coleman has flooded his cell. his excessive beating on the door was pushing that plastic glass out, creating a danger. hitting his head on the wall, he threatened the officer on the walk saying he was going to hit his ass. >> coleman. face the rear of your cell. go down on your knees. go down on your knees. cross your ankles, place your hands on top of your head. all right. we'll go on three. one, two, three. stand up, back him out of the cell. >> coleman is placed into an emergency restraint chair. he will be bound at the legs, wrists and waist. >> we can clean the water up and things like that. we can put up with somebody kicking on the door here and there. but when they're self-abusive or damaging departmental property, those are red flags for us where they really have to be addressed and we can't just allow them to continue to be self-abusive. he was placed in the chair for that reason. >> after his wound is treated by medical personnel, coleman is fitted with head gear to prevent further injury. >> and he'll

morgan asset management's bob michele, lisa coleman, and lisa coleman --and pierre-yves bareau.thanks to them for letting us do a full hour for bloomberg radio and on bloomberg tv right here from new york. i will see you next friday at 12:30 p.m. new york time. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. lea

jenna coleman will be joining us tonight.ic from multi-platinum music group clean bandit performing with 2018's best new artist grammy nominee, julia michaels. you're here on a great night everybody. [ cheers and applause ] now, before we get to that, here at "late night," every night, i deliver a monologue, comprised of jokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk due to my being a straight white male would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so we would like to share them with you in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: these are two of our writers everybody. that's amber, that's jenny. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm black! >> and i'm gay! [ cheers and applause ] >> and we're both women! >> seth: and i'm not. so here's how this works. i'll read the setups for these jokes, and amber and jenny will read the punch lines. all right, here we go. toy company, mattel recently posted a photo

lisa coleman, the firm's global head of investment great corporate credit.reat to have you with us on the program. it is your turn to grill me. bob: don't you worry about that. jonathan: let's talk about goldilocks growth. we have experienced this for so long. high-growth, low inflation and central banks staying in the game that is positive for risk. next year?hange bob: what is not to like about it? i love the central banks this week. they acknowledge the higher growth. they acknowledge moderate inflation. when i came to policy, they are looking the other way. you got very benign rundown of the balance sheet. almost no rating increases except for the fed. it is great for asset prices. certainly the first half of the year. you throw in any sort of policy stimulus out of washington with tax reform, you got to go with it. lisa: i agree. from my perspective, what is not to like? you got accommodative conditions. you have great growth. central banks are not raising globally, at a rapid pace. you have the fed outlining what they are going to do. i think it is ide

jonathan: bob michele and special thank you to lisa coleman.t up we focus on emerging markets as china follows the fed's lead and tightens monetary policy. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." at j.p. morgan asset management headquarters here in new york city for the year that was and the year ahead. in 2017, it was definitely the year for emerging markets. we have seen em credit rip higher. with us is bob michele, global head of fixed income, and joining us is pierre-yves bareau, the head of emerging-market debt. when you think about the things to fear in 2017, one of them was emerging markets. we were all thinking about this relationship between the united states and china, the potential for trade wars, and the idea you want to stay clear of em in a big way. that was a bad call. what happened? pierre-yves: growth is good for em. people forget that. when you look at history, it's always good. in 2018, it seems it is very conducive. growth is good. moderate inflat

alabama state representative merika coleman, a member of the democratic leadership. really appreciate your time tonight. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much, rachel. love what you do. >> thank you. that's very nice. >>> more ahead. we've been talking about those most populous counties in the state, which are going to be absolutely key to a doug jones win. looking at madison county where huntsville, montgomery county, mobile county, jefferson county where birmingham. those are all counties that are the most populous in the state. doug jones is expected to win all of those counties. the question is how big a margin he is going to have in some of those counties. we've got some important data next that we're going to go through with steve kornacki in terms of how much of the vote we've got out of those big city precincts and counties. much more ahead. stay with us.

