strong ones. ( goober and floyd laughing ) all right! now i've had about all of this i'm going to take so let's clear it up right now. but you all insisted that i'd be fair. well, you didn't want a fair umpire. you wanted somebody that would be on your side and give you all the breaks. let me tell you something! you picked the wrong fella. and i'll tell you something else-- if we played that game over again tomorrow you'd still have the wrong fella because i called it the way i saw it! and if you'd act like adults instead of a bunch of sorehead kids you'd know it! huh? boy. hah. boy. now he's blaming us. well, there's something you can write about in your column tomorrow, howard. see how this sounds. ( clears throat ) "although this reporter was assigned to cover "today's mayberry-mt. pilot baseball game "he must admit, frankly "that he has very little knowledge of baseball. "however, after witnessing this game "it appears that more important than the knowledge of baseball "is a knowledge of people. "for instance, why does a man take on

floyd: looking for a place to rest my head. sam: until this month -- about to give up, and these special people came in. people who just smile and nod, this couple struck up a conversation with floyd. >> when he said he had a housing voucher for months and months but was able to get his foot in , wedoor to get an apartment thought that is not right. let's see what we can do about that. and eric quickly learned that floyd had become a ghost in a bureaucratic system. one large obstacle -- they needed $1300. >> we decided we would cover that for him so he could move in. sam: fast-forward a few weeks, and it is move-in day. in me they seen something that nobody else seen. they dug deep in my heart. sam: a christmas for everyone. : they made of the best christmas i have had in my life. jummy: address, floyd has an id and already has job offers on the table. he wants to be a chef at a hotel or coming up, a final check of the holiday weekend forecast. i knew it could rough in there, but how rough? there was no way to know for sure. he

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floyd was accused of drunk driving.sleep at the driver's seat at a stop light. >> scottsdale police. put your car in park. turn your car off. >> what do i -- >> i'm not going to ask again. step out of the car. no alcoholic beverages in the car? nothing to drink while you were driving? >> the cardinals released floyd wednesday but he was later picked up by the new england patriots. his blood test results are still pending. >>> investors around the globe are giddy for a christmas surprise. with the dow 26 points from 20,000, they may just get it. but will today be that day? only cnbc's landon dowdy has the answers. >> if you don't succeed, try and try again. the dow will attempt to hit the psychological 20,000 mark again today after coming within 13 points yesterday. the dow closing at a record high, the 17th time that's happened just since the election. analysts say that oil prices may be the deciding factor in pushing the dow. moving higher. they agree to have $4 billion. there's a cheating scandal. their engines. over

floyd then stumbled as he tried to walk.ce say he also appeared confused and his speech was impaired. he was picked up by the patriots two days after he was caught by the cardinals. >>> a tennis superstar side. lined after a vicious attack. police are searching for the suspect who attacked two-time wimbledon champ petra kvitova with a knife at one point he even held that knife to her throat. she was able to escape but suffered deep cuts on her left hand and she'll be off the court now for months. >>> back in this country frightening moment as long the detroit river. an 82-year-old man was rescued from that vehicle right there. he was backing out of his driveway when he went down an embankment and the car flipped over. and get this, a police officer happened to be driving by, it all play out. got the man out of the car as it was filling with freezing water. the man is now recovering in the hospital. >>> and surveillance cameras capture the dramatic moment when a fedex truck in arizona, is carjacked. the driver was left clingi

multiple times he's even called out retired champ floyd mayweather. but just this morning mayweather promotions told espn mcgregor could never fight floyd because of his contract with ufc-- adding they would never let him step into the ring with mayweather because he would get his something beat. hospital this morning after sources say he was treated for exhaustion and dehydration. west was admitted to the hospital last week. the day before he canceled the rest of his concerts on his tour. this was after he cut some shows short...and went on political rants on stage in front of fans. the husband of that california mother who was kidnapped and tortured... and then mysteriously set free... is now revealing troubling details about the attack, in an abc news exclusive. keith papini: she was chained anytime she was in the vehicle. they opened the door - she doesn't know because they had a bag over her head. they had cut something to free her restraint that was holding her into the vehicle and then kind of pushed her out of the vehicle. sherri papini's capt

