pa rd ew gets pardew gets the push at palace. who is upfora pardew gets the push at palace. who is up for a relegation battle? sam alla rdyce is up for a relegation battle? sam allardyce the favourite to take over. an archery still on top despite losing all their olympic funding. alan pardew has been sacked as manager of english premier league side crystal palace, after nearly two years in charge. he leaves the club one point above the relegation zone. palace has the worst record of all 92 premier league clubs. we spoke to the club chairman shortly after the announcement. he said the relegation is so costly that crystal palace simply had to act. he also said something interesting about the style of play at crystal palace. everybody had bought into playing a more expansive style of football. that has not worked. now it is time to wind the dye you'll back the other way which suggests they will go for a more conservative style of football. they released a statement placing on record their sincere gratitude for the tremendous service of pa rd ew gratitude for the tremendous serv

pa rd ew improving so many areas of the club.ed a statement thanking everybody at crystal palace for their support, underlining the effo rts their support, underlining the efforts of the players, steve parish and his board but not making any mention of the american co—owners josh harris and david blitzer. they have probably given a thumbs up on this decision behind—the—scenes. look at his record, finishing in the top half of the season, but look at the calendar year statistics for 2016, shocking, there for is the worst of all 92 premier league and football league clubs. also, one win in11, in that football league clubs. also, one win in 11, in that sequence was a run six straight defeats, they said a point and six straight defeats, they said a pointand a six straight defeats, they said a point and a place above the relegation zone in 17th. this time last year crystal palace were six in the premier league, outside the champions league places on goal difference alone but it has been a sorry story. you remember how strong the defenc

devoted solely for ewing sarco sarcoma.d the challen challenge. >> well, i felt i had like a job to do. something to accomplish now that could help someone else out. >> i can't thank the family enough and i also hope this gives peter and his family some piece to be doing this. >> we have a website up through chop, and i'm on a seven-year program with them to raise a million dollars. >> reporter: peter is already working a scholarship fund at alex's school. and setting up another fund to help families financially devastated by pediatric cancer treatment. he surprised by donors generosity but he needs much more. >> i learned something through all of this that you got to find something good to grab on to that gives you some joy. it could be the smallest little thing but it gives you that energy to go to another step and keep moving in life. report roar joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> you just feel his pain. >> absolutelily he tries to move on. >> he's doing a good thing. >> yes, he is. >> let's hope good things will happen. >> po

not that the doctors weren't doing all they could but at how little they had to offer to treat ewingwere like upset. we were upset. my daughter was dying at this point there literally. >> reporter: more upsetting the reason. limited research dollars at one of the best pediatric cancer centers in the world committed to discovering better treatments for ewing. it's rarer than others. chop's oncology division chief dr. steve hunger understands peter's anger. >> we need new and different approaches to cure the patient s like alexandra who were not able to be cured using the best available drugs we have today. >> i said to myself, should i be embarrassed to be carrying her? >> i said no. she's here to be saved and it was tough. that's particularly challenging because everybody is figuring they're going to be ones to be cured. our job really is to keep working until we can cure every patient. >> how much money do you need to do this? >> reporter: about a million dollars to set up a research endowment at children's hospital of philadelphia devoted solely for ewing sarcoma. peter has accepte

, they feed off each other, no reason to top attention to fox news or drudge just because we have a ew front to be worried about legitimacy of the information. it is important to pay attention holistically. caller: good morning, gentlemen. max, great to have you here. grazed across and touched upon the issue, the question i had for you. to ask you for your opinion from your how much if at all ould you attribute the sudden and it wasnd success the presidential election, of e has been a lot reporting on voters who relied the coming through the ources that were later proved to be straight, how much, if at all, do you attribute that to the sort of vacuum left blind by formerly legitimate news divisions having been either or both eviscerated of their needed news gathering personnel and budgets and transform into celebrity, sex and scandal and corporate press eleases, that is kind of marketing/news. hat is role of legit nat journalism here? host: thanks, eric. that is a really complicated question and i don't have a simple answer. internet has in fact viscerated the journalism model. it mean

