there is not a figure named daniel comstock, a great physicist at mit who was chosen to judge.mcdougal represented this crossover, comstock represents the crossover between science and entertainment because comstock was also the person who founded technicolor and developed that wholedevelop that whole colorization process that was just about to become popular. so he was another one of the judges who were chosen. and the other judge was this guy named carrington who is sort of a man after my own heart. hehe introduced yoga to the united states. he was -- you both these books about veganism and juice fasting. if you think it's eccentric today, this was the 1920s. people thought he was out of his mind. he was also known as a really shrewd detective. he was considered a psychic investigator call one of the judges. 3 degrees from yale and had always called it antigonus poltergeist case in canada, poltergeist that supposedly cause all these incredible things to happen in this world community. they didn't, you became so famous in america that they had to send scientists up to canada s

there is another figure named danielle can't stop -- danielle comstock who was chosen to judge and if represent this crossover between science and ghost hunting than comstock represented the crossover between science and entertainment is comstock was also the person who founded -- and developed that pull colorization process. data just become popular. he was also now the ghost hunter so he was another one of the judges who were chosen. and the other judge was herod carrington who is sort of a man after my own heart. she wrote these books about veganism and juice fasting. if you think about today, this was the 1920s and people thought he was out of his mind. he was also known as a really shrewd psychic detective. he disguised himself as an old man and he wrote an exposÉ on the front page of their times and is considered a very skilled psychic investigator. he was one of the judges. walter prince who had three three degrees from yale and solved what was called the antigonus poltergeist case in canada. poltergeist had supposedly caused all these incredible things to happen. it's just suc

vice chair of business innovation, bet comstock -- beth comstock.ed to take another look at oil. matt: look at this graph. it's really unbelievable. oil just dropped precipitously about five minutes ago. we are looking at $36 and $.95 a barrel. oil has just come crashing down ever since the opec meeting on friday. there was news that they scrapped any production ceiling at all. the cartel has effectively become ineffective. thenitely cannot control price. the worst three-day slide in crude we have seen since july. stephanie: there you go. we have to take a quick break. when we return, are regulators getting tougher on deals? you are watching bloomberg go. ♪ david: welcome back to bloomberg go. canadian specific has made a revised takeover to norfolk southern. newdian pacific says the bit is financially more attractive and reduces regulatory uncertainty. norfolk southern is less than the bid the railroad had already rejected. t-mobile's popular advertising campaign is deceptive. the new york state attorney general is looking into the promised to rip

congresswoman comstock wants work for republican congressman frank wolf. she was elected to his seat last fall after he announced his retirement. >> a murder victim's cell phone providing crucial clues for police. how recent text messages could lead investigators to her killer. >>> the search for answers nearly two years after a little girl vanished. police now renewing their search for relisha rudd. >>> breaking down the science on synthetic drugs. metro has lawmakers working together to fight the problem. >>> we're talking about amazingly warm temperatures over the next couple of days. average high temperature 48 degrees and every single day in the next seven, well above average and we even break some records, i think. i've got that forecast coming up. >>> there is new evidence in the disappearance of a little girl named relisha rudd and it has led to a new search adan abandoned construction site in the district. that site is just across the street from a police station in northeast d.c. that little girl has been missing since march of 2014. she was last

we have dawn comstock who is interested in the incidences of concussion. one of the kinds of circumstances -- what are the circumstances likely to bring this out. thomas mcallister is interested in the cognitive behavioral consequences of concussion and doing a long-term study of college students to see what the behavioral consequences is. susan margulies is interested in actual through brain meek misms of concussion -- mechanisms of concussions and studies it in people and animal models, and walter koroshetz is wantin wantk about coming up with medical treatments. >> rose: tori, tell me what happened. >> i started playing soccer when i was four years old a little against my will. after my first practice, it was something i immediately loved and wanted to do all the time. so i played soccer. since that day until i was a senior in high school. and around when i was 15 years old is when i got my first concussion. i really didn't know it was a concussion. i missed heading the ball and headed someone else. when i got home, i had a lot of headaches, was having

