we've been behind doyle nearly every step of the way.ver since he came on the show in 2010 stock was around 10 bucks and change even at today's decline, it's at 200 bucks and nearly 1,900% gain under his leadership they transformed from a self-described cardboard tasting pizza to a terrific company with an amazing online ordering system and phenomenal pizza so what does the future look like without him? let's ask the pan himself. patrick doyle as he gets ready to take a victory lap after an amazing tenure mr. doyle, welcome back to "mad money. >> thanks, jim i appreciate it. >> pat, when i spoke to you yesterday, i was sad because you've been remarkable and you've been a great friend of the show you're a4. got a lot of things to do. why now? >> you know what, i accomplished the goals that i had set out for myself when i took over in 2010, franchisees are doing great. they got the best unit economics in the industry. we're number one in pizza now and so really the third part of this for me and kind of always thought it was going to be abo

doyle? >> i forgot. i need to ask unions consider in her into the record a letter to yourself and myself from professor alexander levy of the university of notre dame osco. >> without objection, so ordered. all right. at this point our first witness for today's panel will include ms. ann wagner, representing missouri's second congressional district, who will give opening remarks regarding her efforts on the issue. ms. wagner, you are recognized for five minutes. >> i thank you, madam chairman, and ranking member doyle, and colleagues are hosting this committee hearing today. and for allowing me to get some opening remarks. i appreciate your commitment to addressing online trafficking, and especially appreciate that so many members of this subcommittee have publicly cosponsored h.r. 1865 stopping the victimization of america's children and adults online is my top priority in congress. and i know i have an ally in chairman blackburn. i also appreciate subcommittee members at intense anger and yvette yvette

. >> domino's pizza ceo patrick doyle giving more details on his decision to leave the company.et's go to kate rogers with more everyone is leaving their pizza companies. >> that's so true. doyle sitting down with jim cramer last night and he explained his decision to leave the company after eight years at the helm saying it was the right time to do it. he also told jim he's confident in the company's future. >> i couldn't be more thrill ed that rich alison is going to be the next ceo russell wiener is going to be the chief operating officer. we have an amazing team in place and so i would not leave unless i was confident that this business was go to do even better going forward >> jim asked about what is next. here's what doyle said >> i'm thinking about nothing but dom flinos until midnight je 30th then my wife and i will take six months, figure out what our next adventure is going to be i'm not going to retire. i'm too young for that i'll keep doing something, but i have no idea what that will look like >> shares of dominos have climbed more than 2,000 percent under doyle. th

. >> christopher doyle said he once experienced same sex attractions but today lives his life as a hat row sexual. he's married with five children. >> i'm living my dream. and it was my concern and my hope to help others who were li attractions and feels but didn't identifies as lgbt and sought a different alternative >> while doyle works with minors, he has rules for the family. >> i'm not changing anyone. and this is not a conversion therapy or change therapy. we're affirming clients with who they believe they are. i never work with family who just simply wants me to quote, unquote, change their child. that's not what good therapy is. >> we spoke with virginia resident elliot dresdna for reaction, she was born female but identifies as gender nonbinary and is an lgbtq advocate, dresdan ands legislation is important and talking away even the option for conversion therapy for minor says good thing. >> i think that it's good honestly that it's just for minors, because the -- if someone is over 18 and themes are making this decision, then that -- that's what matters. it's -- the thing wit

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doyle on cnn today. >> i was disappointed by that tweet, that response. it was the wrong call.said it was the wrong call. said having to do it over, i would have fired him. >> i am saying secretary clinton never questioned what he did was wrong. >> martha: there was a debate about whether he needed to be fired. why was he not fired? he was doing creepy thing. he is a huge advocate for women every day. >> i think for a few reasons. she is asking herself the same exact questions over the last few days. she is probably coming up with the same answer many others did. >> she called this young woman and talked to her? >> she did. >> martha: will we hear from this young woman? >> that's up to her. we are not holding her back. >> martha: even if she wants to complain about hillary clinton? >> absolutely. she should say whatever she wants. that should be respect. s she told secretary clinton she was happy with her sharing this the conversation. >> martha: will we hear more? >> we will. >> martha: we heard from her in the grammys. >> he it a long time fear of being poisoned. >> [cheering