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>> ew! >> you like spaghetti. you like jell-o, huh? >> ew!ant to say ew! it seems like he's grown like a little man just in the six months i've been here. he's doing things that he wasn't doing like talking that good, you know, singing, playing one, two, three, freeze. >> freeze! now you freeze. go. freeze, freeze. honestly, i have to take this like a blessing. the way i was living out there, i really wasn't with him anyway. i was there physically, but not emotionally. >> ready? are you going to leave? you going to say bye-bye? >> mommy, nanna? coming? >> yes, nanna's coming. >> mommy? >> no, mama's not coming, baby. i love you. >> i love you. >> i love you, bye-bye, baby. >> come on big boy. >> ready? give mommy kiss one more time. >> i love you. i'll see you soon. >> see you soon. be a good girl. >> be a good girl. >> be good. >> i will. you be good. be good boy for nanna? okay. i'll see you soon? >> all right. >> say bye-bye. >> all right. let's go. >> bye, baby. >> this is the worst part, watching him leave, when he asks me if i'm coming.

[ laughter and applause ] >> steve: ew! >> jimmy: ew! ew, that's so gross! i hate edamame! [ laughter ] tastes like saliva! [ laughter ] [ laughter ] this one's from @kdubs117. she says, "our christmas bonus was a $25 gift card to the place we worked." [ audience oohs ] >> steve: the company store. "i can't believe i did the worm last night." this last one's from @soytodobueno. he says, "we had a pinata. instead of candy, we filled it with mini-bottles of booze. alcohol and glass flew everywhere." that's a nightmare. there you have it. those are our "tonight show hashtag." to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. we'll be right back with emma stone! [ cheers and applause ] ? ? hi. how can i help? ? ? rick is my favorite customer. he's trying something new today. i'm making a spiced sweet cream cold brew. you get that cold sensation holding the cup but then when you drink it down, it warms your body up. gonna see if this'll warm him up a little bit more than the regular iced coffee. being in love is an amazing thing. being in love with your best fr

. >> i ewed go shopping every christmas eve, and it's not really crowded. the stores have been crowded the last 2 weeks really. >> reporter: if you haven't done your chapping already, it's probably too late. most of the stores closed at 6 or 7. but you can drop off a toy to nancy o'toole's for their annual toy drive. >> reporter: the 16th annual toy drive at lefty o'toole's is in full swing. other local businesses are dog their part too. >> this truck game came from don's automotive. they gave us nice toys. >> reporter: the bar started collecting twice day before christmas eve, a day earlier than past years. we talked to a lot of first- time contributors who say after hearing about this drive for year, this time they decided to participate. >> they're classic san francisco and we want to be part of the toy drive they had. we'll drop off our toy, get a bite to wept and go to the lion king after this. >> reporter: hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. >>> the holiday saw some fresh snow in the see rare. about 2 inches fell in the mountains forth of los angeles, and t

pk ewing left on his journey jou christmas eve with the hopeswith of arriving in miami one weekee laterve.'s e his charity take point now isows trying raise money for both veteran issues and suicide prevention through the semperhem fi foundation. and we're happy to report thatep ewing is currentlyort near jacksonville florida just ari js few hundred miles from his his destination.destination. he's got a wet suit to keept k him warm. a helmet with the ability to abo communicate and also storageat space fore food. f if you would like to make ald lo donation you can visit takean vk point now.com and do so. so. >> very interesting.esting. >> wish him luck.ism l >> yeah. >> i was wondering how he was staying warm. wondestayin i'm glad he's got a wet suit, wi you know, he's protected andct everything. >> it's a cool looking jetoong t ski, too. >> yeah, it is. having some fun. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. >> i really like that about bassett. you really can custom make your furniture exactly how you want. it's all about customization. the possibilities are endless. you can get exactly

