your successor, fran unsworth, is an internal candidate.ght say reflects the decision to go a different way for the bbc. do you have any advice for her? well, i chose fran when ijoined as my deputy, and she has been an extraordinary person to work with. for people who don't know her, fran has worked at the bbc for pretty much her entire career and knows and understands it. most recently she was running the bbc world service. what you see with fran is an incredibly thoughtful manager of people. a really intelligentjudge of news, and a fantastic ambassador for the bbc. but most of all, she has the capacity to enable great people to do exceptional work. and when you are the director of news and current affairs, that's the thing you really want to do, it's not what you do. the leadership of the organisation is enabling other people to do great things and no—one does that better in my experience, than fran. so i think she will be a brilliant director of news and current affairs. i've loved working with her and a great many people in the bbc feel

what you see with fran is an incredibly thoughtful manager of people.intelligentjudge of news, and a fantastic ambassador for the bbc. but most of all, she has the capacity to enable great people to do exceptional work. and when you are the director of news and current affairs, that's the thing you really want to do, it's not what you do. the leadership of the organisation is enabling other people to do great things and no—one does that better in my experience, than fran. so i think she will be a brilliant director of news and current affairs. i've loved working with her and a great many people in the bbc feel the same way. thank you, james harding. thank you very much. and that's all from us this week. if you want to share your thoughts on whatjames harding had to say or any aspect of bbc news and current affairs, you can call us on... or email... you can find us on twitter... and do have a look at our website for previous interviews. the address for that is... we're off now till the new year, but do join us again onjanuary 5th. until then, from all of

as already introduced with me today, fran and howard, fran took a lead in the political analysis of this study and howard is our resident expert on foreign direct investment. funding for this report was provided by donors and the independent research and development provisions of rand's contracts with the department of defense-funded research centers. in addition, a grant from the foundation supported the work on game theory in relationship to brexit. as well as some of the outreach and dissemination activities we're undertaking. what we've produced is a new piece of analysis that looks at the economic impacts of brexit under different trade scenarios. for the u.k., the e.u. and also for the u.s. this not only provides a thorough economic analysis, but uses the game theory insights to explain the strategies the parties are choosing. through economic impact scenarios and game theory analysis, our study helps to explain the significance of the decision reached by the e.u. jft last week to move to phase two in the negotiations with the u.k. the discussion of the union's future economic rela

your successor, fran unsworth, is an internal candidate.s been an extraordinary person to work with. for people who don't know her, fran has worked at the bbc for pretty much her entire career and knows and understands it. most recently she was running the bbc world service. what you see with fran is an incredibly thoughtful manager of people. a really intelligentjudge of news, and a fantastic ambassador for the bbc. but most of all, she has the capacity to enable great people to do exceptional work. and when you are the director of news and current affairs, that's the thing you really want to do, it's not what you do. the leadership of the organisation is enabling other people to do great things and no—one does that better in my experience, than fran. so i think she will be a brilliant director of news and current affairs. i've loved working with her and a great many people in the bbc feel the same way. thank you, james harding. thank you very much. and that's all from us this week. if you want to share your thoughts on whatjames harding h

james‘s replacement will be fran unsworth, a long—term bbc journalist who is currently his deputy, ande been speaking to james harding and began by asking him about brexit, and what he says to the many viewers who thought the bbc was part of the establishment during the eu referendum. clearly favouring remain. i think that the referendum was, of course, an incredibly polarising time, as you say, samira. but actually what's interesting is, of course, we've had complaints from both sides and what we try to do, and i think when you look back and you look at the coverage, what we actually did do, was set about trying to explain what the choice was, trying to report out what the choice was. if you look back over the last few years, there have been an extraordinary number of democratic moments, two referendums, two general elections, a host of others around the world. i think one of the real lessons of the last few years is you can't predict what's going to happen. you can't rely on either political predictions or polls, and that means for us we have to do what we're here for, we've got to m

