let's bring in dr. mike on this. so more cancer research, dr. mike. dr. - how do you say your name here? varshavski? >> varshavski, yes. liz: what do you think of eli lilly here? >> i always get excited what when we talk about more r&d especially in the field of oncology. i unfortunately lost my mom to cancer when i was in medical school, and had this been 20 years, 30 years later, maybe we had the medications now to save her. whenever there is a possibility of getting more research that gets me excited. however, when i do hear a pharma ceo talking about when savings, they'll bring that back to the patient, they'll bring that back to research, i do approach that with a bit of skepticism. liz: why do you have skepticism, why are you skeptical about it? >> well, because as a doctor, i know that the bottom line is what's important for a ceo of a pharmaceutical company. they don't trade on moral fiber, they trade on financial currency, and i understand that as someone in the business world, you have to do that. just as we saw pfizer recently say they're going

. >> reporter: dr. mikeirigliano walk us through what the tide pods can do if eaten. >> it can burn your mouth. it can get in your eyes. and it can get down into the esophagus which is the tube here leading into the stomach and lead to problems with irritation, burns. >> i have not had this conversation with my children. my daughter is eight, and you know it hasn't really come up yet. but i mean i guess i kind of have to now that it's going around in school and social mode ya and stuff. >> reporter: dr. mike says if you think your child may be sick after eating one of these pods, he says that you should call poison control and also get your child to the er right away. >>> in langhorne, dave kinchen fox 29 news. >>> happening now, parents in south jersey are concerned after police say a suspicious man tried approaching three young boys in what he said to them is raising a red flag. fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us thirty five gloucester township with more on this. dave? >> reporter: iain, parents are worri

dr. mikens us live with morning with what to look out for and how to stay healthy, if you do catch the contagious bug. scary stuff. despite cold, it's very good day, everyone, it's sunday, january 14th, 2018, day after a huge eagles >> absolutely fly eagles fly. we're flying high on this sunday >> i'll continue to just say go birds. it is miserably cold outside at this hour, temperatures started dropping in the night. still wasn't enough to keep eagles nation from packing the linc to cheer on the eagles to a victory over the atlanta falcons. ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory. ♪ >> that was at the end of the game, mike, alex and i took part in the fun in the action, and man, it was cold. i mean, can't feel your fingers and toes cold even with seven layers gloves body heat. we weren't the only ones hyped. eagles were taking pictures, posing, do you know how they do after big win and yesterday's win they need that day one. the celebration kept on going. of from the field into the locker roo

quick look at weather then dr. mike> doesn't take long to tell you what a great weather it will be, we have a ten out of ten. it's an eagles ten on this sunday morning. the current temperature of 33. now it is chilly out there at the moment. but don't worry about it. by later on this afternoon, it will be around 50. maybe 52. 46 degrees for kickoff, and cloudy and cool in the fourth quarter probably in the lower 40's. so this appropriately cold, mike and alex for this time of year, not ridiculously cold. like it was last week when you were out in it. freezing. this is reasonable. >> yes. >> we'll take this for sure. >> here we go, dr. mike here with maybe philadelphia's number one fan tom louder en >> senior executive producer >> i was born right, here we go. >> we're worried about him because his blood goes up a notch so he he has the demeanor of a dead person all day long, inside he's on fire >> i'm going to check his blood pressure now, we'll then show some video, and then we'll put a monitor on him tonight during th

here now to shed light on this growing epidemic is dr. mike.l me that those flu shots once again aren't doing the trick? >> well, you know, it is always difficult for us to be able to predict what type of flu strain we'll get each year. we do get some guidance looking at australia interesting enough as a guide for what kind of flu strain we'll have, and what kind of flu season we'll have. what we saw in australia the flu shot was only 10% successful. it is only one of the strains. it is one of our strains known as h3n2. doesn't mean that much to average person but doctors get excited by the numbers. do i need a flu shot if it is so ineffective? the answer is yes. the flu shot is the biggest protection against the flu. that is the bottom line. on top of that, even if you still get the flu while getting flu shot you will have decreased, short term of the flu. meaning it won't be as bad. you won't be as sick. you get to work and back to school quicker. melissa: well, getting back to school quicker is not a selling point to my kids, dr. mike. i don

