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wednesday,gh of 31, overnight terchts in the -- temperatures in the teens. >> santa will be bringing you a winter coat. >>> driver negligence and speed were killed when they were taking an excursion to see mayan ruins and their bus went off the road. >>> natural gas is blamed an explosion in a restaurant space in hollywood. the restaurant was vacant, but occupied participates above it were evacuated as a precaution. one person was treated for a minor injury an 1-year-old connecticut girl -- 11-year-old connecticut girl helped her mother deliver her new baby brother. angie said she was relieved when the paramedics arrived. they honored her behavery at a ceremony at the school. angie said she is not sure what she wants to be after she grows up, she is not ruling out a doctor or a nurse. look at her feeding the baby. >> a casino in our area is under new ownership that's ahead in "action news." >>> one retailer is counting down the christmas week with 83 hours of straight shopping. >> y is the day we is say hello to winter, for better or worse, some of us happy about that, some of us not

let's switch bonthose, to the gh i want to gave you a travel forecast too, you may be traveling, if you rail, out co d afternot there, pretty much everywhere around the greater northeast a talking 62, colder there than it has been in recent days, orlando up degrees, 52 new orleans, dallas little chilly but the core of the that chill that is confine here out in the twin cities. your high is just chicago, o'hare, checking in with really light round of snow, wou in't worry too much about that causing delays. sky harbor full of penn state ersthe big fiesta bowl tomorrow. it looks as though we will see some chill in the air well, sunshine, and high of 52, r day if i can, coldest day monday, flirting here, pat, with record cold for the new yeally e some pretty brutal stuff. >> hang in bed, all day among ih ooh your plan? >> good plan. this is 95, this northbound, right before bridge street. we have disable vehicle off to the're jumping out on the roadway in the next few minute, taking 95, justover. give these guys some room. they look like they're working on the front right tire there. this i

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gh paying american jobs in a ve low paying global market place. to maintain, a level of full employment, when, when, innovation and technological change is reducing traditional jobs. how to maintain the, openness, to cultural change, with a respect for tradition. and those are obstacles that we're facing as a party. and more profoundly as a country. whether we have trump or not, those are still, still, big obstacles and big, big hurdles for democrats still to come. >> let's get down to nitty-gritty of, of the big issue. the-- the reason you are in paris, cleveland heights mimate celebrate since the global accord was signed. of course you were there. 50 other world leaders were there. but no president trump. no official american delegation. the only country to be out of this group of -- of this coalition. what was the atmosphere there? >> well the atmosphere was one of enthusiasm for president macron because he gave -- a, a real articulate statement of the climate change threat and the cause that we now have to embark upon. i have not heard world l

i'm phil lebeau outside of montreal, canada, with the story of the bombardier c series, gh >>> boeing and brazilian aircraft maker are in merger talks. the two companies confirmed they are engaged in discussions but there's no guarantee a deal will get done. such a get-together would strengthen boeing's position in the regional jet market at a time when rival airbus is trying to do the same. but any tie-up would be subject to approval by the brazilian government. >>> boeing also finds itself at the center of a brewing trade war between the u.s. and canada. united states wan to slap a nearly 300% tax on canadian rival bombardier's commer befor to delta and other american airlines. bombardier says the allegations it's facing are ridiculous. phil lebeau ise bombardier as. >> reporter: as deliveries of bombardier's new c series plane take off, there's a push in the u.s. to slap a heavy tax on the plane. boeing says the price of the c series is so low it's being dumped in the u.s. and could hurt boeing. an accusation bombardier's ceo >> we're doing exactly what everybody in the industry do

. >> the question is what role gh play in the do. shutdown. steven cruz strategist joins us.nks so much for being here. we know this only extends this for two more weeks. do you think that there is a chance that daca will actually come up as we try top extend it beyond those two weeks that this will be a sticking point. >> well, there's definitely a chance that it will be a sticking point. there's certainly a chance that it will come up as the conversation continues to happen and as both republicans and democrats understand that we need a permanent legislative solution to deal with the dreamers. however, i don't think that this is going to be so much of a sticking point that we see the government shut down as a result of failure to act on daca or of any actions that are taken to advance the legislation. >> you know, steven it sounded like for awhile when it looked like daca was going to sunset so to speak the president had some interest in keeping it around. there were some republicans that saw some value in keeping daca around but now it seems like those voices have gone sil