. >>> disturbing video from the monday dui arrest from michael floyd.yd is passed out behind the wheel of his suv while sitting in traffic. it happened around 2:00 a.m. monday. he appears somewhat disoriented. cops repeatedly asked him to turn the car off and put his hands on the steering wheel. eventually they make him exit the vehicle and si ground. according to tmz floyd did admit to drinking wine earlier but he didn't seem able to keep his story straight about how much he had or where he was drink >> he was promptly signed by the patriots. he did not play for them this weekend. i wonder if things will change. i do not know. >>> speaking of the patriots, they're doing well. the redskins and they're pretty much in the playoffs but the redskins fighting for their need a lot to happen to make the playoffs. another prime time monday night loss. >> and another game that had every reason to win this game. every reason >> and then things like this happened. actually the guy that made that, his father was on american gladiators. gets good genes. the redskins

we asked him about floyd and conor mcgregor. floyd has threatened to literally slap conor m

they stopped 27-year-old elizabeth floyd. >> the car behind me is all over the road. missed two head-on collisions. >> floyd admitted to police she handed her five-year-old son a sippy cup of wine when officers approached her car. she's charged with driving under the influence and child endangering. >> to your first look at business the holiday shopping season not over yet. in fact experts say spending is up and could top $1 trillion. if you plan on joining the post holiday rush to the mall keep these tips in mind. even if you have a receipt, if you plan on returning a gift do it as soon as possible. many stores have shortened their deadlines for full price refunds and exchanges for the holidays. >>> gift cards are a popular holiday gift. the national retail federation says more than half of consumers plan to give one this year. but they're not always put to good use or any use for that matter. research organizations ceb tower group estimates $1 billion of the $130 billion spent on gift cards last year went unused. >>> the stock market reopened today after a christmas

the police released body cam video of michael floyd being arrested on december 12th. his blood alcohol level was 0217. the legal limit is 0.08. this is his second dui arrest. the cardinals cut floyd after the arrest. >> reminder, you can watch right here on awbc r7. smith suffered a fractured thumb last night. cavs can 20 and 6 this year. there is some fun, worth $5,000. the pr director hit a half court practice this week as well. >> that is amazing. i'm upset they only got 5,000 for that. you know they got 500 for hitting it the other day. that is good to the fans. >> all but tackled the guy in celebration after a fan hit there. last year they met 1968. abc7's mike shumann scored twice in that game. he caught this ball with his eyes closed. and how did this get in there? shu. a zoolander. the sweater is lo >> the terrorist attack on a christmas market prompted new warnings for holiday shoppers in the bay area and new year's eve celebrations at times square. >> south bay authorities say a taxi driver used a car to pick up a passenger he then sexual assaulted. the plea

. >> this has the potential for north carolina to see the worst flooding, since hurricane floyd in 1999. >> reporter: unlike floyd matthew did not make land fall in north carolina but its heavy rain hit the state pushing already swollen rivers over their banks. >> people with little or throwing, could not get out. >> hurricane matthew also hit parts of the that, center of the storm stayed off shore, but pounding wind and dangerous storm surge battered homes and businesses along the beach, matthew wasn't the first hurricane to threaten the sunshine state in 2016 her kaine her mine came through in september becoming first hurricane to make land fall in florida since wilma in 2005. >> in tennessee, vicious winds , helped fuel two raging fires, near gatlinburg. >> when you couple that with the dry, the drought that we have been experiencing for the last two months, everything was almost like a perfect storm. >> reporter: chimney tops and the fires charred american 17,000 acres, and destroyed nearly 2500 buildings. at least 14 people were killed two juveniles are new charged with aggravated

they eventually stopped 27-year-old elizabeth floyd. >> the car behind me is all over the road.just missed two head-on collisions. >> floyd admitted to police that she handed her five-year-old son a sippy cup of wine when officers approached her car. she's charged with driving under the influence and child endangering. >>> a a north carolina family is grateful a stranger stepped in just in time to save their dog. debbie hilton's suv caught fire while she and her family were inside a restaurant in ashville yesterday morning. their dog abbey was trapped inside the burning vehicle. chad saw the smoke and dawn knew exactly what to do. >> i. >> i grabbed my pocket knife and started smashing windows. i tried to reach the dog through the first window and he wouldn't come out. i started smashing windows and he ran out of the back window and took off. >> the hiltons believe wiring in the suv caught fire sparking the blaze. >> 5:48 right now. mysterious sounds from a car engine lead to the perfect surprise. >> thieves snatch millions of dollars in fur coats in new york city during a smash

