but the hartleys say the recent media spotlight on the disorder is both good and bad. >> the media'sut of this. i mean, nobody would wish this on their kid. >> you're frustrated because it is painted as the bogeyman? >> yeah. oh my god, let's please try to spray the entire country so nobody gets bit by mosquitos so nobody would have to have a kid like that. yet i'm greatful for the exposure and people say, does your child have microcephaly? you just used the word microcephaly! for 14 years it's like, she has what? >> do it, clair, you know what to do. yay! >> reporter: this summer gwen captured what she says are clair's first steps ever. >> those are the moments you'll look back and go, wow. you know? this is -- this is a life worth living. >> you okay? >> reporter: throughout the years, as clair grew up alongside her big brother cal, doctors told gwen and scott the odds were on their side if they were to have a third child. >> it was sort of a leap of faith. i mean, it wasn't one that we didn't plan out and think through. >> you went in with eyes open? >> yes. >> reporter: 26 weeks

the challenge on leinster‘s sean o'brien was reckless, saying hartley had ‘let down his country.‘ butper should be allowed to "pay the penalty and get on with it". the two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova will miss the first grand slam of next year — the australian open — following surgery on her left hand. she underwent an operation lasting four hours yesterday and believes she‘s lucky to be alive, after a knife attack at her home in the czech republic. it‘s thought it was a random burglary and kvitova wasn‘t specifically targeted. the finnish driver valtteri bottas looks likely to become lewis hamilton‘s new team—mate at mercedes. his current team — williams — have persuaded felipe massa to stay on for another season if bottas leaves to replace the retired world champion nico rosberg. mercedes have had one offer for bottas turned down, but a deal is expected to be done in the new year. that‘s all sport for now. thank you, see you later. the government has been told it shouldn‘t keep computer data under laws which critics have called the "snoopers‘ charter". the european court o

hartley says he was at a party the night before and was very also heading to court this morning -- 18-year-old samira coleman-wilks.according to the criminal complaint, samira was traveling at 83 miles per hour at 27th and capitol... when she crashed... killing an 18 and 19 year-old.milwaukee police say she's never had a valid driver's license... and was speeding away from officers who pulled her over, when the crash prison for his involvment with death of little laylah petersen .barrett was one of two men who opened fire on the five year old's house back in november of 2014. laylah was sitting on her grand-pa's lap when she was shot and killed. milwaukee police say the men wanted revenge for a murder and mistakenly shot at the wrong house. some of wisconsin's most rural and rustic areas-- could get a broadband ?boost soon. governor scott walker is making a broadband internet to rural parts of the state. the governor says he's held 70 plus public listening sessions-- and thousands of people have the same complaint-- they need better service. he's asking lawmakers to pass a 35-million

the challenge on leinster‘s sean o'brien was reckless, saying hartley had "let down his country". skipper should be allowed to "pay the penalty and get on with it". we should hear this afternoon details of the investigation into the head injury suffered by george north when playing for northampton against leicester at the beginning of the month. a concussion panel was set up after north was allowed to play on, despite landing on his head. television replays appeared to show the wales and lions winger lying motionless after a mid—air tackle. he's been out of action since but he could return on friday night against sale. celtic are 14 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after beating bottom side partick thistle i—o. scott sinclair scored the only goal of the game. the champions are now unbeaten in 21 domestic matches and they have a game in hand on second placed rangers. league one side peterborough united will travel to stamford bridge to face chelsea in the fa cup third round after beating notts county 2—0. peterborough struck with less than two minutes gone. gwion

head coach eddiejones says hartley "let down his country" but "isn't on his last chance". new drilling for oil and gas in most us—owned waters in the arctic ocean as well as parts of the atlantic. he's used a 19505 federal law to make the change — meaning that donald trump will have to go through the courts if he wants to overturn it. our environment analyst roger harrabin reports. the oil industry has a bad safety record in northern waters. look back to 1989, the tanker exxon valdez aground in alaska. spilling hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude oil. polluting 1300 miles of coastline. some of the oil still endures and some animal species have yet to recover. northern waters are so cold, it takes bacteria much longer to break up oil products than it would in warmer waters. and drilling conditions are among the most challenging on earth. as shell discovered in 2014, its drilling rig also aground in the arctic‘s tempestuous seas. the firm later halted its arctic exploration programme. this is a win—win for common—sense, it isa this is a win—win for common—sense, it is

