chris long playing in his first phil: how about that? chris long, number 5, hits him. im from behind. here comes long, gets the hit. chris long has really been a good role model. plays so hard. playing some dien position. been in the league and had so much success and all the other guys looking at him going man, that's the second pick of the draft and still how hard he works. jim: fuller has four. phil: they play so many different guys on offense and defense. guys like chris long. getting near the end of their career. they come up here and want to have success. as bill belichick says hey, if you want a chance to play, come up here. if you show it on practice field and work hard enough, they're going give you a chance. no doubt about that.ji bowl in his third year in the league with the raiders. third and 5. osweiler. trying find a man. that's fiedorowicz to the new england 42. pickup of 17. phil: good job by fiedorowicz. really made a nice move to get away from patrick chung. jim: inside five minutes now. and 18 points down. grimes able to make a move on hightower, get

guys like chris long. getting near the end of their career.come up here and want to have success. as bill belichick says hey, if you want a chance to play, come up here. if you show it on practice field and work hard enough, they're going give you a chance. no doubt about that. jim: his dad howey won a super bowl in his third year in the league with the raiders. third and 5. osweiler. trying find a man. that's fiedorowicz to the new england 42. pickup of 17. phil: good job by fiedorowicz. really made a nice move to get away from patrick chung. jim: inside five minutes now. and 18 points down. grimes able to make a move on hightower, get near a first. the texans, 9-7 for the third straight year. winning division. certainly got bottled up late in the year with indianapolis and particularly tennessee. jim: osweiler able to get out of a jam. looking around with a flag down. and van noy stands his ground. phil: could be holding. referee: holding, number 74 offense. 10-yard penalty. still first down. jim: yeah, they've gotten him twice tonight on th

we have a lot to talk about including his son chris long who is the lineman. >> there is no catching him. he's got the gold jacket. this is one way to even the score. so unlike my playoff super bowl race, it's better than his. every time i've been in the playoffs i've been in the super bowl, so you need to factor that in, which will make me better than him. yeah. well statistics, you could throw them out the window. >> and the playoffs they won that officially. and it is for one he's got his dad's sense of humor too. frank you've got to pay attention to this story. what happens with the celebrities trying to play hockey? they will participate with the celebrity game and the crunch. one of the toughest guys ever to play in the nhl and plastering them into the blast. and then i think a smile on him. they will need to tell you what that is all about. look at him smiling. he's got to be about five-foot- five. >> yes. he did score a goal. >> wow. we'll see you later, good night. >> thanks for joining us, good night. we're southwest, and we have one word for you... yes. ♪ yes to flying fur

within weeks heather and chris were living together. not long after, diane noticed a change in her cousin. a big one. >> they got very involved in a lot of online gaming and some things like that. and so they had a very, very sedentary lifestyle. and so that's when she gained, i would say, about 250 pounds. >> 250 pounds over how much time are we talking about? >> maybe a year and a half. i mean, it was a very short amount of time. >> that's life changing. >> it was tough. >> did she seem depressed about the weight gain? >> absolutely, yes. >> her cousin recalls chris said he didn't mind what size heather was. a few years into their relationship, he asked heather to marry him. and it seemed his love didn't waver as the numbers on heather's scale only continued to rise after the birth of their two children. >> did he make her feel good? >> yes. she felt beautiful. she felt loved. she felt wanted. she felt taken care of. >> chris also took on the role of stay-at-home dad while heather worked and attended college part-time. >> it took her about ten

transport campaigners say the fare rises are "another kick in the teeth for long—suffering rail passengers". but the transport secretary, chrisg, said the government was delivering the biggest rail modernisation programme for more

joining me now me chris hill. long time, no chat.to see you. >> good to see you. >> let me start with the threat here of north korea. i assume, knowing their history, you think it's when not if they decide to test this president. >> that's right. i think they're doing more than testing a president. they're testing ballistic missiles. and they could be testing a weapons design. it's one thing to explode a nuclear device. it's another thing to explode a device that has been put into a design that can be replicated. and they say they have the latter. we don't know that. but what we do know, in the next few years, i hope not less than that, but certainly in the next few years and probably in the next four years, donald trump will be faced with a nuclear north korea, that is, a north korea that has a deliverable nuclear weapon. >> this talk from the defector. i was watching the more news this defector is making out the serious ituation in rth kor. how does the north korean regime hear that? does it become almost like a challenge or a thre