the police released body cam video of michael floyd being arrested on december 12th.lood alcohol level was 0217. the legal limit is 0.08. this is his second dui arrest. the cardinals cut floyd after the arrest. >> reminder, you can watch right here on awbc r7. smith suffered a fractured thumb last night. cavs can 20 and 6 this year. there is the pr director hit a half court practice this week as well. >> that is amazing. i'm upset they only got 5,000 for that. you know they got 500 for hitting it the other day. that is good to the fans. >> all but tackled the guy in celebration after a fan hit there. last year they met 1968. abc7's mike shumann scored twice in that game. he caught this ball with his eyes closed. and how did this get in there? shu. a zoolander. the sweater is lovely. >> the terrorist attack on a christmas market prompted new warnings for holiday shoppers in the bay area and new year's eve celebrations at times square. >> south bay authorities say a taxi driver used a car to pick up a passenger he then sexual assaulted. the plea to the public tonight. >

michael floyd 33 catches and four touchdowns and a little bit baggage.ed on driving under the influence charges and failing to obey a police officer. patriots follow the rules all the time so michael node will fit in just fine. >>> sad news tonight from the nba on the death legendary broadcaster craig skegger. he was perhaps best known for flamboyant outfits you see over here and witty blend of humor and information on nba side lines. craig lost his battle with cancer today. he was 65 years old. >>> if a statement tonight the 76ers to say he was a valued friend and inspiration would under state the impact he had on so many people within the nba and far beyond. phillies will a herrara in phillies uniform for five more years. they ripped up his contract give him new new one through the 2021. $30.5 million of it is guaranteed. he was picked up as a rule five player turned out to be a nice player. championship teams need like him. he'll be here through 2021. >> nice to be thinking baseball. >> absolutely that. does it for us at 10:00 o'clock. lucy standing b

>> those same things happen in mma, the difference is if i was floyd mayweather, he can fight only one time a year. he is only in training camp for that -- to fight for one year. he may not have to fight another year or two until he wants to, in mixed martial arts i don't have that luxury if i want to make a decent living in the sport i love. >> thank you, i yield back. >> thank you. chair recognizes the gentleman from mr. massachusetts. >> thank you, i want to thank you for having this hearing along with the other members. thank the witnesses for being here, particularly dr. mckee and all the work you do back home at boston university. thank you, thank you for being here. and i know he's been recognized by a couple other colleagues here so far, but we wouldn't be here if not for the efforts of mr. mullin and i know his pay shun for this stems from his experience with it, so i want to thank my colleague from oklahoma for his leadership on this. mma promo tors have been criticized for imposing restrictive contracts and not allowing fighters the ability to negotiate terms of those contra

sam: for three years floyd carter has been homeless. >> how are you?luck struck me. >> he fell on hard times and he joined the ranks of the d.c. homeless. >> you don't have nowhere to go. you sleep on peak's porches and the abandon cars and the buildings and laying down. sam: he always found a place to sleep at night. but during the day it's a different story. he spends majority of the time outside whole foods in northwest, becoming a common sight for the residents. >> out here, every day i can rest my >> until this -- >> angels in the sky. >> how is it going, man? >> all right. >> hey. >> i was on my last leg. about to give up. the two special people came in. >> rachel and erik cox are two d.c. lawyers. unlike most people who smile and nod they struck up a conversation with lloyd. >> he told us he had a housing voucher and he had it for months but was unable to get the foot in the door or get respect when he tried to get an apartment we said that is not right. let's see what we can do. >> he has become a ghost in a bureaucratic system. first, the trio

he also is interested in pursuing a match with floyd mayweather in boxing. because that kind of went against the grain with the ultimate fighting championship, they stripped him of his belt at 145 pounds, even though he had not been defeated in that way class, and hadn't actually competed in the weight close under the law because he was attempting to do something historic in winning two championship belts at the same time. he was stripped of the title and not only stripped of the title but dropped out of the top ten rankings in that weight class, even though he had not been defeat ordered or competed there. they used their rankings and titles to manipulate the fighters to toe the line. i'm living proof of a similar thing. the closed market that exists in our sport right now. i pursued in the height of my career as what most people consider the number two heavyweight in the world. i wanted to fight the number one heavyweight in the world. how do you be considered the best in your sport in? you find the best guy out there. i was able to see that i have been th