. >> reporter: dr. mikeigliano walked us through what the tide pods can do if eaten. >> it can burn your mouth. it can get in your eyes and it can get down into the esophagus which is the tube here leading into the stomach and lead to problems with irritation, burn. >> i have not had this conversation with my children. my daughter is eight. and you know it hasn't really come up yet but i men i guess i kind of have to now it's going around in schools and things along that line, social media and stuff. >> reporter: if you think you may have a problem. if you think your kid may be sick, call poison control and get them to the er right away. dr. mike says -- back to you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> sorry about that, by the way. don't know why people think it's cooled to something like that. nonetheless countdown to sunday's nfc championship on fox is four days away. eagles are a win away from a trip to super bowl 52. think fans are pumped for sund sunday? nothing compared to the team. kristyn rodgers here. kristen, the biggest

fox 29's dr. mikecirigliano says as long as you have a fever and are coughing and sneezing you are contagious and a threat to others even if you're taking medicine like tamiflu. >> you need to take time to rest and more importantly you need to take time so that you don't infect co-workers especially when it's cold outside and everyone is indoors. it's em per rah tiff that you stay home. >> reporter: the family tells me jenny did test positive for the flu and has already started on tamiflu. the family pediatrician has told the could couple to keep a watchful eye on their baby girl as the very young and very old are most at risk. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> are you feeling the pressure super bowl sunday days away. how is that par people are raiding grocery stores this week like a is coming a storm is coming. but it's got nothing to do with the weather. the eagles as you already know are in the super bowl and people are scrambling to get their parties ready for the big game. fox 29's joyce evans live

i'm dr. mike stress is not good for your body. researchers have found that when you get stressed out, your body releases hormones and chemicals that cause allergy symptoms and inflammation. it works through masked cells, and that can cause problems with your irritable bowel syndrome and asthma. folks don't get stressed. of we just gone thousand the holidays and many of us gain add few pounds, it might not be all your fault. it might be due to the fact that daylight is shorter and there's less sun exposure to your skin, researchers have found that the white fat cells right underneath your skin are affected by sunlight. so folks, during the winter, you need to work out. you need to eat less and work harder to stay healthy. now, we have known for quite some time, that excess salt intake is not good now, it can increase your blood pressure and heart problems. a new study found it has negative effects on your brain, including things like not being able to think as well as you could. make sure you cut b

it's because post good samaritans who jumped in to hold this man down until police >>> , i'm dr. mikewhat is a very exciting study israeli researchers looked at 45,000 women and found if they took prenatal victims and folic acid while pregnant and before, they had a democratic reduction in the risk of autism in their kids. listen folks, if you're thinking of having baby, get on those prenatal victims and folic acid. >>> in a very intriguing study published in the journal men pause, researchers found women who underwent a partial hysterectomy later on in life had an increased risk of developing obesity and high cholesterol. it doesn't prove it cause that is but if you're thinking about it see if there are other nonsurgical options. for the eighth can we have year, u.s. news has stated that the dietary approach to stop hyper tension diet ranked number one. if you want to lose weight lower your blood pressure, focuses on low fat, lifestyle changes and avoiding sodium. you want to get healthy do the dash diet. i'm doctor mike have a great weekend. >>> time now is 7:46. look at the tempera

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning i think dr. mike.on a lot of anxiety and stress can cause problems with their child because it releases cortisol in the children that can cause stress and lead to long-term health effects by shortenin shog things called telomeres in their cells. so mom if you're having postpartum depression get help. >>> if your child just got a pain ball or beebee gun or anything like that for the holidays, listen to this. new researchers found that between 1990 and 2012 serious eye injuries have sky rocketed. they need to wear eye protection and have supervision. also, they found playing basketball caused a lot of eye injuries. if your kid place basketball make sure they wear eye protection. >>> now we've talked about underaged drinking and drinking too much at college lots. it's a real problem. well new research looking at men in particular found that if your son drinks too much alcohol late in their teens and into their early 20s this can have long-lasting consequences including sir roses of the liver. so look, fol