. >> christopher doyle once experienced same sex attractions. but today, he lives his life as a hat row sexual. today, he's married with five children >> i'm living my dream. it was my concern and my hope to help others who were like myself had unwanted attractions and feelings but didn't identity as lgbt and saw the different alternative. >> reporter: while doyle does work with minors, he has rules for the family >> i'm not changing anyone. this is not a conversion theory or change therapy. we're affirming clients. i never work with a family who just simply wants me to quote, unquote, change their child. that's not what good therapy is. >> reporter: we spoke with virginia resident elliot for reaction, he was born female but identifies as gender nonbinary. he believes the legislation is a good thing and taking away the option of conversion therapy for minors is positive >> i think it's good honestly that it's just for minors, because the -- if someone is over 18 and they, themselves are making this decision, then that's what matters. the thing w

bodycam footage just released shows deputies mike doyle and jeff pelle trying to help each other after each of them was shot. we also hear the moments they were trying to figure out if fellow deputy zack parrish -- shot inside the gunman's apartment -- was okay -- later to learn he was not. zackari parrish was killed in that shooting, along with the suspect. he left behind a wife and two young daughters. four years after a deadly hazing incident, a fraternity has been banned from the entire state of pennsylvania. back in 2013, a freshman died while pledging pi delta psi at baruch college. wihle the college is in new york, members had rented a home in the poconos. four men were sentenced yesterday following guity pleas to involuntary manslaughter. the judge also banned the frat for ten years, and fined it 110-thousand dollars. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. john gonzalez .. what are you working on for 5 0-clock. an icy wake up. an icy wake up. freezing rain leaving behind slick roads this morning. seven is on your side.. tracking the drive - and school delays.

in not firing strider during the 2008 campaign days and by not firing him according to patti solis doyleed him to harass other women years later. >> that's right. shielding him allowed him to go on and then head up what was essentially the shadow campaign for hillary clinton before she declared her candidacy. he was heading up correct the record, a super pac messaging operation. as a reporter for hillary clinton, if i needed information i would go to correct the record. i had a professional reporter source relationship as so many people did with burns strider. this is where you went. if you wanted to be a young staffer on the campaign this was perhaps the precursor. you might go to correct the record to try to get a job. he didn't get the job without at least there being a tacit blessing from hillary clinton. he was shielded. then he was allowed into this other role where the behavior continued. i think it was the series of mistakes here. keeping him on during the campaign. allowing him then to go to correct the record. the final topper was a response from her where she's not admitting t

of course patrick doyle loved, i would guess, by investors. he really was at the forefront in terms of bringing technology into the restaurants when people talk about using technology to increase productivity at a restaurant, patrick doyle's name is usually lumped in there, right >> and without question, and really, the concentratisolidati this pizza industry, it's part of why when you look at a 26 times multiple, at one point it was thought you couldn't do it it's now getting within five bucks of the all time highs. i think you take a pause >> maybe promoting the international head to ceo is a good thing >> to tim's point, it is a big valuation. but the earnings growth is probably there to support it there's also a big shortage. i would say this if the shorts can't lean in on this tomorrow on the back of this news after the investor day, i do think it will push up towards that 221 level we saw back in may. i still think there's some runway left for this stock >>> another news alert coming out of nissan at the consumer electronics show in las

doyle town and polk town, you are getting that mix.t 10:00 tonight, there should be rain starting and changing at 33 at 5:00 in the morning. a light snow there and still raining in south jersey. some of the snow starts to fall if south jersey and temperatures falling below freezing but most of the moisture is jongone. it is all about locations and locations, temperatures will fall tomorrow. we'll clear out tomorrow night and we'll start a nice rebound. we'll start a nice rebound for the end of the weekend. less than an inch of south jersey and the shore. in suburbs that's where we could see one to three inches of snow with berks county and lehigh valley picking up three to four inches of snow out there. not a great deal. this is definitely going to put a smile in your face. this week, the actual temperature for the game, we'll look at 51 verses 30 last week. we'll be looking at 51 for the windchill verses what was 17 last week. completely a different playoffs scenario and here is a look at the game. 50 at kickoff and that's at 6:40. 48

not. >>> patrick doyle is going to join jim cramer on ""mad money." know what ymy fruit salad refers to? the wiggles. that was p their famous song -- revealing plans to mint its own crypto currency called what else, kodak coin, as part of a joint effort with wynn media group. this is part of a block chain to help photographers control their own image rights, and it plans to install rows of bitcoin mining rigs at its headquarters in rochester new york. kodak's stock up over 60% in the premarket on the news, and this is on top of the huge increase in yesterday's session on this news the use case of block chain to protect intellectual property is extremely valid. i mean, that is seen as a big use case the rise in the stock for this former dow component that used to have glory days, which is no longer, of course -- >> you got to go way back. >> way back. >> i mean, to be able to go up for $4 to 60%, you got to be a handy stock. basically. >> the market gap is tiny still. >> brookshire's warren buffett joins becky quick from omaha to talk about brookshire'