the police released a video of wide receiver floyd arrested december 12.lood alcohol level was.217. the limit is .08. it's his second dui. cardinals cut him immediately after that. t belichick is aware of floyd's situation. he could barely talk to the officer there. the warriors are off on a three-day road trip highlighted by the christmas day finals rematch with the cavaliers. watch at 11:30 a.m. swish out the next four to six weeks with a fractured thumb last week. the warriors are 25-4. now, the doves play the nets and pistons before that showdown in cleveland. everybody is looking ahead to the clash with lebron on christmas, and facing 7-20 nets, that's the classic trap game, and curry knows it. >> this is the -- >> those are always dangerous games, and, for us, we know that every team's going to be fired up to see us, especially in the east. we only come here once a year, and i'm sure they will be ready. >> we want to stay disciplined. we're, you know, defensively, we have to keep getting better. we can't have any steps back. we can't take the team li

you can see officers with the police department getting shapes and haircuts at floyd's barber shop. they grew out their beards all month for no shave november they raise $7,000 of the american cancer society. tonight we'd really love your support for the fox 31 problem solvers toy drive partnership with the salvation army a goes from now to december 16 drop off any new unwrapped toy at denver will be delivered to prequalified families to the salvation army holiday program who want to invite you to stop by gordon is littleton store on december 9 between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. meet numbers at the fox 31 news team as well and enjoy some holiday festivities. take a look at what is trending today we can never go wrong. that adorable polar bear cub video. the zoo and manic germany welcome this one last we was just in time for the holiday they cubs doesn't have a name yet a ten -year-old shia vona she's already an experience at ten years old having giving birth to twins now let and bobby three years ago as tough by the way to give birth to the twins. intel the end of the winter when the c

reporter: unlike floyd, matthew didn't make landfall in north carolina. but the heavy the state pushing the swollen rivers over the banks. >> people with little to nothing, the flood took it all. >> hurricane matthew also left a mark on florida. the center of the storm stayed offshore. but the howling winds battered homes and businesses along the beach. hurricane joaqein roared ashore to become the first hurricane making landfall in florida since wilma in 2005. in tennessee, vicious winds helped fuel raging fires near gatlinburg. >> when you couple that with the drought we have experienced for two months everything was a perfect storm. >> chimney top charred more than 17,000 acres. and destroyed nearly 2,500 buildings. at least 14 people were killed. two juveniles are charged with aggravated arson. i'm mary milone reporting. michelle: when you reflect on the events you realize how many communities are still trying to piece things together because of enormous devastation. doug: sometimes, as hard as you try you can't get the full scope on a tv set. they do

. >>> turning now to the nfl, where the arizona cardinals have released receiver michael floyd followingrly monday morning. police say floyd, the cards' 2012 first round draft pick, was found unconscious at the wheel of his running vehicle stopped at an intersection. he will now be subject to waivers. >>> in some other pro football headlines, a green light from nfl owners on the moving the san diego chargers and the oakland raiders. owners yesterday okayed a plan to let the chargers raise half of the $650 million relocation fee required to move to los angeles and also approved a lease between the chargers and the rams, who are currently billing a stadium in california should the chargers choose to move by january 15th. meanwhile, the only thing left for the raiders to do is submit a formal proposal to relocate to las vegas, where lawmakers have dedicated $750 million for a new dome stadium. they will reportedly submit their application once their season is over. >>> now for some action on the court. an exciting ending to the first quarter by the thunder and utah. >> joe johnson, around a