the rmt union has accepted an offer from transport secretary chris grayling to discuss the long—runningthe extension of driver—only services, where drivers rather than guards open and close carriage doors, is unsafe. but the industry regulator insists it's a safe method. top intelligence chiefs in the united states have warned that russian cyber operations have become more aggressive and pose a major threat to the us government. they were speaking at the start of an investigation by us senators into cyber—attacks which the intelligence agencies say were designed to interfere in november's presidential election. our north america editor, jon sopel, is in washington for us. where does this leave donald trump's relationship with the intelligence services? decidedly rocky, george. we have got donald trump being absolutely disparaging of the intelligence chiefs and their assertion that russia tried to influence the outcome of the presidential election by hacking into democratic party computers. yesterday, donald trump was tweeting approvingly of the wikileaks founder julia —— julian assange.

the rmt union has accepted an offer from the transport secretary chris grayling to discuss the long—running on southern rail. the unions argue the extension of driver only services, where drivers rather than guards open carriage doors, is u nsafe. guards open carriage doors, is unsafe. the industry regulator in system it's a safe method. time now for all the sports news in sport today. live from the bbc sport centre, i'm chris mitchell. coming up on sport today: the man who swapped the top in germany for the relegation zone in england. the bbc‘s african player of year wins again. and the world number one makes the semi—finals in doha. that was after some hard work. he had a job at one of the best clubs in europe. he left to coach one of the worst teams in the english premier league — swansea city, one off the bottom of the table. on thursday, paul clement — the former real madrid

. >> eagles suck and they have for a long time >> chris christie bashed the birds you have to think what he really said about eagles fan >> the thief targeted one of the areas most well-known shopping districts leading to terrifying moments for a worker and customer >> i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. >> authorities say the suspects got away with thousands of dollars in merchandise. >> the frightening store robbery hoped on the 4300 block of main street where alexandria hoff is live with the latest on the investigation. alex? >> reporter: well, ukee and jess, the two people were not under but they were understandably shaken. >> we're not used to this. >> reporter: this was not the time nor the place where anyone expected a robbery of this kind. >> the 4300 block of main street between 5:30 and 6:00 is a busy thoroughfare for not only vehicles but pedestrian and foot traffic. >> reporter: police combeded through the consignment shop. according to police, a man entered the store with a silver handgun and ordered the female cashier into a dressing room and a male customer into the b

. >> eagles suck and they have for a long time >> chris christie bashed the birds you have to think what he really said about eagles fan >> the thief targeted one of the areas most well-known shopping districts leading to terrifying moments for a worker and customer >> i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. >> authorities say the suspects got away with thousands of dollars in merchandise. >> the frightening store robbery hoped on the 4300 block of main street where alexandria hoff is live with the latest on the investigation. alex? >> reporter: well, ukee and jess, the two people were not under but they were understandably shaken. >> we're not used to this. >> reporter: this was not the time nor the place where anyone expected a robbery of this kind. >> the 4300 block of main street between 5:30 and 6:00 is a busy thoroughfare for not only vehicles but pedestrian and foot traffic. >> reporter: police combeded through the consignment shop. according to police, a man entered the store with a silver handgun and ordered the female cashier into a dressing room and a male customer into the b

chris: that's true. >> anthony: chef chris's cook-shop has become something of a local institution, a thriving business in a town that's seen better days. how long>> anthony: 13 years? >> chris: yeah, man. >> anthony: the town changed in that time or stayed the same? >> chris: well, right now, you know, we're in, um, our economy is not doing so good right now so -- >> anthony: why not? it's one of the most beautiful areas in the world. >> chris: yeah, for real, we have a beautiful waterfront. >> anthony: beautiful weather. >> chris: yeah, beautiful ladies. >> anthony: fantastic food. >> chris: yeah, what more could a guy ask for? >> anthony: what do you think went wrong? i mean, why -- why would people stop coming? >> chris: i guess the guys in the top seat messed it up so they're trying to correct it now. you know? >> anthony: it's expanding fast. >> chris: yeah, it is. >> anthony: the town. >> chris: it is. >> anthony: i mean, they're going to be building all the way -- >> chris: yeah, all the way down there. >> anthony: all the way around. >> chris: yeah, so -- >> anthony: so that's thousands of tourists. >> chris: yeah, thousands. >> anthony