. >>> domino's pizza says the ceo patrick doyle will step down in june doyle has been ceo since 2010nd oversaw domino's turnaround including the move into online ordering and promotions. that's a pizza chain whose name i can say with great ease. >>> there's a pair of economic reports on the wall street agenda december import prices are out at 8:30 a.m. eastern followed by november wholesale numbers at 10. charles evans and rob kaplan are speaking today lennar and kb home report results before the open. >>> still ahead, a big brexit warning. why the eu is putting some big companies on notice. >>> and crisis in california as a powerful storm triggers massive mud slides we're live on the scene with the latest on that stick around it's not theirs. it's mine. mine. mine. mine. the new lexus rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. are you excited about your baby sister coming? experience space for the unexpected with the rx l, part of the rx family. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease

that interview came after clinton's former campaign manager patti solis doyle spoke out, saying she wanted staffer fired but clinton rejected that advice. >> i came to the conclusion that there was a sexual harassment involved, the young woman was very credible and my recommendation to the senator was to fire him. i was overruled. >> harris: she went on to say that she regrets that the man went on to allegedly harass other young women. >> i feel a great deal of regret that i didn't fight harder, didn't push harder for him to be fired. look, people are complicated and hillary is no exception and she definitely made the wrong call here. >> harris: kayleigh mcenany is an rnc spokesperson, michael places the blake is the vice cr of the dnc. >> it's interesting to see patti solis doyle, former campaign manager say she came to hillary with this, said we should fire this man and she was overruled by hillary clinton, the woman who said all accusers deserve not just to be heard but believed. apparently if you are with the hillary clinton campaign you don't deserve to be heard, you don't deserve to

. >> ♪ >> mann: doyle dane bernbach was an up-and-coming advertising firm on madison avenue that wasertisements for up-and-coming firms and products that included volkswagen. john f. kennedy saw the spots and told his brother-in-law steve smith, "go find me that firm. i want to talk to them about maybe doing my advertising for my reelection in 1964." and that's how ddb came into the orbit of lyndon johnson and the dnc in 1964. johnson and the people around him, his aides and his advertising firm, wanted to portray goldwater as a dangerous man who, if he got control of the nuclear arsenal, might threaten the peace of the world. >> goldwater, jr.: the mood of the country at the time was one of worry about the soviet union in particular. peace was a big issue. >> man: bombs away. >> d. goodwin: that fear of nuclear holocaust had been part of all of us who grew up in the '50s and '60s. and by that time, we were used to it, after hiding under our desks for so many years. [ sawing noise ] >> man: in a saturday evening post article dated august 31, 1963, barry goldwater said, "sometimes i t

patly doyle, campaign manager at the time.s my understanding she had no comment for the times who originally broke this story. rebecca, do we know why this man wasn't fired? because it's my understanding then, as we reported, he went on to work with a support group to help out with the 2016 campaign and then separate to what happened allegedly in '08, there were other, you know, allegations of sexual harassment and that they finally quietly let him go. >> that's right, brooke. the short answer to your question, according to "the new york times" reporting and the reporting we have so far in this at cnn is simply that hillary clinton decided she did not want to fire berne strider. she overrode her campaign manager in hearing these allegations. the allegations were serious enough that doyle recommended that he be fired. he was sharing an office with a woman who alleged he inappropriately gave her massages, kissed her on the forehead, sent her suggestive e-mail e-mails. so, pretty textbook sort of sexual harassment in the workplac

i spoke briefly on the phone with patti solis doyle today. she declined to comment in any way on this story. and then of course the second part of the story which the "times" reported is that burn strider had been hired for correct the record and for the 2016 campaign. and amid similar allegations was let go. so this is a story about to some extent the handling of this particular issue of somebody that she knew coming in conflict with the ideals that secretary clinton espoused on the campaign trail and certainly what she believ believes. >> what exactly is he accused of doing? >> well, there was series of things that were leveled at him, but it was kissing a co-worker on the forehead, some sort of proposition-like language and obviously this staffer felt that it had crossed a line. and more than once. >> and how is the clinton world responding to this today? >> i think for the most part trying to not respond to it. trying to, you know, not have this be a bigger news story than it is. i've not heard a lot of commentary from folks in the clinto