there was one sibling younger than african, -- than fran, bootsy. they made it thanks to social security survivor benefits. sometimes they had to turn off the heat in winter, this is portland maine. franni and her three sisters all went to college on combinations of scholarships and pell grants. at the time a full pell grant paid for about 80% of a public college education, but today it only byes about 35% -- pays for 35%. when bootsy went to high school, my mother-in-law got a loan and became an elementary school teacher. because she taught title one kids all her loans were forgiven. my brother-in-law neil went into the coast guard and became an electrical engineer. every member of fran's family became a productive member of society. they tell you in this country to pull yourselves up by your bootstraps, but first you've got to have the boots, and the federal government, through social security security survivor benefits and pell grants and the g.i. bill and title 1, the federal government, gave my family the boots, and that's why i'm a democrat. t

go ahead, fran. i'll let them know. >> over head, please. name is fran martin and i'm affiliating the visitacion avenue project, serving 65 children and adults. our program works with children from the sunnydale boys and girls club, the mclaren park community garden. excuse me. i'm here to represent these children who live in sunnydale. they have no accessible open space allocated for them and their families in mclaren park. where they live is surrounded by single use facilities that cut them off from nature. they have no voice. it is our hope and desire that the mclaren park community garden will become the center piece of the outdoor education center which will include trails, rain garden and native plant, botanical garden extending from the middle school to hahn avenue. this will address inadequate access to mclaren park for expected population will be increased by 6-10,000 units of new housing in the next several years. the mclaren park outdoor education center is the only environmental educational component of the entire mclaren park pr

>> no, said pros cueser fran humphries who knew stan co-had been cited at the time of the murders 200es away. so this awful thing at the farmhouse, you weren't associating that with stanko? >> i was not. >> even in the public mind? >> oh, they did. but truly at that time, law enforcement knew that he was physically in augusta. >> rather, humphries focused on the evidence coming from the parker crime scene. he quickly came to believe this was more than just a bungled home invasion. >> it was apparent that nothing had been taken, or at least nothing that you would suspect to be taken in a burglary. >> humphries thought back to some curious statements bambi had made in her interview with police when she said she had given willingly. ien she said s given willinglycen she said she given willinglyh she said she h given willingly. >> you're sure you're okay to sit down -- >> i'm not okay but i want to help you. >> soon after the interview started, bambi, he said, began describing in detail a feud within her family. at issue was the land bambi owned and that her parents were living on. >> the

. >> she was in that show "frans"?very cultural. >> once they figured out who was with mccarthy, she challenged it over gravity and they called it a hoax. >> she expressed sorrow over school children being brainwashed into believing they cannot fly. >> shaking her there. >> i want those costumes! >> serious, serious buzz here. happening now, due to the fact that queen bey was rubbing elbows with the rest of the hive. >> so people have been posting images online of a woman who >> no, that's bey. >> shopping. >> that's queen bey there. >> at target. >> i say tar-jay. >> right. >> because if beyonce's there, it's tar-jay. >> was that on that "frans" show? >> so some are saying this is clearly daughter blue ivy riding along in the shopping cart. i will point out that one, one of the photos really looks like tina knowles is standing right next to her. >> that confirms it. while we love seeing beyonce out during the retail thing with the regular folks, with the hive, we have to say that diana ross, she did it at marshal's. >

fran is a distinguished fellow at the atlantic council. until january 2017 she served as vice president for special initiatives at the council. howard is senior economist at the rand corporation and profess so er at the rand school. he has written on so many varied studies i'm hard pressed to find something he has not written on. michelle is our non-rand oeexpe. she is professor at american university school of international as much as and door d coordinates their international program. >> thank you very much. robin didn't introduce herself but show is just lack from our top political jobs and knows ki quite a bit about this. i hope she will intervene in the discussion period. i look forward to our discussion aft afterwards. the mission is to improve policy and decision making. we are a nonpartisan research organization. by take to position on brexit itself. it is the british voters that decided to undertake this study. we provide evidence-based incites on what will be one of the biggest moments for the u.k. and europe after the end of wor

turn this over to then michelle for some comments and then have fran and howard way in. who are these people, you may ask? charlie reese, vice president international at rand, former us ambassador degrees and with a distinguished state department career including hosting the secretary for europe. mister council for economic affairs in london and the european union. in iraq he served as coordinator for economic transition from 2007 to 2008. fran bobo's staff member at the rand corporation, also is distinguished member at the atlantic council and senior advisor at the guardian associates so january 2017 she served as vice president for european union and special initiatives at the castle. howard shatz is senior economist at rand corporation, director of rand initiated research and a professor at party rand graduate school is a lysing in international economics and economics and national security and has written on so many studies i am hard-pressed to find something he hasn't written about. michelle egan is our non-áuntran5á expert and we claim her as one of our own at the