and dylan hartley is likely to remain as the england captain. he has let the country done with his latest ban. i will be back with more just after half the home office has said it will seek to overturn a european court ofjustice ruling which found the government should not retain internet data under the dripa law which critics called the "snoopers charter". the court's judgment said "eu law precludes a general and indiscriminate retention of traffic data and location data". let's cross over to westminster and get more on this from our political correspondent, vicki young. tell us what this ruling means? well, the government says it is very disappointed with all of this, it is worth remembering this is an incredibly controversial piece of legislation, when it went through parliament, there were many, many critics as you say, who said this was a snoopers' charter, that it really took away people's rights, that it was the government overstepping the mark. on the other side of the argument, you have counter—terrorism, experts, you have the police, a

they take on bishop hartley. the coach bill for their 12 state championship. ill take on saint ann's. the browns hit the bye week with four to play. a week from sunday against the bengals. one looks into the tunnel and says, in those four games, is there one win?>> they still try to fight and win a game. it's hard for any organization. th all the guys leaving us, nobody saw any signs of putting. >> their best shot is a week from sunday. >> that tunnel looks awfully as many of you have noticed. with had problems with our transmitter over the past day or so. at 2 am for an hour 45 minutes. will take our transmitter down again interrupting the signal so we can put a permanent fix in place. at that time, many of you will not be able to watch cell three programming. >>> that should be in place by the time cell three news today begins at 4:30 am. you can tune in in the morning. >>> part that which has been on his way into a. >>> that thingamajig. >>> what would we do without you? >> you'll find out it to. >>> we'll see you in a bit. have a great night. >>> tonight,

determined to stick with his ca pta i n dyla n appears determined to stick with his captain dylan hartleyub match for northampton. he was suspended for six weeks after earning the third red card of his career and jones admitted the challenge was reckless, saying hartley elet down his country. he also said his skipper should be allowed to pay the penalty and get on with it. the finnish driver valtteri bottas looks likely to become lewis hamilton's new team—mate. his current team have persuaded massa to stay on for another season. if bottas leaves. mercedes have had one offer turned down for bottas but a deal is expected in the new year. league one side peterborough united will travel to stamford bridge to face chelsea in the fa cup third round after they beat notts county. peterborough struck with two minutes gone, just five minutes later, paul taylor made his first fa goal a memorable one, hoping to earn his side a premier league tie against the leaders. a multimillionaire property developer has been found guilty of murdering his escort girl. he admitted killing georgina simons. let us go

england rugby head coach eddiejones is determined to stick with the no hartley despite his sending offsuspended the six weeks after the third red card of his career. and the challenge was reckless, and jones said he had let down his country. he also said his skipper should be allowed to pay the penalty and get on with it. val terry bass is looks to become lewis hamilton's new team—mate at mercedes. williams have persuaded felipe massa to stay on for another season felipe massa to stay on for another seasonif felipe massa to stay on for another season if bottas leads to replace a nico rosberg. mercedes have had an offer for bottas turndown, but a deal is expected to be done in the new year. five matches in the german bundesliga tonight and the minute's silence will be held before all of them in memory of those who died in them in memory of those who died in the bowling christmas market attack. among the games, the top two play each other as bayern munich taken oui’ each other as bayern munich taken our beloved sick. they are locked on 36 points each, but it is rb lab sick who have had f

kate hartley from mohcd to do a presentation a few weeks ago we were concerned about some of the gaps in the affordable housing funding and market-rate funding that we've seen given your commitment to the building 27 and a half percent affordable housing on the island he it being a big piece of why question had move forward unanimously with this development project on the island several things have not workout in the last couple of years with the increasing of construction costs as well as the stated overturning our redevelopment we use as we were depending upon using it more affordable housing and many questions came up from the board of supervisors rightly so how we plan to build the commitments we've made to the public with the first two affordable housing parcels calendar to be available for development in 2018 we want to make sure those projects move forward as soon as those paralyze are available and have the funding sources in order to put that together. i nevertheless to say, since you're here come up first i'll not be the only one to ask questions and rebecca is here >> good

hartley cloudy skies. look at the extended forecast. temperatures remain on the cool side into tomorrow. slowly climbing into monday, tuesday, wednesday. perhaps increase in cloud cover thursday but right now does not look like we're going to see much rain. >> so obvious which one is the weather person. you are going on vacation to hawaii. 80-degree temperature. to go on vacation. negative degrees. >> i'm not sure why you chose that. >> merry christmas and happy hanukkah. >> i'll see you when you get back. >>> that does it for us. sports wrap is next. golden bears go for a school record 27 straight home wins. >>> the warriors take on the rival trailblazers as they go for their fourth straight win. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. c

