and in new jersey's fourth congressional district you see chris smith seeking and winng his 17th termngress tonight easily beating ruben scolavino69 to their%. >> we head to delaware for that senate race. chris kuhns winning with vick% of the vote he last won in a special election tremas joe biden to kevin wade's 42%. also, in delaware, the house race there john carney winning 59% that's the incumbent to rose izzo's 37%. also in delaware we have an attorney general's race where the lieutenant governor matthew den 53% winning there to ted today till lowes 39%. also in delaware state treasurer's race ken with 44% to sean barneyss 44% there in delaware. >> our election night 2014 coverage continues online. you can see all of these results from all of the races across the area on our website. you can find it at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. >>> student who tipped off officials to threats at radnor high school is talking tonight and only to "eyewitness news". senior zachary taylor says that when a senior old classmate shared her class notes with him, he suddenly found himself looking at page

governort know if carney was hoping for a pen for chris smith but he will have to use it to explain whylation is too low -- a pen for christmas. what dissuades me slightly as we know that janet yellen and governor carney would very much like to, when we get there when the flag at the summit of suggesting 3% in the fed suggesting 4% in the great chance is if you start early. >> neil williams, thank you for joining us. they're celebrating a big birthday. i will be back. i will leave you with these two. ♪ >> welcome back to>> "countdown ." i manus cranny. dollar yen, the end is declining. that is at the top of your screen. 115.72 on dollar yen. but you have again here is more comments that should so -- shin zo abe will the sydor has go to avoid a sales tax hike. dollar yen, the dollar is up 5% after the quantitative easing plan introduced by the bank of japan. could we bid closer to the intervention? youter minds will take through those charts later on. let's have a look at aussie dollar-yen at the bottom of the screen. what you have here is the australian assistant governor saying the aus

another one was chris smith. it was our bill. the reagan administration wanted to give it to romania. book int reagan saw a gave him. reagan changed. events.e important they periodically come back. if you look at my newsletters, 81, 80 2, 83, 84, nothing about -- 81, 82, 83, 84, nothing about transportation. we went to sudan and 89. -- in 89. thosel advocate for issues, but human rights and religious freedom was my bill to --ate the religious freedom the u.s. commission for religious freedom. those two trips. ethiopia and romania. >> sometimes your positions on human rights internationally have put you at odds with your own party and occasionally the president. how has that been for you in your career? >> ok. price?ou pay a >> i have never felt written. -- threatened. no one has ever threatened me. i think members respect different perspectives. a lot of it has to do with what i believe, my faith. have had to pay a price. >> what will you be doing after you leave congress? in congress you can make change. no you worried when you

chris smith of new jersey as well for their leadership on this measure. which i encourage all members to support. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the amended. 3398 as those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. royce: i move that the house suspend the rules and pass house resolution 754. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 754, resolution condemning the government of iran for its gross human rights violations. the speaker pro tempore: the pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. royce and the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. royce. mr. royce: i ask unani

he is joining ellie goulding, one direction, sam smith and cold play's chris martin...n a revamped version of "do they know it's christmas". this will be the fourth version of the tune. sales of the celebrity single will raise money to fight the ebola epidemic. the track is set to be released on monday. lava has claimed its first house. it was destroyed yesterday after the law of broke out from the main flow and hit the home on the big island. in august residents had to start preparing for the evacuations. the home owner heard the lava was close and came to watch. the lava flow has been going since october 30th. >> an unexpected encounter with a short of the california coast these pictures are from that encounter. at 8 ft. hammerhead shark, two of the fishermen decided to jump in and swim with the shark. the shark try to buy them some the decided they had had enough fun? fun? and the scramble back to the boat. >> hope we not learned? it's not a good idea. >> but they have camouflage. should the sharks be able to see them? it's 57 degrees right now. at midnight 59. the t

