esther kept them until the end of her life. have the first four clippings from the clippings that appeared after his message of reaching extreme altitudes appeared in january 1920. one of them described that he has devised a rocket that could hit the moon and then after that , things often got a little more extreme. picturesstarted having of what the rocket might look like. flyer whoe, there's a volunteered to go along on the rocket. i think his only condition was he have life insurance. clippings io 1929 after were from the rocket exploded in july on landing. people thought a plane had crashed. this was in the boston paper. just this paper rocketmoon market -- man's test alarms whole countryside. they have clippings basically from all around the country and the wire services published things all around the country. the other thing that is brought out, these are two of his gyroscopes he would have worked with as a teenager doing experiments. this is a particularly nice one. it is a little more simplistic but you can turn it and

some of our favorite author events in this beautiful, beautiful space, and so i just want to thank esther and yackie and all of the -- jackie and all of the people here so please give them a hand. they're doing an incredible job with this wonderful space, and we share with them a real mission to strengthen and build our community here in d.c. it is such pleasure to host gloria steinem this evening. she has a new book "my life on the road out." we were can'ting up her previous books. the think this her seventh. she is very prolific, obviously. and once you read this i'm shover sure you'll find it as compelling compelling and engaging as he writing is. to do a proper introduction of gloria steinem would take an hour which i dope think you want me to do that's because of the number of causes she championed, the advocacy groups she has conceived and nurtured. articles and essays and books she has written, speeches she has given, campaigns she has organized, magazines she has launched and the awards she has won so i'm just going to mention a few of the top highlights. i think everybody in the

reportera: esther mayor seguridad en los Ángeles, washington d.c. en vÍsperas de aÑo nuevo. estas ciudades estarÍan bajo alerta luego de que se revelara de que funcionarios advirtieron al presidente obama luego de partir a hawai sobre posibles amenazas terroristas originadas en el extranjero que no han sido corroboradas. >> estamos en el telÉfono, como la mayorÍa de nosotros estamos, ver alrededor si algo pasa, o sucede algo sospechoso, raro. reportera: en los Ángeles el foco estarÍa en el desfile de las rosas que atrae a cientos de espectadores y millones de televidentes. en nueva york el centro de atenciÓn estarÍa en time square. >> amenazar resto del mundo no es coecto, tenemos que vivir la vida como el americano siempre sabido disfrutar, y cuidar nuestras espaldas. reportera: funcionarios federales aseguran que no han habido amenazas creÍbles desde la masacre de san bernardino california. >> me preocupa la gente esta esperando que algo, alguna indicaciÓn para que se tiran a la calle y tratan de ser un ataque. obviamente no va a ser un ataque gra

[applause] danielle boston. >> thank you, esther. thank you, everybody, for joining us here tonight. i think that this is just perfect timing to have this discussion, because in one week we're going to be sitting down to give thanks and eat turkey and have really passionate arguments with family members that we don't agree with -- [laughter] and i'm hoping that climate change will be -- well, hopefully you all agree on climate change, but if you don't, hopefully this discussion will help provide some great context for you for next thursday and going forward. so, bob and joe, before we dive into questions, bob, i thought i'd start with you and just ask about the motivation for writing what i believe is now your eighth book? >> but anyway, before i answer that, i just also want to say esther stole my thunder a little bit. that was great. i just have to acknowledge how meaningful it is for me to be in this building. i remember very, very well one afternoon sitting in my office in amherst, massachusetts, getting a phone call from my fath

esther me vaya bien, se cultiva frutas.. con sus altas y bajas en torno a las ciudades que vive el paÍs, hay Ánimo entre los propÓsitos de las personas. ♪ ♪ julio: el alcohol es una droga y la dependencia y a su consumo es una enfermedad crÓnica con graves efectos para su salud. hemos de ser mujer hispana que busca luchar en contra de esta enfermedad. re'portera: en nuestra sociedad, el consumo de alcohol es mÁs que aceptado, segÚn una encuesta realizada por la organizaciÓn, 62% de los hispanos de los estados unidos reportan ser consumidores de esas sustancias haciendo los propensos a las consecuencias del alcoholismo que no sÓlo son fÍsicas, sino tambiÉn familiares y sociales. marisol lÓpez, una madre de cinco hijos, trabajaba y vivÍa para sostener su adicciÓn. al igual que ella, muchas personas han caÍdo en el vicio de la bebida debido a la tristeza humana la cual sufren muchos en estados unidos durante las Épocas festivas. >> empecÉ a tomar y a fumar por soledad. reportera: todo esto cambiÓ cuando en el 2010 conociÓ a qu