it snowed all day long. chris young sent us this beautiful video. you can help us capture videos. storms, news, anything you see, when you see something, send us a picture or the other option is you can tag us on twitter, instagram. you can post it to our facebook page. we might surprise you. we could show it in our newscast too. a reminder our bay area app is great. it is free on apple and android devices. it's a good little tool to have. >> developers and managers of the sinking tower in san francisco have 24 hours to lay out a plan for dealing with the problem. at hearing today the city administrator says once the city gets answers to the list of questions it sent to millennium back in december, they can start planning the next steps. the city wants to know the specifics of the next steps of tilting and sinking and the building's total weight. an attorney who lives in the building and has filed suit against the developer is fed up it's time to stop requesting and order the millennium partners to come up with a plan. >> the building opened in 1969 has sunk and leans to the north

>> apparently. >> chris matthews went a long way for the story, he calls when you're in the dentist chair>> this might be a bad time, can you get on the phone or face time with me while you're on the toilet or getting your teeth cleaned? >> listen, she does pretty well to annunciate like that when she's got the spit thing in her mouth. >> that was amazing language, it's to be president. he's privileged. as meryl streep would say, the privilege inherent in that sentence, gets to be president. >> tom: they said that they were upset that hillary doesn't get to be president. >> as if it was her birthright, which it was not. >> tom: the bbc program my perfect country finds ways to design the perfect country. they're perfect country has no guns. they cite japan as proof that guns have no place in society, in japan you want to buy used underwear, you go to the vending machine, but if you want to get a gun, you have to pass a written test, shooting range tests, mental health and drug tests, a background test, finish five-star difficulty, and collect all 151 pokemon. plus, you can only get a rifle

. >> reporter: as neighbors, chris and norma grew close, sharing long talks, birthdays, even holidays together. when norma was diagnosed with leukemia, she didn't have family to turn to. she had chris. >> chris was such a big help to me. >> because i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: norma needs expensive around the clock care. her best friend turned to social media to raise the money. their online adventures like pizza night attracted a crowd, raising tens of thousands of dollars. >> you doing any dating apps lately? >> reporter: it seems strangers adore this relationship as much as these two who care for each other. >> she's like family. like i said, she's my grandmother. >> reporter: when the donation money ran out and norma needed more care, the neighbors decided to become roommates. norma would never be alone again. >> as much as i'm here helping her, she's helped me tremendously. it's really brought me back to what's important. family, love, human kindness. >> reporter: the bond of a lifetime and the true meaning of love thy neighbor. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles.

chris gillburt long time resident of the bay area. i'm just a citizen, i got interested in the issue and do volunteers by the sierra club but not paid by anybody. whault effected by is the oped by the general manager in the fall taking this to me very unsan francisco, uncalifornia position on that the celta basically can't be saved. to me that was outrageous and didn't reflect who i think of who i am and who we are and when i look at the background of the commissioners i don't think it reflects who you are. you come from the environmental community and labor community and i want to underline commissioner courtneys concern about the integrity of the staffs proposal because when i read something like this and i see a response by a rational person, policy director for a non-profit that questions so much of it and which goes unanswered and comes out with a statement saying it isn't valid and wurkt looking at. to me that doesn't reflect what we are up to here. just quickly in the presentation today they said we have to cut 52 percent. that

chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >>> from the world of hollywood to the world of sports. and a bit of change coming to our sister network, espn. longman, known for many of his nicknames is giving up his regular on-air nfl and baseball spots for a new role at the network. >> he joined espn one month after it launched in 1979. >> wow. >> the sports network says he'll make occasional appearances on air and will also serve as a spokesman at some espn events. espn is a division of disney, the parent company of abc news. >>> lucky for us, neil and kenny are still hanging around. they've got some sports. >> good morning, america. he's kenny. i'm neil. we may or may not be wearing pants. >> this is your miniaturized version of "sportscenter." you should try the whole thing one day. a big basketball game in the nba. some people call it the association. federation. russell westbrook, former sonic, drills that. >> yes. >> he wants three more. eight threes. 49 points. james harden. left-handed even. and harden in transition. he had 26. 12 assists. 0.7 to go. thunder inbounding. down two. they're going to make up a cool play. got to get it off

long. >> chris jansing in what was the former white house swimming pool, in the year since renamed the james brady briefing room, in the honor of ronald reagan's badly wounded press secretary. >> reporter: and sometimes you feel like you're treading water. >> yeah, i understand that. it's been good for many metaphors over the years. thanks. to our political director, chuck todd, chuck, what were the highlights by way of your watching this? >> look, it's the last question because the last question, to me, allowed him to es seshto es restate the message i think he wanted to send when it came to transition, the inauguration and message to democrats overall, which is, remain calm. you know, this is not -- i mean, i love that when he said, this is not the end of the world. the end of the world is only the end of the world. and he was using almost -- it was almost as if he was saying, he didn't put it this way, but i was hearing it this way which is, my daughters are not moping around, they're not being hang dog. they're pick themselves up off the ground. okay, what's next? do wha what do you do n