. >> alabama democratic state representative, merika coleman, thank you very much for helping us understand your perspective on this and how this is resonating in the state. a lot of focus tonight on how this is resonating around the country, but how you're talking about how it's resonating inside your own state i think is just as important and fascinating. thank you. good luck to you. >> yeah, we're excited today but we're working already today. >> i can tell you. thank you, ma'am. appreciate it. more to come here tonight. stay with us. . the ford year end sales event is here. i can guide you in. no, thanks , santa. i got this. santa: uh, it looks a little tight. perfect fit. santa needs an f-150. that's ford, america's best selling brand. hurry in today for 0% financing for 72 months across the full line up of ford cars, trucks and suvs. for a limited time, get an additional $1,000 cash back on top of 0% financing for 72 months. get these exclusive offers during the ford year end sales event. when you have a cold, get these exclusive offers stuff happens. ♪

al franken was one of those individuals taking on an incumbent republican, norm coleman, and as i heard him on the campaign trail, i heard what we heard today in his speech -- a willingness to fight for that vision so embodied in our constitution of government that would provide a foundation for families to thrive, that would lift everyone up, not a government of, by, and for the privileged. not a government of, by, and for the powerful. it takes a lot of guts to throw yourself into the political world, but because he did and

representative coleman, it's great to have you back. i said good night last night, i was hoping you could come back tonight. >> great to be back. thank you so much for the invitation. >> let me first ask you about your reaction. when we spoke last night, you were confident, but we did not have final results. how do you feel? i know you supported doug jones very fervently. how do you feel and what's the reaction you've seen in your state today? >> well, with i'm in awe of the state of alabama today. i am just so excited that alabamians across the state of alabama, both democrats, republicans, and independents alike, black, white, rich, poor, young, old, went out to show the rest of the country that we are the type of alabama that is an inclusive alabama and we have this coalition of folks that went across the state that worked together and got doug jones elected and i'm just excited to show the country that we are not what some people refer to as bama or backwoods, when they use that derogatory term. that we are that great state that is

norm coleman had won by over 700 votes.s of recounting, franken came out on top of my 312 votes. our research proved over three times that number of ineligible persons participated illegally influencing the election. >> shannon: that was one for the history books but it really was. hard to believe it's been nine years. he talked today about having this great opportunity, honorable representative people, his brilliant, creative, hardworking state. he said whoever holds the seat will inherit the challenge. we will see that will be. i want to talk about your supreme court case. this is a case about whether you can wear political apparel at or around polling places on primary or general election day. up to a $5,000 fine, up to a year in jail. tell me what is political apparel question what did you get in trouble for? >> t-shirts, buttons, at that time. the way the law is written in the way the policy by the ramsey county elections manager, secretary of state at the time margaret g. they gave judges discretion to determine what

. >> reporter: blake coleman swears by it.devils' for ward gained attention in october when he was handed a jar of pickles as he came off the ice. he started drinking brine in college when a teammate suggested it. >> had to think it was crazy? >> still think it was crazy. i would stick with anything that works though. heard like a neurological thing, the taste is sour it tricks your mind something like that. >> reporter: turns out, coleman is right. >> the reason it may work. >> performance nutritionist says it is not salt or nutrients in pickle brine that stops cramps, it's the taste. >> tastes so all of it is interrupting the central nervous system pathway creating the cramping. having something like pickle brine might be so horrendous that it shocks your system and it interrupts that pathway. and that stops the cramping. >> reporter: while pickle brine isn't like low to huly to hurt . >> other things may make sense. eating your meals. >> reporter: maybe that's why blake coleman team mates aren't jumping on the brine bandwag

coleman missed the three. puts it in. cal survives. >> i think every game, getting better every game. i rather come back fast and still feel strong and win. keep it momentum going until it next game. >> and the earthquakes signed 15-year-old, the native. meanwhile, i had had my first pet dinosaur. >> what? >> you were just 15 last year. let's move ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> coming up new on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> never harm or kill anybody again. >> they want to take back the streets and hope to do it one gun and bezookau at a time. plus. >> i know cats go off -- >> an epic journey for it cat that went cross >> music is a powerful tool. it soothes the soul, helps heal, and unites. music therapy is turning out to be very instrumental in helping children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses. hello. i'm cheryl jennings. and i'm here at the beautiful camp arroyo in livermore visiti