. >> we brought in family dr. mikei and he said all that could be due to sharing. >> oh, look at that. >> kids love to share pencils and toys. when that happens you'll have a lot of germ interaction as well. >> reporter: but also striking, most of the children transferred the powder to their fays where it can enter the body. >> you can see you rubbed your nose. >> this is interesting. >> reporter: dr. mike reminds us it didn't travel just by touch but by air too. >> you're not accounting for the amount of germs coming out from their mouth when they're talking and sneezing on each other. >> reporter: so the first line of defense, yep, hand washing. but the key make sure you they know how. hard to get them to remember to do it in the first place but when they do it, what should they keep in mind to make sure they're clean. >> important they spend enough time to do it. what's a song that every kid know, happy birthday. sing it twice through and that means you wash your hands long enough. >> if you haven't get those flu sh

joining me from the jpmorgan health care conference in san francisco is dr. mike.to see you, doctor, who does benefit? some might wonder if the m&a activity you saw in the last year, couple of years within the sector is at this point run its course. what do you say? >> well, the promise is it's going to benefit everybody across the board, industry, patients and doctors, when i go to a conference like this, i look at it as what's going to benefit me and benefit my patients? the three things i want to see increase is increase in quality, increase in efficiency, and a decrease in price. so far, we haven't seen consolidation solve any of the three problems, the problems with the consolidation is you lose the competitive aspect within the health care space. so it is a little tricky in order to help competition, you need to create regulation, but on the other side of the argument, once you create too much regulation, you can hamper innovation and harm the wonderful things we are creating with the great drugs, with the great health care advances that we are making in this

harvard law professor allen dershowitz and the famous dr. mike all here tonight. politics and money we have you covered. welcome to risk and reward i'm liz macdonald. the s&p and nasdaq closed at record highs while optimism in the economy still there. more on that in a second. but first, president trump speaking to farmers in nashville, tennessee. but how his agenda will impact rural america and the middle class. it's farmers and rural america that helped get the president elected. but while fox news took the president's speech. cnn, msnbc, and other networks decided to skip it. dr. art law enforcement officer, good to see you. >> good to see you. how are you? liz: good. what did you think of's speech? >> i thought it was great. it was great that it was here in nashville. we people in nashville deserve some great credit, and he came here for us. it's super. liz: you know, earlier knows how to speak to the american people. >> it's amazing. liz: i hate to say this. i don't want to be a clichÉ call it a barn burner of a speech but there was a lot of applause, and he

better known as dr. mike. i'm just back.not the flu but i was afraid because the flu is serious and dangerous. it's dangerous all seasons actually. we actually forget that the last flu season wasn't so bad. but it doesn't kill. even those who get it and don't die from it they are out of work for a week. it's not a virus that's like the common cold of the goes away after a few days. tamiflu is a great insight viral. that's why i always recommend a senior dr. right away with the symptoms to start. there has been some promise with taking it after the 48 hours. it doesn't kill people thinking over the age of 65. under the age of five. the main question is should people be getting flu shots. did actually work the season. we are guessing at what strains and cultures that will actually be. the flu shot is definitely worth it. there has been a lot of excitement. the way we decide if it's can be good to be effective is we look at australia. there flu shot was only about 10% effective for the current strain that we have. it means actu

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dr. king. >> and here's mike shumann.like sir walter barttelot. >> i'm here to collect taxes. >> did you have the curls, too? >> that's a fun app, right? >> it's brilliant. what picture? >>> big holidays equal big games in the nba tonight in cleveland. but this kid >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> cavaliers and warriors got together in cleveland for a possible preview of this year's nba finals. huge rivalry match-up. this little guy stole the show. 23-23. thomas hooping to lebron james, finishing with the reverse jam. cavaliers up two. nw, up five. durant had 32 points. dwyane wade gets the dunk. cavs led by seven at the half. here's something you don't see every day. steph curry, a two-handed jam. he had 23 points. k.d. can't believe it. the dubs ran away in the fourth. swaggy p., three-pointer for the dagger. dubs win 118-108, sweep the season series against the cavalie cavaliers. >> we respect each other. we go out and compete. that's what we do. only got to think about that. we go out and play

dr. king. >> and here's mike shumann.like sir walter barttelot. >> i'm here to collect taxes. >> did you have the curls, too? >> that's a fun app, right? >> it's brilliant. what picture? >>> big holidays equal big games in the nba tonight in cleveland. but this kid breakfast with a view like wh"whoa."is? get a free build your own grand slam after your next online order in january. whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) first off, we're going to give you all... ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for

dr. king. >> and here's mike shumann.e sir walter barttelot. >> i'm here to collect taxes. >> did you have the curls, too? >> that's a fun app, right? >> it's brilliant. what picture? >>> big holidays equal big games in the nba tonight in cleveland. but this kid woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> cavaliers and warriors got together in cleveland for a possible preview of this year's nba finals. huge rivalry match-up. this little guy stole the show. 23-23. thomas hooping to lebron james, finishing with the reverse jam. cavaliers up two. nw, up five. durant had 32 points. dwyane wade gets the dunk. cavs