. >>> so she asked chris to get her long-awaited results. >> good morning. back in the summer of 2015 cynthia said she paid $348 and signed up daughter courtney to the softball camp. but a few weeks before camp started, courtney dislocated her shoulder. that meant, well, she had to go to the doctor. he said out four to six weeks. translation, no camp. the camp says it doesn't give refunds. that is on the camp's website. but they told her they would give credit for a future camp. so is cynthia circled back this fall, but weren't any camps in southern california. she tried again and nothing in the area. she is now thinking a refund is fair because the camp is not available. the camp says no. we reached out to college coaches skills camp and it issued a refund. it said it was decide to go award a refund based on the company's lack of communication. if you have a consumer complaint visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. back to you. >>> coming up next, we are in a micro climate weather alert. lots of soggy roads. bob redell has been tracking them. >> good morning to you

the rmt union has accepted an offer from the transport secretary, chris grayling, to discuss the long—runningn of driver—only services, where drivers rather than guards open and close carriage doors, is unsafe. southern insists it's not. a transgender prisoner has been found dead at a jail in south yorkshire. jenny swift, who was a9, was transitioning from a man to a woman, but had been on remand at doncaster prison, which only holds male inmates. the death is not being treated as suspicious. people who live near major roads could be at greater risk of developing dementia. that's according to a decade—long study by scientists in canada. they say air pollutants caused by heavy traffic could get into the bloodstream. but the researchers say more work is now needed to understand the link. fergus walsh has the story. air pollution and noise, two of the downsides of living near a major road. but a greater likelihood of getting dementia? well, that's the theory behind a new study. this research shows, i think for pretty much the first time, there is a link between living near a busy main road, we'r

chris gillburt long time resident of the bay area. i'm just a citizen, i got interested in the issue and do volunteers by the sierra club but not paid by anybody. whault effected by is the oped by the general manager in the fall taking this to me very unsan francisco, uncalifornia position on that the celta basically can't be saved. to me that was outrageous and didn't reflect who i think of who i am and who we are and when i look at the background of the commissioners i don't think it reflects who you are. you come from the environmental community and labor community and i want to underline commissioner courtneys concern about the integrity of the staffs proposal because when i read something like this and i see a response by a rational person, policy director for a non-profit that questions so much of it and which goes unanswered and comes out with a statement saying it isn't valid and wurkt looking at. to me that doesn't reflect what we are up to here. just quickly in the presentation today they said we have to cut 52 percent. that

this long time friend of chris hug is trying to get a boat ride to hither island tonight to search for him. >> if he's okay he could be hidden in a duck line. they're camouflaged. there's hunting shacks up there too. he knows that place like the back of his hand. >> reporter: again jim that rescue effort set to resume at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. live at tuckerton bake i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news. >> thank you vernon. >>> we hope the temperatures in the 60's this week haven't tricked you into thinking that winter was over. some snow is actually on tap for tomorrow a little bit. philadelphia streets department is preparing the salt trucks tonight here at the depot in feltonville. 70 city trucks will deploy tomorrow morning. let's get the latest on this wintry mix weekend system. let's go to storm tracker6 live double scan and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> and jim, double scan live showing that there is some moisture riding along a front to our south. it's not a big storm and even now temperatures right now are way too warm for snow but we will be cooling out as we head through the

long night. >> what better time, chris o'connell than now to help you get to where you need to go >> we have bob kelly in the house >> at 6:06. if you're waiting for folks, we have the last motorcade taking the british prime minister back to the airport, so motorcade madness. last one causing grid lock on 95. they just opened up the lanes in center city. heads up, flyers fans if you're heading down to the game, 95 grid locked. here's a look at the ben franklin backed up because of all of the motorcades today. problems now on mass transit mainly regional rails, a lot of folks said i'm not going to drive, i'll take mass transit. there's been delayed on the trenton line, media elwyn delay, norristown had to cancel one of the trains and a downed tree causing delays and 25 on the lansdale doylestown, so in the dinner in the oven and set it on warm >> good advice. >>> coverage continues online you can see president trump's full remarks on the website head to fox 29.com. >>> how about a check of your weather weather authority. >> let's get over to kathy orr >> hey, kathy. >> the bit thing you have to b

