this is little 4-month-old collier. collier has been in the hospital since the day of his birth.h underdeveloped lungs. little collier was in the hospital over halloween. dad eric thought he needed to find the perfect costume for little collier. a costume that would make collier feel brave and feel strong. dad found a pattern online and made it to scale to fit his little son. you'll watch hill figure out all the little ways to make this costume work. >> dad takes the costume to the hospital. here is baby collier putting this on for the very first time. he only kept it on for about a minute. that was enough. >> he really is a little fighter. >> it's such a wonderful act of love. to tell us about this, we have dad via skype right this minute. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> this is such a beautiful video. we want to ask, how is collier doing? >> he is getting stronger every day. >> how many superheroes before you settled on ironman? >> it's because he is hooked up to the machines. ironman needed a machine to keep himself alive. i thought if he could have a little i

i think john collier and felix cohen every day. there's a neat fixture in the book for those powers because they were the ones who helped master mind that and get those powers passed through congress. indeed the most gratifying part of my job is using these powers for proclamations. we establish new reservations or expand existing reservations. i can't tell you how happy that makes me. it's a lot simpler than going to get a treaty. with a stroke of a pen and work with the tribe, we can create a reservation or expand a reservation and we have done it four times this year alone. and again, that's one of the most gratifying parts of my job. a close second is restoring homelands in that way. the department has taken 264,000 acres of land into trust for indian tribes au cross the country. this is a drop in the bucket of all the land that was lost more than 100 million acres, but it's something and we are learning and expanding indian country through this work. we work hard to live up to the responsibility that the treaties helped to est

congress never passed the contracting part of collier's proposal. it just passed the recognition of the government's part. but that was just a means to the end of the contracting. ultimately, when public law 638 was passed in the 1970s, it spurs the beginning of a reju rejuvenation of sovereign to sovereign agreements in which the tribe had agency, they can decide to take it or not. they decide what they want to do. they're consulted about the relationship. and the policy doesn't go into effect unless they agree consent. notice 638 contracting creates treaties. the hundreds of documents that secretary washburn was reverting to are all matter treaties. treaty making is back. other examples of modern treaty making. tribal state gaming compacts. i know a lot of the tribes complain about it. i know it's an important burden on some of the tribe's gaming desires, but what they are. they're negotiated agreements between an indian tribe and a sovereign state. yes, the federal government requires them. yes, you can't gain in class 3 without them. but they're

. >> a costume would make collier field brave. >> dad created a show of strength from wishful thinking. >> if he can have an ironman suit,

collier says keep going. that is a one time event probably or at least an indication that the structures such the we will have meaningful enforcement of these requirements. in terms of the recipients they have no incentive to take that action, the other thing i want to mention, the government has this idea that all of this was radical by congress, years after the court started collecting this made a date at and after it was authorized on these things there was an extension, two extensions of 215 along with other statutory provisions in 2011. there are multiple problems, a safer problem, they don't even claim most members of congress are aware of the program when they voted to extend it. >> the issue that we go -- >> no indication how many did that. >> the other senators, that is true, other senators -- they were willing to go ahead in the face of them. >> the question was the intent of congress to authorize the program which is not authorized on the face of the statute. by virtue of the fact the senators didn

when their home went up in flames yesterday morning 12-year-old linea collier scooped up her 4-year-oldter carrying her through safety through the smoke-filled house. >> my sister was carrying me. i saw the fire all up there. >> i told her to keep our eyes shot so she don't get hurt. >> reporter: even though the family lost all their material possessions they're so grateful no one was hurt. such a lucky story there. >> absolutely. >>> how about a little sports? >> oh, yes. absolutely. so let's talk to our friends at espn. >>> you know that turkey we're slow roasting all night, your kitchen is on fire. i'd look that that. listen to the sports and then do that. >> he's kenny mayne, aim stan verrett. the cavs and wizards. first quarter, kris humphries miss misses. lebron james with the rebound. up ahead to kev lon. james with eight assist, love, 21 points. third quarter, looking at this by paul pierce. lebron james with 29 points in this game, fourth quarter, cavaliers up 13. james. put them on the line, 10 rebounds and 8 assists. cavaliers back at .500. >>> lakers aren't as good as they u

