great throw and great catch by hines. let's see how much clock goes off here. they were struggling going fast earlier. they are a huddle team. they do have a hurry-up offense like everyone does but have practiced it more recently as part of their regular offense. should have some comfort. nichols is the set back. brissett with the fake. rifles that one short. complete to the 44 yard line. they really can't afford the short passes now. they have to score two touchdowns and get the ball back from clemson when they get it. >> ed: at this point you score again -- >> mike: all-out blitz coming. brissett throws incomplete. intended for alston. flag down. that's going to be roughing the quarterback. that's a big 15 yards. the middle linebacker b.j. goodson. >> referee: roughing the passer. number 98. targeting. >> ed: targeting means he gets tossed. it goes to further review. let's see. first of all it's -- it was goodson, not dodd. >> mike: there is no forcible contact to the head or neck area. so this will be called off. we'll bring in doug rhodes, the former superv

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with bud craft which brought hines and their position in these industries, are they going to move over and buy mandolese the snack portion of kraft? are they going to buy pepsi? coca-cola? these regulatory issues don't stop. we are part of worldwide consolidation of getting big, bigger, bigger. we see a lot of as i said a lot of coordination at the moment, they're not again we've worked on this side. it's complicated but they're allowing deals to go through. higher prices ultimately yes. bigger brands, yes. world coordination of and where, yes. but how big is big? and where do we go from here? >> ankor, we voanl a couple of minutes left. what about china, what about tsing dao, a big national brand and becoming a bigger global brand? >> behind the u.s. the merge raises the most competitive concerns in china. i would expect them to be as in the u.s. the offer of season divestitures in china as well. >> wow. i want to thank my guests, greg engert, ankor kapur, antitrust law specialist and tom perko. managing director of bev mart. i'll be back with a final thought on beer and the lure of u

it is a life hine line for this part of the west bank. >> right. so we know that that particular checkpoint has been closed but we don't know how long that's going to be for. and what about the response of israeli security forces elsewhere, hoda as the violence continues? >> the response of the israeli security forces we have seen earlier that there has been several -- there have been five attacks or alleged attacks over the last 48 hours in the occupied west bank. before that, all of them were happening on the other side. now, the first one happened in nabalas. three earlier today in hebron and then this latest one here in ramallah. palestinians will tell you, israelis are using excessive force. each time any of these attacks happen, they are questioned whether the person, the palestinian, was really about to carry out an attack or not. there was circulating about the first attack of the day in hebron. you do see on that video a jewish settler holding a gun. you see a palestinian on the floor, and you see some israeli soldiers who move in, don't t

sun hine will be returning in our mid week time frame. we have another front friday. that will will bring us another shower chance this week, but what it really brings us is much cooler temperatures for the weekend. we are talking highs in the upper 50's, for saturday and sunday, but certainly that wasn't what we saw yesterday. we had high of 76 degrees, really over achieved, not a record, there would be 88 degrees. but the average is 68. so see just how warm we've been. really split week. 70s yesterday, 70s again today. but then the rest of the week, we've got 60s coming our way, then as i mentioned even 50's as we head toward the weekend for our highs. sixty-one in philadelphia, you can see we're at 52 mount pocono, 50 in reading, little cool start for you there. look at wildwood, 62 degrees, my warmest mark on the map right now. forty-eight in quakertown, they're chilly, but 58 in palmyra. isn't that amazing, just drive few miles, have entirely different temperature. we have this to deal with. so we talked about this yesterday. we've got weak cold front tracking ac

b - i cold case unit have identififd a "person of interest" in the case... 52 - year - old daniel (hine - rick) heinrich of annandale minnesota. he was just arrested for possession of child pornography. 3 "given the nature of these arges and as a result of similarities between the abduction jacob wetterling, a number of unsolved sexual assaults in central minnesota dating back to the 1980's, and the alleged criminal actions of danny heinrich, we consider him to be a person of interest in the wetterling abduction."3 after a search of (hine - rick)'s heinrich's home... police also found some d - n - a on some clothing that might link him to the sexual assault of a boy in 1989. heinrich lives in an area where quite a few boys have been assaulted. 3 the state of south dakota's poultry producers are still trying to recover from this spring's bird flu outbreak... which is still taking a big toll on egg productiti in the state.according to the u - s - d - a... south dakota chickens only produced 36 million eggs last month... that's down from 65 million in september 20 - 14. that number comes f

