apparently, waves, winds, and rising temperatures affect these icebergs that are in the strait duringseason, so this is what happened. basically, their skin peels because they've been out in the sun. or in this case global warming. >> think about it, though, nick, this iceberg is kind of like those little itty-bitty ice cubes that don't last long in the drink, because this one is about to be a little chip. as you can see, this thing is collapsing. and then it explodes. that's all that's left. >> looks like shaved ice. >> they need to pour syrup on it. >>> i don't know why it's a thing, but part of celebrating someone's birthday also includes smearing cake all over their face. i don't know why. >> who does this? >> someone in this video doesn't think it's cool either. >> wait, wait, is he concerned about mom? no, not the cake! >> maybe they suffer from their own cake ptsd. a lot of times parents smash cake in their little one's face for their first birthday. >> just let them eat it. it's going to end up on their face anyway. >> was it about the cake they were concerned about? smeared h

you've got to think about it like an iceberg. about 10% of the iceberg is above the waterline.hat's what you see. it's what we see on tv. 90% of the mass of that iceberg is below the waterline. that's what's going on in the states, in the field offices, turning out the voters and away from where the tv cameras are. >> does trump have the depth in his iceberg? >> no. >> so is that an indicator right there? >> in a close election, organization counts. and the trump campaign, stuart stevens, the strategist for mitt romney's campaign, and he's analogized the trump campaign to essentially a rock concert tour. they're traveling around the country, doing big rallies. but they just don't have the mechanisms. but for the republican national committee, they really have no political operation at all. >> and trump has just announced he's cancelling his scheduled event in wisconsin tomorrow. does that mean he's seeing defeat? >> yes. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> is there anything that he can do this weekend that is really going to change the map we're just looking at there? don't you thin

subtle ways that don't leave any official footprint in the record, federal register is the tip of the iceberg, no one can keep up with it. big companies have to hire people whose lawyers and specialty have to do with specific aspects of their business. >> host: in your view the growth of the bureaucratic state as you call it could be attributed to congress? >> congress's dereliction of duty, unwillingness to legislate, to make the hard choices, they have taken the easy way out because their fundamental interests is getting reelected and they find the current system increases that. even that would appear delegation of legislative power congress giving away its power, congress is more powerful and more likely to stay in office under this system, the house of representatives has an incompetency rate higher than the house of lords come a they established themselves as a permanent class as well. they did their job, the concern was congress was interfering in the day-to-day administration of government so we had problems on both end of this delegating too much power and micromanaging too much. the

the federal register is just the tip of the iceberg. nobody could keep up with all of this. big companies have to hire people whose lawyers have to do with some specific aspect of their business. >> interview, professor, the growth of the bureaucratic state as you call it could be attributed to congress. >> guest: their dereliction of duty, their unwillingness to do the hard job of legislators. they've taken the easy way out because their fundamental interest is in getting real life did and they find the current system increases their power. the delegation of legislative power is congress giving away its power is something so abrogating. congress were more powerful to stay in office under this new system. the house of representatives has an incumbency rate is higher than the house of lords. they have established a permanent class as well. in the 19th century when congress did its job, the concern then the congress is concerned too much of the day-to-day administration of government. we've had problems on both ends of this is delegating too much power and micromanaging to mat

the federal register is the tip of the iceberg. no one could keep up with all of it you big companies have to hire people whose specialty is to deal with some specific aspect. >> host: interview, professor, the growth of the bureaucratic state as you call it, could it be attributed to congress? >> congress is fundamentally responsible. their dereliction of duty. to make the hard choices that. their fundamental interests of and reelect bid and they find the current system is actually increasing their power to cut even though it would appear to be above the delegation of legislative power is congress giving away his power as something sub advocating. it's not. congress are more powerful and more likely to stay in office under the new system is that the house of representatives has been in come the new rate higher than the house of lords and a leg. they have established themselves as a permanent class as well. in the 19 century when congress actually did its job, the concern then was congress was interfering too much of the day-to-day

the federal register is just the tip of the iceberg. nobody could possibly give up. these companies have to hire people whose specialty has to do with some sort of specific aspect of their position. >> host: in your view professor, do most of the bureaucratic states as you call it, couldbe attributed ? >> guest: congress is fundamentally responsible. it's their dereliction of duty. it's their unwillingness to make the hard choices i think. because their fundamental interest is in getting reelected and they find the current system actually increases their power even though it would appear to people that the delegation of legislative power, congress is giving away its power. it's not. congressmen are more powerful and more likely to stay in office under this administration, the house of representatives has an incumbent in the race in the house of lords in england. they have established themselves as a permanent class as well. and in the 19th century in the old days when congress did its job, there is a concern then that congress was interfering too much in the day-to-d

