that to the stage. >> we have children, they're magical themselves and we have a wonderful world that dahle real magic on stage. >> wait, you have real magic. >> oh, yes, absolutely . >> [laughter] >> and that was created by paul keith and. >> he's a well-known magic jig. >> yeah he does amazing work and so we get to see that in our show. >> for the people who say oh i know the story, this is a little different when it comes to the musical. >> there are some changes. >> absolutely. i feel lucky because i forget to portray mrs. worm who is probably one of the most changed characters from the actual roald dahl book. >> she is matilda's mother. >>> from the film adaptation where she really loves bingo but in our musical she really loves salsa dancing. >> salsa is a little fun. show me a little salsa. okay, do it girl, yeah. you're better. i'll let you do it. >> and you can see matilda the musical playing now through november 29 at the academy of music. >> boy the costumes look fantastic. >> yes, they are great. >> okay. >> better than my to the it's costume i'm supposed to be a pirate okay. >

nolan dahl-houser is down... but not all the wadown... janesville doesn't finish the play... and that's a 41-yard t-d run... 6-0 west bend- mallard.. janesville got it back in the second though... noah dodd... play action... fires a dart to josiah ho- vevea... missed extra point makes it a 6-6 game... but the ground game got to janesville... there's a big ol' hole for travis fehr to run through.... wolverines go up 14-6... and there were plenty more points aftete thth... janesville is upset... 75-45 the final... stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your forecast dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future?? it's that time of year again, no shave novemberlots of men love the reduced grooming workload, but as you may know, it also has a deeper meaning, cancer awareness.johnson county sheriff's deputies, as well as iowa city police officers wilbe taking part. theieileaders wil

. >>> alcohol may have played a factor in a deadly crash early this morning in an run dahl county. police say a car left the roadway. they say the driver was ejected from the vehicle because they were not wearing their seat belt. >>> one of the students seriously bush burned in the class fire at the high school will be heading to surgery next week. the family of sonia javarris set up the caring bridge page. sonya is doing well but has several serious burns on her arm. one other student is still recovering at med star washington hospital center. the three remaining victims have been released. the fire broke out after an explosion during a chemistry demonstration. >>> starting today you may need to give yourself a little extra time if you use massachusetts of a and a street. it will shift north so there will be lane closures associated with this and big changes on h street eastbound. road work is expected to last about eighth months on the job. check out the nbc washington app to stay ahead of the changes. just search "traffic." >>> police are asking for your help to find a family of

we said goodbye to dahl's.. we've welcomed trader joe's, whole foods, most recently the fresh market... but there's one store that's been around for decades.. that's making some big changes, too. local 5's sabrina ahmed takes us inside. " "it's an interesting time to be in the grocery business. it's no longer based solely on convenience... 00:52:22 "today's a very competitive market." so stores are having to change their approach to keep up. you see it across the market... like hy-vee with their new restaurant concept... and fareway shifting their marketing strategy. 1:36:14 "iwe've kind of kept the same model up until just lately." reynolds cramer is the ceo of fareway. based out of boone.. they have 112 stores in 5 states. when you stop at one of these stores, you know what to expect. a simple exterior... the same short sleeved white button down with a black tie that employees have been wearing for the last 77 years. their mission is clear... a family-based grocer that strives to keep prices low. 00:29:21 "a g

tonight the suspect has been identified as 18-year-old tauja dahl. >>> car burglaries are way up.oks are breaking in without breaking any windows. tonight julie watts reveals the way bad guys are hacking into your key fob to open your car door. >> reporter: look closely at this surveillance video. the mystery device in this man's hands lets him and his friends effortlessly break into these cars. no open windows, no signs of forced entry, though she says there's no question someone broke into her car. >> i was perplexed. >> reporter: she's not alone. others in her neighborhood are reporting similar break-ins on the next-door blog and from belong beach to chicago car owners across the country are -- long beach to chicago car owners across the country are reporting break-ins. this farm bureau agent believes crooks are manipulating the key fob signal. he says no one has been able to replicate what they're doing. >> carmakers can't really do anything to stop it since we don't know how it works. >> exactly. >> reporter: though surveillance video is catching crooks again and again, this

. >>> the 1997 kyoto prot dahl was the first international framework to cut greenhouse gas emissions but the u.s. withdrew from the protocol in 2001. it was the largest emitter of greenhouse gases at the time. since then emissions from developing countries have surged, china is the largest emitter now. the world is watching whether officials can reach a framework that would require all developed and developing nations to reduce emissions beyond 2020. >>> members of a monitoring group say islamic state militants have killed more than 3,500 people execution style since june of last year. the syrian observatory for human rights is based in britain and says the militants have carried out the killings since the islamic state declared its own state or caliphate. 975 were syrian troops fighting the militants. 1,945 or more than half were civilians. they included 103 women and 77 children. and the militants killed 415 of their own fighters for collaborating with the u.s.-led coalition or trying to dessert. such killings have more than doubled in the last two months. russia began conducting a