if you are looking hine me, live shot from mobile three. what we have is water main break, happened saturday, in the summerton section of philly. now, this is southampton road between theresa drive and co-vat drive. road is open, as you can see, these travelers are moving on right by, but there is some restrictions in place. >> been in place since saturday, make note, could cause delays for some of you little later. another place this morning, construction, in exton, this is since cleared. route 100 near business route 30. one lane was open since the road had been cleared, but now it is all clear. so looking really good in this stretch. looking at the vine, looking good here, you can see, we starting to get our normal volumes levels start willing in the five hour. we do have bridge repair construction starts tonight. vine will be closing tonight, between 11 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. this will happen every night this week until thursday, again, closes the eastbound westbound direction, between broad street and 76, remember, this is in east and west

police say 27 year old father was hine the wheel. they don't foe if he drove into the water intentionally. >> similar tragedy in santa cruz, california. sat date my a car plunged into a war of. one of the two men inside died yesterday. the other is in critical condition. lifeguards able to pull the two men out of the vehicle. eyewitnesses say that the men were underwater for nearly 20 minute, before help arrived. investigators say, it is not clear what caused that car to go into the water. >> 5:49. game of cops and robbers ends with a six year old boy accidentally shooting and killing his three year old brother. chicago police have now charged their father. andrew spencer tells elsewhere the child apparently found that gun. >> israel lasalle said he didn't even know there was a gun in the house until he found his three year old grandson shot. lasalle said he heard a pop, then saw iaian's six year old brother running up the stairs. >> and he tells me that somebody shot his brother. you know. and i told him well, who is going to shoot

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meeting gets started at 10:30 at the hine s convention center. >>> the city of boston could ban realistic toy guns from public places. this comes after a series of close calls between police and kids with replica guns. police commissioner bill evan is pushing for the ban. he tells us that his biggest fear that the officer may kill a child carrying one of the toy toys. of our city. these guns seem real, they feel real, nothing to distinguish them from a real gun. >> this year alone, they on if case kateed 39 of these replica happenedguns. >>> a holiday tradition more than a decade old is in jeopardy. the the. the high school chorus sings carols, poses for pictures and location sell homemade food and craft, but now the building inspector says the event violates zoning laws. the nursery's owners are challenging the decision. >> i was really surprised and really disappointed because i really don't know what harm this event causes. i just don't know what his thinking was. laws prohibit the nursery from selling things that aren't related to agriculture. the board will bring up the matter again

business, jack hines, was on the board. the ford foundation who funded it. casey was a diehard cold warrior who had served during the war and became reagan's cia director. he was actually representing the biographer denied this, but i am not so certain. at this time, the line between , the cia, and the state department were pretty blurry. my best guess is that milton taft was another director of the ford foundation and had suggested that tcb included on the board. casey beted that included on the board. don't worry about keeping all this straight. networksis that these work together. lackland and casey -- this is a picture of the ford foundation meeting. they got a huge amount of money in the early 1950's. the guy with the funny haircut was very liberal. he was an interesting guy. when lockman saw the magazine as a showcase for modernism is that rtwohetisized, the when ito conflict denigrated our middle class culture. incensed. when lockman refused, casey said they print something else. and they did. let's think about this. a magazine run by an avant-garde p

b - i cold case unit have identified a "person of interest" in the case... 52 - year - old daniel (hine - rick) heinrich of annandale minnesota. he was just ararsted for possessiononf child pornography.that's all for now... have a great day! 3 3 3 3 day! >>> boo his for this story at the pittsburgh penguins and ffalo sabres. the visiting sabres coach toss a young fan a souvenir puck but at least he tried. look at this. an adult grabbed the puck from the little boy so the penguins came to the rescue and made sure this little guy got not only a puck but a jersey and a big hug from the mascot. even t t friends of this man are going, d de, why did y y do that? >> yeah. he clearly tossed it to the boy the firstime around. >> i'm happiest for him because he got all of thatattention. >> for the little boy or the little man? >> the little boy. >> the man today is like not nice. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> this half hour a bloody battle between rival biker gangs. a graphic video shows deadly gun fight at a epidemic. dissent into aduckion. >>> a turkey faith movement secretly funded 2

