california, doing a little work on our film, hoch you see it when it comes out, about the iowa caucus. this episode of the tv show we'll be chatting with the governor of ohio, john kashich, running for president. and also chat with former government of vermont, howard dean, and his endorsement of hillary clinton all that and more on the "roske on politics." >> we will become a rich and great nation again. a great honor. >> the top one-tenth of one percent. >> what did they conclude? keep negotiating and that's what they did. >> the thing i've been concerned about in this nation for the last few years have not changed. >> we're chatting with chief national correspondent for in the "new york times" magazine. >> governor bobby jindal. >> thank you for having me and my wife in your beautiful home. >> i love it. >> aloha. >> state senator maria chappelle-nidal. >> you don't even have to win the caucus if you come in a good second or third and no one expected it. >> governor, somebody said, congressman -- >> any candidate who is seeking to earn the awesome and sacred trust of the presidency

. >> we gather tonight to light a candle of hoch. >> reporter: though they are weary. >> i don't want to see nobody die. i'm tired of the shooting. >> reporter: they walk. their feet may be heavy but so is their burden, after four shootings in the last month in this section of the south end. >> i don't blame them for being alarmed when shots are being fired and no one should tolerate >> reporter: tonight police joined forces with residents to march for peace, just last night many of these faces meant to discuss safety in the wake of an upparticular in violence, and hours later, another man was shot. >> i'm scared of like people shooting, actually. because that happened to my cousin. old, anjuli is already aware of the devastating effects of gun play. her mother says the safety threat is a daily concern. >> they were shooting, i guess, near the park, and we was gonna go home, and my mother said you can't leave yet. wait till things calm down. >> reporter: the fact that much of the violence has been happening in boston's gentfied south end may come as a shock to some of its newer reside

prevent them from being able too spread this garbage around the world, and it's -- -- you have to hoch that's a first step. >> host: a reminder to text in a message do that as well. don't call this number, it's just for texting. 202-717-9684. ahmed from click salt lake city. you're on booktv. >> caller: ey, thank you so much. i just want to make a couple points. first, i don't mean in any way -- i'm not referring anything to your guest but in general, it's very difficult for -- when people try to explain things they don't understand. we see all the time the isis, al qaeda, all these people, working people in suit -- orange suits beheading them. where did that come from? these people, wherever they are, both -- boko haram, all these people, basic islamic tenets which exemplify what happened in saudi arabia everybody friday after friday prayer, after mosque, people come out in big cities and watch the government behead people in public squares, chop their hands, because of theft. whip people hope to streets the united states called for moderate arabs, to -- [inaudible] --up number two --

hochs high that pennsylvania's budget stalemate would be settled over the weekend.th sides remain divided. and call it love on the ice. an nbc 10 camera catches an extra romantic skate. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. >> tracy, it's a cold start and a cloudy one too. clouds have moved into the area as the wind has died down. virtually no wind now, a little bit of a breeze here at the nbc 10 studios. the temperatures are falling at this hour. just below freezing in doylestown, in the upper 30s in philadelphia and wilmington. there are cold spots, a degree above freezing in south

hochs high that pennsylvania's budget stalemate would be settled over the weekend. both sides remain divided. and call it love on the ice. an nbc 10 camera catches an extra romantic skate. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. >> tracy, it's a cold start and a cloudy one too. clouds have moved into the area as the wind has died down. virtually no wind now, a little bit of a breeze here at the nbc 10 studios. the temperatures are falling at this hour. just below freezing in doylestown, in the upper 30s in philadelphia and wilmington. there are cold spots, a degree above freezing in south philadelphia and northeast philadelphia is at 33 degrees. we'll see temperatures climb, that's in spite of mostly cloudy skies. by the time the sun is up, a few breaks at 9:00, 44 degrees, then increasing clouds as we go into the afternoon. notice, too, that the wind is also increasing, southwesterly at 13 miles an hour, that's going to boost our temperatures so we'll still be climbing at t