here and >> reporter: headed to the bronson methodist hospital, her fiance lost control of a car in comstock township and hit a tree. they died in the crash four hours before jeramiah was born. mom was back in her room recovering before her dad and stepmom told her the news. >> i remember all their faces and i knew something was wrong. i just did know how bad it was. >> now she's torn between joy and grief. >> it's a hard balance that i've been trying, to you know -- that's why he keeps -- you know, it's just him. >> and crystal says she wants her son to remember his grandmother as a woman who would have done anything for him and his father as a man who just >> a man lights an american flag on fire outside a store in idaho and then casually walks away. video shows the man look around and reach up with his lighter. the mangos back to try a second time, the store owner was inside but didn't realize the flight was lit until -- the flag was lit until the man walked away. >> we're lucky that's all it did burn and not transfer to the >> the owner plans to replace the flag outside of his shop. >>>

bricelyn comstock dishes it off to marybethrasmussen, she loses it for a second but gets it up and in for two...66-17 cardinals after 3. the starters get a couple possessions in the fourth...haley fritza splashes it home for three...that makes the lead 50. then late in the game...mckenna sims to kayla harris, back to sims...the freshman for three more...south sioux heads into the hohoday break on a for the first timeme this winter, the abc9 top plays tonight all come from the hardwood. from high flyers to buzzer beaters to acrobatic finishes though, there's still plenty to love about this week's countdown. we kick thinin lincoln...sunday's game for the huskers was one to forget, but this play from andrew white and shavon shields is something to remember. white, knocks the ball loose and cashes it in on the other end with the two handed flush, but takaka closer look at the steal. white, channels his inner lionel messi with the heel flip to the break. intentional? maybe, maybe not. awesome? definitely. play number four takes us to the chool ranks...homer in action last friday night. mic

university of pennsylvania, thomas mcallister of the indiana university scoostles medicine, dawn comstock of the university of colorado anschutz and, once again, dr. eric kandel. he is, as you know, a noble laureate, bureau of of columbia university and howard hughes medical investigator. i am pleased to have them here at this table. tell me about concussions among young people. >> sports-induced trauma, this has emerged as one of the major health issues of our time. why is that so? let me put this in a bit of a perspective. there is a general consensus that team sports is extremely advantageous for young people. 50 million americans participated in group sports, in athletic competition. and this is beneficial in two ways. athletic and social. from the athletic point of view, they learn early on that almost daily exercise is good for one, and many of them are likely to carry this forward for the rest of their life, ensuring them a healthier life span than they would otherwise. in additiono the physical values, there are also social values that come with it. one learns from team sports a s

now on the break -- bricelyn comstock leaves it for mary-beth rasmussen -- south sioux up by 49. everyone played in this one -- haley fritza drains the 3 to push the lead to 50. how abououone more? freshman mckenna sims drops in 3 more and south sioux goes to 7 and 0 with a 75-26 win. in the new iowa boys basketball poll -- sioux city east is receiving votes in class 4a after a 7-1 start. iowa city west replaces valley ininhe top spot. in 3a, bishop heelan falls to seventh after losing to east. moc-floyd valley is tied for ninth, while spirit lake and pella's the new number-1 team. western christian is a unanimous number-1 pick in class 2a. pocahontas area, laurens-marathon moves in at number-1-1 undefeated ridge view and sioux center get votes. in 1a, ikm-manning moves up to fourth. boyden-hull falls to sixth after their first loss. south o'brien is 8th -- but lost to remsen st. mary's tonight. gt/ra, ar-we-va and mv-ao all get votes. see the entire poll at ktiv-dot-com. after losing at third- ranked oklahoma on saturday, the creighton men were back home to play north texas. the