anne barrett-doyle is the co-director of the watchdog group and website, bishopaccountability.org. she joins me now. first, let's talk about this case in chile. we have one pierce, fernando karadima, who was found to commit abuse and also to mentor many other priests who are believed to be abusers. >> right. >> reporter: what exactly are the allegations against this bishop who is one of those who this priest mentored. >> right. bishop barros was said to, at one point, he supposedly destroyed a letter that complained about karadima's behavior many decades ago. but really the allegations that are far more serious is that the victims of karadima say that he was in the room when children and young men were being abused by karadima. juan carlos cruz, a well-known victim of karadima, said that barros, then a middle east, watched him being abused by karadima. >> reporter: and these are victims that the church itself accepted as credible when they were looking at karadima's case. >> that's right. >> reporter: but now it seems the pope is not giving credibility to these accounts. i'm wonder

solis doyle declined to comment when reached by nbc news. the firm that represented the campaign in 2008 did release a statement to nbc news saying, quote, to ensure a safe working environment, the campaign had a process to address complaints of misconduct or harassment. when matters arose, they were reviewed in accordance with these policies and appropriate action was taken. this complaint was no exception. for more let me bring in andrea mitchell. katie fang is an msnbc legal analyst. give us a little perspective here because you've been following hillary clinton for such a long time. let's start with the 2008 campaign. what can you tell us about these players? >> i frankly, did not think of bern strider as a major player or adviser. he gave her readings every day. i don't think he was a major player in that campaign. patty solis doyle was initially the campaign manager and replaced but this has been a troubling issue for hillary clinton because she comes trailing all of the legacy of her husband's poor behavior and was never politically b

wear makeup to school and just want to take it up a notch for a party or date, makeup expert jeanna doyle shows us how. - a tip on glamor to go from day to night is to use a glitter eyeliner. i like to do this as close to the lash line as possible. as you can see, it adds a little bit of drama. and always focus on one area when you're bringing drama to the face instead of all of them. it gives a little extra pop. - thanks, jeanna. for teen kids news, i'm jackie. - frenemy isn't a real word. however, most of us know what it means. it's what's called a blended word because it's made up of two other words. in this case, friend and enemy. another popular blended word is bromance, comprised of brother and romance. it's used to refer to two guys who get along well. it seems that new words are being created all the time and then made popular by television and social media. guess you could call that telesociedia. or maybe not. - it's time for another important message from the national road safety foundation. (scribbling) (engine starts) (funky beat music) - oh, no! - (gasps) oh! (laughs) (horn h

but as makeup expert jeanna doyle tells us, you need to be careful how you use it. - so for mascara,e thing you don't wanna share. don't share your eyeshadow, eye makeup, or any mascara with a girlfriend. and replace it after three months. for placement, you wanna place the mascara as close to the root as possible, and then come all the way out to the ends. - by the way, long ago one of the ingredients for mascara was crocodile poop. fortunately, that's no longer the case. for teen kids news, i'm jackie. - this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. (gentle dramatic music) - [narrator] what if your mom or dad texted while driving and got hurt, or worse? imagine how you would feel. - is everything alright? - i don't know. - [narrator] that's why they don't want you to text and drive. (bright guitar music) - we've gotta take a quick break. but we'll be right back with more teen kids news! [ woman on p.a. ] now boarding track 6. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious. but you don't want to get involved.

it's going to be in doyle town about 4:51.nd these cells also moving to the northeast about 40 miles an hour. so on track and minutes away from wagoner. it's going to be a wet and windy day. you can see the thunderstorm activities, some lightening and that's probably not the end of it. there's another round just to our west, and that's going to be coming in this morning. this afternoon we'll see it taper off. pittsburgh still getting some showers while the thunderstorms have moved onto buffalo. to the west that's where it's drying out, and that drying will start to move in this afternoon. but with the drying the winds will come the cold. it's really going to be dropping during the day. philadelphia 52 degrees right now. we'll see those temperatures climb despite the occasional chance of showers and thunderstorms. look at those winds. 13 miles an hour. the suburbs 36 degrees rights now. winds and wet conditions, into the 50s for the suburb and lee high valley. even though it's getting a cool start you'll see those temperatures