fran has been diligently working for african-american community. i am appalled only one brother got up here to speak, and he use the community. i'm here to say, there is a difference what this city calls community and black community. because the black community is down -- we're almost -- i'm just getting emotional. let me calm down. i'm appalled, you got a master plan for the park and rec up in sunnydale? well, all the while black folks been there for many years and you don't think about doing nothing in the years there. they've been killed and now they're replace. this place like you did in the fill more. public housing, all the parks there for years, you all didn't do a damn thing and now the blacks we almost gone and you do this urban renewal. you bring in all of the other things in here. and then you come in here and you put everything good. how many years has that park been there by sunnydale, but now communities going to be sad because they're going to lose their pads, but you're going to make it beautiful now. you got a master plan like for

fran is at a staff member at the rand corporation. she's also a distinguished fellow at the atlantic council and senior advisor at laguardia associates. until january 2017 she served as vice president for european union and special initiatives at the council. howard is senior economist at rand corporation, director of brand initiated research and a professor at the party rand graduate school. he specializes in economics and economics national security and is written on so many varied studies that i am hard-pressed to find something he hasn't written on. michelle, next to him, is art non- rand expert and we claim her as one of our own at the wilson center. she is a fellow in our global europe program and professor at the school and correlate their european and russian studies program. with that, i know you're waiting for the main presentation and i'm turning it over to charlie thank you very much, robert. robin didn't introduce herself i will mention she's just back from having our top political jobs at the us embassy in london and kno

we'll turn to fran and then howard and open it up. i'm confident it will be the wilson center generally lively debate going on. michelle highlighted range of additional issues. this is something i think you're well-placed to have a discussion of. we're in the next phase now? >> right. >> that has happened since your study. tell us what that means, and what other strategic policy consequences we may face i think >> i think today is great day to hold the panel. as we came into the room the european council fin their meeting. i frantically tried to find out if the guidelines were published yet but at least as we walked in here. >> not council. summit. >> summit, sorry, of all the european leaders. this was conducted at 27. ie, the british it were not there. theresa may was at dinner last night in brussels and left. the main point of this to confirm which they did do, sufficient progress, those magic words has been made and we can move to the next phase. they have in the agreement that was approved this past week, the report that was appr

i'm also going to pass it to fran who's really been heading our project on a day-to-day basis for many, many years who has spent hundreds of hours working with your staff and staff of the different city agencies. >> good afternoon. under the incredible leadership and vision, this group of people has been really an extraordinary partnership and had the pleasure of working with. byron rhet, mike martin have provided wonderful leadership. rebecca, of course, has been a great addition to the team. together with dianne and dan, steven and kevin, we collaborated on the design and engineering that you see and all the documents that you had. we took two pieces of successful, statewide legislations to sacramento with brad benson and daly dunham's help. we developed the financial structure with meghan wallace and her team in the finance division. and, of course, have responded to countless media requests with renee martin. the inordinant number of hours that eileen, joanne, grace and rona have spend on the transaction documents we are very grateful for and not many people know that our mission r

first off, fran, i'm a little disappointed. you let out the secret about our amazing staff here at the port. i used to make comments about how fantastic our staff is and then i realized i better not say too much because we don't want them to get poached. but now that you said it, thank you for acknowledging the tremendous people that are here at the port. we really do think -- certainly i know that we have some of the best people in city government working here at the port. so, fran, i think you cede it really well in terms of what everyone has offered. but thank you for acknowledging our team and thank you for your team and everyone at the giants. it is really a treat to have a project where we have the support of a development partner that looks at the city as a true partner and has the best interests of the city and the community in mind as we move forward and really sense that in this project, all of us have seen what this project can do for the future of san francisco. and it brings together labor, the port, the giants, bu