he's been speaking exclusively to clive coleman. after the case against him was dropped, liam allan is coming to terms with the end of a two—year nightmare. i was relieved for notjust myself, but everyone that's been with me every step of the way, and everyone it's impacted. it wasjust a huge, huge relief. you sort of get your life back. you don't realise that you've lost parts of your life, until you actually have it completely done. the trial may be over, but the strain it caused remains vivid. i'll be honest, i did start to suffer from panic attacks, a couple of weeks before court, which is why i said it was probably my worst time. because you just — where it has to be internal, where you have to have your own reaction, panic attacks are an internal reaction that you can't help yourself. but it is to be expected, you can't not go through this and not panic and not fear, and remain strong through the whole thing. it could bring the strongest person in the world to their knees. liam went on trial charged with six rapes and six sexu

sachs' to goldman colin coleman.berg. ♪ guy: we are 43 minutes into cash trade in europe. the retailers are certainly suffering when it comes to the trade this morning. either end of the luxury spectrum, certainly suffering this morning. let's turn our attention to what is happening in south africa. you let's new leaders this weekend in what has become a tight two-way race. candidates include the ex-wife who favors radical economic transformation or his deputy, who is pledging to fight corruption and revive the economy. whoever winds becomes the presidential candidates in the 2019 elections. the managing director and head of sub-saharan africa at goldman's tax joins us now from johannesburg. good morning to you. is this a binary event for the south african economy? colin: absolutely. i think it is the single most important event since the advent of democracy when mandela became president. it is really the moment where south africa chooses to continue under the road or to the national congress with the election of a p

he is heading up efforts to find chris coleman's successor as wales manager.of conducting interviews in the first few weeks of january. but with no date for four‘s disciplinary commission set out by the football social —— football association of wales, those plans could be derailed. let's take a look at some of the day's other sports stories. ronnie 0'sullivan has continued his impressive run of form with a 4—1win over robert milkins in round two of the scottish open in glasgow. it comes just three days after he claimed up his sixth uk title and wrapped up victory with a century break. he's up against china's li hang in the third round. also through are the reigning champion, marco fu, and the man he beat in last year's final, john higgins. brighton willjoin the top tier of english women's football next season and become full—time after a successful licence application. yeovil town have retained top—flight status along with the eight other women's super league one clubs who applied for next season. sunderland did not apply. it's day one of the national winter

coleman buries a three and one. four-point play gives the bears the lead. seconds left, daniel van zen drives to tie it, sending the game to overtime. in o.t., coleman misses a three but follows his own miss and finishes on the layup. cal goes on to win this one. it is their second straight victory. >>> the atlanta braves traded matt kemp to the dodgers for four players, including adrian gonzalez. so it's a homecoming of sorts, as kemp spent the first nine season ises of hs of his career. the deal clears more than $50 million of salary for the dodgers. gonzalez was immediately designated for assignments by the braves. that's very surprising. >>> and the raiders host the cowboys tomorrow and the 49ers welcome in the titans. both games kick off at 1:25. jimmy garoppolo makes his first start at levi's stadium for the stadium. we're going to get you set for the game an hour before kickoff. more news after the break. decorations on a tree, but how about on the eiffel tower. take a look at the stunning view in paris, france. >>> most of us have seen christmas dec

by six late in the half, coleman keeps a lefty layup, 16 in the game, the bears had a six-point leadk. the second half, darius mcneil's first break. mcneil was 20, cal with 81-59, it is the bears third straight victory. st. mary is hosting randy bennett's team always sharing the basketball, eric and are finding the shooter, three off the glass. i don't think we he called that but it's better to be lucky than good. hermanson has the more traditional splash, all 17 of his points after halftime. and, jock landau, part of a 12 run, mary's win six -- 69. those wanting to hold out for stuff. christmas day may want to move on. the big game against cleveland, announced he is making progress from that recovery from a badly sprained ankle. he will be reevaluated in a week, christmas of course is less than a week away, so you can do the math on that one. the raiders won't be playing football in january but several of their players will. four of them, actually. the afc pro bowl squad. neil max, the headliner having another great year, 77 tackles, and 10 1/2 sacks, this will be his third straight