esther cheney talks about his exploring iran in the 1996 election as well as topics like the gulf war. he ultimately announced nine months after this taping that he would not join the presidential race. kansas senator bob dole one to 96 republican nomination but lost to president clinton in the general election. >> we are grateful to see you. what you doing here? mr. cheney: i'm here today to speak to the realtors, which i did this morning at 11:00. this evening, i will do a fundraiser for the iowa state republican

this year there were 290 turtles rescued. to esther. last year we had about 733 sea turtles -- last year. turtles. >> usually just about before christmas is when they are all gone. because of the warm temperatures , the continued rescues could go well into january. researchers don't all believe this is a bad thing. it could indicate that the population of these endangered animals is increasing. >> it's not necessarily a concern for the population. it might be partially a good thing for the population that there are more turtles out there which leads to more turtles being stranded.>> reporter: one thing is certain, the rescue efforts are not likely to slow down anytime soon. >> thank goodness for the rescuers. [ laughter ] >>> we know our city is a hub for culture but what does arrest of the country think of our city? bill cosby's massachusetts home where he has been staying since he has been accused of sexual assault by dozens of women. we will have the latest on the official criminal charges as >>> bostonians are thinkers and you keep

esther kept them until the end of her life. the clippings here or from after reaching extreme altitudes appeared in january of 1920. that hehem describes has devised a rocket that could hit the moon and after that, things often got little more extreme. you started having pictures of what the rockets might look like. tothis one, there is a flyer go along with the rocket. i think the only condition was he had life insurance before he went. the other two clippings i've wrought out were from 1929 after the rocket exploded in july and people thought a plane had crashed. paper, son the boston it wasn't even just the worcester paper. like the earlier clippings, they have clippings from all across the country published in newspapers all across the country. these are two of his gyroscopes he would have worked with as a teenager doing experiments. is a particularly nice one. this is a little more simplistic. you can turn it and it can balance in either way. those are ones that we have. this is a nose cone from a rocket. i'm not sure what

the body of neunaber's mother esther was found in her rural akron home in july of 2014. her death was ruled a homicide. the body of her husband donald was found at the same time. but it was determined he died of natural causes. 3 for the second straight year farmland values have dropped iowa it's a little bit different story.the latest survey from iowa state university says values have dropped nearly 4 percent this year... with t t average acre of land worth 310 dollars less. it's the first two-year drop in land values since 2000. the amount of the decline is lower because of higher commodity prices the previous year. northwest iowa is the only area that didnt see values drop. in fact.... a tract of land near boyden sold for a record price of $21,900 per acre. 3 3 the judge has declared a mistrial in the case of baltimore e police officer william porter.he was the first officer to face trial in freddie gray's death. the mistrial came after jurors said they were deadlocked and unable to reach a unanimous verdict on any of the four charges against porter. prosecution and d

the most recent bestseller, esther mccullough, who funded the right brothers. >> guest: they did. the only funding they had is what they took from their modest earnings from their bicycle shop. they not only funded their efforts but they virtually made everything they were in need of to create the first flyers they built of the first flying machine as they called it. with the exception of the block for the motor which was made of aluminum it was their idea and that was made for them in a small startup company as we would call it today in pittsburgh. alcoa, aluminum company of america. it was the first aluminum engine ever built. when it was first used the box split. rather than saying that's not going to work, they said build another one. so the second one didn't split and produce more horsepower than they expected. so they had a great capacity to solve problem but when something didn't work they didn't give up. they never gave up about anything. the perseverance against the odds is a life lesson i think we can all benefit from. >> host: we will put the phone numbers up so you can

. >> esther hunter. >> settlement thank you for being here. the first thing i want to ask is how can you reassure the spotty at the same administration that that -- this body no one had the forefront to see that it was happening. general dunford when he was a colonel working with general mattis on the syrian border in 2003 what has changed? why should we think that you guys, the mistress was on the right path now packs they had it come to jesus moment and they have changed and now they understand the significance of the region when they did not before and you said yourself one reason you are building momentum now is because you lack the intelligence capability since 2010 which you are now beginning but it wouldn't have been lost in the first place if this administration didn't squander the infrastructure we have set up in 2010. why should we trust you i guess is the question? >> congressman one of the reasons i changed the structure of our command in iraq over the last year is because i wanted precisely, because i wanted us to have the strengt