inspector nelly gordon with the san fran police. you have a pcn report from marina theater located at 2149 chestnut street. they have applied for a type 40 license and this would allow them to sell beer. there are no letters of support or protests filed with abc. they are located in plot 507 which is considered a high-crime area. they are located in census tract 128.00 which is an undue concentration area. northern police station has no opposition. the following recommended conditions, sales service and consumption of alcoholic befrnss shall be permitted between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 a.m. each day of the week. all sales of alcoholic befrmgs for consumption in the seating areas shall be made from concession stands and shall not be should, served or delivered to customers by vendors. number three, points of sale shall not be maintained within the theater auditoriorum. guests shall a valid ticket to a movie showing to purchase alcoholic beverages in auditoriorum consumption. number five, no more than two alcoholic beverages shall be sold

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england forward fran kirby hit a hat—trick for chelsea ladies as they reached the semi—finals of theing champions manchester city made the last four with a 2—0 win at bristol city. and beth mead scored against her former club to help arsenal beat sunderland 3—1. england's fight to save the ashes will go to a final day in the third test after rain stopped play in perth. england are 132—11, still 127 short of making australia bat again. the day witnessed what some have described "as the wicket of the century" from mitchell starc. andy swiss reports. a day when english cricket was rescued by some very english weather, but for how long? it had started out a damage limitation exercise to restrict australia's gargantuan total. the video umpire helped, finally dislodging steve smith. but some hefty lower order hitting took australia's total way out of sight. for england's batsmen, it was now all about survival. josh hazlewood's brilliance did for alastair cook and worse was to follow. joe root, the captain, remember, what was he thinking? but as his team—mates fell around him, james vince s

una docena de negocios fran afectados. -- fueron afectados.no voy a abrir el negocio. reportero: una entrega controlada de licores parece haberse salido de control. fue el comienzo de un desborde de habitantes que lllenÓ las calles y que obligÓ al gobierno a sacar militares. patrullas militares en vehÍculos blindados, hacían recorridos por la ciudad. los comercios no abrÍan sus puertas. >> nos estamos muriendo de hambre. reportero: esta regiÓn del paÍs ha sido una de las mÁs golpeadas por el hambre y la escasez, y donde se registrÓ el mayor nÚmero de fallecimientos. un descontento social que estÁ empujando a muchos sectores populares a la calle. muchos descontentos con las promesas incumplidas del gobierno. aranza: paz para el mundo y libertad para las vÍctimas de secuestro, deseo el papa francisco. tambiÉn pidiÓ olvidar los resentimientos que tanto le hacen daÑo a uno mismo y a los demÁs. continÚan en extrema gravedad ocho de los heridos por la explosiÓn de un depósito de fuegos artificiales en la regiÓn central de cuba. en total, 39 personas

fran and temple trying to complete a frantic come back. austin junior for three. owl also down one.al seconds, temple needs another three to tie it. temple loses 76-73. it's the third straight loss. st. joe's on the road to washington. demry scoring 24. not enough, gw beats st. joe's. la salle final seconds of the half against st. louis. scoops, scores, pal. team high 28. la salle 25 at the half go on to win big, 83-60 in the conference opener, 7-7. we'll see if they can get things going. >> thank you, jeff. >> a man from indiana took advantage of the cold by building an ice tree. john pumps water out of a pond in indianapolis and pours it over scrap metal and brush for what will be an ice sculpture. he has been doing this nearly every year since 1961. his ice tree gets big as 40 feet high. castle is next. "action news" continues tomorrow morning. for the entire news team, i'm walter perez. have a great night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ there are two kinds of folks who sit around thinking about how to kill people--psychopaths and mystery writers. i'm the kind that pays be

fran the president met with chuck and nancy and paul and mip and apparently they all got along just fine. we're all here as a unified group. it's a well-knit together group of people and we hope that we're going to make some great progress for our country. i think that will happen. trument president trump is hoping to. a new report from cnn claims there are previously undisclosed e-mails that shows there was a followup after that infamous june 2016 meeting. donald tru j meeting. djtj claimed at first it was to discuss russian adoptions and then he claimed it was about hillary. the british publicist who set up the meeting sent e-mails to. cnn says conscious alg \{^al}\als found the e-mails. none of the e-mails were sent directly to trump jr. now we know president trump is not happy about the russian investigation. he said it's a partisan witch hunt and early this week he took aim at the fik. it's reputations is in tatters, worst in history. defending the buffer oh four day s after the president blasted it on twitter. this was ray's first testimony for the house judiciary committee since t