and the rmt union has taken up an offer from the transport secretary, chris grayling to hold talks to resolve the long—running dispute with southern rail over driver—only operated trains. ina in a moment time for sportsday but first a lack at what else is coming up. what now for security in turkey. they are coming to terms with the aftermath of the terror attack on new year's eve and today two people have been killed in a a terror attack in izmir. i'll bejoined by some comment taitors to talk about this. . the chances to end the strike on southern rail is more remote than ever. at 7.40pm we'll hear from the rmt. at 19.40, the hip hop blues man, rag and bone man who has been named runner up man, rag and bone man who has been named runnerup in man, rag and bone man who has been named runner up in the bbc sound 2017 gives us a tour of his dressing room and ing. now it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry. the headlines this evening. marco silva is appointed as hull's new manager, his job now is to keep them in the premier league manchester city manager pep guardiola insists he's

transport campaigners say the fare rises are "another kick in the teeth for long—suffering rail passengers". but the transport secretary, chrisgovernment was delivering the biggest rail modernisation programme for more than a century. here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. punctuality across britain is well below target. strikes have brought one of the busiest operators to a standstill. but none of it stops at rail fares standstill. but none of it stops at railfares going standstill. but none of it stops at rail fares going up standstill. but none of it stops at railfares going up again standstill. but none of it stops at rail fares going up again today.” think it's a disgrace. particularly as the railways are not efficient, you know. there is always delays. as the railways are not efficient, you know. there is always delaysm terms of the increase, well, it is fair. you've got to pay for things. if it includes paying for wages and people earning more money. across britain the average ticket will be 2.3% more expensive. season tickets, among the fares regulated by the government go up less at 1.9%. it follows ye

transport campaigners say the fare rises are "another kick in the teeth for long—suffering rail passengers". but the transport secretary, chrisvernment was delivering the biggest rail modernisation programme for more than a century. here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. punctuality across britain is well below target, strikes have brought one of the busiest operators to a standstill, but none of it stops rail fares going up again today. i think it's a disgrace. particularly as the railways aren't efficient, you know? there's always delays. in terms of the increase, well, it's fair. you've got to pay for things, if it includes paying for wages and people earning more money. across britain, the average ticket will be 2.3% more expensive. season tickets, among the fares regulated by the government, go up less at i.9%. it follows years of stinging rises. even allowing for inflation, fares have risen 25% since the mid—1990s. season tickets in the south—east of england are now regularly over £4,000 or £5,000. successive governments have put the prices up because they want passengers to pay a bigger proportion of the

long? >> that's the way he's always done it. >> chris, you were so upset earlier that the president was noth, i think he's gotten it together. >> now that i know it's upsetting -- >> no, i just thought it was a statement, but someone corrected me and said that was always the statement he headaches, the open coat -- he makes, the open coat, the long tie, a message he was sending to people. greg: all right. that was brian williams and rachel maddow and chris matthews, they morphed into "best in show." [laughter] and chris matthews turned into fred willard. just saying complete nonsense. absolute -- there was a point where, okay, he compares trump, he says it's hilarion, and he goes, you know, how is he going to fire his son-in-law, what's his name, jared? >> yeah. greg: how is he going to fire him? well, i guess you could have him executed. thinking out loud. so he's executing a jew. then you're calling him a hitler, and then you're talking about executing a j well,ew, chs matthews. he is a wild genius. i could listen to him for days. [laughter] he says stuff, it's all over the place. >> i ca

they need an environment of cheap energy and en route to kp those jobs here over the long term. >> chris: for all of the success now, the trump bump isn't what the markets were predicting beforehand, is it? >> no. makes you wonder, were people's predictions clouded by emotions and politics? paul krugman, nobel winning economist, he got out there on election night and wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" and said one is the market going to recover? never. my specialty, and the you look at the market today. trump shouldn't be tweeting in the middle of the night, the president. perhaps paul krugman shouldn't be writing editorials in the middle of the night. >> chris: all right. we will leave it there. i think you enjoyed that line. thank you. >> i did. thanks for indulging me. >> chris: a majority of people surveyed in our latest poll said they have achieved the american dream or it's within sight in their family. 40% say they have made it. ford 3% say they're on the way. 15% say it's out of reach. speaking of money, senate democrats want to spend 1 trillion of your track dollars -- tax d