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bryan hoch berg thought the house was empty, instead he was confronted by three masked men with guns. he said they ran up the basement stairs pointing their guns at him. they held him for 45 minutes while they filled bags with everything they could find. he says it was terrifying. >> they started leading me through the house, door-to-door. they would kick in a door. one of them would stand in the doorway, put me on the ground, as the other two worse -- two ray: after they left, he ran to a nearby bar and called police because they also took his cell phone. the roommates say they will likely move out now. authorities say if you saw anything between 9:30 and 10:30 on saturday night, they would like to hear from you. erin: thank you. investigators will be back in hocking 10 today -- hopkinton today to figure out what started a fire. no one was home at the time and crews were able to save a dog. firefighters were called back to the scene last night after hotspots flared up. heavy snow is falling across parts of the nation' s midsection today as part of a one-two punch of miserable weather

dead this morning after a crash that happened last night, just about 11:30 on spring mountain and hoch street by decatur road. metro says someone was speeding when they hit a bmw on spring mountain.the 51-year-old man from the bmw he was later pronounthe driver was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. there are two other people inside the car, three in total. the driver and the other passenger was also taken to the hospital. a fatality happening. we were told he was not wearing a seatbelt. the other two in the bmw were. this is the 118th traffic rate a fatality in the metro jurisdiction so far this year. the numbers keep on climbing. this is something you don't see often. this happened yesterday. the fight started when an opremove the country's prime minister from the podium. that set off a fistfight between lawmakers on the floor. the prime minister had been giving a speech defending his >> a government plane carrying syrian refugees is to to arrive in montreal today. yesterday, canada's prime prime minister gave a personal welcome were refugees who landed in toro

bryan hoch considered great job of that. atkinson welcomes visitors but you need to make an appointment. we have links on our website at wjla.com. you have got to love that. kimberly: the we run the story we should have a spoiler alert with it. jonathan: he didn't give anything away. kimberly: he called her the heroine. nbcng up next on abc 7, the -- nba is taking a stand on gun politics. what you will see tomorrow that is never been done by a professional league. jonathan: what is ahead for christmas day and the trip back home? we will have an update on the forecast coming up. reporter: where is santa right now? on his way to libya. norad is tracking his progress. we will be back after this. ♪ >> you're watching abc 7 news at 4:00, on your side. norad is tracking santa. he is expected to arrive in libya in just three seconds. i'm wondering if the temperature there is not that far off from what we have here. steve: i don't know the temperatures in libya are now he is over tripoli. for another two minutes. he is moving fast t

the academy tell nbc 10 that the school notified parents through an e-mail about an issue between a hoch and students. the school isn't saying who is coach is or what he or she has allegedly done. >> i can say i'm aware of the fact that my client is being investigated for certain activity. >> the school says the coach in question no longer works at the academy. school officials put out a statement that read in part, quote, we're confident that our students know they have unfettered access to any one in the school if they believe they are victims of any type of inappropriate conduct. >> happening today, a rally against a possible change to philadelphia's so called sanctuary city status. immigrants, clergy and others will protest at city hall at 11:00 a.m. today. they are against any changes to the order that limits cooperation between philadelphia police and immigration and custom enforcement or ice. the mayor signed that back in april of 2014 but now considering a change. mayor-elect jim kenney has promised to roll back any changes as soon as he takes office. >> they call to allow undocu

. >>> vanessa hoch y las noticias. >>> no sÉ si estamos preparados para la coral. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>>e donde la policÍa los encuentro Á tras investigaciÓn y ahora el hombre en drÁ que responder por robo y aporte ilegal del armas. >>> arrestan al dueÑo de una farmacÉutico que aumentÓ el precio de un antibiÓtico de acuerdo a la asociaciÓn el hombre es acusado en una corte por irresponsabilidades financieras, hace unos meses su empresa aumentÓ de trece dolares y 50 centavos a 750 dÓlares el precio de cada tableta de un medicamento, antibiÓtico usado para combatir infecciones potencialmente mortales. >>> y en ohio el senador marcos rubio atacÓ a ted cruz por su visiÓn con relacion a inmigraciÓn, rubio dijo que cruz no dijo la verdad sobre sus posturas anteriores con relaciÓn a este tema, cruz por su parte dijo a la prensa ayer en las vegas que se op pondrÍa a cualquier medida para legalizar ar persona sin documentos, como recordarÁn ambos se enfrentaron al hablar de inmigraciÓn en el Último debate del aÑo el martes pasado. >>> tres policÍas de kansas city estÁn en la mira por el arresto u