allegations which he denies let's go to our guests now joining us from kiev by skype is alexander coleman former head of the public council for the ukrainian foreign ministry and from moscow gay mark of a public spokesman for president vladimir putin and former russian member of parliament and joining us from london lead given again an analyst and principal economist covering russia and ukraine for i.h.s. global insight good to have you with us let's start with lillete so is this an anti corruption champion hungry for reform or a politician hungry for power how do you read the struggle villi against poroshenko i think this is a politician who enjoys being in the limelight but at the same time his legacy suggests that he does see the path to fame through breaking corrupt him and bringing change safe bit of a marriage of two worlds a politician who has shot to fame because he fight corruption do you agree with that mark colvin moscow this is a person who does have a track record of trying to bring change. i think mr saakashvili is very caught up to put it to you sean and he has been very mu

that they wanted the coleman family to be able to see allow the parents to see their grandchildren anduld allow me to bring them over to see the but i would have to bring a letter from the us government which means something. and within the last three weeks that was what we were trying to do. it is difficult for me to believe entirely that the network would allow any of their men to kill a girl because think about this children being born in a baked mud hut in a compound in the tribal areas for the afghan border cannot do this alone. they had to do this with mothers, with women nurture those children and provide whatever needs to be provided in the bond develops between them. i find it difficult to believe that one child was murdered. this is a terrible thing to complete but i am confused as to exactly what really happened based upon what i know what i've been involved in on my own. it's so complex and so murky just like: carol world of political kidnapping because they were concerned about the welfare of the children and grandparents to see them and that they would be according to the

clive coleman, bbc news.n's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, has said the transition period after the uk leaves cannot continue beyond the end of 2020. the uk is due to leave in march 2019, and had asked for a longer transition, of around two years. well, the prime minister gave evidence to a committee of mps today and was asked about transition plans. i think, as you know full well, in my florence speech i said that i thought that probably the limitation period would be about two years. that was what the indications we had at that time. we are about to start the negotiations, and obviously what we have seen today is that position coming from the european union. we will be in negotiations as to what, quickly in the negotiations as to what the implementation period should cover. they have set that september 2020 date because that cove rs september 2020 date because that covers their current budget plan period, so that has a neatness for them, if i put it like that. but we will obviously have to discuss

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erin: good morning to you, i'm erin coleman for nbc 10 "@ issue." the reliably republican state of alabama is now giving democrats hope. senator-elect doug jones, a democrat, is headed to washington. the party believes his win is a sign of a swing that's happening. and with me now are democratic political consultant eleanor dezzi, founder of the dezzi group, and republican consultant joe watkins. joe is also the author of a new book soon to be released titled "the new 'pc.'" welcome to both of you, thanks. joe watkins: thanks-- eleanor dezzi: thanks for having us. erin: all right, so, we have to start with alabama. eleanor, we'll start with you. what does this mean? eleanor: well, i think, you know, the last few months, what has happened with the women talking about the sexual harassment, and then the issues that came out about pedophilia with the republican candidate, it just mobilized women. you know, when you go to war, you get an army together, and women have now formed an army on this issue, and the first battle was alabama. and women, african

gallery that almost offends me to hear a good one and these are status includes mickey kaus and snit's coleman that he doesn't have that long female plots went to him and he was a clinton side he didn't like to have to eat as it was going to dump on buses for life. he'd take me to send out some medicine. and then let me tell him to be one hundred so an enticement the one going to all intimidate those companies that neuer made it their shot from a disability to white although the advantage is this because of it do you think that the band's ok to nothing is as sure as this dusty scene is there not on the watch talent as i said this or did it was ok to have a dispute. once this is cohesiveness and took this is from the. month yet to so this was the end not on this much group of cellos much british english women so in this jesus had the effect open some muslims go to some of the health service to. so i had some great assignment. to tell one kind of equations and calm that and tell him that good stuff in the right thing and. backstage stage manager who met snow was enjoying the new technical possib