long? >> that's the way he's always done it. >> chris, you were so upset earlier that the president was noth, i think he's gotten it together. >> now that i know it's upsetting -- >> no, i just thought it was a statement, but someone corrected me and said that was always the statement he headaches, the open coat -- he makes, the open coat, the long tie, a message he was sending to people. greg: all right. that was brian williams and rachel maddow and chris matthews, they morphed into "best in show." [laughter] and chris matthews turned into fred willard. just saying complete nonsense. absolute -- there was a point where, okay, he compares trump, he says it's hilarion, and he goes, you know, how is he going to fire his son-in-law, what's his name, jared? >> yeah. greg: how is he going to fire him? well, i guess you could have him executed. thinking out loud. so he's executing a jew. then you're calling him a hitler, and then you're talking about executing a j well,ew, chs matthews. he is a wild genius. i could listen to him for days. [laughter] he says stuff, it's all over the place. >> i ca

chris: personally and professionally, she recommends avoiding prepaid purchases. anna: particularly having sort of experienced this myself, i would say don't buy any long-term packagesdon't spend a lot of money on packages. chris: after josh called us and we started asking questions, 620 massage updated its website with this announcement. it says a prepaid package holder will be able to use it at 620 massage locations. it goes on to say, "even though we are not related to relax feet, we also consider you as our important customer." joshua: i'm really surprised because i've called and e-mailed them multiple times, as have a lot of other people, and there was no recourse for us. chris: the announcement that 620 massage will honor relax feet gift cards is good news for josh, but not greg and lonnie. their former relax feet location isn't budging. professor han says greg and lonnie will probably have to sue. lonnie offers the owner an easier solution. lonnie: just honor it. this is san francisco. we honor things here. chris: if you're still tempted to buy a prepaid service, use a credit card. that way, if there's a problem, you can easily dispute the charge, which will

. >> well, first of all, chris, we looked back, our long-suffering producer of this hour, jenna clinelooked back through 12 years of television and discovered, to our surprise, i had interviewed this young president 16 times over a dozen years. and in the crazy privilege of these jobs we get to have, imagine two kids growing up where you and i did, obsessed with the presidency all of our lives and then fast forward through life, you get to know actual presidents. you get to be around them and experience them. so you'll see clips of before he was president. you'll see first term, second term. you can see the progression. can you imagine the stress and strain? can you imagine the burden of office? it takes a very rare individual getting dressed in the morning, to look in the mirror and say, you know what, you ought to be president of the united states. that's why we're fascinated by these 45 people. >> i'm fascinated by any president who gets up in the morning at the white house and realizes, yeah, i'm president of the united states, i've got to brush my teeth, shower, shave, and then p

chris. >> reporter: iain, 25 years that's how long the owner of this liquor store here in new castle has ownedhis business. it's really become his second home. his customers say they are like family but what happened here at the liquor store last night has him shaken after he fought back. it only took 17 seconds wednesday night when a man with a handgun walks into the store and asks for all the cash, instead of handing over all the money, the owner he is not having it. instead he fights back. the own are in and the gunman tussle over the counter before the guy finally gives up and runs out the door with no money. the owner gave chase armed with a cattle prod. he keeps unthe counter. his customers say this well-liked this hard-working business owner simply doesn't deserve this. >> it's bad because, um, now he'll be traumatized. >> when you heard someone tried to do this to him what went through your mind? >> i knew he probably zapped him with the prod dell prod. champ don't play no bleep good is he that kind of guy. >> he's that kind of guy. he's cool with you as long as he's cool with you. if

chris christie has choice words. >> eagles do suck and they sucked a long time. >> that was just the tip of the iceberg, coming up we'llear what the governor had to say about eagles fans. >>> and people are in philadelphia for a five-day lgbt conference. we'll have more on how the conference over gay rights has shifted in today's political climates. >> rosemary, thank you. >>> also, our inauguration coverage. our live team coverage from here in washington, d.c. continues. >>> and coming up, we'll introduce you to a sill let me county man who has not missed an inauguration since fdr was sworn in on 1941. how about this fun fact of inauguration day history. >>> this morning, we're broadcasting live from washington, d.c. getting ready to prepare for the all inauguration of president-elect donald trump. his remarks are going to be about 20 minutes long. >> as you know, he's not afraid to speak his mind, especially on twitter. i talked to joe watkins about the president-elect and what we can expect. >> donald trump likes to be independent and likes to tweet. remember, it's social media that won him the presidency. donald tr