makeup expert jeanna doyle has advice on how to shape your brows. - so, for brows, they can really help you have a polished look without very much effort at all. so, i take an angled brush, i dip it in a little water and then i put it in some eyeshadow. so, for katie, she has really nice brows and we just wanna strengthen the shape a little bit to add some drama to her eyes. now, if you feel like you have on too much, you can take a second brush with some loose powder and soften the effect. come through that with a flat toothbrush when you're done, and you'll have beautiful brows. - hope these tips help you brush up your eyebrow game. for teen kids news, i'm jackie. (exciting music) - here's some more words of wisdom to ponder. the happiest of people don't necessarily have the best of everything, they just make the most of everything that comes along their way. i like that! - this message about drinking and driving is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. (fun rhythmic music) - cool party! - what do you guys wanna drink? - can i have a head on collision with a concussio

keith doyle has more.to be an integral part of our high streets, but mobile phones have made them almost redundant. while bt is scrapping half its remaining 40,000 phone kiosks, councils have seen a huge surge in applications for new ones from other companies. the local government association says because planning permission is not required, it believes many applicants are more interested in the prime advertising space than providing a phone service. is anyone actually using these phones? nobody‘s using them. so this is just here as an advertisement? it's an advertising board in the high street. what we want to do is them to go with the normal planning system, if you want an advertising hoarding, you have to have planning permission, we want the same from these boxes, they're like trojans getting round the planning system by being put on phone boxes that people actually don't use. this is prime advertising space right in the heart of london right off oxford street. two years ago, westminster council got ap

michael doyle, taylor davis, jeff pelly, and thomas o'donnell. we can never repay their sacrifice force our community. we can only commit ourselves to never forget the cost they willingly paid for us. i yield the remainder of my time. >> those are the things i would offer. >> the distinguished gentlewoman from california, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank all the witnesses for being here y.

they've been identified as 28 year old mike doyle. thirty year old taylor davis. thirty-two year old jeffrey pelll. and 41 year old tom o'donnell. two civilians yan also injured , memorials have sprung up with local people compelled to show their sorryo and their support. >> that police that died, and the people that were injured, or people who have fought for us, and protected us kim kim hutchinson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> ten americans are among the 12 people killed in a plane crash in northwest costa rica. officials posted video of the burning wreckage on facebook. the plane went down on new years eve. two costa rican pilots died in the crash. the crash happened ten minute after take off from an airport in western costa reek a now, there were reports of heavy wind in the area earlier in the day. investigators say they will try and figure out what caused the plane to crash later today >>> well, more than six dozen retail verse been license today start selling recreational marijuana today in california. the owner of buddy's cannibis in san jose was making su

coating perhaps an inch i'm leaning to an inch of grassy coating if you get north of west chester and doylesd north of quaker town this is where 1-2" will fall and the lehigh valley northern burkes 2-4 and poconos expecting 4-6" so it's location and elevation dependent so the seven-day forecast a touch of snow in the morning and sunshine by the afternoon and it's chilly 35 and thursday mostly sunny the high 37 but look how we warm up by friday it's mostly sunny 43, 51 degrees by saturday. 56 on sunday the eagles game with a temperature of about 48 monday your next storm system cuts to the west and brings rain and 54 behind it we cool off a bit and still relatively mild on tuesday with a mixture of clouds and sun 45 degrees and david murphy will be tracking the snow on action news beginning at 4:00 tomorrow nuisance event. >> paid tribute to some heros tonight in delaware county the haverford firefighters awards presented at the community center at the haverford reserve presented by the delaware through several fire houses through the township for bravery and sacrifice over the past year and

doyle: presidency. i do not think the issue of scandal or inappropriate reputable presidency. if we are going to see an improvement from the regard that the american people have for politics and for people who are engaged in our political system is to try to move beyond this scandal focus and beyond the type of partisanship and try to re-create a sense that we are all in this together and that nobody is going to get everything they want, but you have to have a process that has integrity. you have to have a process that is willing to subject major policy questions to debate and to re-examination and to change. that is the way you build public confidence. you have an open, accountable process where you try to move special interest out to the maximum extent you can. that is the real challenge and desperate need. a, if you go, class of 1974. we need people to come in with realism and confidence that you can rebuild a system that the american people will agree with. >> in researching this book, you how many did you interview? john: over 40. >> the book is called the class of ' are