. >> esther died on monday, she is sustained head injuries while trying to escape what she thought were gunman at the university. martin is recuperating in a nearby hospital, also thought students were under attack. she jumped from the first floor window and fractured his legs. >> ur see four men, wearing white, something red. and something red behind the gun. this is not the first floor. and fear kicks in, and it was just panic. >> but the university was not under attack. it was a security drill, gone wrong. >> the students legs and hands are broken, she juries off the second floor balcony, and is still too traumatized to talk to us. two other people one with a spinal injury, are in intensive care, in all, more than 30 people were injured. >> many of the students who are the students in the security drill started they say they were not informed they panicked and some of them jumped off the window ledges. >> the university administrators said they told police about the drill, but these spokes men said they did not inform the relevant security forces. >> it was an incident. defending spe

esther, david, appreciate y'all's insights.ly the new year will bring more information in the case and bring you back to talk about it. >> happy new year. >> thank you. leland: all the best. abby? abby: "happening now" is coming up shortly. gregg jarrett is there. what's cooking? >> we'll have new details on the massive flooding on several major midwestern rivers as the death toll hits 20. new years eve preps, celebrations from all over the world and headlines from the trump and bush campaigns. we'll have all of that. the new developments in the bill cosby sexual assault case and "affluenza" team and we'll look back at "happening now" top legal cases from 2015. it was a tough choice. >>> plus you heard of first class? how about last class, the new negative trend in air travel where i think i'm just guessing you're back near the bathroom or something like that and maybe have to open the door of the bathroom for everybody. they will charge you for the bathroom. abby: they will charge you for anything they can. >> they will. i was

the body of (new - neighbor)'s neunaber's mom esther was found in her home outside of akron in july of 20 - 14. her death was ruled a homicide. the body of her husband donald was found at the same time... but it was determined he died of natural causes. 3 with the cold weather we've had the last few days... we'd like to take the time to remind you that a lot of kids winter coat to keep them warm... but you can change that.donate to this year's coats for kids drive. siouxland news is partnering with davenport cleaners and the salvation army to take in gently - used coats... clean them... then distribute them to kids in need. if you want to donate... check the "coats for kids" page on our website... siouxland news dot com. we'll have a list of donation sites there. 3 for the first time in europe... surgeons in spain have removed a brain tumor while a patient was conscious and playing the saxophone.the 27 - year - old saxophonist was totally conscious during the 12 - hour - surgery two months ago at the regional hospital in malaga spain.according to the main neurosurgeon at the hospital..

esther cheney talks about his exploring iran in the 1996 election as well as topics like the gulf war. he ultimately announced nine months after this taping that he would not join the presidential race. kansas senator bob dole one to 96 republican nomination but lost to president clinton in the general election. >> we are grateful to see you. what you doing here? mr. cheney: i'm here today to speak to the realtors, which i did this morning at 11:00. this evening, i will do a fundraiser for the iowa state republican party and i have a breakfast scheduled here in the morning and will be out at about 10:00. i came in last night. i'm traveling the country, doing a lot of lyrical offense. i've been in california to help pete wilson kick off his campaign for governor and in wisconsin with tommy thompson. i will be in florida doing the kind of work i could not do while i was in the defense department because of the tradition that the defense secretary does not get involved in partisan politics. i've also been back home in jackson hole and that is my base. somebody has to live there. involved

esther commissioner, thank you for joining us. ray: good to be here, john. john: there is a big controversy in our world, the media world, today, various media outlets they got into the apartment of the shooters. what do you think about that? ray: i checked with my would've taken more time -- i, quite rightly, would've taken more time. i'm surprised that the search took such a relatively short period of time. the things you want to do in daylight, you want to do for a of time.nt period so i was surprised that they sort of opened it up. to get intot want media chris's miggy because that is not your specialty, but i wonder if you think that is a -- media criticism with you because that is not your specialty but i wonder if you think that is a failure on the part of the police apartment. ray: i don't blame the media. they will get it however they can. i don't know who authorize this, but i thought this was done in a very rapid manner, fashion. the fbi has been saying that they are investigating this as an act of terrorism. we have been waiting for this designat

i just want to thank esther and jackie and the people here. please give them a hand. they are doing an incredible job. we share a mission to strengthen and build a community. it is such a pleasure. she will be talking about her new book called my life on the road. counting up for previous books, bunch of bestsellers. we think this is her 7th. and once you read this am sure your going to find it is compelling and engaging as a writing always is. to do a proper introduction, the entire hour which i don't think you'll me to do. the advocacy group she has conceived and nurtured, features she is given, campaigns she is organized and she is one. i'm going to mention a few of the top highlights. the cofounder of ms. magazine in 1972. founded the national women's political caucus. that was one of the 1st politically centered advocacy groups for women. and in 2013 she received the nation's highest civilian honor. [applause] perhaps less quantifiable. this year impact of words and ideas and the political and social discourse of the country over more than five decades. in her ne