curious to hear hartley's views, but when someone comes out in his -- in his position and makes a statement like he made on carrier or, for example, takes aim at the cost of the f-35 program or the air force one being built, that gives americans a sense, john, that there's someone out there looking out for everyone and i think that that may have played some kind of role in this overall consumer confidence number. >> it very well could have. i think these are smaller moves that could maybe shift in the -- a lot of people and a lot of business individuals are really looking forward to is actually bringing down the corporate tax rate and having serious corporate tax reform bringing that down from the current 35% rate which is the highest down to 20 or maybe 15% and finally bringing home some of those tax -- some of those dollars there's roughly $2.5 trillion sitting off shore. >> working for everybody else's economy, by the way, and not ours. unfortunately i have to leave it there. john, thank you so much. good to see all of you. i do want to remind you we're waiting on donald trump who is exp

. >> general hartley, what are the possibilities for the u.s. to retaliate?o possibility. we're in the midst of cybercampaign right now. not all out cyberwearfare, it ws element, we watched estonia, what happened there in georgia and ukraine and other places. talking about what is going on now, early stages, spyware in place. seen many examples. mr. podesta, senator graham and others have said it's placed in the system. affected the trust. that's usually phase two. next thing is how do you affect infrastructure? what do you attack and how? you have to be quiet and nuanced about it to make sure the attacker is not known specifically. seen that in this campaign that russia has initiated several years ago and peaked in the last several months. and full extent of the campaign is some shutdown, financial apparatus, electrical power grid or government. all in play. we have to be careful and cries to have people investigating it is critically important. president in his statement tonight has suggested there are counters to this. one of the main elements of cyber war

they take on bishop hartley. at eight, good luck, they and the coach bill for their 12 state championship. ill take on saint ann's. with four to play. a week from sunday against the bengals. one looks into the tunnel and says, in those four games, is there one win?>> they still try to fight and win a game. it's hard for any organization. that's what's really good about this locker room. all the guys leaving us, nobody saw any signs of putting. >> that tunnel looks awfully damn. >>> we'll be right back. as many of you have noticed. with had problems with our transmitter over the past day or so. at 2 am for an hour 45 minutes. will take our transmitter down so we can put a permanent fix in place. at that time, many of you will not be able to watch cell three programming. >>> that should be in place by the time cell three news today begins at 4:30 am. you can tune in in the morning. >>> i think they picked up the part that which has been on his way into a. >>> that thingamajig. >>> you? >> you'll find out it to. >>>

extent, if you continue to harp on business, if you continue to see business as the enemy, john hea hartley, then business reacts accordingly and ceos become nervous getting money into the economy and to get it to start working for them. so now there's an opportunity. there's an opportunity for that to change, in part, maybe because this is a guy who comes from business himself. >> i think one of the most important pieces of the tax plan will be how well the corporate rate is reduced to. and president trump and paul ryan are on the same page, they believe the corporate tax rate needs to be reduced from 35% as it currently is down to 15%. currently, we have the highest corporate tax rate and we have seen tax inversions over the past few years of companies leaving the u.s. and taking jobs and tax dollars with them. >> it is sitting overseas, you get $2 trillion sitting overseas helping other economies instead of ours. lindsey bell, last question to you, the one concern the bears have these days is that interest rates are going to move higher more quickly than some people anticipate and expect

reinvigorated after the hartley bug. ity were taking advantage of for intelligence matters. it for intelligence matters. this is called the vulnerabilities equities process. it is unclear to the extent it is being used for all of the bugs that are out there. they say it is being used but we know that the bug use in the apple case in san bernardino was not put through this process because they never took possession of it. it is supposed to cover every time the government discovers or comes into possession of a vulnerability. this was like a black's box -- a black box. it is also not codified. the first panel was talking about a lot of the uncertainty of the policies that are in place right now as opposed to the laws, whether or not they were -- will continue to the next administration. in addition to the fact it is unclear how often it is used, we do not know the state of it come january if that process will continue to operate. conflated two issues here when we talk about disclosure. the first is disclosure, when we analogy,sledgehammer that might be a nice simplifying analo

departments work together a seamless relationship and, of course, enabled by director lee and kate hartley and others that relationship between sophie and our staff has been preview and helpful in the work and a model how agencies work together i appreciate the conformation and recognize sophie for our outstanding work. >> thank you, mr. lee. >> welcome. >> thank you what can we say. >> what did you do to chase her away (laughter) just a workload i can return the - >> (laughter). oh, >> fair enough one of the things that i think everybody really appreciate about sophie and one of her dedications to the city; right? she's to dedicated to do the right thing and push things along to get things done and she's demonstrated that with the planning department and definitely at the mayor's office of housing and community development we - she worked on many issues where they were very difficult issues with people that were very, very industry dents on each side of the issues one of her robots so listen to both sides and see if there's an ability to come to a solution somewhere in the middle and in m

