he's a serial rape chester. i'm dripping wet with sweat, blood on my hands, and i'm dragging the toilet down the tier. i get in front of his house. he sees me for the first time. he starts from going to that, bragging about being this nasty piece of [ bleep ], he goes just like that. oh, lord in heaven, deliver me from this demon, please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden, he's found god. i start smashing in the glass to get to him. it's halfway in. that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. they despise him too. nobody, cop, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knighten, it can be even worse for those whose crimes made headlines. >> periodically over these 5 1/2 years, you know, i've turned the television set on to see my face, you know, on the television set. that's pretty uncomfortable. >> we met edward mckowen in tennessee at the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. >> i was ordained as a

early that morning, 27-year-old chester jackson was shot and killed outside a local ihop restaurant.urs later, his family and friends have gathered near the scene to hold an impromptu memorial. john and rebecca are on their way to the restaurant to report on the story. >> it turns out one of our assignment editors had some relationships with people who knew chester jackson. so i called her and said what's going on? what's the emotional temperature out there? what can i expect? and she says, well, i've talked to some of the people out there. they know you're coming. they're willing to talk to you. they have a picture of him. and i said who do i talk to? she says anybody. >> rebecca and john arrive at the scene and walk toward the memorial, but they are warned by other news crews that the mood of the crowd of mourners is tense. >> someone had mentioned that it was quite dangerous over there, but we didn't really think that because we had somebody who had told us we were able to speak with these people. somebody from our station who knew the victim told us they knew we were coming. >> u

it goes from west chester through the bronx.eading from west chester through the bronx to new york city. two people have died, but so far really, really curious timing. i mean, could it be that people are headed back into the city from the holidays, spending it with loved ones? or could they have been heading to the city for shopping? it could be one of those situations where the train was crowded or it could be a quiet sunday on the train. >> we'll bring you the latest right here on cnn. >>> all right, as we enter the season of giving, we here at cnn are preparing for holiday tradition. >> an all-star tribute is a celebration of the top ten cnn heroes of the year voted on by you and their extraordinary work helping others. this behind the scene peek at preps. >> it's that time of year giving back to others. >> thank you so much. >> packed with unforgettable moments. a night when hollywood's brightest stars come together to shine a spotlight on ten remarkable people who are changing the world. like a great grandmother who used h

woke up to temperatures in the 60s, and now it's already 45 in leesburg and frederick. 41 in win chester in culpepper. you can really see that strong cold front is moving on through. the heaviest rain is still waiting in the wings toward lexington, kentucky and charleston, west virginia. this will slowly push our way. the blue, the snow and the pink icy areas are not going to be part of our forecast today or tonight. that's with the next storm system that arrives on sunday. 9 future cast showing that as you're picking the kids up off the bus, still plenty of rain throughout the belt way. heavy rain fell and maybe even a few rumbles of thunder at about 7:00 p.m. as you're sitting down for denver. toward win chester, we might have some rumbles of thunder and heavy pockets of rain in the dc metro areas. as you continue to get your forecast from topper tonight, more of the rain moving through the belt way, with the oranges and yellows indicating the potential for heavier rain. you can see that snow and that ice and see how it just misses us to the north. we'll return to the sunshine on satur

early that morning, 27-year-old chester jackson was shot and killed outside a local ihop restaurant.family and friends have gathered near the scene to hold an impromptu memorial. john and rebecca are on their way to the restaurant to report on the story. >> it turns out one of our assignment editors had some relationships with people who knew chester jackson. so i called her and said what's going on? what's the emotional temperature out there? what can i expect? and she says, well, i've talked to some of the people out there. they know you're coming. they're willing to talk to you. they have a picture of him. and i said who do i talk to? she says anybody. >> rebecca and john arrive at the scene and walk toward the memorial, but they are warned by other news crews that the mood of the crowd of mourners is tense. >> someone had mentioned that it was quite dangerous over there, but we didn't really think that because we had somebody who had told us we were able to speak with these people. somebody from our station who knew the victim told us they knew we were coming. >> undeterred by th

