eve day thursday. sunshine today and high clouds building tomorrow but it doesn' t stay dry. temperature wise we topped off upper 20' s north to lower to mid 30' s central and 30 south. no chance of precipitation tomorrow afternoon, could b

and that's why he went on the travels with charley trip. as visitors exit the museum, they can realize two quotes from steinbeck. one of them is if the story is not about the here, he will not listen. and here i make a rule: a great and interesting story is about everyone or it will not last. that's driving steinbeck to connect with readers, top them participate in his prose. he used the word "participate" and "participation" over and over and over again to clarify how important it was for him to connect with readers, to make hem hear and see -- them hear and see and feel and care about the things he cared about. and i think that this museum is a tribute to that, that urge to connect with his readers and with the public. the second quote is, "i nearly always write, just as i nearly always breathe." that conveys the importance of words to steinbeck and the importance of his craft. a writer, he felt, connected with the public in very, very important ways and that it was the role of the writer to analyze and critique his country, not just cele

charley angela has more. with mining operations on six continents will be felt worldwide. falling prices and other commodities have already hit all mining companies hard now the fifth largest is taking action with a radical restructuring. >anglo american is cutting 85,000 jobs. they will also suspend payments and into 2016. to balance the books it will set off assets almost half of the 50 mines and merge it's six businesses into three that will be the diamond producer, and bulk commodities. by falling demand from china, on monday the price of iron ore hit a seven year low that's close to break even point for many major minors. everything die mondays have had a disappointing year. the company hoped that by diversitying it could weather a financial downturn, they spread their earnings across a number of commodities but nearly all of these have dropped in price at the same time. however, for commodities were to climb, it probably means that they haven't done enough, and that is the risk at this moment in time. there's obviously been reflection in the shares today. >> the chie

beautiful sunrise shot from charley hoffman but ample cloud cover. for today the scene plenty of clouds breaks of sun and ultimately what most people notice of course is the warmth. live outside in central park earlier this morning it was still at 60. right now plenty of clouds. as we move through the day more records being broken. hopefully central park finally gets it's moment in the sub is. clouds dominate and tomorrow is the best day looking to be rain in the near future. chance for showers throughout the morning and mid day hours and into the evening hours a cold front rolling through weather tomorrow. today's high 65 degrees normal high is 44 degrees so so much above seasonal. 20 degrees above the normal and every day in december so far has been above normal. way through friday. still going to be above the normal on friday even though highs will be in the 40s. as we look at the vortex the clouds are moving through a little less of the white less likely where you are seeing a little more sun and a few passing showers bringing just a few rain dro

. >> and then after the attacks that killed the employees of charley hebie hebdo, there were terroristack in france that brought out #peace in paris. >>> and we will be back with more. on car insurance, you switch to geico. ♪ you make me feel so young... it's what you do. ♪ you make me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. havi -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> oh, it is massive. >> oh! >> let's talk about the torna tornadoes, the blizzards, the flooding. it is all coming from this monster storm system affecting about 100 million people. >> at least 43 deaths in seven states in days. >> oh, no. >> and the force of the ever-4 tornado was so loud that it muffled the warning system. >> i saw it coming, but all of the grandkids and the great wiandkids in the hall, and the

heard from josh earnest preceding that news conference, we want to listen to that -- we will go with charley first, let's listen to that. >> it is very easy to criticize a decision, when you have no responsibility for the outcome of that decision. safeguards three-quarters of a million lives every day. when they make a decision, they have to take into account the safety of the children of los angeles. it is irresponsible paced on facts yet to been determined to criticize that decision at this point. off ol' us make tough choices. >> and to summarize what they said at the white house, these decisions are made on a case by case basis that the white house will not be involved that they were going to support the people on the west coast. back out to you, the bottom line being that there are two situations here. this were two threats called into two separate school systems but speak if you would to the fact that nerves on the west coast are very frayed because of what happened in san bernideno, and i have heard people saying what would new york have done had this been on the heels of september 11