project area that was established in june of 2005 with the board of supervisors adoption of tip of the iceberg redevelopment it is with ocii meeting the obligation by the assembly bill to insures that 35 percent of new housing units built in the project area are volleyball to and occupied by low income and moderate income households it will be comprised of 1 and 36 market-rate housing and one and 9 below-market-rate housing the total units in the building are 5 hundred and 4 the below-market-rate housing will be located within the lower 21 floors of building and dispersed with the market-rate unit the bmr economist of 34 studios 61 one bedroom and two bedrooms and will be affordable to households earning up to 50 area medium income or for a 3 person household that will be finances with city tax exempt housing revenue bonds this transaction is a conduit financing and not requiring repayment the tax exempt in the california allocation committee expires in january of 2017 approval of this bond issuance by the november 29th board of supervisors meeting insures that the developments team has enough

. >> the $20 trillion in debt is just the tip of the iceberg.f we factor in the debt obligations into the future the figures closer to 100. lauren nicole, back to you. nicole: thanks, shannon. the chicago cubs and the cleveland indians. we'll tell you what the final pitching matchup looks like and then take a listen to this has been uptown funk. ♪ against bruno morris over uptown funk. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ seeing is believing, and that's why we're opening more xfinity stores closer to you. visit us today and learn how to get the most out of all your services, like xfinity x1. we'll put the power in your hands, so you can see how x1 is changing the way you experience tv with features like voice remote, making it easier and more fun than ever. there's more in store than you imagine. visit an xfinity store today and see for yourself. xfinity, the future of awesome. speed always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, wa

. >> reporter: thank you to who you get to in the valley and this is just the tip of the iceberg. $1000. >> this is just part of what we do we usually get $20,000 and we thought we would throw in an exit thousand dollars for the turkeys. we will be around the state doing lots of organizations. >>> heather track of all of the totals here in our building. you can donate by phone the numbers on your screen. >> reporter: we are at 6000 6919 turkeys so far today i'm expecting our 505 update from the cruise which bump the time you come back. a quick few shout outs david tempe $1500, su in surprise giving a donation of 500 a donation of $500 donation. >> this is great news and the number to call is on your screen. keep the phones ringing. >>> valley teens in crisis have hundreds of local bus drivers >>> valley metro is expanding its reach to help teens find safety and shelter. they joined tumbleweed center for youth development to announce the expansion of the safe place program. the youth in crisis will be will to use light rail and 900 valley metro buses as transportation to tumbleweed crisi

clearly, the cold war is ending and the iceberg is melting. >> angelina's rep gave us the statement firstlate last night. the six children will stay in their mother's custody and the children will continue therapeutic visiting with their father. does this mean the score is >> it's the first quarter of the game. at this point you have a therapist who has been put in to help brad, coach brad, coach the children on how to take care of each other while they're together. this is really important for brad pitt because this gives him an opportunity to show that he's a great parent. >> so, basically, what happened, brad and angelina sidestepped child protective services which is totally okay, legal and faster than waiting for the courts and they worked out a parenting plan that works best for them and the kids. >> i think of the joy that we have in our family because we are together. >> i love being a mommy. i love my kids. team brad today. a source tells "e.t." that the investigation into his alleged abuse is coming to an end very soon. it's just a matter of getting paperwork in order. >> if bra

this is my iceberg. get your own iceberg. this is my iceberg. [???] ( knock on door ) what the-- ( oinking ) oh, hello there, arnold. i've been expecting you. now, take your suitcase in the bedroom. what do you mean, take your suitcase-- arnold is going to stay with us for a few days. oh, no, he's not-- arnold, hang your clothes up nice. you can use mr. douglas' closet. ( arnold oinking ) don't bother! he's not staying here. oliver, the ziffels called and asked if we'd take care of him for a few days. they have the flu, and they don't want him to catch it. of all the-- ( oinking ) you leaving?

