and the third victrola depo was on fire. a career-high 45 for depo. magic up by two. that wasn't enough. frye, varies the triple that it would have been nice if you did that when he was here. 14 fort frye. cleveland squeaks one out 109- 103. a great one tomorrow night in the mba 20 -- san antonio versus golden state. tipoff is in the adak 30 right here on tamon nine. >> the solar bears are expecting a huge crowd for the game tomorrow night. orlando hoping to break the record of 9500 which they set on opening night a few years back. bears are right in the thick of (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, >>> temperatures in the 70s most of the night. 4:30 am we still have not dipped into the 60s. into the upper 60s just before sunrise. we will watch the radar. an isolated showers possible in the morning. more likely in the afternoon. rain chances tomorrow at 50%. another round of showers possible sunday morning. >>> tune in tomorrow starting bright and early at 5:00 for your life coverage of the major st

. >> good morning, that bus now here at the frankford depo where hine me it is now a crime scene, and several cameras aboard, may turn up strong visual evidence, that may lead police to the woman who was abducted and the man they say who took her. >> septa bus cameras caught it all and now the video is up for review. >> she made some comment on the bus that he is crazy. >> and said not much more police note before a man smashed this bus window from outside near this septa bus about 2:00 a.m. in northeast philly. near roosevelt boulevard, and langdon, police say, man stopped his silver pontiac grand am, or grant pre, got out, then made this mark screaming for the woman, fearing him aboard. >> it appears, though, from witnesses, and the bus driver, that this female, who was on the bus, and the male, did know each other. >> the bus made second stop on the 4200 block of the boulevard. cut off in the roadway by that pontiac. the woman walk off the bus before violent meeting at the door the male grabbed her, punch her several times in her head and her face, and then forced her into the back

home depo will fund a year and a half's worth of identity theft protection. tens of millions of credit card holders had their data stolen in the 2014 data breach. >>> a news crew trying to do its job made headlines. >> the close call that happened on live tv. >>> hundreds of sea lions are causing a nuisance in one west coast city. keep them away from the docks. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. >>> extensive man hunt is over. pablo visit reno was taken in to custody. he fatally shot four men at a neighbor's home in kansas city, kansas and killed another man, 170 miles away in rural missouri. it is unclear what led to the shootings. he is a mexican national deported from the u.s. i

.>> so the idea to suddenly use this for a coal export depo is bad for the state of california.it's bad for the east bay. it's bad for the city of oakland, and it is devastating for the community of west oakland.>> the proposal still needs approval from utah's all senate and house of representatives. the legislative session ends next week. >>> libby schaaf the number city leaders will unveil plans to increase affordable housing. the oakland housing cabinet not only wants to protect 17,000 existing affordable housing units, it also wants to create 17,000 more affordable units over the next eight years. the city hall news conference is set to begin at 12:30.>>> texas police have arrested several people involved in it gun store burglary. it happened tuesday morning in houston. leaves used to pick up truck to rip out the front door of the store, then 10 of them scattered inside grabbing his many guns his rifles -- guns and rifles as they carry -- could carry. gun store smashing grabs are becoming more common.>> we are seeing an uptick not only year in the houston harris county area

. >>> chuck, home depo is paying back many of itsz customers. find out if you are eligible to get some of your money back. plus this -- >> reporter: down below this over pass on the l.i.e., a drunk driver caused a chain reaction crash that killed a police officer. why that driver's sentence is creating a new debate about what's fair and who's to blame. >>> and hillary clinton and bernie sanders get another chance to face off after that hey, have you heard? heard what? before school starts in september, all kids going into 7th and 12th grade have to get the meningococcal vaccine. it protects against diseases that can be serious, even deadly. yeah, that's why they can't start school without it. something to share? (giggling) actually, yes! talk to your health care provider. even kids who've had one shot >>> tonight investigators are trying to figure out if a gas leak is to blame for an explosion that rocked a quiet seattle neighbor. about 30 minutes after firefighters arrived the explosion levelled three businesses. nine firefighters were hurt. th