. >> doyle rules! >> reporter: lunch time bullying. >> you going to eat this?porter: is a common hollywood plot line. >> you can't sit with us. >> reporter: but it's also a painful reality in school cafeterias throughout the nation. >> i was ostracized by everyone. i ate lunch alone. every day i was pushed into lockers, i was sent threatening e-mails. >> reporter: a reality natalie hampton, now a high school senior in california knows all about. >> i was physically attacked three times in two weeks, and i came home sobbing with bleeding red scratch marks. >> reporter: natalie eventually switched schools. but the memories of those years of torment stuck with her. >> so many people walked back and forth in front of my table. and all i wanted to hear was hey, are you okay? come sit with us. >> reporter: those four words, "come sit with us" sparked an idea, and eventually an app. >> if you go to the search tab, it gives you a whole list of the lunchious can join in your school without any fear of rejection. >> reporter: she created the sit with us app, free to down

they've been identified as 28- year-old mike doyle... 30-year-old taylor davis... 32-year-old jeffrey-old tom o'donnell. two civilians were also injured.memorials have sprung up ... with local people compelled to show their sorrow ... and their support.addyson devlin/brought flowers to police station:"that police that died and the people that were injured were people who have fought for us and protected us."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ( will ) the new year brings new hope for transgender individuals who want to join the military. the defense department is taking steps to receive transgender recruits into the ranks as soon as today. but, those who join know the legal road ahead could be bumpy. president trump announced a transgender ban in august -- but it is yet to be implemented. last month, a second federal judge blocked enforcement of the prohibition. ( will ) the supreme court will look into how the u-s judiciary handles sexual harassment allegations in its own ranks. that's according to chef justice john roberts, who announced it in his annual state of the judiciary report yest

they've been identified as 28- year-old mike doyle... 30-year-old taylor davis... 32-year-old jeffreyar-old tom o'donnell. two civilians were also injured.memorials have sprung up ... with local people compelled to show their sorrow ... and their support.addyson devlin/brought flowers to police station:"that police that died and the people that were injured were people who have fought for us and protected us."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ( will ) 2017 will go into the record books of weather history. hurricanes slammed the south and crippled puerto rico. while devastating wildfires -- fueled by vicious winds -- raced across california. kristen holmes has a look back at the year's catastrophic weather events. "we're just getting scared. it's rising rapidly. there's water everywhere."in august - hurricane harvey roared ashore in south texas as a category 4 ...making landfall between port aransas and port o'connor. aaron mitchell/hurricane harvey survivor: "my trailer was just bouncing up and down. i lost everything. just wiped me out."and as harvey moved inland...it dumped more than 50

. >> reversing direction as the attorney general decided to doyles ear of overreach against the city of shlt and the state of washington and a majority of states in this country. (singing) tenders, riblets! (singing) $12.99 (singing) all you can eat... (singing) at applebee's! ... arthel: frigid weather and the aftermath of that bomb cyclone causing more headaches for travelers with hundreds more flight disruptions at airports across across the u.s. today including jfk right here in new york city, and more winter weather is in the forecast this week. brian is live from our new york city news room with the latest hi, brian. >> hi, attar el. do you know what's less fun than freezing weather travel nightmares and jfk airport indiana income city has been exactly that since the storm hit on thursday. take a look at these pictures travelers on flights were stuck on the tarmac and in the airport but they were stuck on the tarmac in their airplanes for three, four, five plus hours, some reporting no bathrooms no water and no food. the problem is that there was a backlog of flights following

to honor former senate gop leader, bob doyle. >> you are a patriot wick a hero, a leader and today you have become a recipient of the congressional gold medal. it's an honor to be with you bob, thank you for your service. >> reporter: ahead of his visit, the president tells "reuters" that a compromise reached last week was the opposite of what i campaigned for and, quote, unacceptable. >> we're working on it. >> reporter: but republican leaders are saying it isn't clear what is acceptable to the president when it comes to a deal on daca. >> i'm looking for something that president trump supports. and he's not yet indicated what measure he's willing to sign. as soon as we figure out what he is for, then i would be convi e convinced that we were not spinning our wheels going to this issue on the floor. >> what point would it be to bring a bill through that we won't have signed into law by the president. >> reporter: amid confusion, the republican leaders finding clarity to prevent a shut down. now they need the votes. the pro po sal will would fund the government through february 16th, e

patty doyle managed clinton's 2008 campaign.aid today she wanted the senior advisor fired for sexual harassment but hillary clinton would not have it. >> i interviewed all of the parties involved. i look at the evidence. i looked at email he sent and other documents. i came to the conclusion that there was sexual harassment involved. the young woman was very credible. my recommendation to the senator was to fire him. i was overruled. >> she over ruled you? >> i was overruled, yes. >> tucker: wow! hillary clinton praised women in a video that we will play. you can decide for yourself. >> i wanted to say thanks. thanks for your feminism and your actatism and i hope you keep up the really important good work. [laughing]. let me just say this is directed to the activist bitches. >> tucker: mark stein is on tonight. he joins us. hi, mark. >> hi, tucker, good to see you. >> tucker: what do you make of that video? >> that last one is pathetic. it's like watching some weird kind of golden girls on meet "meet the press" where you have ol