. >> these are the cutaways for esther peterson, assistant secretary of labor.merican public is ready to accept a woman in the white house? >> i think -- i think that when the right woman comes along, that society will recognize. and i think it's completely possible that some day there can be a woman in the white house. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a complete national effort will be needed to move this country through the 1960s. >> across the world, soviet missiles are aimed at the united states. whatever the president does, he risks nuclear war. >> the lines are now drawn. >> 25 russian trips are enroute to cuba. >> no way of knowing whether

i just want to thank esther and jackie and all of the people here. please give them a hand. they are doing an incredible job with this wonderful space. we share with a real mission as you know, she will be talking about her new book called my life on the road. we were counting up for previous books. there are a bunch of bestsellers on the list. we think this is her 7th. in any case she is very prolific. once you read this i am sure you will find it as telling and engaging as a writing always is. now, to do a proper introduction would take up the entire hour which i don't think you want to do, and that is because of the number of posits she has championed, advocacy she has received and nurtured articles and essays a book she has written, campaigns she is organized, magazines she has launched and the awards she has one. i will mention the top highlights. she was the cofounder of ms. man editor for many years. [applause] founded the national women's political caucus. if you are old enough you will know that is one of the 1st politically centered advocacy groups for women. this

tom: you heard from esther cameron watt. it -- from mr. cameron watt.ut nominal versus real rate. coming up, we'll have mr. ferri with mr.rsation thomas jordan. with futures up 11. now futures up 75. this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ tom: good morning. bloomberg surveillance. francine lacqua in london. i'm tom keene and new york. it is up 83. let's get to bloomberg business flash. here's caroline. caroline: commodity trader glencore is feeling the pinch from the slumping metals and other raw materials. glencore was to cut its net debt down to $18 billion. try to sell off assets. going for has cut its dividends and raised its debts and raised $2.5 billion in its share cells. -- the number two on the desert in u.s. cut spending on drilling and other projects. chevron will focus on investments that will bring profits. london'scies in financial industry felt by one third less month. the firm blames economic stability -- economic instability due to terror attacks. that is bloombergs business flash. francine: live from the international headquarters in -- aa,

the chair recognizes esther keating. keating: russia has an enormous stockpile of nuclear weapons already. i'm just trying to think of a good reason why this is so strategically important to them. i'm curious what your thinking might be, what is russia's real is giving its stockpile and other assets at their disposal already? mrs. gottemoeller: all of the potential targets around the eurasian periphery, for intermediate range, crews are ballistic systems, could be central strategic forces. they have been developing capable cruise missiles, both .ir-launch and sea-launched if you are puzzled as to why they need a ground-launched cruise missile that is in violation of this important treaty, because we see, in our view, they have adequate capabilities to cover these tourists with other systems at their disposal that are in accord with the inf treaty. -- in terms ofny asia, japan, south korea, china -- are they worried at all? those countries are advancing somehow and getting a strategic edge. is that part of what the thinki

tyler george esther -- dorchester is expected to be in court today. a memorial to set up for the teen killed in a shooting in roxbury. they said the 17-year-old was shot friday afternoon right behind boston police >>> it's 8:00 a.m. the miss universe mistake. everyone talking about the moment when steve harvey announced the wrong win person a lot more about the awkward moment when miss clom qua olombia had to give up the crown. >>> co-parenting for christmas. new picture of mariah carey and her ex, nick cannon. with their twins. does bringing a divorced family back together make it easier or more confusing for the kids? we have expert advice for your family. >> are you ready for christmas? we have all the ways you can get you packages turned tree just in time. last-minute savings strategies. we have you kofer as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] >>> we have a great crowd outside. we say good morning, america, to you. smouch to get to. including a creative twist on the classic christmas tree. people posting pictures of th