dawn comstock is here who is interested in the incidence of concussion or the kinds of circumstancesikely to bring this out. tom mcallister is interested in the cognitive behavior and the consequences of concussion. he is doing a long-term study of college students who can see what the consequences are. susan is interest in the brain mechanisms of concussions. she studies this not only in people in animal models walter is interested in seeing can we come up with treatments for this. tori: i started playing soccer was four years old and i immediately loved it. i played soccer since that day until i was a senior in high school. when i was 15 years old i had my first concussion. i didn't even know it was a concussion. i misheaded the ball and headed someone else. i got home and had a lot of headaches. i didn't even think that was a possibility. i know ahead and important game the next day so i decided to play anyway. once i got to my game the next day it was a semi final in one of our state cup appearances. i fell to the ground and hit my head on the ground pretty hard. once i got up i

virginia's tenth congressional seat and democrat lu ann bennett says she will challenge barbara comstockeal estate management business and she's the former wife of jim moran, the former congressman of northern virginia. >> some babies were born at cornell university that have the potential to help prevent diseases. nbc's erica edwards explains. >> reporter: behold the world's first litter of puppies born through in vitro fertilization. cornell university's dr. alexander travis beams like a proud father when recalling the day of seven pups were born five months ago. >> very nerve-racking until you heard those first cries and saw them wiggling around, and then it was really great. >> reporter: it was a moment scientists had been trying to get to for 40 years. that's because without getting too heavy into the science behind the birds and bees of dogs, reproduction is much more complicated in ed id in canines is in other mammals. so why do we care about the first litter of ivf puppies besides the fact that they're just so cute, the technology opens the door to ways of preventing hereditary d

now on the break -- bricelyn comstock leaves it for mary-beth rasmussen -- south sioux up by 49. everyone played in this one -- haley fritza drains the 3 to push the lead to 50. how about one more? freshman mckenna sims drops in 3 more and south sioux goes to 7 and 0 with a 75-26 win. in the new iowa boys basketball poll -- sioux city east is receiving votes in class 4a after a 7-1 start. iowa city west replaces valley in the top spot. in 3a, bishop heelan falls to seventh after losing to east. moc-floyd valley is tied for ninth, while spirit lake and spencer are getting votes. western christian is a unanimous number-1 pick in class 2a. pocahontas area, laurens-marathon moves in at number-10. undefeated ridge view and sioux center get votes. in 1a, ikm-manning moves up to fourth. boyden-hull falls to sixth after their first loss. south o'brien is 8th -- but lost to remsen st. mary's tonight. gt/ra, ar-we-va and mv-ao all get votes. see the entire poll at ktiv-dot-com i'm brad pautsch with the sports fource morning wrap. >> it might be the first day of winter, but the really cold

i remember when barbara comstock had what was called a firehouse primary two years little less than tworousing complaining about having to sign pledge, my view, in my experience, i have felt like this is unnecessary. in virginia you don't register by party. and so independents democrats republicans to have somebody say who is independent there is a lot of independents mined people in virginia, as you know dagen they don't like having to say this, so in my view, oi let people vote if registered voter, they want to participate, let them, welcome them we need to grow our party in virginia. >> trump is right you agree with him so why is there a republican party in virginia doing this then do they really not like donald trump and want to keep those independent voters? i know that this isn't legally binding nevertheless concern independents who like trump won't vote in the primary. >> i think there are certain candidates who have the way i look at it, that could certain that they get people, to join their campaign not necessarily ardent republicans marco rubio what those that capability donal

in our region, our senators, representative norton and comstock and i have provided new and direct federal oversight of the metropolitan transit authority. and we included eligibility in tifia. this means that the many of the transit projects in the me row poll tan washington region and in my county in prince george's county along the green line will now be able to qualify for federal financing because most transit-oriented development infrastructure projects are less than $50 million that tifia currently requires. so working with several members we were able to restore funding for the high-density states program that will allow transit systems in these states to service and service frequency and continue to help those who rely on public transportation. and so though i oppose today's rule, we have to enact a bill that will construct and rebuild our road, bridge, transit, rail infrastructure that creates jobs here at home and enables the united states to compete internationally in the 21st century. this is a good first start. let's not stop here. let's continue to work in this fashion to re