i-95 southbound the work zone is gone as the work zone at the ben fran bridge. we're good on the schuylkill thy morning. >> two people aretody accused of delming their car into a crowd of pedestrians and at least 14 people including children have been seriously hurt in melbourne, australia. police and emergency crews flooded the iconic slender street to treat the victims. the white suv which is the ve that remainsaped off. slender street ask a road that g strict, they have not sa is a r. they say act was for whatever reason intentional. >>> a philadelphia man stopped a would-be robber by pulling out his own gun and opened fire. it happened in the west oak lane 2-year-old manith a gunreet. attempted to hold up the 28-year-old victim. that victim pulled out a gun and fired at the suspect hitting him in the wrist. the victim infmed police he has a license to carry. >> section of beechwood and businesses with private surveillance cameras, so detectives are trying to retrieve those recordings. >> now, the suspect ran to a nearby mcdonald's where police arrested him,

. >> sap fran is collecting -- san francisco is collecting over $5 billion of general tax revenues as part of a $10 billion budget. there's enough taxes being collected in san francisco. >> joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> shoppers are scrambling for cover when a man open fires outside of abe area target -- a bay area target score. it's fine! i will just slip it off and throw it into the wash. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. is everyone looking? make the dream yours. no one's looking! thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) shooting in the parking lot of a target store in emeryville. it happened yesterday evening, outside the target on 40th street. no one inside the store was involved or injured. more now, from k-p-i-x five's betty yu. crime tape roped off the target parking lot on 40th street in insurance fraud bust in the south bay. . >>> nearly two dozen people are facing charges of a

i'm very honored to say that all of them turning the pope fran says intel christian spiritual teachers stood by our side and we're praying together. people in the mosque and the carotid. this shows the unity of our people and we wanted to protect the city. we give our thanks to president erdogan for holding the successful summit and the basis of all the we had so far. thank you, mr. president. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: we need to ensure the status of jerusalem al-quds and say we have convened a very critical summit which becomes a historical mission. we thank all of our gas for having participated in the summit that would also like to take those in the realization. with this historical summit, we have demonstrated to the rest of the world. we have shown us primarily u. r. all delay and receive the first signals of president trumps al-quds. we have started working tremendously and clearly eccentric the fact and the entire region into a fire with multiple kinds that this decision would be an acceptable, would harm the contributions and would serve the extremist fanatics.

en temperaturas extremas, las baterÍas se descargan rÁpidamente y las santas se sin fran con facilidad tema. de los 23,100 aasesinatos ocurridos en mÉxico este aÑo, mÁs de 500 corresponden a policÍa y esto tambiÉn constituye un rÉcord. alejandro madrigal nos cuenta en quÉ circunstancias ocurren esos crÍmenes. alejandro: la violencia que se vive en mÉxico no sÓlo ha originado que este sea el aÑo mÁs bien lento del paÍs. tambiÉn es para la policÍa que en 2017 registra cifras al record. hasta el momento se registran 530 policÍas asesinados. >> olvidamos proteger a los que nos estÁn protegiendo. alejandro: segÚn el instituto nacional de estadÍstica, este es el aÑo con mÁs policÍas caÍdos ya que supera con 13 muertes la cifra mÁxima de 2011 y destacan los 244 policÍas municipales fallecidos. >> no sabemos si vamos a llegar a nuestras casas. alejandro: uno de los momentos mÁs complejos se viviÓ en mayo pasado cuando cuatro policÍas fueron asesinados a tiros al enfrentarse a delincuentes. Éstas cifras justifica la presencia de las fuerzas armadas en las calles, como lo hacen desde hace 11 aÑo