. >>> the patriots have claimed michael floyd off waivers, one day after he was cut by the cardinalslowing his dui arrest early monday morning. floyd played in 13 games for arizona this season, catching 33 passes for a career low 446 yards. >>> all right, in college football, the minnesota golden gophers are boycotting all football activities to protest the university's decision to indefinitely suspend ten members of the team in connection with an alleged sexual assault incident in september. minnesota suspended them based on standards for conduct after being -- after their internal investigation there. according to the local newspaper, "the star tribune," the team is threatening to boycott the holiday bowl against washington state after refusing to practice yesterday, the team appeared wearing their maroon game jerseys for a statement delivered by senior wide receiver. >> we, the united gopher football team, issue this statement to take back the reputation and integrity of our program and our brothers that have faced unjust investigation without due process. effective immediately, w

that fourth and seven where michael floyd dropped that and meant a lot to that attempt to win the game on the road in atlanta. as for cardinals today, richard saenz checking in with arizona. >>> good -- losing back-to-back games the cardinals limp back home to host the washington redskins. the cardinals literally have their backs up against a wall and are desperate for a win. >>> we haven't been able to put together a game where it happens on in all three phases of the and high and low and we still have yet to execute. like we did majority of last year consistently and that's something that has been frustrating. there is a lot of weird records right now in this league. and there is a lot of teams in the nfc in the hunt and we are one of them and that's all that matters and this sunday is all that matters. >> get this, the cards have never lost three straight regular season games under bruce arians. the last time that happened, back in 2012 that is how good things have let's think about that before we call for someone's head. in tempe, i'm richard saenz for fox 10 sports. >>> another bi

is it compared to what floyd mayweather and other boxers make? not close. >> what about the 95%. >> 95% of athletes are struggling to make a living. >> what is struggling? >> the lower tier fighters are making $5,000 to show up and fight, $5,000 if they win that fight. how many times do you have to fight in a year when a training process takes 10 to 12 weeks to make a decent living. >> and how many fights does a typical mma fighter go through 1234. >> in a given year? >> in a safe -- to do that in a way that is safe for you. >> it takes me 10 to 12 weeks to prepare. if i fought three or four times, that's 48 weeks i'm in training preparing in a 52-week year. so there are some fighters that are more active than that and fight more than that, but that's a pretty good indication. >> talk about endorsements. how does that structure work? >> the endorsement structure has changed with that particular promotion to ufc. we used to develop relationships and i had people that have sponsored me since i first started fighting that grew with me. much of that

remarkable no one was hurt and floyd faces charges including in danger in children driving under the influence. she is free on bond. zamora and the teenager were both killed. new at ten tonight: fresh perspective on a story making headlines around the gave her young child wine.in a sippy cup.during a traffic stop. grant lodes is back with the new 911 call just released. it's brought strong reaction from neighbors of hers in her ohio town. .a mother pulled-over on suspicion of d-u-i, and the move she allegedly made with her young child in the backseat. the plea is to rob. the reluctance mayor into its. new tonight: as we get closer to the end of 2016. we are counting down this year's 'best' people behaving badly segments. stanley roberts has gone through all the footage. and picked his top ten favorites. and racist text messages between officers. >> reporter: < with a knife was shot six times after he allegedly lunged at officers. when a group of advocates known as the first 05 started a hunger strike outside the mission police station. in week 3 the frisco 5 and supporters confronted

take a look at the shots of them getting ready to shave it off at floyd's barbershop. american cancer society. >> bet they're excited to get that shaved off. >>> it's 11:10 and we're not seeing as much snow as we're used to, but business is not slowing down. >>> not facing charges after . >>> new this morning, cleanup across much of southeastern united states, powerful storms created tornados and killed five in alabama and in tennessee, the death toll from the wildfires is at seven. elizabeth hur has more on the devastation. >> the fire across is neighborhood, once home to nam home to families in alabama. >> please, god, let me live through this. >> this is all that's left of the day care hit hard. so many homes and businesses here levelled. in mississippi, the aftermath, equally devastated and they're beginning to pick up the pieces. water spouts off the coast and the large chunk of me tall off the roof of this recycling center and tossed it a quarter of a mile away. in tennessee, displaced residents are surveying the damage from the wildfireses. >> it's just gone. >>

in the video floyd ismi sho passed by behind the wheel ofndl his suv while sitting in traffif it happenedhat be diss are a i don't know yened.ed cops repeatedly ask him to turnt off the car and put his hands os the steering wheel.the steeringw they make him exit the vheehicle and sit on the ground. according to tmz node did admitt to drinking wine earlier thatt night. but he didn't seem to be able tt keep his story straight aboutght how much he had or where he wass drinking.g. he's been in it's sad. sad >> at least they got him off thf road before he hurt himself orif someone else. e >> yes.. >> let's talk bot redskins.edin they will be well repped at thit season's pro bowl in orlando.rln four redskins make the cut. c the most for the burgundy andgua gold since 2012. 201 trent williams makes his fifth f pro bowl even though he missed s four games for violation off league's drug policy. the first election for brandon shariff.shariff he was the fifth -- >> first round pick in the 20155 draft. also, the first for jordan reidd and well deserved.d we deser remember, his season only hit at snag