. >> they got inside to the second floor unit and found collier's mansion conditions, excessively filledters would evacuate the entire building. thanksgiving dinner would be delayed. >> the dinner is actually on the stove. it's still on the stove. >> luckily the stove is out. >> all the residents are accounted for. miraculously none of those that were swinging from balconies were injured. couple of them were checked out. >> the plan for family to spend a warm thanksgiving inside went up in smoke. >> i'm thankful they are all safe. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation, but part of this building win uninhabitable for some time. luckily no one was seriously injured. >>> also new tonight, d.c. police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash on alabama avenue. police say a man walked into the street where he was hit by several cars. he was filled and police had to shut down the road for hours in the area around 18th street southeast. >> right now, many shoppers are taking advantage of early black friday deals. montgomery mall in bethesda opened at 6:00 thursday even

the barron collier high school chorus uses the church because of its size and acoustics.lu says students should not be forced to perform at a religious venue. it's a decision neither side can get behind, the aclu has called it confusing and some parents and students who think the church is the best, plan to skip thursday here's performance at a school on principal. police in victoria canada are doing some serious backtracking. she says the officer told her the vehicle's license plate was partially obstructed and that he did not care about the procession. then he wrote her a $230 ticket. a police spokesperson calls the understand denl regrettable. >>> a texas woman whose pit bulls attacked and killed her neighbor's dog is suing the neighbors for a million bucks. she claims she was hurt trying to separate her four dogs from the 10-year-old beagle named bailey. the lawsuit states that the pit bulls got through a hole in the fence separating the two properties. she claims she went into her neighbor's yard to retrieve her pit bulls and bailey unexpectedly and viciously killed

wanted to do something for his son collier.e was born prematurely 4 months ago and has never left the hospital. so he made him an iron man costume. both his son and iron man's tony stark... need machines to stay alive. he said he made the suit in hopes that his son could come home soon. and >> that is awesome. >> also trending, the polar vortexes. >> i have heard of that. >> let's be honest, we talk about it all the time but we don't know that much about it. but we have reporters out on the scene. here is tonya with more. >> it's about it really cold were just wanted to talk to you about it because we are not going outside. >> you just want to make fun of me? making fun of my pain? >> how are you preparing? it's going to get cold and you are out in the field every day. how are you preparing? >> one word, layers. lots and lots of layers. seriously, you have to start with the long underwear, the turtleneck, the t-shirt underneath. then another layer, a light coat like this and then you have a scarf and another jacket. it's really

. >> they got inside to the second floor unit and found collier's mansion conditions, excessively filledghters at one point evacuated the building. >> the dinner is on the stove. it is still on the stove. >> reporter: luckily the stove is out. >> all the residents are accounted for. miracle rousely none of those swinging from balconies are injured. >> a plan to salesperson a warm thanksgiving with loved ones went up some smoke. that mean there's no thanksgiving. >> i'm thankful we got out the door in time. >> reporter: part of this building will remain uninhabiting for some time. luckily, no one was seriously injured. >> if you plan to use metro, here's the schedule. trains will operate on a normal weekday schedule. all will operate with six cars. >> saturday and sunday everyone comes back and they are carrying their luggage. >> the roads are just going to be crazy too. that's when everybody is headed back as well from thanksgiving vacation. we had a really chilly thanksgiving. this morning it seems like some places feel like the teens. >> you factor in the winds. it will be colder than