fran the god is young and. yeah. what. you knowing english means. they're ok going to conduct me to the many general those who please. obama. you know announce that there. there was once again please can you connect me to the manager of this will. grab or. even knowing english right. english. charter danish french or french you know french. the. to. the in. the at the. the a. the with. the utmost the senior i don't follow good morning doctor something you're going to say good morning this isn't think of calling from they as like tickets of office. i'm good thank you how are you trying thank you i have some good news for you. technicals this is committee approved your candidacy for membership of the chair your officially i c f m now. you very much congratulations thank you thank you thank you very much you're not really what sort of. a nice surprise i hope. you are my. yeah yeah it's been it's been quite a process and. i'm glad it all worked out and that we can officially work together . you're here to work around. well jerusalem's who is going to be

fran, you indicated. these are the warriors. we convene warriors not to ask you to participate and get involved, you are very involved. because you are involved, you have the information we need to get together and give to others. dean, as you were talking about, in terms of best practices. this is going to surprise you, maybe. by quote ted -- i quote ted agnew all the time. governor agnew was elected governor of our state at the same time i was elected for the first time to the maryland state senate. in 1967, he gave his address. in that inaugural address, he said something i have repeated probably 10,000 times. because it was such a profound statement. we are talking about it today. his statement was the cost of failure far exceeds the price of the progress. frederick douglass said it another way from our eastern shore, as you know. he said it is easier to build strong children than it is to repair broken men. today, we say broken men and women. both of them said the same thing. if you invest, you will save. yes, there will be

james's replacement will be fran unsworth, a long—term bbc journalist who is currently his deputy, andho thought the bbc was part of the establishment during the eu referendum. clearly favouring remain. i think that the referendum was, of course, an incredibly polarising time, as you say, samira. but actually what's interesting is, of course, we've had complaints from both sides and what we try to do, and i think when you look back and you look at the coverage, what we actually did do, was set about trying to explain what the choice was, trying to report out what the choice was. if you look back over the last few years, there have been an extraordinary number of democratic moments, two referendums, two general elections, a host of others around the world. i think one of the real lessons of the last few years is you can't predict what's going to happen. you can't rely on either political predictions or polls, and that means for us we have to do what we're here for, we've got to make sure that people get a sense of what the choice is. you mention the need for the bbc to provide informed

beatriz: la alcaldesa dio una disculpa a los recientes que fran afectados hoy. ilegal. dijo que tuvieron casi 400 familias del programa que se quedaron sin programas para sus hijos. mÁs de 200 ancianos que dependen de centros de para mayores. muchas familias que no tendrÁn el centro de recreaciÓn. la gran mayorÍa de servicios no estÁ funcionando, incluido bibliotecas y limpieza de calles. personal de la policÍa y bomberos y estÁn trabajando. ella dijo que reconoce la frustraciÓn de los empleados pero no puede gastar dinero que no tiene, expresÓ. indicaron que desde hace siete meses han estado discutiendo un contrato laboral con ustedes regreso. palmira: rosas por tu reporte. por otra parte se le presentaron nuevas acusaciones a josÉ inés zÁrate, el inmigrante que saliÓ absuelto. ahora el grupo de abogados tendrÁ que lidiar con los nuevo cargos imputados por ser un delincuente en posesiÓn de un arma de fuego y por permanecer como indocumentado en este paÍs. por su parte, el fiscal de san francisco asegurÓ que el resultado en el juicio no eran lo que esperaba. >>

motorcycle enthusiasts from all around the bay area delivered donated toys yesterday to zuckerberg's fran general hospital. >> it is -- san francisco general hospital. >> it is important to give to the kids. you give to the kids every year and it makes you feel good. >> it provides gifts to more than 500 families each year in the annual tradition. >>> the supermoon is bringing us extreme tide this is morning. i will explain some of the warnings and what one group is hoping to learn from this today. >> and the deadly crash on the bay bridge over the weekend is still causing a traffic mess. we will have a live look coming up. and i'm neda iranpour, michelle has the morning off. let's start with a live look outside... the morning rush is about to start... with drivers hitting the roads heading to work.. we're monitoring what you can expect ... including your forecast. <<>> <<>> <<>> bay bridge commuters..espec >>> all right, welcome back to the 5:00 hour here on kpix 5 news this monday morning. we have nice clear skies across