. >> hilary chester is associate director of anti-trafficking for the organization. >> they tend to workn some of the most unregulated and poorly regulated industries -- restaurant work, construction work, agricultural work, domestic work. >> in august, chester and her team were invited by the archdiocese of newar to speak to a congregation in a west african neighborhood. >> i feel strongly that there's a lot of expertise, there's a lot of leadership, there's a lot of talent in these communities themselves, and we just need to tap into that. >> attendees learn what to do if someone they know is being trafficked and how to take the information into their own community. >> the people that these victims reach out to may not be someone like you or me. they're going to reach out to their own community members, their peers. and that's who i want to be educated. >> one simple thing everybody can do is to talk about this. one of the reasons i think this has gone on for so long is the unwillingness of good people to talk about it. >> we need allies. we are not going to end trafficking alone. with

the 77 his is unique including the historic oral office of chester. thanks it to the recovery act it's a beacon to achieve a plaque. in other words, this historic building has received a new life and it proudly takes it's police radios with the jackson's r. browning an, an effort to revitalize san francisco market street corridor. this historic renovation goes well beyond the improvement. it is an innovator across the nation. the people who are categorize enough to think they can change the world can. this quote is from steve jobs and it opens his biography. jobs profoundly changes tending starting with the other person communication what the ipad. his flip was in the technology of the humanity. he believed that simplicity and extraordinary customer he experience could go together. apple neat to control the elements of supply chance and as a cult they had to own the experience. when i read this book it resonated with me on so many levels. it's not because i owned one of the making tarnish i swear it's still out there operational. and in standing for t

in short, men such as williams and chester made and sustained the bold claim that defeat u.s. army african-american troops have dealt a death blow to all that army stood for, including favorite old. they insisted not only the union armies at jury emanated from superior virtue of the black troops in particular exemplified by virtue. most important, african-american soldiers interpretations of the surrender of described the civil rights message into the mud animist terms of the sprecher, emphasizing the promise of appomattox, depicted the free people and black soldiers in particular as agents of national healing. the williams 1880 history of the troops in the war of the rebellion praised like soldiers for treating the confederates with quiet dignity and christian humility. those were his words. hero, after the confederate army had been paroled, the troops cheerfully and cordially divided rations of the late enemy and welcomed them at their campfires of march 2 st. petersburg. forgiveness is expressed in the attacks rebel soldiers who freely mingled with the plakon verse. as a sp

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chester, thanks so much for joining us.ove this you go on a job interview and you're filled with hope. this is it! i can see myself at company. >> my dream job, that's right. melissa: but there are things and happened to all of us when you go on job interview that are red flags that you should just flee. >> absolutely. melissa: number one the person interviewing you says bad things about the person who had the job before you. >> this is so key. tells you a lot about their culture. the way you welcome people to the job says a lot but the way you say good-bye says even more. as soon as the door everything is their fault and badmouth them like crazy that is big red flag. at some point i may leave this job and what will they say about me. is that the kind of culture where people talk about each other? melissa: another one i saw on the list the interview is really late to the interview. possibly somebody really important happened. why would that set off warning bells? >> you're right and wrong. if they're really late and lackada

six degrees in wind chester, nine in leesburg, 17 in washington. that's cold. tomorrow afternoon, we stay in the 20s, all day as far as the windchill is concerned. watch what happens thursday. ladies, are you ready for this? how about a windchill of one in wind chester, eight in leesburg, eight in gaithersburg, 12 around the d.c. metro area. that by far is the coldest as far as windchills go so far this season we will see very cold windchills all day on thursday. thursday is going to be one cold day. that sets the stage for our next storm. it's coming during the weekend. another area of low pressure tracking to our south. this will start as snow most likely and most likely transfer to rain. this is not going to be a big winter storm i don't think, however. some of the computer models bringing in a little colder air. we'll have to wait to see how it plays out. one thing for sure, we're going to be cold. 33 for tomorrow. high of only 30 on thursday. 39 on friday. there's the chance of snow, ice and rain on saturday. as i mentioned, most of the it should be on the

. >> i'm like a little chester. >> like a little chester? >> you're a -- >> i'm a peasant. >> absolutely. >> while washington seemingly reigns over the hamptons, he admits he has trouble reining in his emotions. >> you [ bleep ] guys are losers. >> every emotion leads to anger. fat, angry, mad, angry. everything leads to anger. >> washington's anger led to three domestic violence charges within the last year. >> the first time i got a domestic violence charge my ex angered me, and i hit him in the mouth with my granny's cane, and when the cops came, my grandmonth said that i hit her as well. >> washington pled guilty to both charges of domestic violence and was placed on probation shortly after his arrest, but six months later he was back in jail for a third domestic violence charge. this time, the alleged victim was his mother. he says it was all a misunderstanding. so he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> my mom said i'm innocent and my mom's not going to lie for me. >> life is kent county especially in the hamptons isn't as bad a