, newly released emails sounding the alarm that the mosaic toxic sinkhole could be the tip of the iceberg. >> ryan raiche shows us why officials appear to be questioning whether the companies can safely operate in florida. >> in more than 1500 pages of there are a few that raise questions. like this one, when an official told his colleagues this is the fourth or fifth sinkhole in his time. i'm thinking this is not compatible with florida geology. the very plant where two formed in the last decade continues to operate. ted jones is 1000 neighbors demanding the company keep testing their private wells. in the back of their mind they are anxious about what happens next. >> there will be more out there. these are the necessary evil in making fertilizer, the byproduct from phosphate during the fertilizer manufacturing process. companies stack it high. you can see when the sinkhole opened up this summer the gypsum and radioactive water disappeared like pulling the

iceberg when it comes to the creative, stem and educational toys we've found. check out my other picks in my online gift guide on your station website .. pinterest and my facebook page. i'm mm and in the next hour ... michelle will be joining us again with her hot toy list >>> ((denise valdez)) >> make sure to stick around for 8 news now at 6.. michelle will be back with her hot toy list./// ((paul joncich)) >>> before we go... one more reminder... our nhl team name will be announced outside the t-mobile arena in less than an hour. emcee the event./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and let's take a look at our team name poll one more time... it's a pretty clear cut vote from our facebook fans. "desert knights" is the name you'd prefer. of course.. these are just rumors.. so you'll have to either head down there now... or tune in to 8 news now at 6 for all the updates tonight./// ((denise valdez)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news now at five. the valley's news leader. ((paul joncich)) >>> the cbs evening news is next. ? ? ? captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: now his pos

iceberg on this topic. up next, economic, social and cultural impact communities of impact may gain or lose when it comes to legalizing marijuana in massachusetts. karen: this tuesday, in massachusetts and several states across the country, a referendum to legalize recreational marijuana stands to shift national public opinion. in 2008, massachusetts boated to decriminalize possession of an ounce or less and medical marijuana was equalized in 2012. most predict question for concerned about marketing to children and public health risks. advocates say an economic boost in what could become a billion-dollar business and the shrinking of an illegal market for marijuana. some leaders in communities of color sea passage of question for as an opportunity while others oppose it. joining us now is the president and founder of -- and a cochair of the northeast cannabis the aclu of massachusetts published a report titled the war on marijuana, black and white, a massachusetts update, which examined marijuana law and is

this is just a very small tip of the iceberg type look. we will show you a few more here in a few minutes. there is some guidance from the state department. he has plenty of freedom of action to do what he needs to do to reform japanese society. macarthur decides we are going to disband the secret police, enfranchise women, educate people. we are going to break the class system. basically remake japan into a democratic nation and bring it forward to a democratic republic. one of the ways they do that is through the writing of the japanese constitution. it governs japan to this day. macarthur and his staff wrote that constitution and enshrines those values in the japanese constitution. the japanese viewed this as so important. one viewed it as so important, fan of the entire text of the constitution and presented it to general macarthur as a token of thanks. this has ramifications today. because of article nine, which the macarthur constitution contains. it awards the sovereign right of the nation and renounces the use of force from settlin

. >> the experts tell us all of this is just the tip of the iceberg of what's to come. >> there's literally a hyper culture that is developing. almost a cult. >> we are no longer on the verge of the personal computer revolution. we are right in the midst of it, thank you. >>> the average family home, cory practices her violin, christian plays with his cars and mike and carol worry over the bills. >> we went in with pretty much the same technology that's been in place for a couple of decades. typewriter. calculators. tv. oven. a car. you listen to music on a big old stereo system with a turntable. maybe you had a digital watch and that was the only thing that was going to be digital that you actually owned. >> hello? i'm not here now but my faithful machine is. >> there was a handful of technology at that time. one was the telephone answering machine. you would be driving home and you would say i can't wait to check my messages. you know, it becomes part of the day. honey, i'm checking my messages. >> from the noisy streets of new york to the laid-back tranquility of california, americans ar

project area that was established in june of 2005 with the board of supervisors adoption of tip of the iceberg redevelopment it is with ocii meeting the obligation by the assembly bill to insures that 35 percent of new housing units built in the project area are volleyball to and occupied by low income and moderate income households it will be comprised of 1 and 36 market-rate housing and one and 9 below-market-rate housing the total units in the building are 5 hundred and 4 the below-market-rate housing will be located within the lower 21 floors of building and dispersed with the market-rate unit the bmr economist of 34 studios 61 one bedroom and two bedrooms and will be affordable to households earning up to 50 area medium income or for a 3 person household that will be finances with city tax exempt housing revenue bonds this transaction is a conduit financing and not requiring repayment the tax exempt in the california allocation committee expires in january of 2017 approval of this bond issuance by the november 29th board of supervisors meeting insures that the developments team has enough