if he has entire obama machine hine him which he probably could, i think he has both the time and theng, no? >> well, first i want to point out if it was republican field looked like the democratic field does, men on this panel would certainly be complaining about the lack of diversity in the gop field. i think it is important to point that out. on issue of joe biden jumping in late, sure hillary clinton did get a free debate last night. the fact even if joe biden was on the stage i doubt she would be challenged in way she needed to be challenged. you're right, melissa, who gets back of barack obama in 2008 and 2012? that will be joe biden. he needs to get in sometime soon but certainly has infrastructure already set up through the president. melissa: yeah. >> melissa, i disagree with that? i want to push back on katie a little bit. reason why i think a lot of obama, quote, unquote infrastructure is already part of the hillary clinton campaign, right? look at some top obama folks commonwealth director at hillary clinton campaign. a lot of other names who are big obama supporters moved

you can hear it, hine me, about to kick off. say hello to these amazing people.e for the susan g. komen three day, such exciting morning here in willow grove, pennsylvania. as i've been mentioning all morning long, three days, 60 miles, all to put an end to breast cancer. 300 volunteers, a lot goes into this. these people camping out to get this done. 20 miles a day, and they're raising a lot of money. quick shout out, to karen here, five years survivor. we send it back to you. >> absolutely. >> we are applauding karen in the studio, well done, five years, that's what it is all about, all of those survivors everyone pulling together. you want to get those miles in early, right, kyla? >> rough afternoon. you saw the win out there, everybody's little ponchos blowing around, so we will see win, rain today, high of just 56 degrees. if there is any caveat here, saturday afternoon we catch little break. gets little better as we go on, light showers, some win expected sunday, but temperatures pulling up to 66 degrees. my respect goes out to those men and women, out ther

bottom hine, it would kind of clear things out for a presidential election year, allow the governmentcontinue to borrow and continue to operate without any threats of catastrophe. liz: mike, do we a favor. run in front of that camera if you hear they've at least hammered out a deal that can be presented to the rank and file. >> reporter: you bet. liz: congress better get budget and financing squared away soon, because a huge chunk of money will soon have to go toward fighting something so new that it's p not even in the dictionaries yet. cyber jihadists. while some researchers are saying nearly every fortune 500 company has now been hacked or breached, a new report out of the u.k. is saying cyber hackers are a greater threat to security than nuclear weapons. so what we thought we needed to do is bring in former homeland security secretary michael chertoff. it's great to have you, sir, thank you for being here. >> good to be on. liz: let's assume every fortune 500 company has been breached. that means nuclear energy and grid companies along with defense giants. that, i think, is what c

i don't feel like i'm any different 16 years ago hine the camera like these guys today. i don't feel any less happier. i was fulfilled back then. you can go down a lot easier when you came up. treat people right. stay humble. recognize the god is one that gives us favor to be where we are. >> do you ever worry? >> i used to worry a lot more especially took over from my dad. how will i raise money? why would these people listen to me? i don't have the all the experience and all. i have gotten much better at it. i think, rosanna, i looked at many things i worried about, i realize they all worked out. some in my favor, some not. even doors that closed god had something better. i got at pretty food not worrying. staying in place of peace. when you're in peace you're in place of power. mad at neighbor and mad at traffic, taking all energy for the power to accomplish your own dreams. >> joel, make the case, joel osteen, got it made, "new york times" best-seller list. everybody watches tv. i have real problems. they're not imaginary and they're not going away with least. >> rig

such as the gettysburg national park, valley forge national historic park and john hines wildlife refuge. not only have we seen their work on the state level, we've also seen its benefits on the local level, including the forest legacy project, protecting critical woodlands at the east could have h covantry and enhancing the portsboro memorial farc with a new dog park, restrooms, ball fields and walking trails. the outdoor recreation industry, governors, mayors, sportsmen, small business owners, conservation leaders, landowners, ranchers, farmers and millions of americans are united in a push for the permanent re-authorization and full funding of the land and water conservation fund. because it provides an economic benefit to our region and across the country. the lwcf gives a boost to the $464 billion recreation economy and serves to protect our national parks and other public lands from being destroyed. indeed in one such study, the outdoor industry association as found that outdoor active recreation generates $21.5 billion annually in consumer spending in pennsylvania alone. outdoor r