however, as the cold war was subsiding and some brilliant diplomacy by my assistant secretary chester crocker, we made a deal and the cubans left. and so we went to the south africans and said okay, your part of the deal, leave. and they did. so in the country next to south africa a par tie ended, a marker. then we thought over very carefully who we should send as our ambassador and i identified a very able person, a deeply experienced foreign service officer. he was the kind of person who had a presence, he came into a room, people noticed him -- louis black, he was a friend. so the south africans wanted to deal with the united states, they had to deal with a black man, but not just a black man, a black man who was tremendously able person with stature, that you look up to. then i had a request for a meeting with oliver, /whofts the head of the amc, nelson mandela's organization. the anc was con troversial. it had its dealings with moscow. lots of antagonism towards them and the congress of the united states. the cia had a good working with relationship with the south african intelli

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president could change the decor if they wanted once president grant had the blue room pilot and chester arthur had at robins egg blue and finally that was all stopped at the time of theodore roosevelt in 1902. >> this week on "the communicators" we focus on the future of television. former fcc chairman julius genachowski and former fcc commissioner robert mcdowell followed by our discussion with congress and greg walden chairman of the house subcommittee on communications and technology. >> we are anna lindh's gate that is absolutely shifted and there are areas of the statutory scheme where it makes sense to look at it and say are those keeping up with the changes in the marketplace? fundamentally having this kind of competition programming innovation access by new players to consumers and access by the traditional players to viewers in new ways. obviously what is happening on tablets is amazing. what is starting to happen in the living room is very exciting we are in just an incredible time when it comes to the delivery of the programming to consumers. there are issues. we heard the co

. >> chester county judge declares a mistrial in a love triangle murder case. >> for kevin's family,ers to questions they never wanted to ask. >> i wanted to know if he knew it was happening. i wanted to know if he begged. >> why did you want to know? >> kevin was so sweet and kind. and i know he must have been so, so scared. >> the story of those final moments could only be told by steve shappell. but even from jail as they awaited their fates, morgan was trying to keep him quiet. she wrote him a letter saying she had given birth to his twins. >> so her game plan was, if he thinks we have kids together, he's not going to rat me out? >> yes. she would always ask him that in letters, have you figured out who has a better chance to get out of here? i need you to do that for me so we can raise our children. >> except, of course, it was another lie. another manipulation. this past february, the prosecution and defense were back at the chester county courthouse for morgan mengel's retrial. steve was set to testify but, then, another surprise. the day the testimony was set to begin, morgan

that's how personal i take it. >> twice a month for the past six years, chester's wife, ruby, has flowning incarcerated is that you feel so much shame. you know. we had a pretty middle-class family. i mean my daughter thought it was the perfect family. i have two adult children also and suburban home. this stuff doesn't happen in your family. when it did happen, you don't want anybody to know about it. man, for me to sit here in front of the camera and talk about it, and think that somebody else will see it, especially somebody on my job, is more than i would have ever thought. i mean my family didn't know about it for two or three years. >> what did you tell them? what did you tell your family? >> that my husband was out doing work. he was working and i was kind of fudging it, thinking, well, he was working in prison, so i'm not really lying. they knew that my husband would travel from time to time, so for years i covered it that way. >> everyone in life has periodically told themselves, what i do only affects me. it's not true. when you do wrong, you are incarcerated in prison, it aff

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the copter came down too hard and flipped trying to land at new york's west chester airport this morning. d.c. police looking for two men who robbed a liquor store around 11:30 this morning at rose's store in northeast. witnesses say the two men ran in the store and fired shots in the ceiling before jumping the counter and taking cash out of the register. police have not released a description. >> four u.s. service members in libya are free after being detained by the country's government in tripoli. they were reportedly investigating potential evacuation routes last night when libyan officials say they failed to stop at a check point and found carrying weapons. the service members were held for only a few hours. a defense department official says the men were part of marine security forces. libya is defending the decision to detain them. >>> a big streak across the sky visible for hundreds of miles. where a security camera capture add possible meteor and after the heavy rain tomorrow what kind of weather can we expect in 2014? amelia's seven-day forecast coming up next. [ male announcer