college hoops, underway for the temple owls hosting tulane last night, fran dunphy temple owls cominggeorge a second half, they move the ball well. hit for three. had 17 points for the owls, then big night for mel investigate frazier, anti-lane here is time wind down, slams for two of his game high 25. fueling winds, 85 to 75. flyers coming offer the christmas break with back-to-back games in the sunshine state. tonight, it is the lightning in tampa, but last night, it was a panthers in miami. the panthers, got a to a big lil, second period, jonathan threw hadding none lead, in the thirds the flyers tried to mount a come back. picking up sixth of the season , three; just over five minute later, and the flyers score again. this time, it is shane there from the point. >> sean tips it in, the come back would fall short, the flthe to two. the eagles getting ready for sunday final gamfe ofhe course k foles is the center every a attention, onhat arp against the raiders, not like the week before against the giants. he37 yards and four touchdowns at the meadowlands. but foles struggles at the

judge alex cosign ski has served here on the 9 -- kozinski has served on the 9th court of appeal in fran for 32 years and retired today immediately amid a cloud of sexual misconduct allegations. women have called judge alex kozinski says he harassed them. he left a statement saying... the allegations span decades. heidi bomb was a clerk for the judge from 2006 to 2007 and said he called her into his office several times and pulled up pornography on his computer asking if she thought wit was photoshopped or aroused her sexually. and another woman said in a social conversation the judge said she should work out naked. he said it wasn't just clear he was imagining me naked but my fellow colleagues to do so, as well. that is what was humiliating about it. a conduct investigation was launched last week and the second circuit court of appeals is now handling the investigation. it is unclear if they will continue to look into the matter now that the judge is stepping down. in san francisco, jessica flores, kpix 5 news. >>> turning now to the raging thomas fire causing more devastation in southe

frans timmermans is vice—president of the european commission. acted with "a heavy heart. but the facts leave us with no choice. we have no other option. this is notjust about poland, it is about the eu as a whole." a number of things to play you on this. this is adam fleming in brussels. for about two years the european commission has been monitoring the situation in poland and they say there have been 13 pieces of legislation put in place or proposed which threaten democracy in the country, threaten the rule of law. what happened today is that frans timmermans, the first vice president of the european commission, recommended the triggering of article seven which is the eu's way, never used before, of disciplining countries with the rule of law under threat. now it moves to the european council, the eu leaders and they have the right to call in the prime minister poland and asking what he's doing and get him to explain himself. if four fifth of those leaders agree, pollen can be put under observation and recommendations can be made and the situa

inland around mid night and an fran temperatures close in to the low 50s. high clouds.aybe some patchy low clouds. most of that will likely be around the north bay and the valleys. the big changes coming up. of course air quality an issue. spare the air this weekend. towards the second of the new month. a pattern change ahead that will include rainmaking a come back. you can see here on the satellite a lot of clouds. it's the system out here that will be the first of two storms on the way. impact on the 7-day forecast and how much rain we're expecting coming up. in about eight minutes. >>> you can track the new years eve forecast by down loading or app. it is free. monitor your neighborhood or where you'll be ringing in the new year. >>> just ahead. a local hiker makes a disturbing discovery. what he found hanging from a tree. that's led to a warning tonight. embrace the high mountains but you can't get thigh on them. legalized recreational pot will happen in the new year. the peninsula. investigators say a hiker discovered a partially skinned coyote, hanging from a tre

. >> i'm fran seen williams and i live in alexander, virginia. i read an article that tiffany and company had something to do with the slave chokers or either they fashioned their oval choker necklaces off of the slave chokers. i wanted to know, is that true? thank you. >> so here is the facebook post. it has been shared more than 34,000 times. it shows a brass choker with a plaque that claims that the silver necklaces were actually copied off of the design. some posts go on to say you can see the collar at the african- american museum right here in d.c. so our verify researchers tracked the photo to the source. it is not d.c. clues in the photo lead us to the museum in philadelphia. representatives confirm this is their display. they took it ago. it is after tiffany threatened to sue the museum, saying there is zero evidence or documentation to connect the company or its design to slave collars. after taking a second look, the philly museum agreed. they said the display was created off of a story they heard when the item was donated. after they