addictive opioid that does not get you high joining from out jf morgan conference in san francisco dr. miketell us, am i right it kills pain, but it is less addictive and it doesn't get you high is this the break through we've been wait for? >> exactly. stuart this is what is really exciting for us in the health care community because -- et opioid overdose have gone up and this medication works as you said it doesn't affect your brain as much but less what we call cns central nervous system affect and it does a great job at controlling pain and face three study that coil out in september of it this past year showed that exact stat and that's why fda granted them a fast track approval in order to skip doing another phase three trial to repeat it is not addictive is it slightly addictive or nonaddictive? >> this remains to be signed out found out still what we know now is it is not as addictive as the past ohm i did medications. again there's been one trial done on about 8 00 participates shown significant promise a drastic decrease in potential a drastic decrease in withdrawal that's how the

dr. stuart is getting miked up, i want to say thank you to chairman masterson for and to us get off here, doug chapin for those wonderful remarks. the panel we have here is called election efficiency and integrity, impvi

dr. stuart is getting miked up, i want to say thank you to chairman masterson for and to us get off here, doug chapin for those wonderful remarks. the panel we have here is called election efficiency and integrity, improving the voter experience. most of this panel will be focused on data, and the importance of how we use it in the elections community. we have a great panel here for you. you have biographies in front of providedmy staff has some abbreviated biographies which i will read. then we will start hearing from the panel. i have asked each of them to speak for about five minutes or so. i then have some questions for them, and then we will go to questions from you. started, i want to thank all of you for being here. for helpingank you to kick off the 2018 elections. it's hard to believe it's already 2018. we are taking them off, but officials have already started working on this the day after their last election. so i know those of you who are election officials in the audience know this is an your first kickoff. others have said it's just the kickoff in january, but you have all b

. >>> mike pence honored dr.ing's legacy by placing a wreath at the civil rights leader's memorial in washington, d.c. pence joined these photo ths. he called dr. king a great leader who inspired a movement and raps formtransformed a nati. >> trees were planted along snell avenue. the organization was founded in 1994, labeling itself as the leading non-profit in silicon valley for urban forestry and environmental education. >> dozens of people marched through el cerrito. the city says its mlk celebration is the longest-running one in the bay area. >>> klay thompson paid tribute to dr. king saying celebrating dr. king's legacy not just today but every day, standing up for those who can't. #mlk day. thompson will spend the day at work. t >>> the hosts that will be on the platform are ones that are committed. >> the new rules set to take effect tomorrow and what you'll immediate to know if you want to become an airbnb host. >>> and if you're planning a trip to the woods you'll need more than just hiking boots. >>> b

police investigating mike snyder's disappearance had evidence pointing in two dr directions, was mike and hiding or was he dead and buried? once again, josh main coe wits. -- mankiewicz. >> reporter: out here in the new mexico desert, the land is dry and vast. there are roads that lead nowhere. an mysteries that go unsolved. cold case detective mark wilson had been trying to unravel one of those mysteries, the disappearance of albuquerque u native mike snyder. >> he could have had a successful job anywhere in the country. >> one that would have shown up on the search? >> right, yes. >> reporter: but there was no trace of him anywhere. it was as if the mas the ter mechanic has simply vanished. >> there was no indication of anything that would match up to him. >> reporter: but mike snyder had filed income tax returns in 2004 and 2005, years after he disappeared. it was quite simply very, very odd. with the investigation seeming to stall, detective wilson called the local paper "the albuquerque journal" asking them if they'd file a story on the cold case. maybe the attention would shake

mike embley. our top stories: judgement day for a serial abuser. drm team usa gymnasts. we were ultimately strong enough to take you down. not one by one but by an army of survivors. i will carry your words with me for the rest of my days. donald trump says he'd "love to" be questioned under oath — about allegations of russian meddling in the presidential election. zimbabwe's new president vows to ensure transparent elections — and respect any result. we have an exclusive interview. # i'm still standing after all this time.# and — still standing — but goodbye yellow brick road.