--chester city the munich beat munich. chelsea and manchester united will get a better draw. there's a a big drop between the top of the group and the bottom. get a lower ranked side from germany or greece. so, they should go through. they are very low when you compare them to barcelona. the projections are taking into account the problems with the new coaches committee the issues in the league. chelsea doesn't have a striker. >> >> they can only do so much. >> chelsea is conceding a lot of chances and goals. we spoke about them in the past. >> the big game this weekend is tottenham versus liverpool. it gives them a chance to look at the man of the moment, suarez. it will look at steven gerrard the kc he is out for six weeks. for sixse he is out weeks. >> when he is missing, the verbal drops off. this graphic will show that actually when he is not there, they often do better. this takes into consideration the games played in the last four years. this season he has been playing deeper in me to field -- in midfield. it used to be give gerrard the ball, he will do something. now

the fifth once the mark mistakes had green yet but then it's back in time to hold it securely the chester beatty want the feelers and the light of the deal contains prompting many monstrous now you based on earnings. also well done indeed at the moment is the most intimate targets of a fossil. did i miss out a form of bed at about the cover of the director of the one in the midst of money for the fact that tomorrow when the defendant. he owns on the side of some new stuff when the team is so much adams also will have on the form of the muslims the moment. the cinemas but for the moment so that the summons. thus it's like your style. she's soo when he speaks pushing up prices for its ancient items such as fines would cause the beast and cooking gas by at least eighty five percent. when even one am it she just moved to london. so noble soul of the total cost of the month either the shots. the poll will close on wednesday the symphonic abbas was a bonus and one of them tomlinson your shopping center is to write seek the next six to reach that point. it boasts a three d santa monica a stunnin

when president grant had the blue room pilot, chester arthur had at robins egg blue. that was stopped with thomas theodore roosevelt, 1902. ladies: influence and image," season 2. jacqueline kennedy, 9:00 on c-span. journalistrdian" glenn greenwald, who published edward snowden's security leaks, told the european parliament -- they have been focusing on privacy issues following allegations of an estate spying and surveillance on european citizens -- nsa spying and surveillance and european citizens. this is just over an hour. >> we don't seem to have a connection. can you hear me? >> hi, how are you? >> we can hear each other now. good. mr. greenwald, welcome to a session of the committee of inquiry of the european parliament. we have about an hour for this session. i'm first going to invite you to do your presentation, and then afterwards we will take questions and answers. very pleased to have you with us here today. i will give you the floor, or the video link, rather. the floor is yours. good afternoon, and thank you to the committee for convening this inquiry and

wants to knock the cpi is not hard just remember to count the beats and follow the steps and cnet the chester french since cleaning up the airways and grants or artificial respiration. after obtaining the skills anyone can help save the mind. the morning when cows and people who signed up for the cpr class will help to prepare the town for any future emergencies the act. the company to cover me up on the control really. read your book among the exclusive. local student like me. the thoughts i will get a good player that didn't like it was totally shocked not actors too. through him it's no symptoms of you who don't know how to be simple several intersections. job well done. it also tasted good. the concert i wanna melt and can be programmed for international student assessment is a try and go into natural surveyed by dow to its execution systems worldwide. but testing skills and knowledge of fifteen year old students. the twenty twelve the survey focused on mathematics and the participation of sixty five countries and economies in taiwan six thousand students in the hunter sixty three schools

. >> stands 150 feet tall rising near win chester boulevard you can see it if you're driving along interstate0. it's a beacon for toys for tots drive. >> that is nice. join me tonight at 9:00. new reports of that person leaving extravagant tips at restaurants the first glimpse whof might be behind the generosity. we've learned it is not larry. >> that is for sure. >> and on abc7 news at 11:00 a massive security breech. millions of accounts, how you can be a victim and not know it. >> and tonight here on abc7 we have middle followed by back in the game and super fun night. then, it's nashville. and it's all available online with the watch abc app >> our coverage continues now for breaking news on twitter. >> from all of us here, and larry beil who is a good tipper, by the way, have a good night. - look, i don't need these, liz. your tax return is the same every year. - actually, i'll have you know that this has been a year of change, howard. i joined an over-40 dance team, i started eating the lettuce on my plate under my onion rings, and i have taken up meditation thanks to my boyfriend criss