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gh you're right, iraq was a catastrophe. mistake we made, in addition to launching that war to begin with, is to then not followingo up and just saying, "now we're getting the heck out"he guess what, it would have cost more military spending to stay a little bit longer and make sure we were actually dealing with the consequences afterwards.qu but we all agree on military engagement not being the answera >> watson: but here's--e >> military action. >> >> watson: we're running out of time and i want to get a final word from everyone. i'm going to start over there, cliff. i'm going to ask everyone for a final thought, whether a thought you agree with on the other side or a fresh thought you haven't shared yet.sh 30 seconds but no more. >> i do think we've been a generation of war. it's something my organization-- we're trying to educate students on having real conversations on foreign policy and i thinki that's what we're doing. i do think we have got to focus on diplomacy. bombing countries, from my opinion, is never going to

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ghs for his second touchdown of the -- goes in for his second touchdown of the game.nishes its season with a 30-14 win. >> i keep thinking what warrior opponents must be thinking. steph curry is out of the lineup and the warriors still have an 11-game winning streak. >> they did. they lost one the other night. they had 11 going. now they have one going again. some of that stretch was without draymond green. think back to last year right before the playoffs. they had that streak going without durant. it's been said that this is one of the deepest teams in the history of the league and they are getting a chance to prove that. >> they are all around talented. kd has been raking in the points each game doing an excellent job and making up for the splash brothers missing in action this year. >> wait until they get everybody back. >> i like that james harrison story. he goes to the patriots. they could meet in the playoffs. >> they could meet in the playoffs. >> i bet he's excited about that. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us. our coverage continues next at 7:00 on

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gh's ben roethlisberger. ots' what a wild play! new england seems to get it all the time, the interceptions in the end zone. now pittsburgh's ben roethlisberger here intercepting the pass. take one more look. there you go. patriots preserving the win 27- 24. >> he keeps doing it. >> yes. >>> 6:25. sexual misconduct allegations now forcing an nfl owner to sell his team. >> and where steph curry steps into the picture, coming up. >> plus, power has been restored to atlanta's airport but trouble from travelers is far from over. how flight, including from san francisco have been effected. >>> working to stop fast moving flames, the fire fight in california and the damage left behind. >> plus, the country's busiest airport losing power and stranding flights across the country. the delays being felt here and the bay area. >> and gunfire erupting on bay area freeways more than 100 times in the past two years. >> we should not have our citizens driving on the freeway with fear that shots could be fired at any time. >> how police are fighti

gh >>> happening now, the spirit of giving is in full effect. right now sacred heart community service helping out thousands of families. >> the program started back in 1964 and many people rely on it during the holidays. nbc bay area's kris sanchez filed this report before heading to breaking news. >> reporter: sacred heart is even busier than usual. not only is there the food distribution, but they also are prepping for the toy distribution later on this week. this week, today and tomorrow folks are picking up their 50-pound boxes of food complete with the regular staples and also with a turkey or a ham. 3200 low-income families will get this box and it's something that sacred heart has committed to doing since 1964. on thursday and friday, this is the real action, parents will get to come into the toy room and pick out gifts for their little ones. the sweet thing here, the kids don't have to know where they came from. they can give the children their gifts according to their own family traditions. sacred heart, though, only has about half of

gh*ens backdrop, privileged white owners call them monster homes. the change could be to legalize apartments not keep single family homes small. a planning department representative candidly admitted on theirs le, we're not trying to solve the housing crisis with this. affordable planning advocates and the housing commission should ask why not? a single family home and duplex that's not too big is the real issue. the problem is below market rate units that should be being built in these neighborhoods but aren't because it's not legal. san francisco must take bold steps to course correct and end rich neighborhood's lack of contribution to solving our housing crisis. instead t planning department, as directed by the planning commission, is moving us in the wrong direction. to increase affordability, the city should upzone its residential neighborhoods. please allocate resources accordingly. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is daniel bergerac. ied that honor of being the president recommending 300

speaker, this event will be looked upon by scholars as they time to gh the understand what happened at this time. they will ponder and they will find that 58 persons were the first 58 to vote to impeach donald john trump. the first 58. not the last 58, mr. speaker. there will be another opportunity for us to remove donald john trump from the presidency. mr. speaker, when i took my vote yesterday, i voted for a lot of constituents. i just want to single out a few. i voted for the man who stood , cup orner under a bridge in his hand asking for help. when he saw me, he had a big smile on his face. i voted for him because his words to me, paraphrasing were, i am so proud of what you're doing with that impeachment. this is a man standing in the streets of life, sleeps in the streets of life. i voted for the person who was on a serving line at a cafeteria. i eat in cafeterias quite regularly, who said, right on, keep on. i voted for the woman that saw al t church and said, green, you're a trouble maker, but don't you stop until you impeach trump. mr. speaker, i voted for people who will neve