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chris kraterville and ms. rosana morris. dr. smith some. >> thank you. i'm dr. fill smith, medical director at unmc. i told you this morning about 4:00 a.m., dr. martin salia, a surgeon from sierra leone died. he was admitted to our biocontainment unit after a long trip from africa late saturday afternoon. he arrived in very critical condition. in spite of that, we had nurses and doctors working around the clock to reverse his condition and were unable to do so. even though he was only here 36 hours, we got to know his family very well. a wonderful family, especially his wife and we have great respect and admiration for the way they conducted themselves and we extend to them our deepest sympathy. i would like to introduce dan johnson, critical care medicine was outstanding in their support of doctor salia and i ask him to give us a few points about some of the supportive measures they used. >> as doctor smith alluded to and as the reports and the media have shown, the doctor was extremely critically ill when he arrived to the hospital. he had no kidney function.

over the course of the midterm elections she got 100,000 more mentions than chris christie, down -.a bush, far behind. now, ben smithe having a partnership with facebook as well on buzzfeed. that's the volume. what about the quality of the interaction. >> i mean i think what's so interesting is that if you just -- we're getting the first slices of the data and see unusual things like joe biden is the best regarded -- of any of these politicians on there. i this i what the interesting thing to see these vast new networks, facebook, something like 185 million americans on it. that's a lot more than any tv ad campaign will reach. they favor different stuff. they favor goofiness, the ice bucket challenge was this strange thing that came out of nowhere and spread, you know, at a scale that really like wasn't doable without billions of dollars in tv advertising before and i think it'll be interesting to see how these candidates and whether they can navigate that. aren't traits that hillary clinton came up in politics -- >> you know leads to a question for chris christie on the republican side, probably a big winner tuesda

smith, back from suspension, with the pressure. pick number 0 four but the giants get the ball back. and chrisorland gets the tip, first interception of the game. 49ers somehow come away with a 16-10 victory and improve to 6-4. >> tremendous win for us on the road. against a very good football team. i thought our team did what we had to do to get an important win, and those winds are huge right now. >> cardinals taking -- view stanton through few 206 yards, two tds, card 9-1 for the first time since 1948 with the victory. three-game lead over the 49ers and seahawks. raiders next opponent, kansas city chiefs, hosting seattle. charles, 159 yards rushing, two tds. kansas city with the victory. seahawkses, like the niners, now 6-4. broncos and rams. sean hill starting at quarterback. threw for 220 yards and a touchdown. been 15 games since pay ton manning failed to throw two or more td paces in a game. he had who interceptions. >> the raiders are so close to that first victory but can't get out of their own way. hosted by the chargers, and it was not a great start. raider fans have game but charge

smith, back from suspension, with the pressure. pick number 0 four but the giants get the ball back. and chris borland gets the tip, first interception of the game. 49ers somehow come away with a 16-10 victory and improve to 6-4. >> tremendous win for us on the road. against a very good football team. i thought our team did what we had to do to get an important win, and those winds areuge right now. >> cardinals taking -- view stanton through few 206 yards, two tds, card 9-1 for the first time since 1948 with the victory. three-game lead over the 49ers and seahawks. raiders next opponent, kansas city chiefs, hosting seattle. charles, 159 yards rushing, two tds. kansas city with the victory. seahawkses, like the niners, now 6-4. broncos and rams. sean hill starting at quarterback. threw for 220 yards and a touchdown. been 15 games since pay ton manning failed to throw two or more td paces in a game. he had who interceptions. >> the raiders are so close to that first victory but can't get out of their own way. hosted by the chargers, and it was not a great start. raider fans have game but charge

chris o'connell shares their love story. >> reporter: ever since they met 13 years ago, saria norton and kirby smith love to travel. hawaii italy, paris, then in july a trip to jamaica. >> we always loved the beaches. >> that dream trip to the it lands changed their life forever when she was having fun in the pool on the resort's inflatable kiddie water slide like this o one. >> the person behind me a guy he came down too soon and slammed his body right behind me. >> immediately i went nuts. i just kind of new. >> reporter: she broke her neck suffering two broken vertebrae and rushed to a jamaican hospital. >> when i tried to move my hand or my feet, i couldn't feel anything. >> reporter: she was flown by medical evacuation plane back to philadelphia for surgery at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. their fears were realized. seria was most likely paralyzed for the rest of her life. >> basically pressing our whole life is gone. we're starting new. >> reporter: that new live started at magee rehabilitation hospital. active seria always into fitness and mutter runs was getting used to live in a wheelchai