that ufc carl mcgregor facing retired boxer floyd mayweather. mcgregor took his to the state of california and issued a license. he's applied for one and nevada. nevada bob bennett said he is not sure mcgregor is good enough to compete in boxing. for mcgregor's safety he will he did watch him and said there some things to improve on. mcgregor cannot get ellie license until he pays the fineness or punishment for hurling cans and bottles at a press conference. as for mgm no one reported injured after that. >>> new england's gronkowski is injured. he will have to go surgery to repair henry in a distant back. tom brady is hoping super bowl dream is not over. he is expected to be out eight weeks or more >>> tiger was back from back surgery. he played the first round today of competitive dauphin 466 days. he's playing an bahamas. started the game strong. that's the eighth hole laid that softly on the green. he's finding water there and 17th place finish. that does not sound too bad, but there's only 18 golfers in the tournament. >> anchor: lecs not in

each of them knows better than to ex floyd this moment to add their names to the list of those who are doing their worst to marginalize the president-elect. pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin have reaffirmed and certified their vote for donald trump. only one thing remains, that's the meeting of the electors one week from today. 10 of the 38 electors are demanding an intelligence briefing before they vote. one of them is a daughter of nancy pelosi. it seems nothing more needs to be said against the democrats. after the electors vote, all is certified as correct and trump is sworn in as 45th president. then it will be time to officially begin draining that rather large swamp in d.c. four quotation of the evening, this one by yours truly, it goes like this. sore losers make pinning pen more fun. i'm a gracious winner, i want you to believe that. and i hope you don't think i'm rubbing it in by quoting myself. so kay, maybe a little. the radical left pushing more propaganda russian style. use it many just another excuse. i don't believe it. every week it's another excuse. lou: this pr

the name is a little bit of a mouthful, colleen christian berk first lady's collection by fitz and floyd and it's inspired by the amazing history and decorating of our first ladies. lots of historical details >> i love all the pieces. i love more are the stories behind them. tell me about the salt and pepper shaker and story behind the shoes. >> this first collection, the premier collection features nancy reagan and jackie kennedy and their style. these little adorable salt and pepper shakers are a nod to nancy's holiday shoes. so every year, nancy reagan, a fashion icon would glue red pom, pom's on to her black high heels. and then the reagans were really known for their love story. bear an little boy teddy bear and missile toe and it's just a nod to the love that ronnie and nancy brought to the white house, to the decoration. just a lot of fun. >> i love that. now you have these white christmas stockings and you were saying before, white stockings, today we consider them to be retro, at one time, they were just -- they were just new and fashionable. tell me about that. >> i was happy t

>> money, buy pink floyd. >>> merry christmas. happy holidays to you. we are looking at the christmas tree. the reason i wanted to have that was i think that this time of year people start thinking about money, budgeting, and maybe will make a new year's resolution. >> yes. >> the heating bill. and, i just saw that. and i'm done. spent too much. >> welcome. we have a lot of news to get to. we also have some fun things coming up. san francisco's police officers head out today. alex reports on the much debated changes to the departments use of force policy. >> reporter: this is all the result of a long-running debate. last night, members of the police commission approved two major changes to the departments use of force policy. first off, members passed a measure that bans officers from shooting and moving cars. unless there were exceptional circumstances. the police officers association had objected to the original proposal. and the union says that they need latitude when they might be in public when they are in danger behind the car, some commissioners

sir, pursuant to section 1238-b-3 of the floyd d. spence national defense authorization act of fiscal year gun, 22 united states code 7002, as amended, i am pleased to appoint the following individual to the united states-china economic and security review commission to secede michael r. russell whose term is expiring. this appointment would be effective january 21, 2017. mr. jonathan stivers of washington, d.c. thank you for your attention to this appointment. signed, sincerely, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: it the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to section 1238-b-3 of the floyd d. spence national defense authorization act of fiscal year 2001, 22 united states code 7002 as amended, i am pleased to appoint the following individual to the united states-china economic and security review commission to fill the existing vacancies created by the resignation of mr. jeffrey fielder to serve for the rest of the term. this a