he probably has to look in the mirror, too, and i think that he does regret not pushing this now in hine sight, so i guess my question is going to be what is he going to do in the next week or two? does he throw down the gauntlet. he did so after sandy hook. he sounded like a guy who was going to do that, but that's it's not just us in the media. he probably has to go grab this and campaign around the country around as if he wants to refocus washington on this issue. >> in just a year and three months left in his term. chuck todd, thank you very much. >> of course, these are some of the topics that will be at town hall on monday. we're sitting down with hillary clinton and have a one-on-one you, our viewers. if you have a question for secretary clinton, you can post it on facebook, twitter, instagram and use the the #hillarytoday. that's monday on "today." >> we look forward to that. forecast. >> let's see what's been going on, the latest on joaquin, and right now currently a category 4 storm, 130-mile-per-hour winds and it's moving away from the speed. three miles per hour. now here's t

it i am joined by casey hine, host of roasted live, john rolston, and the daily mail's first test isthem. it also could be possible that ernie sanders roust his troops and built his party. >> i think they both had standout moments tonight. there's no doubt that when he said the thing about her e-mails, that was a standout moment. one person you didn't mention is martin o'malley. i don't think he showed up tonight. what he should have done tonight to stay in this race. >> you say stay in the race. >> to stay in the race. he needed to have some standout moments himself. he didn't really have those moments. i think the voters were probably looking for them. >> o'malley tried to do that early on and contrast himself. he jumped into the gun debate and said he was the alternative to hillary, not bernie sanders. it he didn't do what he needed to do. i agree with francesca. i think ernie roust his troops. i don't think he expanded his base. >> even with a bigger audience on tv tonight? 5, 10 million people watching tonight. >> i don't think he showed anything that would sway people from thin

>> joining me now is democratic congressman, jim hines, member of the intelligence committee. representative, thank you for being here today. >> good to be with you, richard. >> and i know you are steeped in this. does president obama from your opinion need defending for his syria policy? >> well, the truth is, u.s.-syria policy has been confused. you know, i've been making the point for a long time here, trying to promote the syrian moderates to fight both assad, who it is the president's policy to remove and isis, we are fighting not just on one side of a middle eastern civil war, something you do cautiously, we are fighting on both sides of a middle eastern civil war. so the policy has been confused, and i think there's been a recognition of that awith the shutting down of the department of defense. the way the president was asked that question, this is a dangerous thing. we need to resist the temptation to regard, you know, the russia-u.s., putin versus obama controversy as like a football game that everywhere and anywhere, we need to put more points on the board, right? y

you could gas for your lawn mauer, you had to get in hine behind cars. because of american innovation, that world is gone. we are now awash in american crude oil. opec's days of dominance are over. but we can't deliver knockout blow until we end the ban on american crude exports which will do -- which we'll do in a few short minutes. when that happens, american families will have lower prices at the pump. nations like venezuela, russia, iran whose influence -- mr. barton: an additional 15 seconds. mr. olson: mr. create thousands and thousands and -- will create thousands and thousands of good paying american jobs. ask my colleagues vote today to end the ban on crude oil exports. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: again, i would continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. gentleman from texas virginia tech. mr. barton: i want to recognize the gentleman from the great buckeye state of ohio, mr

people have talked about ttip, i think there's two hines that immediately come -- two lines that immediatelye to mind with ttip, one was let's get this done on a single tank of gas. that has gone away, although the argument now is perhaps we're with an electric car instead of a gas guzzler. and after vw, certainly not a diesel. [laughter] the, but, you know, i think there's people, and matteo remember si was making this point a year or more ago, there's a kind of early harvest deal to be had and that regulation, begin its complexity, should be viewed as a longer-term project. i think there's, you know, when i talk on or listen or ask questions on regulation, it is still striking to me how much the question of regulation on things like food and auto safety and so on is a kind of a mars and venus thing. and i'm not sure you solve that in a trade agreement kind of immediately. the second point is to really accelerate negotiations. i think right now we will see next week an exchange of new tariff offers. this is only the second exchange of tariff offers, and i think that's telling. it's been two