. >> host: i want to know what ewe recommend and the interesting idea of providing incentives which might help get there but a couple more questions. the arab spring has really failed and has created sadly or fueled many failing states in the region when you add to that the refugee flow out of syria, another huge, to quote our president elect, huge problem, one thing that occurred to me that's interesting about that is the argument of those who wont to overthrow corrupt and governments, it's not about israel, it was about their own government. it was a bottom-up revolution. i thought it would lead to something positive. for once israel is not the target, do you agree with that and what do you think? >> guest: yes, i do agree with it. i think we should put it in some historical perspective. 425 years the middle east was dominated by the empire based in turkey. when the ottoma empire collapsed in first world war, the peace agreement reached at versailles between britain and france then in their imperial modes. that political record order lasted about a hundred years and it's now collapsing

n ewing is trying to raise money n for both veteran issues and suicide prevention through thr semperundation. found he left with the hopes of hopes arriving in miami one weekne wee later on new year's eve. >> we are happy to report ewing is near jacksonvilleon florida a few hundred milesfehud away from his destination.tinati he has a wet suit to keep himhi warm a helmet withit communication devices to shake to shore and also he has some storage to store away some food. if you would like to help and wd donate you can go to the web site take >> there's a long distancestance from miami to jacksonville.kson eats got a ways to go. >> beautiful sunset. not too bad of a day out there. mike thomas standing by for the latest. not quite jet skiing weather up this way but we'll take it. it's nice enough for december. >> not too bad for late december, early january. temperature 52 degrees today. again that's nearly 10 degrees above average for this time of year. now, changes are on the way. we get a brief shot ofy ce oldt it's not'seragim ge oing to lofo long but we do hav le aast leasl 24 to 48

ewing saying he thinks outside of the box. he's not afraid. this kid always future voter saying pretty cool. again, these aren't necessarily associated with presidents and certainly not the current president. i'm not trying to dis barack obama. but he was always cautious and tepid and some would say feckless. i think america does want a certain boldness. >> they want to win again. donald trump with carrier and ford motor company. he's showing america we can win again. just today in his first press announcement since winning the white house. he said a lot of people don't think it's presidential of me to call a ceo of a company and negotiates one-on-one. but this is the type of president i am. this is the type of president 60 million americans voted for. it was an inspirational story. right now donald trump is on a major winning streak. char thrirls our very own sean hannity in the crowd there. let me ask you, steve. this donald trump movement, it's a singular movement. do you feel it can perhaps over the next four years become a permanant part

the fightle -- finally, sell ewe lossic bio fume, which provides 60%, would grow by 81 million gallons. beyond the volume rule, the agency remains active in multile other areas and i would like to mention, too, on november 16th we published the renewals enhanced growth proposed rule, a collection of proposed revisions to the fuel regs lagss that support market growth of advanced and other bio fuels in the u.s. that proposal, among other things, would establish an updated structure that will allow producers to partially process at one his na silt and process them into renewable fuels at another facility. this would improve the economics and efficiency for the production, particularly advanced. the proposal strongly reflects ip put we received from many stake holders. we're looking forward to people's comments in january. the second thing to mention, over the past year epa has received several petitions asking us to change the point of obligation under the program that's been mentioned. currently refiners are the regulated parties and certain stake holder has asked us to appoint further

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in new jersey, 27 in browns mill and ewing, 29 in vineland. sitting at the freezing mark in glassboro and below that in delaware. when you factor in just a little bit of a light breeze, feels like the 20s through most of the region, so that windchill a little bit of a factor. the afternoon will be relative lie mild, 7:00 a.m., 31, bright sunshine, 10:00, 38 we'll see clouds mixing with the sun at 1:00 p.m. 46 degrees. at 4:00 p.m., 47 coming down from a high of 48. 7:00 p.m., it's 40 degrees, no white christmas for us, we have rain on the way, i'll track it in the seven-day forecast in just a minute matt. >> reporter: well, karen we got through one day without major delays at cottman avenue. this morning they are back this time on the northbound side side, this time not because of a construction pattern, it's because of an accident. i-95 northbound past the cottman avenue on-ramp, left side of the road is blocked heading toward academy. you can see we're stacking up pretty quickly as you can through north of bridge street at cottman avenue. ac