ask your doctor about entresto ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> frans were rolling onbrandywine railroad holiday exhibition. more than a thousand locomotives, passenger and freight trains moved along 2,000 feet of track. it's one of the largest modular model railroads installations in the world. the exhibit at the brandywine river museum runs through january 7th. >>> a village of vendors offered unique holiday gifts at the green's grow holiday bazaar in kensington. the urban farm and garden center was transformed into a winter wonderland with fresh cut locally grown trees an wreaths. they offered handmade holiday ornaments, ceramics and jewelry. >>> and camden police officers gave santa a helping hand today loading trucks with toys for kids in the community. once all the presents were packed, santa and two elves went door-to-door to deliver the gifts, and they handed out about 1,000 new toys to kids all over the city. >>> well, take a look at the crowd inside temple university's leah core center at the eighth annual operation brotherly love. 1,700 children were invited

for this time of year that is fran tas particular. tomorrow we're partly cloudy. a warm day. we're getting up to 60-degrees with a real notice able strong winds out of the northwest at ten to 15 miles an hr. frontal boundary is going to cross us tomorrow night into wednesday, that's not terrible. friday a cooler day. thursday late day showers and showers are in our forecast on saturday. christmas eve on sun, the challenging time are christmas eve and christmas day. some of the models want to keep us around these temperatures, but one or two have us even warmer than that. we have a couple of showers possible christmas eave as well as christmas day around heemple that's your seven day forecast. >> back to you. thank you very much. santa clause is coming to a town near you. santa and his h firefighter elfs are in rock ville tonight and that's where we find our gary mcgrady. oh, look. they're on the sleigh . cool. that's right. it's the rockville val volunteer department fire department, what is this like to do this. >> that i remember as a kid and i love doing it for

fran snes >> wow, scott, thank you. >> this morning after spending a week at a maryland medical center, senator john mccain is back home. his office announcing the senator will not be back in washington until at least january and it couldn't have come at a worst time for the president with the long awaited vote on the $1.5 trillion tax bill expected to take place tomorrow in the house. as congress works furiously to fulfill the president's promise to, quote, give americans a tax cut for christmas. and they'll need every republican vote they can with democrats rejecting the bill in mass. here was the president remarking on his call with mccain's wife cindy. >> i wish her well. i wish john well. they're headed back, but i understand he'll come if we ever needed his vote which hopefully we won't. but the word is john will come back if we need his vote. and it's too bad. it's tough. he's going through a very tough time. there's no question about it. >> so, just how much will this impact that crucial tax vote? for more we go to nbc's edward lawrence in washington. edward, good morning. >> r

normal brain scene in young fran in stein but in any event, listen. neil: i think charles payne is there. >> sorry i had to put that in there. bottom line is corporations and boards have a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders and of course this is cosmetic because the first thing they do is big stock buybacks and m & a. they're not hiring people off the charts. now will they eventually hire people? i'm supply side. i think yes. where this tax plan goes abnormally wrong is on the individual side not on the corporate side. they are actually looking to raise taxes on some people and that's horrendous, where they give tax breaks to private equity executives and guys that run oil & gas companies in texas and there's a lot of weirdness in there. >> technically, those cuts even expire in 2025 even for middle class. >> but what i'm saying yes i agree but although they can extend but my point is they should have done something better on the individual side and i think that's where this thing could be a land mine for republicans and people like in april the

mid to upper 40's reported here, i want to show you list format, in nottingham fran in chester countylets see, we haven 's house, mark inone the cooler spots at 40. 47 degrees from carrie in mount laurel, we have a winner i think at 49 degrees in willing before he where ken is reporting and i believe that idea.mest spot of the pack your normal high is only 44 degrees, so b at these val ice we will not rebound but tells you that we are in the middle of a warm air mass. that cool air is playing catch up. looking at storm scan at wide zoom a little bit of snow rolling in don't worry about that, that has no impact. we will si feel like your eye gs drawn to this, don't worry about thisitll bypass us to theh and we won't worry about it, it brings in additional cloud as day goes on but when we look at wind speed thinks x factor what you will notice, notice it feels milder average l feel that wind and anytime it does flow it has a kick to the air. it will feel chillier, wind speed are sustained at 21 miles per her mark in allen continue so that is noticeable meanwhile 47 where we level off later