tobiah, is placing an order as if you were placing an order and sean collier -- in hong kong.to sell, you have to before 7:45.er there is a risk we are looking at him from running. way aroundsaid, a it, what some brokers data, they added custodian and clearing services. you both have a broker and custodian, meaning you can place sell orders all day. let's go back to today. it's the first day. it is going to be one-way traffic. there will be no selling of a shares. there is still a lack of clarity when it comes to front selling. let's not take anything away from what today is. it is a momentous event. i will be back later on with more updates on what happening and how things pan out. let's hope things go northbound. back to you. >> david in place jaded -- joining us live. thank you. we are seeing other warning flags from china. bad loans jumped from the most -- jumped the most since from before 2000 five. sources tell us governmental figures have discussed lowering next year's growth target from pointrrent level of seven 5%. indonesia's new president has more room to move thank

one of the quotes you like to repeat in those years came from pope pius xii writing collier's magazine in 1945 back when the united states was on top of the world. the pope said the american people have a genius for grades and unselfish deeds into the hands of america god has placed the destiny of an afflicted mankind. he would repeat that in almost every speech. now when ronald reagan began getting attention for talking this way in america season of melancholy washington only dismissed him. no one called the watergate burglars not criminals as hard as ronald reagan had in the spring of 1973 to be taken seriously as a political. the themes of my books chronicling ascent and politics has been the myopia of pundits. who so frequently fail to notice the cultural ground shifting beneath their feet. in fact at every turn and america's apparent decline there were ours dissenting voices on the right. they said things like richard nixon just couldn't be a bad guy and america couldn't be surrounding its role as god's chosen nation. it's possible. at first such voices sounded mainly in the inter

judge collier issued an opinion say he disagreed, he thinks it is authorized by statute, keep giving the data. the reality is the recipients of these orders have no incentive to enforce any of these requirements. they're completely immunized from any liability for complying with the orders. it is not their privacy that is at stake. that is what for many years up until 2014 no one -- >> why did this telephone company raising them? >> they wanted to cover themselves because if there was some problem after judge leon ruled. they did not appeal it. that is a one-time event probably or at least not an indication that the structure is such that we are going to have meaningful enforcement of these requirements in an adversarial setting. in terms of real enforcement by the recipients, they have no incentive to take that action except in that one-time situation. now, the other thing i wanted to mention, if you will indulge me, the government has this idea that all this was ratified by congress in 2010 and 2011, years after the court started collecting this metadata and after the 5th was autho

in congress that is the focus here and across the nation. 26congressional district covers much of collierounty, all the way down to key west. residents are split almost among in thirds democrats, republicans, and independence. >> this morning joe garcia -- he has served on the public service commission in the state of florida and is also a lawyer. rebello, ther republican in the race, is in marketing and public-relations and is a member of the miami-dade school board. so great to have you both live with us this morning. >> let's begin with the most basic question him a which is why do you think you are the ?est man for the job >> it's about representing the interest of south florida. one gets the opportunity to do and you get a chance to sort of understand the breath and scope of this area. this is one of the most incredibly beautiful areas of the world. it's about our nature, about the people who work here the diversity. it's one of the most diverse districts in the country. and so the opportunity to represent is to give a voice to the 850,000 people that live here that they have a voice

judge collier issued an opinion say he disagreed, he thinks it is authorized by statute, keep giving the data. the reality is the recipients of these orders have no incentive to enforce any of these statutory requirements. they're completely immunized from any liability for complying with the orders. it is not their privacy that is at stake. that is why for many years up until 2014 no one -- >> why did this telephone company raise it then? >> they wanted to cover themselves because if there was some problem after judge leon ruled. they did not appeal it. that is a one-time event probably or at least not an indication that the structure is such that we are going to have meaningful enforcement of these requirements in an adversarial setting. in terms of real enforcement by the recipients, they have no incentive to take that action except in that one-time situation. now, the other thing i wanted to mention, if you will indulge me, the government has this idea that all this was ratified by congress in 2010 and 2011, years after the court started collecting this metadata and after the 5th