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pa rd ew gets pardew gets the push at palace. who is upfora pardew gets the push at palace.le? sam allardyce the favourite to take over. an archery still on top despite losing all their 0lympic funding. alan pardew has been sacked as manager of english premier league side crystal palace, after nearly two years in charge. he leaves the club one point above the relegation zone. palace has the worst record of

. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. the other big story will hit you right in the face when you open the front door. after a few days in the 60s, the temperature is dropping like a rock this >> brian: sam, driving in this morning it looked a little glazy to me. >> samantha: we had that rain last night and very early this morning. there is some wintery precipitation outside, so you may notice like sheen on the roads, if you will, but i don't think it will slow you down too much or be dangerous, anything like that. so it is safe to send your young drivers out on the roads this morning. just watch out for the light precipitation that we do have. 6:01. with temperatures above freezing, of course, that's why i don't expect any major issues from this. some light wintery mix or light rain or snow moving through the area. a lot is coming down. what is making it to the ground is light flurries or sleet. it moves into summit county and stark county. heads-up in canton. you may see light snow flurries or a brief, wintery mix early

>> ew. s. >> it looks like some sort of >> is it a roach? it's a cockroach. >> it's a cockroach. >> people down south better watch out. >> you guys want at this should you tissues? >> i'll just leave my motorcycle helmet on there. >> she knew something had crawled in there in the middle of the night. she tried to get it out herself went in with the q-tip, it went further in. >> they did have to throw in a liquid that would basically help calm the roach down. when they first put it in there, it actually aggravated the situation while the liquid, whatever this chemical was, took effect. >> it was raid. [ laughter ] >> that's terrible. >>> that will do it for today's lineup of great videos. rightthisminute.com has a lot more or catch us on the next episode. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for red cooper cookware, brought to you by bulbhead. has food sticking to your pan gotten out of hand? tired of treating your nonstick cookware like a baby so it doesn't get nicked and banged up? sick of scraping, scrubbing, and all

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i'm tia ewing. >> brian: i'm brian duffy. let's get to the wake-up forecast with our meteorologist sam roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. it's 6:30 and we're off to a cloudy and cold start across northeast ohio. you can see there are some lake-effect snowshowers and a little rain off to our east in northwestern pennsylvania. here at home really not much to write home about at all. it's been very quiet today. i do think we get through the morning commute problem-free a again, budged bundle up because it's chilly. 37 at 8:00 and upper 30s by 9:00 and you factor in the breeze and it feels like it's in the upper 20s and lower 30s. even this afternoon as we hit about 40, it won't feel like it. it's going to feel more like it's in the 30s just all day. so, you know, we're kind of settling into december. i gave you the yellow light for your drive home. there could be brief wintery mix around, especially out in the snowbelt east of cleveland. what about the weekend? we're going to talk about that coming up at 6:45. i love

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the ewing human rights office says it has received reports of syria up a pro-government forces executing at least 82 civilians as they entered the last remaining rebel strongholds. what has been described as a complete meltdown of humanity. here is more now from rupert coville. reservedday evening we -- we received deeply disturbing reports of bodies lying into streets, but rebels were unable to retrieve them due to the bombardment and the fear of being shot on sight. pro-government forces reportedly have killed 82 civilians, including 11 women and 13 children. a battleat comes as for aleppo looks to be reaching the end. syrian rebels have held the city since the war began five years ago, but an offensive by regime to bashar al-assad have recaptured almost all of the areas once held by the opposition. talk more about this, let's bring in professor anthony king. thank you so much for joining us here, sir. we are now looking at a tipping point in aleppo. is this near-certain defeat of the rebels the -- >> unfortunately, the defeat in aleppo and the retaking of aleppo to me is the final tes

there's ew snowflakes to be found in allentown. pamela osborne there's a rain/snow mix there. there's allentown. a little bit of snow and to the em.th a little bit of rain. we'll be drying out. the rain you see in trenton, penning ton, florence will be done probably within an hour. not a problem temperature wise. 40 degrees in philadelphia. south jersey, 42. delaware is at 39 degrees. only area of concern, the lehigh valley and suburbs. that's where some neighborhoods are a bit colder than others. the good news, west allentownship. 35 degrees in elwood. might see some slippery spots this morning on colder surfaces like sidewalks. the major roads are going to be too warm. stays warm overnight. look at port washington. well above freezing this morning. at the bus stop this morning, it will be cloudy but this is going to be done and the temperatures will be warming into the upper 30s and low 40s for reading, trenton into the very low 40s. breaking it down with a look into the future hour by hour, krystal klei. let's get to it. first off looking at your future model here hour by h