. >> chris boreland has played very well subbing for patrick willis. unclear how much smith will play on sunday. the niners are on the road visiting the new york giants. >>> a 4-year-old santa rosa boy is in serious condition today. sebastian johnson survived a 225 foot fall down a cliff near bodega bay late yesterday, tumbling over rocks on the way down. rescue crews say reaching him was an intense, difficult effort. the first responder to rappel down the cliff said he wasn't sure the boy was still alive but then heard him crying. >> i said if you like spiderman or super heroes, try to think of them and try to keep him awake and moaning. basically was trying to keep him happy and let him know we're here to help him. >> sebastian suffered a broken leg and arm and injuries to his face. it was the second fall there since the weekend. on saturday, a woman fell about 20 feet at bodega head. >>> happening now, kaiser permanente nurses walking the picket line throughout the bay area and northern california. >> a two-day strike partly motivated by worries over ebola. abc 7 news rep

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smith of the unit, the leadership, the intangible. tonight he stepped up big from the beginning of the game all of the way to the last play where he comes up with the interception. >> chris: kaaya's first interception of the night and his final pass attempt. such a spectacular start for the young quarterback. big plays coming in bunches in the first half. duke johnson not able to be out there for miami's final drive as he was cramping up. >> kirk: you see nate andrews tried to take wait tight end, goes with him at the line of scrimmage. that play did not have a chance. i believe he wanted to get it to walford but the call here by charles kelly, they walked nate andrews up to the line of scrimmage to jam him and work to get to the route and instead of a linebacker which was a great call. and he had to just take a chance, throw it up into triple coverage and jalen ramsey with the interception. a hug from a former teammate, terrence brooks. >> chris: another battle between old rivals, to join the long list of entertaining games. we'll see brad kaaya more in his career. not able to seal the deal against the seminoles. many have tried, no one has succeeded. >> kirk: brad kaay

chris o'connell shares their love story. >> reporter: ever since they met, 13 year ago suria norton and kirby smith loved to travel.e they are in hawaii, italy, paris, then in july a trip to jamaica. >> we have always loved the beaches. >> reporter: that dream trip to the islands changed their life forever. when suria was having fun in the pool on the resort's inflatable kiddie water slide like this o one. >> the person behind me a guy, he came down too soon and slammed his body right behind me. >> immediately i went nuts. i just kind of new. >> reporter: she broke her neck. suffering two broken vertebrae and rushed to a jamaican hospital. >> when i tried to move my hand or my feet i couldn't feel anything. >> reporter: suria was flown by medical evacuation plane back to philadelphia for surgery at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. their fears were realized. suria was most likely paralyzed for the rest of her life. >> basically, everything from our old life is gone. we're starting new. >> reporter: that new live started at magee rehabilitation hospital active suria who was always into fitness and toug

jesse smith is live at cacia's bakery where people are bringing their turkeys and letting others do the cooking. >> reporter: chrisey're still bringing their turkeys in. you can see the line outside the side door in philadelphia. they're in the 60s as far as the number of turkeys they've taken in so far. the baking of the turkey starts around 7:30, 8:00? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay, that's when they start putting the turkeys in that brick oven. i talked to one person who dropped off a turkey a short time ago about why they do it. why they continue to come every year. >> i do it because i love my family. it saves time and it tastes delicious. so this is a family tradition that we do every year now. >> every year? >> every year. >> reporter: just that good? >> just that good. >> reporter: back live here in south philadelphia, one thing you should know, if you're going to try and come over, they're going to stop taking the turkeys they say at 7:00. but it always goes to about 8:00 or so. don't brink a frozen bird and it is thawed first and you have a pan for it. nbc10 news. >> if your bird is still frozen, you have a