it's just the tip of the iceberg. thieves can commit much more serious crimes. they can take out loans in your name, steal your tax refund, or use your medical insurance to file claims. they can even give your name if they're arrested. >> someone got ahold of my driver's license number, and obtained tickets pretending to be me, giving my information to the police officer. my employer told me that i had seven days to clear it up or i would be unemployed. i had to prove that i was innocent, because to them i'm looking guilty, as if i have something to hide. >> there's a new victim of experienced it. and over 160 million records were exposed in 2015 alone. if you have a social security number, it could happen to you. is there anything you can do about it? >> i signed up for lifelock. we have someone in our corner to help fight that fight. >> millions of people have already made the smart choice to become members of lifelock, because it's the best identity-theft protection available. lifelock's award-winning technology scans hundreds of ll second to spot threats to

. >> they refer to it as the tip of the iceberg. >> dr. robert is one of the most respected experts. >> this fix is available. it's available. it's out there. why isn't it being more widely embraced? >> you're right. >> he chaired the department at a major served on the fda's drug safety committee is president of the safety foundation. >> what we know about opioids is they can depress breathing. >> opioids are among the most powerful painkillers used following surgery. in recent years creating an addiction epidemic in neighborhoods nationwide. but we found there's another opioid crisis inside hospitals. standards adopted 15 years ago. >> providing too much pain medication. >> in ret tro spect too much. >> -- retrospect too much. >> hospitals profit when patients are kept pain-free. because patients grade hospitals on how well pain is managed. it means millions in cash. places patients at risk. >> we call it what we do and know. >> especially deadly for an estimated 40 million americans suffering sleep apnea. its signalled by chronic snorin

the japanese banks withdrawals by the suspects were the tip of an iceberg, they suspect they have been cheated out of $90 million. the cards have credit and debit functions, chinese tourists use them for shopping in japan. >>> wrestlers are battling it out in southwestern japan at the november grand sumo four-point. our sumo expert has the latest after five days of intense action in the final contest of 2016. >> the man in the spotlight is the champion. he captured his first championship tournament with a stunning record of 15 wins. if he can duplicate that feat, the 31-year-old will take grand champion. it's vital he stays unbeaten until the second and final week when the competition gets very tough. he takes off his competitor. he has to keep up the pressure. the punch is driving down, but he beats the bulgarian. he is unscathed after five days. making his job just that much harder will be mongolian star. he's back in action after sitting out the last tourney with a foot injury and he looks to be in dangerous form. he scored his 1,000th career victory on day three, he's only the thir

-iceberg. -blockhead, go back to your dishpan. -well, how's your big sister getting along? still making the little one tow the mark? -she's running the little kid ragged. ittle mutt's never worked so hard in her whole life. -well, today's the last day at camp. tonight she can go home from her vacation and rest. -big deal now is the campfire play the kids are putting on tonight. hey, you think kathy could relax and watch the other kids? oh, no. betty has laid down the law. kathy has got to have the lead, got to be the heroine. and all this just so kathy can get up enough points to be top girl in camp, win a gold arrow or something. not a breath of air outside. -well, it's going to rain. you can tell, my hair is curly. -wonder what the kids are doing? -oh, the last evening at the camp. they're probably getting ready for the campfire and a program of some sort. -if they're going to have a campfire, they better hurry. storm is coming right out of the north, ought to be over indian springs right about now. -well, the oddest feeling. i wish the children were home. -why? -i don't

is the tip of the iceberg the same thing happening what all kinds of suspected criminals and critics say it puts public safety at risk. and a person climb return homes and vehicles across the metro area the suspects arrested in denver last year 142 indictment outlines how they burglarized homes told vehicles in the tries and money hurting 100 victims but damage or loss is more into 600,000 dollars. the criminals could and should have been stop sooner at the time a denver district attorney investigator on the case the annoying thing about this group is that all of the players we're out on multiple bonds from multiple arrest over multiple lot of damage in our communities marcy touts fox 31 # was happening across the board with all types of crime and all types of criminals. the problem is the current system we have which is a relatively new system errors on the side of letting people out of jail. some tell problem solvers they called the new system catch and release catch the criminals and the judges released them on very low bonds and personal recognizance rpr bonds a century of essent