>> i think the canary in the consumer coal mine started with the peer to peer lending company, and ewen real disasters coming out of the earnings clubs and the private guys that you aren't seeing at the surface, but you are seeing if you read the news real problems in those businesses, and i think they've extended the consumer cycle for a little bit, and you no i think it's rolling into everything from autos,ing and autos has a real structural problems because used car prices can cash in your pocket. car loans are now the highest thing. we've blown past the prior peak, and now you have seven years for up to three years in a lot of cases, and used car prices, which is the cash in the consumer's pocket that they're going if to buy that next car are down four months in a row, and ewe seeing subprime pick up at the new york fed data. it's now 20% at the low end subprime. it's been trending up. you're actually kind of near previous high levels from years ago. you know, i just think there's real deterioration there at a couple of levels. the used car level and now the consumers just yol star

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mae ew s high-level clouds, not the types of clouds that bring us rain over northern california rightow. but during the day tomorrow into tuesday, we see that moisture begin to deepen as the first storm arrives on tuesday. so for tomorrow morning, 30s and 40s. another cool day around the bay area. highs in the mid-to upper 50s in san jose which is high for this time of year. tri-valley temperatures, 56, livermore. the same if you head over to san francisco, mostly cloudy, cool conditions at times and in the north bay, highs in the low 50 p not for monday but mid-morning on tuesday, it kind of hangs out north of san francisco, all the way tuesday evening into wednesday. nothing yet in the south bay. the focus for the first round certainly seems to be hung up here across the north bay. that's where we see the heaviest rain totals through wednesday afternoon and the system picks up in intensity on thursday as it aims in on the bay area. that could boost our rainfall rates with that thursday system and friday chilly conditions as the system tracks off towards the east. let's look at the s

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tannersville and 21 in slatington and 22 in center city and down in new jersey, 4 in hammonton and ewing and 26 in smyrna. here is satellite 6 along with action radar it's pretty dry and quiet across our region work have a few high clouds across the area and sun give ways to increasing clouds as we go through the afternoon as we track that moisture that will eventually make its way into the delaware and lehigh valley. it's cold and never feel like 28 degrees with the westerly wind, dress for windchills in the low teens and the low 20s across the region. overnight tonight, more clouds and we track the snow that aives really after midnight, we bottom out at 24 degrees in philadelphia. here is future tracker 6 at 6:30 in the morning, we have snow along the i-95 corridor from the areas north and west. but not too far behind we have the frozen precipitation on the way, 8:30 in the morning we fine the transition from snow to sleet. and rain across south jersey and delaware. holding on to the snow for the lehigh valley and up to the poconos and 11:00 a.m. tomorrow rain for most locations, we ge

and 49 in cinnaminson for ewing and browns mills. the boardwalk 51 degrees and dover 50 and 47 in hockessin. here is satellite 6 along with action radar pretty quiet conditions in our region off to the north and west in interior portions of the northeast a weak frontal boundary moving on through, not a lot of precipitation associated with this. this moves through dry across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. it brings cooler air for the start of the weekend the first weekend in december by the way. the call from accuweather forecast, a cool breeze north-northwest. 10 to 20 miles per hour. temperature coming in at 51. overnight tonight it's mostly clear and less wind, 33 in the suburbs and 38 in philadelphia for the overnight low, the weekend plenty of sunshine saturday and sunday. high pressure is getting closer to our region and highs both days maxing out in the 40s. but there is an area of low pressure a piece of energy to the south and west that moves through late sunday into monday and as it comes on through there could be

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