i've got edward r james home builders going on hine us here.es. are you worried about what the fed is going to do? >> no, we do know the. we don't anticipate any change significant enough to make a real dent in the overall housing market. >> i want to take a look at the site that we're at here. you used to be-- if we take a look at housing starts numbers, they did thicken up. is there enough strength there, do you think, for us to be positive about this? >> you know, i think that the housing start numbers should continue to improve. it's definitely tied to the economy and i think as long as the housing continues to improve. >> maria, we'll look up there as we take a look at mortgage rates. the trend is down and this is still a very good time to buy a house. cheap interest rates. >> by any perspective, mortgage rates are an all-time low and we feel today is a good time to buy. we don't see the conditions changing significantly. and as we go forward. >> jerry, we'll spend all day with him, maria, on the fox business network. take a look at nice h

please hine up, line up, if you are interested in speaking. go ahead >> good afternoon, i'm the executive director of compass family services. and i appreciate your attention to this super critical issue. i want to just kind of agree with everything that has been said about the need to provide these services to kids in sfusd in a preventative approach before they become homeless. the piece i can add compass as joyce said we have been run campos connection for 20 years. when we first opened 20 years ago we were able to keep our doors open five days a week, all day long. over the years as the problem of homelessness became more and more drastic and resources became scarcer, cuts -- forcing us to cutback and reduce what we were able to offer for families in absolute crisis. over the past six months we have been able through creative machinations of our own, not including more dollars to expand again our capacity to serve families five days a week, all day long. what we have seen is even though the number of families waiting for a shelter right no

the first corporation was that golden hine. she made a fortune on that so than they chartered the british india company and in 1773 jefferson published a pamphlet called a summary view of the rights of christians as i recall it was basically a booklet about how to be a good british citizen in north america. that was in the summer. in the late fall or early winter , and glenn was suffering through a recession, a serious worldwide recession and so they passed the tea act which for some reason most people think was a tax increase on tea but what i was actually east india companies was loaned by the british parliament and the royal family and the east india company was going down the tubes. because of this recession and they have a monopoly on most of the businesses in the united states and tea was what everybody drank three people didn't drink coffee in the early colonies. every block or every other block at a tea shop on it. they were cultural centers and so the tea act of 1773 was the largest tax credit that point in time, corpo

for now reporting in dorchester for now reporting in dorchester, i am crystal hine s. fox25 news. >> that investigation continues after a beverly driver was shot and killed by police in all started on ball street just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. a driver called police to report a suicidal man who was ramming her suv with his car. when officers arrived, the man hit the woman's suv again and then hit a police cruiser. >> an officer excited the vehicle, ordered the driver to stop. did not. there was one shot fired to the driver's side window which struck the decedent in the shoulder. >> that driver was a 49-year-old hamilton man. he received immediate medical care, but died a short time later. the investigation now looking whether any lethal force was necessary. >>> time now is 8:04. new this morning, fire ripped through a building in quincy and a nearby family had tote get out of their homes as a result. fox25 arrived that the scene around 4:30 shortly after the fire started on lebanon street and you can see how busy the fire fighters were. neighbors tell us it happe

you could gas for your lawn mauer, you had to get in hine behind cars. because of american innovation, that world is gone. we are now awash in american crude oil. opec's days of dominance are over. but we can't deliver knockout blow until we end the ban on american crude exports which will do -- which we'll do in a few short minutes. when that happens, american families will have lower prices at the pump. nations like venezuela, russia, iran whose influence -- mr. barton: an additional 15 seconds. mr. olson: mr. create thousands and thousands and -- will create thousands and thousands of good paying american jobs. ask my colleagues vote today to end the ban on crude oil exports. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: again, i would continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. gentleman from texas virginia tech. mr. barton: i want to recognize the gentleman from the great buckeye state of ohio, mr