president grant had the blue room pilot, chester arthur had it robin thicke blue and finally that was stopped at the time of theodore roosevelt in 1902. hoover to lou jacqueline kennedy, weekends at nine on c-span. the final question time for the year with british prime minister david cameron followed david cameron answered questions on domestic issues. from london, this runs 35 minutes. >> good morning, mr. speaker. >> i'm sure the whole house wish to join me in wishing our warmest wishes to our armed forces in afghanistan. i saw their incredible commitment and dedication and we should remember the families that will miss them this time of year and we should remember all of our service personnel around the world. our country owes a huge amount for the work they do and sacrifice they make. i had meetings with minister ministerial colleagues. >> david anderson. >> i join the prime minister in his wishes to our armed forces and public segment workers. mr. speaker, 6,000 victims of criminally and negligence force will not receive any compensation from insurance companies. will the prime

this misguided lawyer loyalty covering up the troops are still green but the couple's minister allan chester knit the lace from and the ball at the moment. tommy thank you the government but today the new measures to reduce the term of bankruptcy here just three years the cost of going back office also been house. it's the final part of the new insolvency operation which came into force in recent weeks. this nondescript building building is home to the latest agency tackling the personal debt crisis. the idea behind this new bankruptcies service is to make it cheaper short term and more consumer friendly than before. not because it's expected to be a big increase in numbers coming to the store. the bankruptcy term has been coach from twelve to three years deaths will be written off but acids transparent take red shirts people will be eligible for bankruptcy if their own successful in applying for insolvency. money after reasonable expenses will go to credit shirts. the backups name would appear on the register. it's not a very pleasant process. eros is liquidation in your prayers and in cons

time as the government of the sky with a shower is this is just took time to zone season exceeded chester polls. such claims look more like empty promises. this woman can only fit me and my cameraman into their new home. she apologizes but there's simply no room for the whole crew in sight. she's one of three settlers from the push in the area forced to leave their homes and the twenty eleven nuclear disaster the team that's when the tsunami hit. when told to park on unnecessary things in runaway bay said it would be only took two or three days now leaving in fifteen to the house pretending to our old houses and cream which we know won't ever come true when being fed with promises of a bigger house but that's as far as it gets promises this is just one of the quickie erected residential areas were for pushing the exiles have relocated to. there are hundreds of makeshift camps scattered across the region accommodating more than three hundred thousand people although the four hundred free settlers living in this particular area or use to have a large houses before the petition accident. now

. >> stands 150 feet tall rising near win chester boulevard you can see it if you're driving along interstate 280. it's a beacon for toys for tots drive. >> that is nice. join me tonight at 9:00. new reports of that person leaving extravagant tips at restaurants the first glimpse whof might be behind the generosity. we've learned it is not larry. >> that is for sure. >> and on abc7 news at 11:00 a massive security breech. millions of accounts, how you can be a victim and not know it. >> and tonight here on abc7 we have middle followed by back in the game and super fun night. then, it's nashville. and it's all available online with the watch abc app >> our coverage continues now for breaking news on twitter. >> from all of us here, and customer appreciation month at subway. we're saying thanks with two of your favorite six inch subs. the six-inch cold cut combo, or the six-inch meatball marinara, built fresh from the bread up for just $2 each all december long. subway. eat fresh. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a librarian at the library of congress from washington, d

talker,ve american code a young navajo man by the name of chester put it this way, "somebody has to defendomebody has to defend freedom." the matter how many times the united states government had tried to convince them otherwise, the corporal new that the united states of america was his land. this young corporal was just a boy, a high school student, when he enlisted. native americans, like the corporal, were so eager to serve that many lied about their age to enlist. these brave soldiers, these code talkers had a special gift, their special -- sacred languages, and they selflessly shared that gift with our country, their country. their gifts saved countless lives and helped win the war, and their willingness to share it made them american heroes -- share it made them american heroes. we honor our american heroes today. [applause] >> ladies and the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [applause] >> thank you. i want to say thank you to my colleagues for their testimonials, and of course all of those in mid-december the possible. we are now go

there, near the nevada border from the 395 junction which is closed for the winter and then near chester in the national park in shaster, it closed due to the snow. >>> closer to home near lafayette, i know it is westbound on the left-hand side of your screen there. >> youyou can see it is very clear and last minute shoppers are perhaps okay and in the south bay, westbound traffic on the upper portion of your screen, that is headed towards sunnyvale. >>> let's head over to rose mary. >>> another hazy day, and if you are just joining us, look at the air quality for the region, you can see the shade of orange, air quality above 100 and indicating if you are susceptible, if you have asthma, bronchitis, this will definitely be something you need to consider for all of us and it's not healthy especially for our sensitive group. >>> temperatures at this hour, 44 degrees in santa rosa and we are looking at widespread 30s and 40s out in parts of the north bay, and areas right around san francisco, they are reporting lower 60s this morning and that has to do with an offshore breeze which is blowi