long time. isn't the president entitled to have his mainstream, noncontroversial picks confirmed quickly? >> you may be surprised to know, chris, that when it comes to some of these nomineebe -- nominees, senator mcconnell has failed to call them. i've said from the beginning i'm voting for elaine chao. we disagree politically, but she's a good person for the job of -- chris: why isn't she confirmed already? >> well, you might ask senator mcconnell that question. we've been ready to take her name up for some time. rex tillerson is up this week. senator sessions is going to be heard before the judiciary committee this week. in the normal course of events like other nominations like attorney general. when loretta lynch went through the nomination process, after her hearing senator sessions sent her an additional 22 questions, and then she was held on the senate calendar for two months before a vote was

. >>> nbc bay a ay area responds san jose woman who couldn't get a long awaited refund. >> chris is here with how we helped her out. >> she paid $248 to sign up her daughter courtney for a softball camp. but a few weeks after she signed up courtney dislocated her shoulder and the doctor said she would be out for four to six weeks, meaning no camp. well when mom called to cancel, the camp told her it does not give refunds. that's what its website says too. but the camp did her credit for a future camp. here's the problem, she circled back that fall, were told there were no camps, tried again this summer and nothing in the area. at this point cynthia is thinking a refund is fair but the camp still said no. that's when she asked us to make the pitch. we reached out and they did issue cynthia a refund for the $348 and issued a statement that said it was decided to award a refund based on its company's lack of communication. if you have a consumer complaint, call us. the number is 888-966-tips on log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. tomorrow, the first complaint we heard about a woodpecker. >>

long night. >> reporter: chris rodriguez owns pegasus bicycle works. >> we were pitch income and helping each other out taking trips to the sandbagging station and coming down here and luckily a couple of us had trucks to wade through the water. >> reporter: it was heavy rain, high tides and overflowing lake hermann that caused several low-lying roadways to flood. prompting officials to declare a local state of emergency. >> we got hit hard last night and it was the second storm of the week. saturated soil and all the run off was really filled up the reservoir and creeks. >> reporter: to give you an idea of the scale, the size of this breach here along alhambra valley road, 70 feet wide and 20 to 30 feet deep, and growing by the minute. we talked with contra costa public works. no estimate when they can reopen this road, much less even begin the repairs. they have to let it dry out first. near pinole, laura anthony. >> what a scene behind you. you can track any storm with the abc 7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet i

brand new year for movies. 2017 promises to deliver long awaited blockbusters. chrisnelly has a preview of what's hitting theaters this year. >> in 2017 sets up as a year of seismic change, these months in the making movies hope to offer the familiar pleasures that franchises bring. like the cinematic universe for guardians of the galaxy part two. >> do you need a hug? >> no, no i do not. >> disney's "beauty and the beast" with emma watson as its hero heroine. >> wonder woman gets her own movie this summer. is there a fast eight? there sure is. call it the fate of the furious. >> we're going to need a bigger truck. >> the weekend before valentine's day will bring the sequel 50 shades darker. dakota johnson from sweet torment. pirates of the caribbean dead men tell no tales eager to find johnny depp's sparrow. >> find sparrow for me. >> it's not all fun and games. the world war ii drama dunkirk puts christopher nolan back in the director's chair. queen latifah hits the road for girls trip. jake gyllenhaal and ryan reynolds are in orbit when something goes ary. that's l

long night. >> reporter: chris rodriguez owns pegasus bicycle works. >> we were pitch income and helping each other out taking trips to the sandbagging station and coming down here and luckily a couple of us had trucks to wade through the water. >> reporter: it was heavy rain, high tides and overflowing lake hermann that caused several low-lying roadways to flood. prompting officials to declare a local state of emergency. >> we got hit hard last night and it was the second storm of the week. saturated soil and all the run off was really filled up the reservoir and creeks. >> reporter: to give you an idea of the scale, the size of this breach here along alhambra valley road, 70 feet wide and 20 to 30 feet deep, and growing by the minute. we talked with contra costa public works. no estimate when they can reopen this road, much less even begin the repairs. they have to let it dry out first. near pinole, laura anthony. >> what a scene behind you. you can track any storm with the abc 7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet i