in some cases, esther mr. woodson has said, it could backfire. so, i think we should not rush to judgment and adopt body cameras all through the police department. we need to appear clean -- empirically assess this. sometimes, it takes years to assess whether or not a change in policy is actually having intended results. i'm always urging caution. sometimes, policies backfire and cause more harm than good. >> i feel like i am a referee. mr. tremoglie: nobody's going the chairs around yet. mr. stras: i want to make sure the audience has a chance to ask questions. woodson, your briefs against the vilification of police misidentify the issue. you are calling for the prosecution of criminals in the communities in which you work. this is exactly what these other people are calling for. prosecution of police criminals. that is not the same thing as the location of police -- vilification of police. mr. woodson: let me offer a comment. thatf police cameras suddenly aren't working, what is that? that is example of what i'm talking about. >> but it's true.

it is, esther steve said a movement. i never told him that.e might have listened, because i use the expression sometimes. but this is a movement. i go to dallas where they mavericks play. you like the mavericks? good players. the owner, mark cuban has been great. he has been great to us, i have to tell you. he said, you want to use it, use it. it was thursday. i said when? have? how many seats to he said 30,000. he filled it up in a day and a half. a time left over. when a 20000 and hours, 20,000 oklahoma, 35 thousand people in mobile, alabama. everywhere we go, literally we go up to new hampshire, crowds many times the size of anyone else. no one is even close. thank you, man. look at that guy. thank you. that is cool. i like your hat. about up will stop at that. look at that. he looks good with that. of hair.ad i would not say if he gratis i have ever seen, but acceptable. it has not heard him any. that is great. thank you. it is an honor to be here. thing, asthis whole you know, in june. it takes courage. it does. never done this before. i

esther sloan, 100 years old today. her secret, live forever. florine watkins from youngstown, ohio home of the warner brothers. bugs bunny came from there too. she's 100 years old today. loves to go camping. loves camping. dick downing. 100 years old. phil balyear. he's 100 years old. a photographer. he'll take your picture. that's all for right now but more to come so please don't go away. we have some wiers. >> thank you, willard. what do you guys have coming up. >> we hear you're joining us ice skating. >> are you going? >> we can. >> you'll get in the blades of glory. >> you guys wear skates all the time. >> you never know. >> joe jonas, a great spend less time chasing sales and more time making room at the table. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. your four legged friend deserves something as special as everyone else in the family. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >> breaking news. four people killed after fire latest. thousand packing

the chairman would like to express his sorrow for not being here, esther ambassador, but he but he isassador, leading the charge on our committee so that is why he is not here. we are pleased to be joined by ambassador richard olson. immediately prior to this appointment, he served as the u.s. ambassador to pakistan, but he has served in many capacities all over the world since joining the state department in 1982. he has been recognized several includinghis service, being awarded the presidential distinguished service award. without objection, the witness's full prepared statement will be made a part of the record, and there will be five calendar days to submit information for the record. mr. olson: madam chair, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the current state of the united states' bilateral relationship with pakistan. i am honored to testify in front of you for the first time in my capacity as u.s. special representative for afghanistan and pakistan, after having served as your ambassador in pakistan. i am humbled and privilege

thank you esther turn in. >> and if i could on that note i think because the lady on the skin together there were some concerns about some of the technicalities being looked at and my sense is that down the road they will be but a thinking member -- >> thank you mr. chairman i appreciate that. thank you senator murphy. i do think senator corker this is an issue that we need to take a look at. obviously there has been a great deal of congressional interest in the program and that refugees since the paris attacks and into the attacks in their own countries and included in the omnibus wasn't the right venue. we should have had an opportunity to debate the issue and look at the consequences far beyond just the immediate impact on individuals who wish to come to the united states so i thank senator murphy for raising that issue and i hope we have an opportunity to take a look at this from the point of view of the senate foreign relations committee to >> the agreement oversight is in the committee and the connection the senator made to that issue is very much in the committee jurisdiction. .

at esther i would have to say frankly that are aspects of the way the regime operates that have concernede. rules and practices can't in my view, compromise the very regime we're seeking to implement. while contentions can be a strength to require unanimity before any action can be taken on important matters such as the investigation of noncompliance is a major weakness. it politicizes the regime and arguably goes beyond the tardis provision on decision-making. and argue the council needs to take a good look at this. mr. president, as chair we want to be practical about sanctions, extensions request such as the basic expenses and travel bans and encourage members to utilize them and work with them. we are pleased that today's resolution provides exclusively for the -- asset freeze provisions that will allow the regime to be applied practically and will strengthen rather than weaken the regime. mr. president, the ombudsman office is essential to the effectiveness and support of the regime. it is a real success story. it is vital to demonstrate due process requirements are being fulfilled.