me get on this offends me to hear a good one and he just did this includes mickey kaus in snit's coleman had that clunking up lots went to him and he was a clinton and the sight he didn't like to have. done fantastic for life. take me to send out some medicine. and then let me tell him to be one hundred so an enticement the one going to all. until he does come in is a queer noise made from a disability to white although the adventists in this book is a bit of a handful kittle nothing really is their sureness is seen as they're not on which talent is the status or. beauty. when this is cohesiveness and strict this is from. yet to so this was the end not on this much good study showing him this cello so much british english dimon so and this is that the it it all but so must and so does this mean the hope is so i'm not so great designed. to tell one kind of equations when it's all made and told in good stuff you've done thing again. backstage stage manager who met snow with enjoying the new technical possibility. or. who don't associate him to their beauty does let the smile as he hear its

adviser michael flynn in a tweet to trump claimed that quote fake news for covering what he called coleman's lies coming testified before congress in june that trump had spoken to him about letting flame go plane has pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. and the center about his contacts with russia's ambassador he insists he was asked to do so by a senior member of trump's transition team it's part of an investigation into allegations of russian meddling in last year's u.s. election well in a second tweet the president also attacked the f.b.i. he said its reputation is in tatters and called it the worst in history. well democratic senator dianne feinstein says a senate investigation into u.s. russia lings says also revealed a possible obstruction of justice case i see it in the hyper frenetic attitude of the white house that comments every day the continual tweets that. and i see it most importantly in what happened with the firing of director komi and it is my belief that that is directly because he did not agree to lift the cloud of the russian vest occasion that's obstruction of justice.

clive coleman, thank you. first time — to try to prevent strike action in the run—up to christmas. the airline says it's invited pilot unions from a number of european countries to talks next week. it's urging its staff to call off the industrial action which is planned for wednesday 20th. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. it's europe's largest airline in terms of passengers. it prides itself on low fares. and no—frills. it has refused to recognise trade unions in its 32 year existence. until now. faced with a highly damaging strike next week, ryanair has invited pilots to talk about forming a trade union. in its letter to pilot unions in britain and ireland, and for —— four other countries, it said... this is a major change of tone from only three days ago, when the airline said it would face down the unions behind the planned strikes. which it described as a small group which don't care how much they upset they cause colleagues or customers. this is pretty astounding news today from ryanair. ryan

he has been speaking exclusively to clive coleman.nst him was dropped, liam allan is coming to terms with the end of a two—year nightmare. i was relieved for notjust myself, but everyone that's been with me every step of the way. and everyone it has impacted. it wasjust a huge, huge relief. you sort of get your life back. you don't realise that you've lost parts of your life, until you actually have it completely done. the trial may be over, but the strain it caused remains vivid. i'll be honest, i did start to suffer from panic attacks, a couple of weeks before court, which is why i said it was probably my worst time. because you just — where it has to be internal, where you have to have your own reaction, panic attacks are an internal reaction that you can't help yourself. but it is to be expected, you can't not go through this and not panic and not fear, and remain strong through the whole thing. it could bring the strongest person in the world to their knees. liam went on trial charged with six rapes and six sexual assaults. his l

clive coleman, bbc news.national monetary fund says its economists were not too gloomy, in their predictions about brexit, and that weaker prospects for economic growth in the uk, had underlined their case. christine lagarde was presenting the imf‘s latest report on the british economy, which slightly downgrades the prediction for growth this year, affected by the weaker pound and the uncertainty surrounding brexit. christine lagarde has been speaking to our economics editor kamal ahmed. she came before the referendum with a warning. if britain voted brexit, then the economic risks were clear. it is going to be pretty bad to very, very bad. that is what we see. today she was back for the first time since that brexit vote, to give her analysis of where we are now. since the start of this year, growth has slowed notably. the significant depreciation of sterling that followed the referendum has pushed inflation over 3%, squeezing real incomes. how do you respond to those critics who suggest the imf is simply too