smith of the unit, the leadership, the intangible. tonight he stepped up big from the beginning of the game all of the way to the last play where he comes up with the interception. >> chris: kaaya's first interception of the night and his final pass attempt. such a spectacular start for the young quarterback. big plays coming in bunches in the first half. duke johnson not able to be out there for miami's final drive as he was cramping up. >> kirk: you see nate andrews tried to take wait tight end, goes with him at the line of scrimmage. that play did not have a chance. i believe he wanted to get it to walford but the call here by charles kelly, they walked nate andrews up to the line of scrimmage to jam him and work to get to the route and instead of a linebacker which was a great call. and he had to just take a chance, throw it up into triple coverage and jalen ramsey with the interception. a hug from a former teammate, terrence brooks. >> chris: another battle between old rivals, to join the long list of entertaining games. we'll see brad kaaya more in his career. not able to seal the deal against the seminoles. many have tried, no one has succeeded. >> kirk: brad kaay

chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast will this last? we'll find out. first, a holiday greeting from a member of our military serving overseas. >> hi i'm captain julie smith with the transportation brigade, i want to give a shoutout to my family in pennsylvania, happy thanksgiving to everybody, i love you and i will see you all soon. this is the damage after a sheet of ice came off a van and hit another car in new hampshire. the ice smashed into the windshield of the car driven by a woman with her two daughters yesterday morning. nobody was hurt. the van traveling in the opposite direction never stopped. >>> something to remember when you're driving this winter when you have snow or ice on your car, you need to remove it. >> reporter: unfortunately when you're talking about mix precipitation events it's almost impossible to get it off the car, you start out with snow, and it rains and it freezes, sometimes there are exceptions. but i hear you, you need to remove the snow from the car. that's a view of atlantic city, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the 40s. storm tracker 6 live double scan no issues out there we're clear. temperatures are starting to cli

chris borland fanclub. >> gary: you want to hear him say in nothing. ask him about this as the story goes when he found out that smithhe position it came down to smith, let each--lynch... he was asked about brooks. >> we addressed it. had these conversations. >> reporter: can you be specific? when you said you had the conversations? >> can be specific. i can be very specific. it is just something that i do not tend to share with you. (laughter) >> gary: 49ers have proven that they would do what ever it takes to win games. >> gary:0-16 hello, young man. there he is. >> gary: acclaim ketch part chargers will go on to win yesterday's raiders dropping to 0-10. >> gary: taking a shot at the raiders. philly was beat 53-20. let's bring up the raiders' print the way we played today does not matter. >> gary: a true legend. with bay area groups. call in to san jose holophane tonight. --bay area roots, >>video >>we won the superbowl! >> gary: in this day and age of where we cannot talk we are doing top-notch espionage. always kind. the super bowl winning coach. coach tonight from san jose. cross >> i have always felt that if yo

chris christie, the guy caught angrily shaking an ice cream cone at a critic is calling for republicans to make concessions, to make nice. let's get to all-stars here, rob basso, carrie lee smithy, what do you make of this? >> unapologetic guy, he's a guy from new jersey. >> as if that's a problem. >> he's not afraid to show it. no, he's not poster child of compromise. if he wants to run for president in 2016, he needs to comelet to center more. if he wants to be on a national stage on international stage, he needs to cut out the antics, not helping his case in the slightest bit. >> oddly his antics and governing style have never been on the same page, if you think about it, gary, telling people to shut up and notwithstanding working with democrats reaching across the aisle, so maybe they are more in simpatico now, what do you think? >> they may be in simpatico in new jersey, i don't think they are nationally. the republicans basically ran on one platform. we're not going to do what the other guys did or have been doing, they were elected resoundingly, why would you want to go back on your word and say yeah, now we're going to work with the other guys. look, what are you going