esther sloan of coal springs, kentucky, 100 years old today, and she says her secret to longevity pinto beans. live forever. florene watkins from youngstown, ohio, home of the warners brothers. did you know that. bugs bunny comes from that town. anyway, 100 years old today. loves to go camping, loves camping. >> dick downing of venice, florida, the circus and everything in that area, 100 years old today. loves to read mystery novels. bill balyeat from traverse, city, missouri, 100 years old. a photographer and will take your picture while you're standing still. that's all for right now. please don't go away. we've got some winners. >> all right, willard. thank you. >>> coming up, spike lee. >> oh, awesome. >> and a lot more ahead, but, first, a look at your local news >> boston marathon bombing case today why attorneys are arguing for a new trial. >>> breaking news a new bedford marine found guilty in a transgender murder overseas. the prosecution resting and today it's time for the defense to present it's side of the case in philip chism murder trial. a crime that shocked new england.

esther lying about him for financial gains.yer said the women's accusations are malicious, opportunistic and inflammatory. >>> returning home after defecting to the u.s. >>> major league players backing cuba for the first time after leaving to follow their baseball dreams. >>> a landmark liftoff, a rocket carries astronauts into the international space station, making history for the u.k. >>> an update now on that high school football coach in texas who admitted to encouraging his players to tackle the ref. two players from the high school in san antonio blindsided the ref in september. the former assistant coach now pleading guilty to misdemeanor assault charges. his sentence of a year in jail was suspended. he now faces 18 months probation. prosecutors plan to file charges against the players now. >>> all time hitter pete rose will plead for mercy when he addresses the media today. he is speaking out one day after major league baseball denied his third request for reinstatement. mlb commissioner said rose still has not been c

you made progress on one, esther botticelli. tell me why we still spending money on this? are we still doing this if you, but going to mr. markoff we are getting worse not better. tell me how progress has been made. >> let me go over detail in terms of our congress is. i will be happy to have a conversation with you. one of the main measures would look at particularly undulates to use because we know that youth are particularly vulnerable, would look at the decrease in private 30 prevalent rate of drug use among 12 to 17 euros that we'v we have made considerable progress towards those goals. >> twelve to 1 17 s. of the youg adult group speak was correct. we know it can set a lifelong trajectory of pattern. women look at eighth graders because again we know that early use predicts lifetime, often predicts lifetime use. women look at illicit drugs use that's what we did not make progress. and again if you take marijuana out from other illicit drugs, we have made progress. not on marijuana but in other illicit drug use. but we have met the goals would alcohol and tobacco. >>

esther sloan, 100 years old today. her secret, live forever. florine watkins from youngstown, ohio home of the warner brothers. bugs bunny came from there too. she's 100 years old today. loves to go camping. loves camping. dick downing. 100 years old. phil balyear. he's 100 years old. a photographer. he'll take your picture. that's all for right now but more to come so please don't go away. we have some winners. >> thank you, willard. what do you guys have coming up. >> we hear you're joining us ice skating. >> are you going? >> we can. >> you'll get in the blades of glory. >> you guys wear skates all the time. >> you never know. performance from the meet the new, 3rd generahaon nest ltarning thermostat. it's proven to save energy. and if you're a conedison customer, learn more at nest.com/rebates. >>> good morning. 8:57. looking at the george washington bridge. it is 44 degrees'en this friday morn g. i'm darlene rodriguez. police are searching for a suspect in ad yssible hate crime in manhattan. police released this video of the man they are s

esther sloan, 100 years old today. her secret, live forever.ome of the warner brothers. bugs bunny came from there too. she's 100 years old today. loves to go camping. loves camping. dick downing. 100 years old. phil balyear. he's 100 years old. a photographer. he'll take your picture. that's all for right now but more to come so please don't go away. we have some winners. >> thank you, willard. what do you guys have coming up. >> we hear you're joining us ice skating. >> are you going? >> 9:00 open. >> we can. >> you'll get in the blades of glory. >> you guys wear skates all the time. >> you never know. >> joe jonas, a great performance from the i . >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. let's get our first look forecast from bill henley. >> we're seeing more and more sunshine. a little bit of a breeze blow. nowhere near as windy as yesterday. it's a 12 miles per hour wind in northeast philadelphia. northwesterly winds helping to dry things out. dry, cooler air moving in overnight, right now it's 39 in dover. but already up to 47 in northeast phi