. >> temperatures still below freezing doyle town 14 gross, we have 16, chaddsford, checking in atve we're dry,fall it moves back in. thursday night, into friday morning. took a look at the clock, friday morning commute, the it will be pretty wet, rainfall rates, up per hour, so we could be looking at an inch perhaps done.nd a half of rainfall but what the eagles game, we need the list, take a look at the left, old veterans stadium, yes, more like a bowl, so the counseled went more within side the stadium. take a look at the new link, mike jerrick, you see, little more open doesn't hold in so scotty, are you something that jeff lurie enclose the ends with more seats? >> ya, that might help. >> let's talk to jeff. >> get him on the phone. >> you got his number, just call him up? >> okay, we will die it, this is what he says. (sound lovely, quite lovely. >> actually there has been talk that far actually. >> there has been? >> not very seriously. >> maybe time to get serious. >> don't have time to build, just make noise, keep your suggestions coming this time last year philadelphia was

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. >> boston native andrew doyle now calls philly home. >> i think we respect the eagles for sure. >> and like other paths fans, planning to watch the big game , he's expecting a tough match. >> even tougher environment. >> i really want them to win the super bowl. i just don't want them to beat the patriots to do it. cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> oh, we will have to see how it goes at that bar. we will keep you up-to-date. well, still ahead, laying the foundation for life of reading . >> fish in a tree. how can that be? >> new philly program bringing together books and buddies. that's coming up in this week 's story of brotherly >> welcome back, elementary school student only fuel hours every me big difference in test scores, so, volunteers are stopping byow readers. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean has this week's story of brotherly love. >> crawford is assistant professor of political science at temple. so, five year old safi. re is a little younger than his usual student, but that's exactly what he signed up for. >> we red green eggs and ham by dr. seuss, a good time, but decid

feels like doyles town at 11:00 tonight.nd that's what we're going to be seeing in many of the suburbs. the places that got snow this morning go to feels-like temperatures. during the day tomorrow, we're only getting into the mid-20s at least for the way it's going to feel. so it's going to be pretty cold all the way into friday. look at saturday. jumping up to 55 degrees. we've got sunshine for the next several days. how about that? and time for the eagles game. another day sunday. just as warm as saturday. kickoff temperature 50 degrees. and it doesn't even cool off much by the fourth quarter. quite a change from the last couple of games. >> a huge change from the past two weekends. looking forward to that, glenn. >>> stomp your feet and clap your hands. >> but save your voice this sunday. >> yeah, they're fired up. we all are. still ahead, the steps doctors say eagles fans should take before screaming in the stands or at your tv. >> think that's going to happen? i'm not sure. >>> a new pyramid scheme taking social media b

arthur conan doyle is eternally famous for creating sherlock holmes. as is edgar rice burroughs for creating tarzan. and j.k. rowling for creating harry potter. and then there's stan lee. the world would have far fewer superheroes without him. he created spider-man and the hulk. iron man and doctor strange. the avengers, the x- men and many, many more. "i started with marvel comics when i was about 16 and a half. it was known as timely comics in those days. in fact, we didn't change the name to marvel comics until the very early 1960s because at that time we had started an entire new type of stories of superheroes. and we thought, well, now that we're doing everything differently, we might as well get a different name." stan lee reinvented superhero comics by making them more relatable. "one day my publisher came to me -- i was the editor at the time -- " " -- and he said, 'you know, stan, one of our competitors has a superhero team which is selling very well. why don't we do a superhero team.' i figured okay, but i had been in comics so long doing the