another 40 from injured in raids on raids in ammunition depos. the latest defensive involves the deadly attack by isil which killed 15 policemen in the sinai peninsula. syrian state media say government forces have taken the ancient city of pal maya from isil. it's been reported that the citadel area has been recaptured by the government, but the city itself is still contested. we have more from the turkish-syrian border with more. >> the area is only one kilometer away from the city center. so over controls the area gives them the vantage point. and in military terms they will nobody control of the city itself. we have reports that isil sit putting a tough part of the number earlier p we know from different reports that they're clearing the numbers of areas. now the entire city of palmyra is quite big for the regime and the russians because it connects with other strongholds to the north and then to the east and there is an isil stronghold 37 so we'll cut the supply roots to them. >> a mass protest taking place in the yemeni capital of sanaa. it

home depo will also spend at least 6.5 million on identify protection services. this settlement still needs to be approved in court. >>> if you know what store or brand someone likes, an easy gift for that person is a gift card. but what happens when you try to use the card and the retailer says it's already been redeemed? >> everyone say better get baquero. thank you, david and pat. gift cards have lots of advantages. they offer your freedom to choose merchandise and liberal expiration dates. usually at least five years from the date of purchase. that's why linda white chose to buy a gift card as a present for her daughter. finding comfortable clothes to wear isn't always easy. but linda white knows that she and her daughter with count on a certain brand of jeans. that's why linda bought her daughter a gift card. >> she loves lucky brand. i know she can't afford to treat herself, so i thought i'll get her a gift card to buy a pair and a half of jeans. >> she bought the card at a lucky brand store in late november for $200. >> for december 1st. i immediately star

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fighters in northern sinai, saying 40 others were injured during raids which destroyed 32 weapons deposn raffa and sheik zuad. greece says it will move mmef refugees away from the macedonian border. about 400 people left the makeshift camp on friday aboard 8 buses according to the police. two more bus loads were taken to new shelters on saturday. >> leaves almost 12,000 people still there. many say they have plans to leave. >> at first, i thought the other camp would be better. it might be the same, just tents. all we do is change locations. it's better here because it's close er to the border. >> we are escaping a war. we didn't come to stay or have fun or to eat and drink like animals. we came here looking for a new life and a new hope. >> some refugees and migrants who have been stuck along the border with macedonia for weeks now have decided to move to government-run camps according to the unhcr. 450 people boarded buses on friday and the buses are here today as well and they are feeling they can relocate more people. it's not just persuading people to leave here but the fact that t

a military spokesman said another 40th group was injured in raids on ammunition depos the latest follows the deadly mortar attack by isil which killed 15 policemen in the sinai. at least 12,000 refugees still remain at the makeshift camp hoping macedonia will soon let them in. some have relocated to camps run by the greek government in different parts of the country. aid agencies have reduced their presence due to security concerns. >> some refugees and migrants who have been stuck at the border with macedonia have been moved to camps. 450 people boarded buses on friday. the buss are here as well. they're hoping that they can relocate more people. but they're also facing other problems, not just persuading to leave here. but the fact that there is not enough space and they cannot house all these refugees. there are now 50,000 migrants and refugees across the country. of course, there are those who do not want to leave. there are hopes that the border will open even though many that you talk will are resigned to the fact that they may be stuck here. they can pressure the authorities and r

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salah abdeslam was in, there is a pharmacy there, there's a school down the road, there's a garbage depo. this is a heavily trafficked area. people can see what's going on in their neighborhood if they have their eyes open. >> thanks to both of you. you're going to be with me because when ryan mentions that house where salah abdeslam, who was perhaps the one who caused a trigger here, the most wanted man in europe, that's where they caught him. you're going to go inside that alleged hideout. we're going to show you how he lived and evaded capture for four months and the blood of capture. an american teenager just a few feet from the bomb that exploded in the brussels airport. you're going to see the emotional reunion with his parents. >> let me be clear. this national enquirer story is garbage. it is complete and utter lies. it is a tabloid smear. and it is a smear that has come from donald trump and his henchmen. when my doctor told me i have age-related macular degeneration, amd we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... i'm reminded to stick