here is how esther rubio responded in last week's debate. [video clip] >> i am personally open. after all that has happened, i personally and open to allowing people to apply for a green card. that is down the road. you cannot even begin that process until you prove to people -- not just pass a law that says you will bring immigration under control -- you have to prove to people that it is working. i was a lesson of 2013, and is more true today than it was then . these executive orders the president has issued, more than ever, we need to prove to people that illegal immigration is under control. host: to mavis, joining us from florida, and that exchange in the debate, kellyanne conway, your response? guest: since she mentioned that marco rubio and ted cruz are the sons of cuban immigrants, i would just say that the idea that either of those families got special treatment when they got here is false. , the father of ted cruz, came here with $100 so into his underwear, went to school, washed dishes. in the case of the rubio's, marco rubio's the very often and very often-- speaks a

bullard is in there and esther george.u had the single hawk of jeff lacquer. >> you say you have the one gas station at $4, and everybody else at $2. the refinders in the schedule delivery -- is that how you operate there? you notice how gas prices go up immediately and down slow. >> it's not true. >> with banks? >> with banks, it's true. with gasoline stations, it is not. there's been -- >> okay. >> rocket and feather and gas stations -- >> you're not winning this argument. >> there are multiple researches -- >> unbelievable. >> you're not going to win. >> that's what i do. like, i defend indefensible positions day after day. just saying what the research shows. >> you grocery shop at the convenient store for the prices? >> no. >> they are aged like wine. >> pancakes in the diner at two in the morning. >> steve, thank you. >> thanks. >>> our next guest runs a large investment firm. joinings now with reaction to the fed's move is joe sullivan, the chairman and ceo, joe, great to see you. >> great to be here. >> joe, we kne

esther sloan of coal springs, kentucky, 100 years old today, and she says her secret to longevity pintoing. >> dick downing of venice, florida, the circus and everything in that area, 100 years old today. loves to read mystery novels. bill balyeat from traverse, city, missouri, 100 years old. a photographer and will take your picture while you're standing still. that's all for right now. please don't go away. we've got some winners. >> all right, willard. thank you. >>> coming up, spike lee. >> oh, awesome. >> and a lot more ahead, but, first, a look at your local news and weather. >> jingle, jim angel, one more time, come on, please. i'm ... san francisco police could start their new body me >>> good tuesday morning. it's 8:56. san francisco police could start their new body camera program next month. for today a call for transparency and accountability. activists want to voice their concerns about the program before police leaders make a final decision on the rules tomorrow. they worry the police can review the body cam video before submitting their reports. starting today, people tha

esther sloan of coal springs, kentucky, 100 years old today, and she says her secret to longevity pinto beans. live forever. florene watkins from youngstown, ohio, home of the warners brothers. did you know that. bugs bunny comes from that town. anyway, 100 years old today. loves to go camping, loves camping. >> dick downing of venice, florida, the circus and everything in that area, 100 years old today. loves to read mystery novels. bill balyeat from traverse, city, missouri, 100ears old. a photographerrnd w wl take your picture while you're standing still. that's all for right now. please don't go away. we've got some winners. >> all right, willard. >>> comin up, spike le >> oh,h, awesome. >> and a lot more ahead, but, first, a look at your local news and weather. university of iowa police are investigating after a racist comment is und on a bathhoom door. police only describing it as "a racial slur." in a statement, university of iowa president bruce harreld said quote "this act is offensive to our community and will not be tolerated." s prices continue to drop across the country --

esther sloan of coal springs, kentucky, 100 years old today, and she says her secret to longevity pinto beans. live forever. florene watkins from youngstown, ohio, home of the warners brothers. did you know that. bugs bunny comes from that town. anyway, 100 years old today. loves to go camping, loves camping. >> dick downing of venice, florida, the circus and everything in that area, 100 years old today. loves to read mystery novels. bill balyeat from traverse, city, missouri, 100 years old. a photographer and will take your picture while you're standing still. that's all for right now. please don't go away. we've got some winners. >> all right, willard. thank you. >>> coming up, spike lee. >> oh, awesome. first, a look at your local news and weather. 8:57. it is 46 degrees out. december 1st, tuesday morning. a group of thieves has been putting skimming devices on atms in queens. there are photos of three men who installed them in flushing and bay side. they were able to steal $50,000 the from their bank accounts. let's check the weather today. damp, chilly rain on and off. 50s the high