chris held a bible. >> we're going to be working long days, up long weeks because there's a lot of work to do bone. i think we're going to accomplish a lot. >> toomey has been a senator since 2011. >> lisa blunt rochester made history when she was sworn in to serve delaware. takes delaware's loan u.s. house seat vacated by governor elect john carney. >> president obama and vice president elect mike pence will both be on capitol hill today for separate meetings with members of congress. >> both expected to talk about obamacare. group representing american doctors has asked republicans to show how they would replace the president's signature health care law before congress votes to repeal it. american medical association sent a letter yesterday asking for details on what would replace current policies. no word yet on a response from the gop. today show will have much more on the battle shaping up on capital just ahead at 7:00 a.m. >>> now to chester county, three poobl players pleaded guilty to harassment charges in a hazing incident there. statement from the district attorney's office said this happ

they tweeted out today they interviewed long-time nfl coach chris mike petine. he was fired after two years as the browns head coach. hi was the defensive coordinate nowhere for bills and the jets. awesome story. george shimmel retired merryl lynch guy, lives in san diego, grew up and was raised in maryland. he participated in races around the world and that inspired him to race around the country for a special cause. >> only those willing to go too far can only know how far one can go. >> george is an ultra runner used to push himself to extreme. >> i'm not an elite athlete. i wish i was. i have a big heart. i don't quit. this run from san diego to manhattan has a purpose. >> to generate awareness for veteran suicide. >> while he is not a veteran, his buddy joe is. about joined him in fairfax today as the two make their way to d.c. >> if i can help pace him and take the mind off the running that is what i can do to support the effort. >> it helped raise $200,000. >> 20 suicides a day. 150 a week. numbers are staggering. these are not statistics. these are flesh

. >> that's a long conversation. >>> thank you, chris. get ready for fast cars.egendary ford mustang is getting a makeover. looks good. ford unveiled its brand-new 2018 mustang. improved performance and high-tech options including apple car play, all sorts of connectivity with our smartphone, all digital lct screen in the dash. >>> some parents are cutting into a popular teething toy to see if there's mold inside. a pediatric dentist opened up this toy and found it filled with mold. the company based in france said the instructions must be followed carefully to make sure that no water gets in the hole. >>> if you bought milk or milk products, you may be able to get some money back. the payouts vary on the number of submitted claims. >>> some days you just feel like you're going round and round in sishlg. >> what is that? >> this is an otter at a zoo in japan. he just hangs there and spins which requires some really good core strength. it really does. and this goes on for a while. we sped up the video of the otter spinning for more than five consecutive minutes. a

a lot of them a long time ago, chris. he loves this battle. he welcomes this battle.y to get back to a place where he can have a transparent administration and where he welcomes being questioned and doing what most of us expect in the relationship between the media and the president? >> i think the statistics ari was just reciting some other perfectly. if only 13% of republicans trust the press, donald trump was free to go after reporters with the shillelagh and beat them about the head and neck whenever he wants and has basil chair. when barack obama beat up reporters, they were democrats who were very uneasy. they said, as you guys were talking about, 51% of democrats hold the present some esteem. if only 13% of the republicans do so, donald trump will feel free to abuse the press and quash inquiry, even when it is legitimate, even when you have people who have real desire to hold them accountable, he will be able to beat them up. his base will cheer. >> the problem is compounded, if donald trump goes hard after the press corps, the people that are going to dislike

. >> for those of us who have to stand out on the parade route, chris, i'm happy to hear it's not going to be four hours long gets cold out there. chris jansing, thanks so much. really cool to see it up close. appreciate it. and we will be right back. or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. i've got a nice long life ahead. find out how american express cards and services big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with m

the list is incredibly long. chrisnd richard have both generously contributed reviews to my book section at barons and they never complained when i pay them a measly sum of $700 per review that my boss permits. richard, you have 15 minutes to defend the proposition. we closed the voting. the voting is all closed. that is your timekeeper, watch him. he will hit you over the head if you go over time. >> i am happy to be the second of three debaters on this issue sandwiched between two people , who have taken the negative. let me see if i can describe why i am not quite a neocon but nonetheless would classify myself as probably somebody who is more or less in terms not particularly appetizing to many people, a modest dubious cautious libertarian hawk. the question is how does one start to get to this decision. -- position? view is to take the same attitude we heard earlier on about how is it you try to organize very strong categorical rules to dictate the way in which governments ought to behave. i wrote a book some years