chris and phil kicked the game wish. ball coach thought the team showed true grit>> extremely prr players. >> proud of their execution and grity game. >> all right. reinforcement on the way. frainers get license backer smithack to practice this week after serving his 9 gym suspension for violating the personal contact pochlts conduct pochlts harbaugh is eligible to prosecute and play. defense and rank no. 2 in the league but how soon is he game ready. >> for it to move forward and in a fresh clean slate. that's whether i anticipate and look forward to it. exited to have him become on playing football. if with the team. that's i think that's where the hope excitement lies right now. >> i think all of us start to fell for the raiders as they fell yesterday with loss to the pwrvrping os. which they give up 5 td pass to manning and only 3 quarter of work. silver and black started off with a bang but yet learned how to finish a game. manning twice out in the game. leading to this pass to butler and a lead. mack and woodson missing tackle. kick start thing 35 unanswered points. game over. and got to learn how to finish. >> it's not easy when i say that. i mean for the players. i feel for them i told them last n

done for the season >> : and will require surgery smith the file send them on the final season last year and wants this radically this season and rookie chrisolen for wilson spectacular 18 tackles and sliced 2 leeks, timor in the overtime when sunday >> : all-pro linebacker could also be cleared to be apart this week >> : sinkhole ponds and florida neighborhood to the day after the first one swallowed a car news sinkhole opened yesterday and eroding the tampa bay area >> : grew 10 ft. wide and lends some people actually forced to leave their homes because of this works out on nearby store live station pumping of groundwater >> : the first hole formed monday swallowing air car. that is about 1015 y and 15 ft. deep >> : and a mobile home was condemned five others were evacuated >> : health workers on farm lendable crisis going to congress for help >> : in lawmakers congress considers president obama met a $15.2 billion emergency request for a to a deadly disease spare parts of a number of infections long s arising in other areas crusade thousand health-care workers are needed over the next two months in san the committee also plans a question

smith says that this is the most hated bull market out there. and he joins us right now, he is the chief investment officer at haverford trust. covering the economic angle for us, chris rupke from total mitsubishi ufj. what do you think a hated bull market, hank? >> so few investors have participated in this bull market. you have had net outflows this year that offset the net inflows from last year. but from a broader perspective, over the past seven years, you've had some $650 billion coming out of equity mutual funds and this 1.3, 4 trillion dollars going into bond funds. anywhere buying a bond fund today is not making a statement of optimism, confidence, exuberance, eye for ya, greed. they're mistaking a statement that we are willing to earn next to nothing so that we don't lose money. and that is not indicative of a -- any kind of greed or any type of market top here. >> what does that tell you about how long you think this bull market has left to run? >> well, look, this could be a -- a very long bull market. we believe the march '09 low was a generational low akin to the august '82 low, which was a generational low. now, i know brian yesterday said we could be

. >> thank you, ranking member smith, chairman chris smith one, mr stockman. i appreciate the opportunity to come here this afternoon to talk about energy, something that is of critical importance not only to africa, it is important to the u.s. economy and i have some prepared remarks i am going to refer to and submitted testimony. i am going to take a different take than the first panel because i am coming from the civil society side of the ledger and unwanted to take a few moments to talk about leadership africa. we do programs throughout africa. before that i was instrumental in working on the caribbean basin initiative and we worked on it. i want to say to you any civil society organization working in africa can only implement programs if there is synergy and power and electricity. we are kidding ourselves. my emphasis has always been on education and if we don't have electricity in the schools, we don't have computers, the kids aren't getting an education so by necessity, we have adopted and started to work in and move into the energy sector in order to e

david murray, peter oppenheimer, and chris symms of senator burr's staff and i'd like to thank current and former members of my staff, pam smith, derrick miller, millard oterio and mario cardona. of course, i also want to thank our help committee's ranking member, senator alexander, for his key role in reauthorizing this vital program. and my debt of gratitude to senator alexander extends far beyond this particular bill. madam president, this likely will be the last bill originate not guilty the help committee -- bill originalling in the help doe see -- originating in the help committee to see floor and thus coming out of the committee that i so proudly chair that will come before the senate. so i want to take this opportunity to express not only my gratitude to senator alexander but my respect and admiration for the senior senator from tennessee. in the new congress in january, he will assume the chairmanship of this help committee and this important committee i know will be in very able hands. throughout my 30 years in the senate, i've been blessed to share many excellent working relationships with republican colleagues, bot