clive coleman has the story.was dropped, liam allan is coming to terms with the end of a two—year nightmare. i was relieved, notjust for myself, but for everyone who's been with me for every step of the way. and everyone it has impacted. it wasjust a huge, huge relief. you sort of get your life back. you don't realise that you've lost parts of your life until you have it completely done. the trial may be over, but the strain it caused remains vivid. i'll be honest, i did start to suffer from panic attacks, a couple of weeks before court, which is why i said it was probably my worst time. because you just, you have to have your own reaction, panic attacks are an internal reaction that you can't help yourself. but it is to be expected, you can't not go through this and not panic and not fear and remain strong through the whole thing. it could bring the strongest person in the world to their knees. liam went on trial charged with six rapes and six sexual assaults. his lawyers were repeatedly refused access to his al

clive coleman, bbc news.ry of ian shaw who has learning disabilities, autism and epilepsy. he was diagnosed with testicular cancer and in january was told he had three months to live. but after watching our report, a psychiatrist got in touch, suggesting ian's case should be looked at again. it was, and ian is now responding well to treatment. charities say it raises questions about the care given to some people with learning disabilities, as alison holt reports. september, and it's an important moment in the shaw household. 34—year—old ian will soon be on his way to hospital. going out for a drive, ian, in the ambulance? yes, please. yeah, please. ian has learning disabilities, autism, epilepsy and can't speak for himself. morning, everyone. hello. he also has testicular cancer. he's being taken for his second round of chemotherapy, and that's a major change. at the start of the year, his family was told he was terminally ill and had three months to live. he spent a long time in bed, especially when i though

i'm erin coleman. randy has been following this story all morning long. what have you learned about this investigation? >> they were last seen driving away in their green minivan. police increased patrols the morning. the abduction rattling participant as thparent as they got to campus. students with their parns arrive with two child luring suspects still on the loose. >> we need more security. philadelphia and school police are increasing patrols in this neighborhood. he was dropping off his son in person. he won't let him walk to school alone. >> it is important for safety and important i want him to come back home safe as well. >> police say it happened yesterday as four students walked to class along def devarow avenue. a green minivan pulled up alongside the children. one was in the driver's seat and the other opened the van door. >> he said what do you guys? >> we are going to rape you? >> he said that to you? >> yes. >> the man chased after them yelling threats. >> i said go go go. i ran with them and we had to alert a teacher. >> the principal iss

clive coleman, bbc news.riminologist at the university of manchester. thank you for being with us. to discuss what is essentially an extraordinary case. it is horrifying and it could so easily have been a miscarriage of justice and it could so easily have been a miscarriage ofjustice that never came to light. it speaks to a number of problems that we have within the system around disclosure and underfunding within the police and prosecution services, cuts to legal aid, the lack of compensation for appeals. it is a very troubling case. so, how easy is it, do you think, to unpick what may have happened? social media can be awful in cases like this. you see some fairly horrific comments. there has also been some insightful commentary today from a number of barristers and police officers talking about the pressures that they are working under. the legislation is complex, the police are clearly underfunded, they are having to deal with more and more sex cases. the cps is underfunded, different solicitors face huge

justin coleman returns it for a touchdown and makes a generous donation to the salvation army. dallas's playoff hopes are over. matt ryan's pass is deflected. but there is more. the ball winds up on lattimore's backside. drew brees to former niner tight end ted jen junior. with just 35 seconds left, carolina scored tampa bay. carolina clinches a playoff spot. winston was sacked six times and fumbled three times. raiders will be playing for pride tomorrow against the eagles. oakland's post season hopes ended when the chiefs beat miami. travis kelsey, hunt ran for 29 yards. chief capture back-to-back afc west titles. coach andy reid was so jolly, he showed up as santa in the locker room. bears rookie quarterback scampers through the snow for a four-yard touchdown. 20 to 3 was the find. celebrate by making snow angels. the browns will get the overall number one draft pick which will likely use on a quarterback probably ucla's pick josh rosen. try to stay positive. >> for who, that's the question. >> there is a chance. >> thanks a lot. the force is strong. latest "star wars" movie