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dr. king king spoke in 1965 as part of the freedom tour. vice-president mikeence and second lady karen pence honored leg receive martin luther king, jr. they place aid wreath yesterday at dr. dr. king's memorial site in washington d.c. and >>> and in other news this morning a police-involved shooting in kensington remains under investigation. that shooting left a 22-year-old man in critical condition. the incident started before 11 saturday night when investigate towards say two officer shot the car in 2800 block of kepdzing ton avenue for going the wrong way. as passenger was getting out of the car one of the officers reported seeing him reach for a gun from waist band. >> male is out of the car and has a firearm out he's now produced that firearm. at that point the other highway patrol officer fires three times we're double checking it now and he fired more than once striking male. he was struck once in the torso area. >> the driver of the vehicle was complaint and not charged. >> well they're calling it unofficial mistake what they say about false missal le

dr. wigand told us... >> kroft: the story mike and producer lowell bergman did in 1996 with whistleblower jeffrey wigandout the dangers of smoking. a story so controversial-- >> wallace: cbs management... >> kroft: --that cbs corporate lawyers blocked its broadcast for months, fearing a huge lawsuit. >> fager: the company said "you can't air it." it's the only time that ever happened in the 50 years of "60 minutes." >> kroft: after wigand's disclosures were published elsewhere, the report finally ran. >> jeffery wigand: it's a delivery device for nicotine. >> wallace: a delivery device for nicotine? put it in your mouth, light it up, and you're going to get your fix? >> wigand: you'll get your fix. >> fager: it's incredible in retrospect, because the story itself about tobacco was as important as stories get. >> wallace: dr. wigand. >> kroft: from the start, the "60 minutes" reporting on the tobacco story was rock solid. but there have been some other cases where stories we've broadcast were on shaky ground, containing serious flaws. there was "the mule," a 1997 story about smuggling heroin from colombi

. >> now, mike dr told us earlier. he does not think this is the -- it on a historic basis had doesn't think this is start of a whopping great decline. do you? >> i do not i couldn't agree more. what you're seeing today is a 1% selloff on mashts an hear or more earnings reports over next 48 hours you can talk about negative surprises could hit the market. but i think i should push become on positive surprises could and should push these stocks to new highs. i think selloffs that everyone talks about big selloff is coming and everyone will buy this selloff. >> usually doesn't work that way people don't pick top and bottoms you're invested in a microsoft, for instance, they invest in the company until something terribly changes with the company. right now, everything for the market or microsoft specific is looking positive so you would be a buyer not a seller. >> stew look i don't think there's any concern about it. why would you be concerned about earnings they've been stlong and become and looking everyone is focused o

we will talk about what else is ahead coming up, but, mike, you're also tracking that fog and the affect on the drs.

mike embley. our top stories: judgement day for a serial abuser. dr larry nassar gets up to 175 years in prison after heart rending testimony from team usa gymnasts. we were ultimately strong enough to take you down. not one by one but by an army of survivors. i will carry your words with me for the rest of my days. donald trump says he'd "love to" be questioned under oath — about allegations of russian meddling in the presidential election. zimbabwe's new president vows to ensure transparent elections — and respect any result. we have an exclusive interview. # i'm still standing after all this time.# and — still standing — but goodbye yellow brick road. eltonjohn says he'll quit touring to spend more time with his children. hello. the former doctor of the usa gymnastics team, larry nassar, has been sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing young female athletes. more than 150 women filed personal statements against him during the seven—day hearing. thejudge said he would die injail, and dismissed his apology to his victims as "insincere".

mike, president of robert bosch north america, the ceo and cofounder of zukes inc. and dr. randy aven. i want to thank you all for being here with us today. i will turn now to senator nelson for his opening remarks. senator nelson right there. are you alive? there you go. >> thank you, mr. chairman. there you go. mr. chairman, i was almost one of those traffic statistics this morning. coming down one of the north/south streets, going the speed limit, suddenly a car in the right lane to my front suddenly does a u-turn in the entire street, right in front of us. to which we commented, if we were an automated vehicle, and he was an automated vehicle, that wouldn't have happened. so, there was a demonstration, for me, early this morning. i, like the chairman, am very hopeful about the prospect of self-driving cars. i appreciate the efforts of senator peters, who has made this a signature issue. it's appropriate for him, because of being from michigan, and he has been dogged in his pursuit of this legislation. and i thank you, mr. chairman, that you have arranged to be down here

mike embley. our top stories: judgement day for a serial abuser. drmnasts. we were ultimately strong enough to take you down — not one by one, but by an army of survivors. i will carry your words with me for the rest of my days. donald trump says he'd "love to" be questioned under oath about allegations of russian meddling in the presidential election. a veteran us diplomat quits his role advising myanmar on the rohingya crisis, saying aung san suu kyi lacks moral leadership. # i'm still standing after all this time... and still standing, but goodbye yellow brick road.