. >> that's because nicole hoch i hochuli's 6-year-old son was killed in the sandy hook massacre. >> i can't picture him running through the halls. that's hard. >> he would be 9 now, in the fourth grade. she says her memory of what happened on december 14th, 2012 is still incredibly vivid as is the last time she was in sandy hook school. >> my husband and i went back and we walked the halls and i was able to spend some time where his body was found. i left behind two purple butterflies, one for him and one for ann marie, his special education teacher, to just try to connect with them in some way. >> reporter: today -- >> that's how you are making a difference. >> reporter: hockley digs deep, connecting with lots of children at dozens of schools across the country. >> what can we do to help our school? >> for me, wanting to provide a legacy for dillon and honor his life and also, you know, protect the lives of those who survived, including my older son, jake and give them something, a positive future to look forward to, that's why i've thrown myself into this issue. and how do we get

authorities have roughly shut down schools in the l area yesterday bass of an email bomb threat which was a hochal people recovering from minor injuries after a plane slid off a runway at nashville international airport. cell phone video captured the plane stuck in a grassy ditch last night. 133 passengers and 5 crew were on board. >>> you have until 8 p.m. tomorrow to sign up for health insurance under "covered california." deadlinedeadline was yesterday. now it's moved forward. >>> hayward police are allowing them access to private surveillance cameras. resident and businesses may viewly registered systems so cops could look at them when crimes are committed. >>> i'm anne makovec live in castro centrally where safeway stores may have been the target of card skimming thieves. stores in menlo park may be involved according to a new report made online and pick up by the news tech website, gizmodo. a safeway spokesman is talking about it happening in california and colorado. thieves targeted checkout lanes getting access to the credit card machines and replacing the reader to copy the card's infor

a bunch of hoch us poke us. at this point when they are winning, it is great.sing, then all the sudden, you know, the warts start to come out. >> in five seconds, who is the next eagles coach? >> i think it will be a coordinator, probably offense rather than defense. >> again? >> although, although i would take sean peyton if he becomes available and he want to come here from new orleans, yep. >> howard thanks a lot. see you at noon for sure for the live press conference with the owner, jeff. >> you got. >> 8: 35. quincy having some fun today. >> whether what are you doing with the kids for spring break, q? >> winter break actually. >> i'm not sure, i'm not sure what look i am going for, but something cool for you kids at linvilla inter active mini golf. be playing it next. >> a lots of us looking for things to do with kids, my kids went to theater camp yesterday. what do you do with yours? one of our favorite places linvilla in media has a lot going on down there. they got hey rides, oh, you got your golf club there, quincey? >> yes, like i said before, this i

. >> host: there was no way they were going to -- they hoped there -- there was at one point hoch maybeere could be a trial of hassan solomay in the united states. didn't go anywhere. >> guest: it did not. i described how -- well, first of all, foreign policy is supposed to be handled by the executive branch of the government. if you ever read the constitution, it's quite clear. in the mid-1990s, congress was getting very upset because there had balloon of acts of terrorism, big ones, pan am 103 had taken place, and the white house and executive branch were really taking a hand-off approach. congress passes a law in 1995 that says that if you have been -- if you're an american citizen and your family has been a vic of terrorism and you can prove it's one of a number of state sponsors of terrorism and at a time it was iran and cuba and iraq and syria, libya. if you can prove that those countries were involved, you can file a lawsuit, a negligent death lawsuit in a u.s. court. federal court. and that's what the families ended up doing. but here's the -- another piece of this story. what