. >> romona: that might be the tip of the iceberg. complaints. >> dani? >> romona and mark, let me explain what we have been doing since paul orlousky found results of the elevated lead levels in one home in berea. we wanted to know how many other people complained about the water and filed a public records request and take a look at this. more than 400 pages worth of water complaints from 2011. up until this year. i have been going through all the documents in the past several we got this information at 2:00 today and some of the things i am learning i would say the majority of complaints i am reading in these files talks about dirty water and groundwater and possibly even black water, water that smells and there are several different reasons the city provides in the documents and several different solutions that suggest residents take to try to fix those problems. i will continue looking through all the pages and coming up at further breakdown of what exactly the problems are, what the city says to do about it and what things you can do, too if you have

michigan attorney general says the charms are "squuingt tip of the iceberg" right now authorities are investigating 50 sdmraints other accusers including one member of the u.s. 2000 women's team. >> after locking down expansion name of hockey team it will be known as golden knights. they'll play at the t-mobile arena 2017. >>> and finally michael phelps hanging up swimming trunks for sure. before the swinling awards of the golden goggles he said he was pulling out of required drug testing pool making him officially ineligible to compete. it alerts drug testers of athletes whereabouts to be randomly teste >> so he's done. if he cannot be tested heeds done. >> if only he would have ak mished more he's such an under achiever. >> coming up on "fox news morning" following a developing story out of prince george county where a man was shot. it happened in an auto body shop. >> police in montgomery country are investigating a drug related incident at a high profile high school. >> live across the d.c. region. we want to know what you're thankful for this thanksgiving. use the #fox5thankful.

this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the creative, stem and educational toys we've found. check out my other picks in my online gift guide on your station website .. pinterest and my facebook page. i'm michelle mortensen./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> you can check out the rest of michelle mortensen's holiday gift guide series on our website, las vegas not dot com./// sherry, how's the weather? weather, in case family is flying out already. or if you're skipping out for the weekend... but a lot of folks use this time to put up holiday decorations and trees. .............. we'll have some gustyi rain on sunday. .......... that's all ahead of a pretty big chill coming later in the weekend and lasting all through next week. this low pressure is definitely a pattern changer for us after such a warm november. ........... that all comes to an end next week with highs in the 50s and the overnight lows in the 30s./// thanks, sherry. now to demetria for a ((kirsten joyce)) >>> after the break on 8 news ((kirsten joyce)) >>> after the break on 8 news debuting in the valley... ((brian lo

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only on five tonight, political reporter melissa kane found out that's just the tip of the iceberg. literally hundreds of thousands of dollars are pouring in to the local election. from all over the country. >> reporter: chris jackson is running for school board in oakland's district seven. >> my name is chris jackson. >> reporter: local support from the democratic club. >> i'm amazed by the generosity and the time that our volunteers have spent knocking on doors, helping us out. thank you so much. >> reporter: that generosity is not cutting it. jackson's opponent is getting money from much deeper pockets. some of the money gets funneled through an organization called go public schools in oakland. which is backing harris and three other candidates. retired university of california researcher jan melvin wondered where it gets its money. >> i believe it's the duty of all -- >> reporter: the biggest contributor is former new york mayor michael bloomberg. he just donated $300,000. another big supporter, the parent-teacher alliance. sponsored by the california charter school association.

clearly, the cold war is ending and the iceberg is melting. >> angelina's rep gave us the statement first late last night. the six children will stay in their mother's custody and the children will continue therapeutic visiting with their >> it's the first quarter of the game. at this point you have a therapist who has been put in to help brad, coach brad, coach the children on how to take care of each other while they're together. this is really important for brad pitt because this gives him an opportunity to show that he's a great parent. >> so, basically, what happened, brad and angelina sidestepped child protective services which is totally okay, legal and faster than waiting for the courts and they worked out a for them and the kids. >> i think of the joy that we have in our family because we are together. >> i love being a mommy. i love my kids. team brad today. a source tells "e.t." that the investigation into his alleged abuse is coming to an end very soon. it's just a matter of getting paperwork in order. >> if brad is ultimately cleared of any wrongdoing, then at that jolie and

iceberg. >> here's how the door deception works. when the spring on mary's garage door broke, she googled the company that originally installed it, and said come fix this. soon after a guy pulled up in an unmarked truck and charged her more than $400 and didn't fix the door. did it work when he left? >> not really, no. it came down crashing. >> reporter: at thp point mary got out her original file and never sent anyone to your house. >> i don't like being taken. >> reporter: what's going on here? >> not us, not us. >> reporter: the shores seoed me a few internet searches specifically for the garage door company, all kinds of similar listings show up. experts call them shadow companies. that's not you? >> no. >> reporter: they call the shadow companies and they pretend to be the real one. >> i've called it and asked to speem to teresa. they office today. >> after they got dozens of compliants for shoddy work and inflated costs, they called the police and detectives lured the guy from a shadow company to the sting location. when he fl