. >> thank you, esther chairman.secretary, if we are in fact at war, how will we know when we have one? theetary carter: destruction of isil in tales their expulsion from any occupyry they claim to ,nd their destruction elsewhere including their various branches and so forth. as long as isil is in syria or afghanistan or anywhere else in the world, we will still be at war? secretary carter: i believe in today's world these threats are difficult to confine to one place, and that is the reason why we have to go there and what we have to go to syria and iraq and yemen and other places where it is in the nature of today's mobility of people. you see that underlying everything, and above all, mobility of information which can radicalize people who have never been anywhere except on the keyboard. if we are going to find the clearest, most precise terms of what victory looks like with 14 years of afghanistan in mind -- mr. o'rourke: if we are going to find the clearest, most precise terms of what victory looks like with 14

republicans that -- and sort of republican operatives as well as, i think, lawmakers themselves -- that if esther trump or someone like him -- if mr. trump or someone like him is the nominee for president, then it makes it much more difficult for the republican party to hold control of the senate in the 2016 election. if you look at the electoral map that is facing the republicans for the senate in 2016, the places where the have incumbent republican senators running -- looking at places like wisconsin, illinois, new hampshire, ohio and pennsylvania -- these are places that often skew more moderate to liberal when it is a presidential year. and so those are vulnerable senators to begin with. the fear is that if you have someone like donald trump , that you the ticket end up with a down ballot problem with more people coming out to vote for -- for the sake of this argument -- hillary clinton with the democratic nominee. if you had a hillary clinton versus donald trump general election contest, there is real fear among republicans about how the senate map with turnout. ok.: up next on our independe

esther sloan of coal springs, kentucky, 100 years old today, and she says her secret to longevity pintoars old today. loves to go camping, loves camping. >> dick downing of venice, florida, the circus and everything in that area, 100 years old today. loves to read mystery novels. bill balyeat from traverse, city, missouri, 100 years old. a photographer and will take your picture while you're standing still. that's all for right now. please don't go away. we've got some winners. >> all right, willard. thank you. >>> coming up, spike lee. >> oh, awesome. >> and a lot more ahead, but, first, a look at your local news and weather. >> jingle, jim angel, one more time, come on, please. >>> good morning. i'm katy zachary. it is 8:56 on your rainy tuesday morning. to get an idea how long the rain will last, let's get to first alert meteorologist bill henley. hello. >> you'll need your umbrella not just today. it looks like we're in for rain today, tonight and tomorrow. we're certainly getting it at the jersey shore. cape may has seen some of the steadiest rainfall, live view from the marquis la

esther in tacoma, washington, independent. hi. caller: hi. i am pleased that i was able to get through. i am a former republican district leader into, turned independent. i'm the wife of a two-term vietnam war veteran. i'm very concerned about congress and all the people running for president who are insisting that we put troops on the ground when we are not taking care of the soldiers that have come back from the vietnam war or any other wars going on right now. ourl we take care of soldiers, we should not put any more soldiers on the ground. we need to use our intellect and intelligence reports. need to force people to be direct and honest. how can we trust the reports that are being cleaned and provided to the president when he iraqis vacate their posts -- we are told that they stood their ground. then we give them arms and they leave them because they turn tail and leave. what is this coming to? host: sorry, but you are finished. we will go on to brian in texas, a democrat. caller: good morning. host: what do you think about what the pres

republicans that -- and sort of republican operatives as well as, i think, lawmakers themselves -- that if esther trump or someone like him -- if mr. trump or someone like him is the nominee for president, then it makes it much more difficult for the republican party to hold control of the senate in the 2016 election. if you look at the electoral map that is facing the republicans for the senate in 2016, the places where the have incumbent republican senators running -- looking at places like wisconsin, illinois, new hampshire, ohio and pennsylvania -- these are places that often skew more moderate to liberal when it is a presidential year. and so those are vulnerable senators to begin with. the fear is that if you have someone like donald trump , that you the ticket end up with a down ballot problem with more people coming out to vote for -- for the sake of this argument -- hillary clinton with the democratic nominee. if you had a hillary clinton versus donald trump general election contest, there is real fear among republicans about how the senate map with turnout. ok.: up next on our independe