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well, vice president mike pence spent part of the martin luther king holiday weekend honoring the president. >> the vice president and his wife laid a wreath at the meme reel to dr. king. vice president pence tweeted reverend king was a leader who changed a nation. he took the words of our founders at heart to forge a more perfect union. >>> a new revelation from queen elizabeth. and the surprising place the crown juls were hidden during world war ii. >>> 50 people forced to abandon ship as flames shoot from a boat off florida's coast. this morning, we're hearing from the passengers on board. >>> and a car stuck in the second story of a building. the new surveillance video showing how it got there. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. this is great! so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. and then, i make it happen. what do you think about these chairs and that table? working with a bassett designer was really easy. us being young professionals, we're so busy... there's no way we coul

dr. martin luther king jr. today would have been his 89th birthday. vice president mikeis wife karen honored the doctor's legacy by placing a wreath at this memorial in washington, d.c. sunday. he shared the picture on twitter and called dr. king "a great american leader who inspired a movement and transformed a nation." >>> in philadelphia's germantown section today students from roosevelt elementary will be coming back to a more beautiful building. volunteers painted and cleaned their facility today as part of the mlk jr. day of service and some parents were honored for all their hard work here. 200 volunteers helped today. looks beautiful. nice job. >>> students from haverford middle school in havertown spent the day giving back. they put together more than 112,000 meals for rise against hunger an international relief organization that distributes that food to the world's most vulnerable. >> students from sanford school in wilmington spent this day in service. this group volunteered at the clothing bank of delaware. students sorted and organized clothing at the wareho

some of the headlines, mike, sal, gasia back to you. >>> former usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar just spoke in court during his sentencing hearing for sexual assault. >> i will carry your words with me for the rest of my days. >> prosecutors argue that nassar found women's gymnastics the perfect place to victimize young defendants -- defenseless women. he will face a minimum prison term of 25 to 40 years. >>> the city manager of san leandro has been placed on leave as the city looks into accusations of sexual harassment. the city council voted to place chris zapata on leave pending an investigation into claims that he harassed rose padilla johnson, the ceo of the davis street family resource center. she accuses chris zapata of making repeated romantic advances while helping her secure funding for her organization. chris zapata has denied wrongdoing. >>> santa clara county voters will decide whether to remove judge aaron persky from the bench. supporters of a recall effort selected -- collected enough valid signatures to put it on the ballot. persky drew widespread cr

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dr. ronnie johnson. and that's a look at the week ahead. i'm mike playoffs begin today without the redskins but will they be without kirk cousins going into the next season? brody has details coming up. >> big question, right? >>> another big question. you feeling lucky? we're just minutes away from tonight's powerball drawing. do you have a ticket. >> if you only went for us on break. >> no, we don't have them. not going to be me and matt but just how much is up for grabs for tonight's jackpot. we'll take a look when we come back. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> all right, so we're back talking a little football. >> and we're talking playoff football which means we're not talking about the redskins unfortunately. >> too bad that it is year. >> a lot of injuries this year a lot of stuff they had to deal with. amazing they got to .500. almost .500, seven and nine. >> maybe next year. >> maybe next year. every year. hey, it works for the cubs. the redskins playoff dreams, well, they went out the window a few weeks ago. skins fans will have to ponder which team to root

mike, don't hate. don't hate. as dr.g said and others said, hate is too heavy of a burden to bear. it will destroy you. >> archbishop? jim? >> hate is gone. thanks be to god. [laughter] [applause] >> i would say the don't -- and especially to the young people who are here. early on in life, do not lose hope. if there is a virtue, i think, that this particular moment really calls for, it is the virtue of hope. because, with so much of the negative energy that is out there, the divisiveness, there is the invitation, the temptation, i could say, to abandon hope. in "dante's inferno," that is over the portal of hell. "abandon all hope, ye who enter here." >> jim, you talk about evangelicals talking about sin a lot. catholics have been known to use that word a lot also. the way we get to that is an examination of conscience. part of that is what we should and what we should not do. what should we not do? >> we had a town hall on this in atlanta. a white, he called himself an ally said -- you know, i am a recovering racist and