thomas smores chester, a correspondent embedded with the army of the james to reveled in the fact that u.s. regiment's participate in a vigorous campaign that gave these forces a trophy for a union army, as he put it. many of these men's white officers and comrades in arms share the conviction that the role have been decisive. they recanted this scene. the morning in the ninth game. the cavalry was being pushed back rapidly toward the station. why was it that victory was so near one of the help a dark column was spied coming down the road. what a relief from the awful suspense. the colors or race of those men so long as there relief to us. we saw courage and determination in their cold, black face. moreover, african-american jurors understood themselves to be an army liberation his defeat of lee was the nail in the coffin of slavery itself, of london and venice exists as slaves saw appomattox as a freedom day. for many was the moment of emancipation, the moment of defacto emancipation. virginia slaves were the first to you that tidings of a surrender and the significance of the event.

they have some distraction at least for now as a new feature profiled two of the biggest che chesterunited. >> the new film, "class of '92" brings the glory days of both to the big screen telling the story of what is arguably the most famous soccer club in the world and the six who rose from unlikely beginnings to make man u a legend area name in sports. >> it serves this tidal wave of culture. >> it's like ruling the world. >> it seems like the magic dust had been sprayed. >>> there are some great cities that aren't most of their. >> they are huge, huge sports club. and they transcend the support. >> the rebuilding took place over three decades, until a new group of young players suddenly became the faces of man u. >> well, in 1992 is when the players in question -- there are six of them -- they won the biggest youth tournament in the country. it was a tournament that the club, the manchester united hadn't won since the '50s and '60s. they won that cup together and it was the same players who went all the way through. i mean 1999. i tell you what happened. 1999. >> essentially they

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one native american code talker, a young navajo man by the name of chester, put it this way, "somebodyhis country. somebody has to defend freedom." no matter how many times the united states government had tried to convince them otherwise, the corporal knew that the united states of america was his land. this young corporal was just a boy, a high school student, when he enlisted. native americans, like the corporal, were so eager to serve that many lied about their age to enlist. these brave soldiers, these code talkers had a special gift, their sacred languages, and they selflessly shared that gift with our country, their country. their gifts saved countless lives and helped win the war, and their willingness to share it made them american heroes -- share it made them american heroes. we honor our american heroes today. [applause] >> ladies and the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [applause] >> thank you. i want to say thank you to my colleagues for their testimonials, and of course all of those in mid-december the possible. we are now

slick roads are being blamed for accidents in west chester county new york, and several hours of delays at major airports in new york and new england. >> that's right, job. of course the major system that went through, causing flooding as well as the snow storm. i want to show you now what is happening there. it's been about five days since we have seen the rain and the snow. the problem is, of course, from this year to last year, the amount of refugees has increased so much. the u.n. is now acting for since $.5 billion, so we will be watching this very carefully. over here, they have seen their first snowfall. it is also a mixed blessing, it cleans the air out, across the region, very notorious for very bad air pollution. but, because of the front has gone through, temperatures are going to be diving. that means that people are going to be using more coal for fuel, increasing the pollution across the region. as john mentions it caused major problems. tonight the snow will end, tomorrow we will be looking at lake effect snow from many locations across otherry and ontario. i will bring y

on good days they like to go to west chester, the great malls, have fun and feel the environment.e like bad faith, we like good days, but we preferred good days. lori: tell me about the shopper trends these days. i go to the mall, i see the beautiful, the colorful right there. i might look at something and say do they have that product in a slightly different color? see if you have that product. >> we are very strong on the e-commerce site and shopping. it is really important you have both of those. we are fortunate because we control the distribution, we enjoy entertain the customer when they walk in our store. lori: is it a huge coup for you are not really? >> she has been really great to see. you get an item like that, it makes your christmas. lori: how are things which mark you dealt with legal battles. this all behind you from what i understand. you mentioned west chester, the stores are pretty close to one another. >> she is a great leader and a great human being. we have a little bit of a business conference, but we have six children, three with my first wife and three with