dallas floyd will say thank you very much. take it back to the house. 19 yards for the pick 6.t made it 22-17. thomas beast on defense. 7 tack and this sack. 34 seconds left tar heels down 8. avoids the rush and somehow found howard. that's right. they were bugging out. ufc with the touch down. still down two so they good for the 2 point tie but wouldn't get it. look at thomas putting pressure. stanford wins 25-23. cardinal finish the year at 10 and 3. >> just a test men to the charge of the team. never stopped. loss 2 gyms in a row came back. just shows that we never stop fighting. film love you so much. >>reporter: oops. rough start with florida state mascot in the orange bowl but even rougher for jim harbaugh. town at the half. one minute left in the third. peculiar off here by mike mcra mcray. takes it in for the score 20-15 fsu. michigan take the lead with two minutes left. check out this run. 40 yards for the touch. wolverines up 3 after the two point conversion however they give up a 65 yard kick return and look at the beautiful touch down pass. michigan blocks the extra

is it compared to what floyd mayweather and other boxers make? not close.... >> what about the 95%. >> 95% of athletes are struggling to make a living. >> what is struggling? >> can compete. the lower tier fighters are making $5,000 to show up and fight, $5,000 if they win that fight. how many times do you have to fight in a year when a training process takes 10 to 12 weeks to make a decent living.... >> and how many fights does a typical mma fighter go through ? >> in a given year? , to do that in a way that is safe for you. >> it takes me 10 to 12 weeks to prepare for one fight. if i fought three or four times, that's 48 weeks i'm in training preparing in a 52-week year. so there are some fighters that are more active than that and fight more than that, but that's a pretty good indication.... >> talk about endorsements. how does that structure work? >> the endorsement structure has changed with that particular promotion to ufc. we used to develop relationships and i had people that have sponsored me since i first started fighting that grew with

the disaster is going to take probably decades to fully recover as we're seeing with floyd. but we will recover because that's what north carolinians do, that's what americans do. to begin the long rebuilding process, though, we need federal assistance, and that's why governor pat mccrory requested a disaster assistance package and why we very quickly got a team together, my staff who led the effort working with congressman price, members of the delegation, senator burr to try and figure out what we needed to do to provide assistance to north carolina so that they can begin their recovery. so over the past weeks we've worked very closely with the appropriations committee. i want to particularly thank the leadership of the appropriations committee. they've done an extraordinary job of working with us, advising us on what we need to do to make our request clear, to make it more likely that we would be able to get some resources for north carolina. i specifically want to thank two of my staff who worked very hard. they were literally working on the disaster plan after the rains

course the couple's marital problems started around the time photo surround fast dollars of tyne which floyday weather at her halloween party. he and ti, good fight in las vegas, by the way the couple married in 2010. they have three children together. and four from a previous relationship. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> meek mills, he'll be ringing in the new year, down in miami. he's going to be celebrating and performing and making some money cashing in lining as well-being paid $200,000 for appearance, that's him and drake, huge feud. if you have seen all of the pictures of drake and j-lo together? everyone talking about, that we'll cover that this morning. >> apparently the new power couple? surprise surprise. open the envelope. local woman here just couldn't help but dance this christmas. we will tell you about the surprise that her family gave her. straight ahead. >> a local woman dancing on christmas, she received tickets from neil diamond. luckily someone pulled out their phone, they caught her reaction. take a look. >> awe. and you're going to ... >> oh! >> her family bought her tickets to see neil

the couple's marital problems started around the time a photo is her faced of tyne which floyd may weatherher halloween party. he and ti, got into fight back in las vegas, so things haven't been that strong between the two. the couple married in 2010. they have three children together and four more from a previous relationship. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> meek mill, from our area, south philly, ringing in the new year in a big way. he will be going down to miami. we have learned he will be ushering in 2017 by performing and making a loft money for it, he will get $200,000 for appearance down there in miami. >> oh, nice to show to up a party? >> ya. >> did you see this one right here? talk about a special guest. this local woman just couldn't help but dance this christmas, we will tell you about the gift her family got her well that brought tears of joy to her eyes. sure, you could sit around all night iting for a pizza to be livered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) t