hartley because of politics and the referendum and concern over the dissolution of the european unionink that is a little bit too overreactive. we will start to see some stability. the real weakness of the euro will come from the differential in growth between the european union and the united states. the dollar is picking up strength. the yen is also picking up. this is more about a big short position against the euro needs to play out and work its way through. the euro will continue to weaken against the dollar but in a more orderly fashion. betty: thank you so much again, andrew. officially, the prime minister says he will offer his resignation to the president. he will see him tomorrow and will then offer his resignation. we will keep our eyes on all the we will keep our eyes on all the developments we will keep our eyes on all the developments i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private

. >> justin hartley, the heartthrob, carts me around the set of "this is us" but why is he making histv brother swoon? >> i look at justin and i get a little googly-eyed. >> no. >> love you, man. >> now, the "insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. hello, everybody. welcome to the "insider." we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today. >> we're kicking it off with the number one story everyone is talking about. >> life returning to the closest thing to normal when the world's eyes are fixated on watching this new royal romance get serious. meghan markle is now back in toronto after spending a romantic week with prince harry in london. this morning on the way the a yoga class, the 35-year-old "suits" star stayed bundled in the freezing temperatures with a black coat and green hat. in london harry continued his royal duties.

if you remember, this time last year and i got chad hartley to make a mosquito wreck your at the top of the mountain here. you are mowing grass this time last year? >> pretty much. it was a warm one last year, but this year's fantastic that everything is so big. about 20 inches of snow and three feet here in the mountains. >> it's wonderful. >> a lot of companies have invested in upgrades for the year and it looks like it's going to be a great year. we did earlier, by the way. neil: be safe, guys. be safe. more after this. ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. neil: the count down is now on for the doughnuts that have to arrive when the caucus to one hour even 17 minutes in 30 seconds because because that's what it was about 17, almost 18 minutes ago with a start amazon order after they quickly delivered on the doughnut codes and got the various doughnuts we requested. five dozen doughnuts, all different types, which may staff au

there is a processing government for this, it was reinvigorated is the term that was used after the hartleybug was discovered because there was a lot of speculation that the nsa may have known about the bug and not disclosed it because they were taking advantage of it for intelligence matters. so the white house started this process again. it's called the vulnerabilities equity process. it is unclear to the extent that it is being used for all of the bugs that are out there. they say it's being used, but we know for example that the bug used in the apple case bernardino was not put through this process because they never took possession of it. it's supposed to cover every time the government discovers or comes into possession of a vulnerability, but this one was kind of like a black box and they never had it to put through the process. it's also not quantified so the first panel was talking about a lot of the uncertainty of the policies that are in place as opposed to the laws and whether or not they will continue into the next administration. in addition to the fact that it's unclear how o

i remember back in the reagan days, rex jones, who was head of ge, and fred hartley, i think, who wasead of exxon, used to ask me to talk to the president about this, that and the other issue and i'd say why don't you talk to him directly. they might be worried about conflict of interest. there's no conflict much interest. once rex tillerson becomes secretary of state his sole focus will be on the united states and not his old company. i think that's what we need is experts in these areas who can really do a great job, by the way. stuart: it's great to see a great grandfather so fired up on a monday morning. [laughter] >> whoa, whoa. stuart: stay right there for a second. i've got to deal with the market. we could be in for another record on opening bell. we' we're 223 points, this is the trump rally, more in a moment. look at oil, we're up, non-opec and opec producers agree on a cut. oil prices the highest in a 17-month high. and energy stocks, they, too, are going higher in premarket trading this morning. then look at boeing, please. they signed a $16 billion deal to sell planes to

hartley in campaign world, that world of democratic and republican strategist, and particularly in these tremendous amount of tension and bad feelings, not just about the outcome of the race but some of the tactics and appeals to voters used in those closing weeks. scarlet: perhaps the most notable is who was not there, steve bannon. six clinton staffers versus five from trump and steve bannon was the elephant in the room come in that he was not there. thatto us about the role steve bannon plays now. are we expecting to hear from him publicly, or is he only whispering in donald trump's ear? >> fascinating question. yesterday, there was a recognition that he could become a real lightning rod, and some protesters on campus, regardless of whether or not he would come. -- fromphen bennett steve bannon's perspective, he wins either way. be advising trump about communication, but for many of us covering the white house, a real interest in how much of a public figure he will be and how much he remains behind the scenes, either way he will exert a lot of influence helping donald trump understand