erin coleman is live in the news center with more on what the judge had to say. >> jackie, meek mill lawyers have been working to get him out of jail since last night. he was sentenced to prison after violating his probation which he's been on for more than a decade. the rapper used a dirt bike to sell drugs in 2007 and violated his probation when caught popping wheellies on a new york city street earlier this year. the judge said, "meek mill continues to pose a great risk to the safety of others in philadelphia and throughout the country." the filings went on to say, the rapper has failed drug screenings saying it is unclear if he continued to use fast flush or other items to conceal his urine. fast flush is something that you ingest to get drugs out of your symptoms. the lawyer has talked about why the judge needs to recuse herself. >>> people are outside for an early afternoon walk. this is a live look at the italian market. it's a fun place to visit and spend time. we're tracking the return of rain tomorrow. >>> tammie souza is breaking down the timing. >> the clouds are going to

two minutes remaining, don coleman the three and one, he had 26. 2 seconds left, fuller son banks itthe game, overtime. cal too much in the extra frame, 7-0 run, coleman missed the three and gets his open rebound, puts it in. cal 95-89 the final. >> i think we're getting better every game. it's better than starting slow like usual. i'd rather come out fast. we still finish strong and win. we've got to keep the momentum going. >>> college football bowl season began today. 40 on tap, first one of the guy, grambling and north carolina, at&t, home of the two best bands in the land. a minute left, game tied at 14. aggies quarterback lamar rainer fakes the spike action 15-yard pass, inbounds at the 3 yard line. two plays later, line rainart runs it in, 21-14 victory. >>> las vegas bowl, number 25 boise state taking on oregon. ducks quarterback justin herbert, two interceptions including this brutal throw to kay collie, 53-yard pick six, 24-0 boise state. looks like a blowout. oregon's defense, two tds in a final 50 seconds of the first half. 86-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown, then ty

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director off the back of michael flynn and then later fired mr coleman the f.b.i. director because he wasn't happy with how the investigation was going so there might be some uncomfortable months ahead for trump thank you very much cause phenomena in washington and in frankfurt the philippines has prohibited the sale of a dengue fever vaccine developer french drug makers sanofi the government had to immunize more than seven hundred thousand filipino children with dane vaccine or then it discovered the vaccine actually made the illness worse in many cases activists protested in front of the health ministry in manila demanding the government be held accountable for its role in the scandal sanofi shares were big losers on the paris stock exchange today european blacklist of tax havens that's what the u. ministers of finance adopted today tax havens have been again in the center of discussion since the paradise papers were leaked now the e.u. is taking the first steps naming and shaming seventeen countries on a blacklist but to the dismay of transparency campaigners e.

dallas facing seattle battling for the final wild card spot, third quarter, merry christmas, justin colemancowboys home for good. jerry jones has seen enough. 21-12 the final. rams trying to clinch the title. how about goth, cooper cup. rams take down the titans. 27-23. >> rams get the title for the first time since 20 200 2003. everyone is in the top five teams. the only spot up for grabs, the time spot, sixth seed, falcons or seahawks, they are fighting for the final spot. >> for more than a decade we referred to andy reed as big red. check out jolly old andy reed as the big man himself. he even acts like santa during his press conference. >> we are not done yet. we are not going to sit on this. we are going to move on and enjoy the holiday here. we are getting right back at it. merry christmas. happy holidays. >> you too, santa. eagles wake up at home christmas morning to see their kids open trees. we wanted to know what were their favorite presents when they were little. let's take a look. >> i had to be four or five. i was into ninja turtles. i got all of them. >> i was bummed out beca