. >> i once read that you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. what do you think of that?ld have been me >> the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure, depeche mode, and the smiths. all three of them started out as these fringe bands that by the end of the '80s were selling out stadiums. ♪ and will you return it >> what's new? computer programmers or musicians? >> i'd say neither, actually. >> what are you, then? >> bank robbers. ♪ how does it feel ♪ to treat me like you do ♪ when you laid your hands upon me ♪ >> in the u. can disko did not suck. it never sucked. and bands like new order combined it with the new synthesizer sound and they gave us these incredible songs that got us out on the dance floor. ♪ what i need to say ♪ >> i like what's happening at dance places now, over the last year or two. i think the music is becoming very healthy. this year at t-mobile, the holidays are on us! switch your family of four to t-mobile. get unlimited everything ...and we'll give you $800 to spend anywhere you want. hurry to t-mobile and get your holidays on us. so w

. >> and also, tommy floyd, known mainly as choir director haverford college, is up for best choral performancew cool is that? >> oh, i'm sure they'll come in. love to hear that. congratulations to you. >> hey, you see it, you shoot it, our fresco use remembers helping us show what's happening in your neighborhood. >> the holidays obviously in full swing in so many places, nan ridley township, delaware county. oh, this is beautiful sound. this is one of the fresco users, taking us to tree lighting there. i love the holiday music. so many people gathering at the municipal building there for this big holiday tradition. big clap. look over to the tree. and there are so many elementary school kids performing, some of the christmas favorites before santa arrives. >> speaking of christmas trees, one of my favorites the people's tree. >> large crowd showed up for the annual lighting of the capitol christmas treement house speaker paul ryan along with fifth grader isabella girard. count it down for the lighting, of course the to comes from isabella's home state of idaho. after the lighting the air forc

that's a point craig floyd, the ceo of the law enforcement memorial fund.oes to de-escalation tactics, which is something everyone can agree on in theory, the idea that when you can isolate or slow down a situation rather than turning to escalation, the use of force or deadly force, that's better for citizens and officers alike. but it takes training, it takes equipment and it takes larger forces. the other thing i'll mention briefly, peter, some folks told us they are doing double patrol cars where they used to only do one because of the fear of ambush killings. >> that's interesting to learn. also body cameras, obviously, has been a sort of new part of this conversation right now for the role its played in investigations into shootings that have taken place, officer-involved shootings and the like. what is the state of that effort right now in this country? communities have said they can't afford them, others have had fights over their worthiness. where does that stand? >> that's exactly right. this is a completely localized issue. adding body cameras, li

floyd was a leader in one of chicago's most notorious gangs, "the gangster disciples." >> i know i helped this mess, so i wanted to help clean it up. >> reporter: he told us gangs are very different now than in his day. >> one or two men control everything. now you've got a lot of cliques, different little, you know, gangs, split all over. they, they, they offsprings of the major gangs, what they call "cliques." and they just do what they wanna do, ain't nobody really in control, no structure, no rules. >> reporter: the number of neighborhoods where chicago's branch of cure violence operates varies based on funding. but a justice department study found at one point, the group helped reduce violence by 40% to 70% in some of the areas where they were operating. today, they are in only five of the city's 77 neighborhoods. >> reporter: what are you thinking about when you see kids that age? >> man, i'm praying that they survive through this epidemic that's going on in the city. it's not a woodlawn problem, it's not a southshore problem, it's everybody's problem. and we don't understand that u

. >>> and police releasing body camera video from last week's arrest of wide receiver michael floyd. he was mostly compliant, but he denied being caught asleep at the wheel. he refused a breathalyzer test. the team released him following the incident. you're up-to-date. that's the news update this hour. scottie, back to you. >> all right, sue. thanks so much. fedex today on pace for its worst day in four months. earnings failed to deliver, but the company is predicting a record-breaking holiday season. could this be the perfect buying opportunity? plus, opgs traders betting one casino stock is on the verge of a double digit pop. guess who has that trade. john najarian. >> yep. >> they tell me. >> true. what's the value of capital? what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >> coming up at the top of the hour on "power lunch" we're at dow 20,000 watching three stocking stu