and their check is being depo t deposited in a u.s. account, their relatives are taking the money and wiring it back to cuba. that's an abuse of the system and abuse of our generosity. that's what this has opened the door to now. >> so what's the better solution? rolling back what the president has done, or do we get rid of wet foot/dry foot, do we reform so that basically cubans have to be under the same immigration law as everybody else? >> first of all, we need to close this loophole that allows people to come into the u.s., claim residency and live in cuba -- >> you support legislation that would change that? >> it's my legislation. that's why i support it. the other point i would make to you, i've always said the cuban adjustment act is endangered given the current patterns we see. there are people in cuba legitimately fleeing oppression. and those people should -- we should continue to receive them. then there are people abusing the system. i do think the cuban adjustment act should be revisited. wet foot/dry foot is the way the

riding the bus that much because of the sitting in the back and then you get to the depot, the bus depo you had to eat and use the bathroom. so once blacks became more fluent and mobile and started buying their cars and wanted to have ownership or feel like they're in charge, they started driving. and that presented a whole other set of problems. and i think that's what victor green was trying to eliminate, the humiliation and uncertainty. but to plan a trip, you know, with kids in the car, you don't know know where you're going to stay, where you're going to eat, where you're going to stop. that's prototy frightening. the green book eliminated a lot of that. not all of it, but it took a little edge off. >> how was the green book reproduced? was a printing press used and if so, who owned it? >> okay. well victor green owned it. it was his company. i had a clip earlier and there was a jewish gentleman whose father printed the green book. and he remembered victor green coming into the shop to get the -- you know, to present the job and get the job done. but there was some people in the pr

>> we're not a traditional depos tor -- depository. >> so you do home equity, correct, like if i've gotquity in my home, i can refi, but you're also doing these personal loans. how would i get one? >> because we're coming out of a tough, you know, cycle as far as home equity, some consumers have great credit but lack the equity. >> or the will. >> or afraid. they don't have a week to fill out 700 documents. >> you know, that makes a big difference. you can get a personal loan in loan depot.com in about three to four days. the type of experience is completely digital, the mortgage industry is still, you know, sort of operating in the same manner it has in 30 years. >> i'm getting a lot of mailers, lending tree, either asking plea if i want to borrow money or if i would like to give money into the borrowing pool. do you compete directly with them. >> we do, we do. the difference with our platform is we're not a mono line lender. cash out, personal loans, so it gives the consumer a lot more variety. >> i would fund your loan theoretically, right, some guy in america is funding some other g

it is what you saw in your recent visit down to the second marine aircraft where the depo level maintenanceas been backlogged. theould see this in all services. that same dynamic exists in each one of the services. is important for us, and you all, to continue to not only wants this issue but really understand what is happening. statistics are one thing, you ks eyeball to fol eyeball, and the sense of frustration and concern is very evident. thank you for your answers, i yield to miss davis. davis: i wanted to go back to a second to the questions that i raised in the opening statement. i think we grapple with that here. i know we will be talking about co-funding down the line what his contingencies. you stated, equipment is one thing but training personnel and leadership are quite another. they take time. need to work this as best as we can. in the statement i offered, what you said that modernization and where yours trade-offs are going in the budget process. i'm wondering what the department trade-offs will not become harder or easier. if they are supplemented by base budget requirements

some of it is what you saw in your recent visit down to the second marine aircraft wing, where depo levelntenance has been backlogged. what you saw in the ring court will reflect -- what you saw and the marine corps will reflect the service sector. that same dynamic exists in each one of the services. >> i think it is important for us, and for y'all, to continue to watch this issue, but also to really understand down deeper what is happening. statistics are one thing, you talk to these folks eyeball to eyeball, and the sense of frustration and concern is very evident. thank you for your answers, i yield to miss davis. mrs. davis: i wanted to go back to a second to the questions that i raised in the opening statement. i think we grapple with that here. i know we will be talking about co-funding down the line what his contingencies. you stated, equipment is one thing, but well-trained personnel and leadership are quite another. and the latter do take time. we need to work this as best we can. , what statement i offered you have said clearly, modernization and readiness is where your trade-o