. >> patty doyle, the campaign manager at the time, a contributor to cnn, recommended the firing. hillary clinton at the time said, no, i don't want to take that course of action, i want him to stay on. it seems to me it's pretty clear hillary clinton is going to have to address this at some point. in the broader context, wolf, of this moment that we are in in our culture, and pairing that with the line of attack against hillary clinton from donald trump directly and his allies during the campaign that she enabled bill clinton's behavior -- you'll recall when donald trump showed up with all the woman accusers of bill clinton at that presidential debate in st. louis -- this is a larger question about bill and hillary clinton's role in the democratic party this year, an election year, in this current me too environment. i think the story raise s a lof questio -- lot of questions and i think hillary clinton is going to have to answer them. >> these are very, very solid reporters. the political fallout from this, what do you think? >> obviously hillary clinton's presidential campaign

as was this from cnn political commentator, patty doyle. know about you, but i'm riveted by this meeting on daca. after the white house used her tweet as backup for the president's claim, she tweeted this. for the record, i also find the real housewives of new york riveting, doesn't mean he should be running the country. a tweet is not a letter and i'm not an anchor. neither snow or rain or heat nor gloom of night will keep us from our point around on the "ridicu-list." >>> that's it for us. cuomo primetime starts now. >>> your tax dollars at work, by the way. that was government working compiling all those nonletters. anderson, thank you very much. >>> tonight it is time to test. kellyanne conway says she can make the case the president is a uniter, the problem is the media, not him. and joe arpaio, the sheriff convicted of defying a federal judge says he's the right man to represent arizona

and joining us on skype from geneva is leonard doyle he's the spokesman for the international organization for migration good to have you with us so two thousand and eighteen has already has just started and we're already seeing a number of cases of attempts to cross the mediterranean of people drowning and so on. are the numbers increasing once again well the numbers are starting at about eight hundred so far and considerably down and last year i think what's troubling is you're seeing these apparent number of drownings perhaps as many as one hundred. people are taking desperate and the smugglers the traffickers are putting them to sea in really all in conditions there's caught between a rock and a hard between the risk of abuse and potential being sold as slaves if they stay in libya or drowning is the city so there's clearly a big problem here what is driving people to continue to try and make this journey after all the measures which the european union took coordination with the libyan coast guard i think at the root of everything that we're seeing is an enormous disparities in income

her role in the 2015 death of her son aiden hunterly she pleaded guilty zone did the child's father doyleunterly. he has not yet been sentence the couple had called police in may of 2015 saying their three month old son was unresponsive. doctors found the baby had multiple injuries and was severely malnourished. aiden lived on life support for five months before dying in september. an autopsy revealed the child had died of blunt force trauma to the head. >>> police need your help finding these two hooded men who they say committed an armed robbery in woodland on thursday night. authorities say the two approached a gas station attendant at a citgo on mt. ephraim avenue and demanded money pointed a handgun at the employee and then according to police shot him in the leg. took his money and ran. the attendant was taken to local hospital. he is expected to make a full recovery. anyone with information is asked to please contact police. >>> police in edgewater park township arrest two people in connection with the fatal shooting of a man on friday. burlington county prosecutors charged 19-year

new york times best seller glenn done doyle posted this picture of her instagram of a mom who fell asleep at their children's soccer game calling the sleeping momma hero. >> this may be my second favorite story of the day. all the of the other moms up there, come on, honey, and this mom is like i've had, i'm be here for you but i'm exhausted, so tired, so all of the other moms were watching this, and she just was like, you know, maybe she's just pregnant, maybe she is a health condition, but the whole idea she could lay down and nap, and just, you know, not be there, i think i just love. that will i think that's great. i've done that before, my husband and i. >> you have been that tired? >> we call it public napping. >> what do you when your child comes up to you did you see the goalie scored? >> it was great. i heard everything. >> it was dreamy. >> ya. >> all right. we need an opinion. it is supposed to be the mother of all turn-office, but recent study fawns that, in fact, wearing socks to bed can make a woman significantly more likely to want to do stuff before sleeping. so these are

. >> when you watch the interview with patti solis doyle and she said had hillary clinton listened to advice in firing him, she believes not. you know, strider defense according to him was what? i'm southern, i kiss on the forehead. >> yeah. >> i have for years on capitol hill. how did he explain that? >> i was on the phone with him for about 45 minutes. and we went through every single complaint that was going to be detailed in this article. it was an e-mail with 16 bullet points and he went through every single one. on some points he was apologetic, on others he said, as you mentioned, that a kiss on the head was part of doing daily devotional. it was a religious thing. it was intended to make these people feel better or feel good about the day that he were about to have so there were some things clearly as patti said in the interview this morning with your colleague, he didn't get it. he didn't understand why this would make for an untenable work environment. and these are young women, hillary clinton is involved in the story, but the important thing to remember is these are young