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welcome to arizona, welcome to the deadly gh 2017 winter meeting. 2017 winter meeting. i will turn it over to our past chair, steve bullock. >> think -- i would like to thank all of you for being year. talents bute many christine certainly did not marry you for your voice. [laughter] for our first acre, it is my true and sincere pleasure to introduce our first speaker, tony tark. he was announced as the forest chief early this year and he made time this summer to get out of washington and join us on the ground in support of our efforts to fight wildfires. he wasly days after announced as the chief, there he was in missoula, or in seeley lake, or on one of our biggest fires. as governor, and as an individual, tony, i sincerely appreciate that commitment from the beginning and i look forward to welcoming you back to this country -- big sky country when we are all not eating smoke everyday, for sure. the chief has been working with must all his adult life, having started with the agency at age 18. ofbrings a track record leadership and accomplishments which will no doubt s

and it all started with a debate over inauguration crowd size, gh >> you did not answer the question of why the president asked the white house press secretary to come out in front of the podium, for the first time, and utter a falsehood. why did he do that? it undermines the credibility of the entire white house press office -- >> no it doesn't, don't be so overly dramatic about it, chuck. what -- you're saying it's a falsehood, and they're giving, sean spicer, our press secretary gave alternative facts to that, but the point -- >> wait a minute. alternative facts? alternative facts four of the five facts he uttered. the one thing he got right, zeke miller said they were not true. alternative facts are not facts. they're falsehoods. can you say definitively that there was no promises, no winks, no anything that somehow there was an acknowledgment that these sanctions will be -- will go away as quickly as possible once the inauguration takes place? >> so, chuck, almost every single day general flynn talks to counterparts and ambassadors from all over the world. almost every single da

clouds fill back in for the gh valley after sunshine this morning. 38 this afternoon.t 40 degrees in delaware. and new jersey, mostly cloudy skies, and 40 degrees. late this afternoon, this evening, first showers move into the shore. and southern delaware. have a great day. >> this dafootball" weather is brought is brought t verizon, the best network and the bestunl limlive, local and primetime gamewith nfl mobile. only on vezon. >> who is ready for sunday? >> we are. >> it's sunday night, football nighaltimore ravens are heading to pittsburgh for a cold one. and a football game. 26 degrees by game time. windchi windchill, 16 degrees with that wind. you can catch the steelers and ravens on sunday night. coverage at 7:00 eastern with "football night in erica. >> yes. nice job. >> i mean. >> thank you. >>> coming up -- decorating a pineapple instead of a tree? we're going to debate some of the holiday season's new trends. >>> from "the greatest showman," zac efron will be here live. >>> and a teenager that uses his time to give back to his community. >>> first, amazon un

of inflation toward a selfgenerally speaking, the gh news are very positive.t elaborate on that. thenow the vision in projections go in the right directions. thank you. >> from cnbc, a follow-up question on one will you give us more of an idea of how the qe program or the asset program will look like after september? there is speculation it could be of -- july ory june. the second question is whether you, the governing council or yourself have thoughts about what it means that the monitor policy is most likely still in place when we see the economy again, meaning that you could be left with not a lot of ammunition as a central bank to counter the economic again, meaning inflation,uld be leftdownturn,m what is your idea here? it frankly does not seem likely today. in a sense, it seems to be a more remote possibility that would it be -- that it would be a year ago or six months ago. on the other point, really, if we go through the statement i just made, let me go step-by-step. we continue to expect interest rates to remain at a present level for a time and go pa

erin, i like this one because there's a personal thing to this,ri gh >> yes. >> a little bit of your> let's start off with a christmas ornament, you say any of us can make. >> this is a great alternative to cocoa mix or cookie mix. we have a mixture of dried spices. parsley and we used paper like this to make a funnel. and we bought these ornmentes at the dollar store. >> we have these little labels and instructions. mix it with mayo or sour cream. >> how cute and original. let's go to a bath bomb. everybody loves those. how do you make them? >> it's more simple. we're going to use some baking soda, epsom salts and coconut oil. we put them in molds. when you're done, you have beautiful bath bombs. you can make a whole batch for the cost of one at the store. >> do they smell good? >> they smell great. >> if you want a personalized gift, this one is simple. but you have to have good handwriting. >> we're going to see how good your handwriting is. we have the porcelain pens that dry in seconds. you can have a great gift for mom, dad, anyone who is a coffee or tea lover. it's perfect. we

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