from london charley ainge la reports. >> he insists that he is not racist, but the republicans presidentialdate donald trump latest comments are being interpreted that way. of muslims entering the united states, until our representatives can figure out what the held is going on. >> so inflammatory was the statement, that prominent world leaders felt the need to respond. in france, prime minister maneul wrote on twitter mr. trump like others spews hatred. in israel, where mr. trump is due to visit, this statement. prime minister netanyahu rejects donald trump's recent remarks about muslims. trump has since canceled the trip, and in britain, prime minister dismissed the position as dehydrationive, unhelpful, and quite sam my wrong. now mr. trump has gathered thousands of signatures enough to ensure parliament will consider the issues for debate. but the politician are already pressuring the government to act. >> it is my understanding that the one deputy has banned 84 from entering the u.k. will the government lead by example and making mr. donald trump -- >> here, here. >> i think the best w

charley: but doesn't the government have a points, if we have good reason to believe that that is forcurity behavior? if the government lays a proper warrant on us today, then we will give the specific information that is requested because we have to by law. in the case of encrypted communication, we don't have it to give. emily, we should point out that that interview was done before what happened in paris. emily: we are unclear on the exact timing of the interview, but this is a position that tim cook has maintained for years. data isying, apple encrypted. we could not get to it if we wanted to get to it. but i spoke to the ceo of blackberry who has taken the other side of this issue and he pointed out an issue where apple told a judge, we cannot get into because dealer's phone it is a locked screen. yes, we will protect your data, john chen said, but not if you're breaking the law. take a listen to what john chen said to me. if the government will provide a subpoena, we will do so at the time that the court order or subpoena has been served. to keep ourduties society safe and peace

the charley could make a ruling by thursday. back in april after a 45 minute trip to the police fanned, the man died and he is being charged is not putting on the seat belts. he said the the man did not appear injured and did not a to do it was wrong. >> anny: it's the third anniversary of the sandy hook shooting. there are protests against current gun laws asking for a change to make it more difficult for certain groups to obtain weapons. events held around the country demands common sense. >> weaken does have common cents gun toward dissolution. >> anny: 26 people died in the assassination that sandy had elementary. >> mark: there are nearly 1,000 in. since between man and aircraft. there were some considered closing canners. were 594 times were drawn to spotted near flytraps. >> anny: there's plenty of sand that tire as people ran to the streets of san jose. the rainy and windy weather did not stop these folks from stop finishing the five k brunner walk. there was a pet when a tagalong. the run or walk is san jose's favor hal

month later they get back a report that has nutations adulterations in the genes better underlying charleyancer. about the 55% is very interesting on this molecular profile. so now there is an option -- an option the physician never would have thought of before so drugs that are developed and other cancers that with the invitation he has his cancer and some are clinical trials. and now not faced with medical problems but problems with how does charlie get access to these drugs a and how does he decide? so there are no real clinical trials for any of these drugs there are 50,000 patients per year of which 4.5 percent of them go on to clinical trials but two were 3 percent of that go into clinical trials so how do we learn about what to treat even though we have molecular information? and then if he gets clinical treatment or off label then networking and insurance issues and he will face public usually happens is he is treated with a drug and then three or four months later they take their idiological scan and to say has it grown or shrunk? the overall endpoint if he lives or dies and how l

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. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is charley head with the coalition of san francisco neighborhoods and with the sunset height for are not only people like to speak a minute about outreach at the november 5th meeting i'm glad we don't have an overflow no overflow room available the subject of outreach came up i remember one of the commissions said to the planning department staff she'd like to say district citizen asterisk public mergers and as far as that's concerned one before that meeting there are a couple of schedule for this week or in the next couple of weeks that's just a four districts out of 10 and we need time to have more meetings fortunate the items on november 5th were postponed to january 28th but other item coming up today but this issue - about this issue and the fact not many more - much more time to have the meetings i contacted contacted our supervisor a few weeks ago we wrote me a short note thank you for your suggestion period so no december 7th meeting scheduled at the present all to again speak for continuing the items schedule for today about the affordable