. >> when it was 102.5, you could look at november expiration and sell the november 1.10 dahl at 1.30 and it cost you nothing. >> so facebook had earnings share soar to an all-time high after they beat and then cooled off toward the end of the week. but dan, that was a good report. >> it was perfectly good. and they are spending on things they should be spending on and here is a company with a $300 billion market cap and better than ge and trading at 18 times sales. that was a caller against long stock. if you were yoired about -- worried about down side on the event and willing to give up upside. the 110 call is below 105 and you have a few weeks to expiration and you hold onto it. you don't touch the put. it is not worth a whole heck of a lot but there c it as a lottery ticket and when the upside is offered at 40 cents, you take it. >> you basically in a buy right now. short that call. and this is a good time for it. because we had the big catalyst. now is the time to move. >> it faded on the day of the pop. didn't close well and pulled in a bit. getting dodgy. i would stick and see

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fred dahl comes in for collins. second and 10. thrown away, in the direction of lafell. they're getting pressure on brady. consistently. phil: they are. listen. crowd noise. that offensive line is scuffling all around and it's an obvious passing situation. it doesn't get any harder. doesn't play many downs. they bring him in for situations that are obvious passing downs. good job getting pressure on tom brady. jim: third and 10. stepping up, and that pass incomplete. bouncing in the direction of lafell. phil: boy, mcbride, the extra defensive back was there. nice job by tom brady. when you step up in the pocket like this you expect somebody to come open but there really is nothing there. went backside and a good throw. just throwing it away into the ground. jim: a good example of how much brady misses edelman at a moment like this fourth and 10. one stop by the giants and the patriots' perfect season is over. brady from the pocket. he's got the completion to amendola. and there's a pulse for the patriots with 1:15 to go, clock running. phil: amendola taking the roll over

byron dahl captured this surveillance video of two men believed to be theburg last has ransacked this home on -- burglars who ransacked this home on october 12 and took a whole bunch of stuff. >> just imagine having your home tossed and stolen and his wife's grandmother's jewelry and some antique weapons were stolen and -- >> reporter: two cars. >> two cars. >> reporter: concord police put out these still photos from byron's video on social media today hoping the public will identify them. the main suspect is wearing a construction outfit. the getaway vehicle is a pickup truck. >> they ring the doorbell and get no answer and nobody is home then they usually target that house. >> reporter: here's video at another house in another concord neighborhood. police believe it's the same suspects this time wearing a different hat. >> i believe it's the same gentleman. actually, talking to the homeowner who sent me that video, he also, um, confirmed that he has seen that same suspect with that same pickup truck. >> i call it sick. it's just terrible to hit them two times and do what you did. it

and now we also welcome back a good friend, senior deputy assistant administrator thomas dahl of the bureau of democracy at usaid. he has served in usaid since the late '80s and served as the director of the iraqi reconstruction office. he also served as admission director in lebanon, ethiopia and iraq. you don't have to be a good friend of the subcommittee to be a witness but we just have good witnesses. we welcome you back. thank you. miss richard, we will start with you. >> thank you, madam chairman. i can bring this to me. thank you, madam chairman, ranking member deutch, distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before the house committee on foreign affairs to discuss the syrian humanitarian crisis. i returned recently from a series of meetings overseas, including my fifth visit to turkey and my eighth visit to jordan during my tenure as assistant secretary. i greatly appreciate the interest of this committee on this very challenging situation. i would like to briefly outline the steps taken by the population refugees and migration bureau an

joining us now is bob dahl, the asset managements's chief equity strategist, and mark grant, hilltop'sxed income strategist, and, gentlemen, welcome to both of you. bob, i know you're in the camp of people who thinks that a rate hike is increasingly likely in december. jim cramer said yesterday, if that's the situation, you should bewe beware of stocks, do you agree with that? >> no. i think this time the market's waiting, waiting, waiting. think of the september meeting when many thought the fed would go, becky, that three weeks up to to that, the market was up 8%. it sparked after and then down 7% in three weeks. the market's ready. we're at 0. time to get off that dime. the economy is standing up on its own two feet, and i think the market says, you know what, the world did not end when the fed raised rates from 0 all the way up to 25 basis points, and life will be okay. >> bob, does that assume that the fed raises once or twice and lays back so you're not looking at rates going very high very quickly? >> yeah. more important than when they started is the pace and the terminal rate,