to be on the titanic, in china, investor group is constructing a life-size replic of the ship and iceberg the ideas that uganda crews and experience but the victim staye on april 15, 1912, some say it' in poor taste but supporters sa it will be respectful and educational, should be able to book a ticket by the end of nex year. >> after months of pestering, netflix decided to let you watc off-line. yo of shows while on a flight or stuc in the subway away from wi-fi o sell single just have to plan ahead and downloaded , the features free with all netflix memberships make sure you have the most recent apps to access the new download button. lack of sleep that just will not just on your health but the country's economy the report found sleep deprivation costing $400 billion per year they say it's caused by three main factors, sleeping less than seven hours a day increases ris of health problems in death, it leads to lower productivity at work and more sick days and sleep loss causes children and young adults to fall behind in school resulting in lower earnings throughout their lifetime. make

now, after chopping some iceberg lettuce, we put about half of it in a large glass bowl (or we can even use a trifle some shredded cheddar and some canned kidney beans - just make sure you rinse and drain them. on top of that goes some cooked ground beef, and some chunked up tomatoes, along h the layers one more time, we finish it off with some crushed tortilla chips. when it's time to serve, just drizzle on some sweet and spicy french dressing and go to town. it seems so simple, yet the combo of all the flavors makes this one of those dishes that everyone will be asking for over "taco salad," so you can make a hearty dinner that is truly no- fuss. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we wall and register. then, a sweet treat for a sweet victory. us cubs fans are finding unique ways to still celebrate the world series. then, too far? a theme park is getting some major backlash for their new winter attraction. good afternoon and thank you for joining us for the news at noon.. i'm lauren moss..ally is off. we begin with breaking news a suspect is dead following an active p

the hungry iceberg waiting to destroy an unwary army. and suddenly this clumsy spy comes to me and tells me not to attack it. oh, why would russia send him here to tell you that? for only one reason, my dear pichegru. it could be that the iceberg is not as terrifying as it seems. russia must have something to fear. and it could only have something to fear if it's vulnerable. we will attack! and it shall be my greatest victory. as you wish, sire. [blows] it certainly is a pleasure meeting you, madam. of course. i've read a great deal about you, but i must say, you're much more beautiful than your paintings. am i? yes. [chuckles] master? [coughs] may i speak with you a moment, please? "master"? yes. yeah, it's a pet name. ah. would you excuse me, please? [clears throat] pardon me. jeannie, um... i'm busy. mm. so i see. ye-- what do you want? master, you wish to change the course of history. yes. then i think you have done it. what do you mean? you have just talked napoleon into attacking russia. he thinks you're a spy, and he's going to ki

charles: you see an iceberg in front of you, don't you swerve out of the way?e with katie's assessment of this. "a," president obama is questioning this conduct more than he or his party let on, or he's using this presidential pardon in a peremptory way. look what happened to ford. he lost reelection in '76 because of it. >> in that case president nixon was obviously guilty. even though a lot of the trump supporters believe hillary clinton is guilty -- >> that's what chaffetz is getting at. the american people need answers. how do you pardon somebody when you don't know the full breadth or coach what they have done wrong. >> the founding fathers would be voluming over in their grave. the optics don't work. president obama is not the person he needs to be stepping in. it needs to be president-elect trump. charles: there are at least four investigation. the clinton foundation, there is -- a lot of things are lingering. if she is found guilty of something, is that an uglier look -- not just the democrats, but for america. >> not for the democratic party it's for h

this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the creative, stem and educational toys we've found. check out my other picks in my online gift guide on your station website .. pinterest and my facebook page. i'm mm and in the next hour ... michelle will be joining us again with her hot toy list all of michelles gift guide segements on our website at las vegas now dot com../// ((mauricio marin)) >>> that's all for us at 4. christianne klein >> 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now ((christianne klein)) >>> just a day after thanksgiving, a man is shot and killed near downtown... a murder investigation is happening right now on this holiday weekend. ((mauricio marin)) >> the shooting happened on sunrise... just south of the 95. shakala alvaranga is live at the scene with an update... ((shakala)) christianne and mauricio, that overwhelmed with emotions, they were visibly upset and hurt about what happened. the shooting happened in the 2100 block of sunrise avenue... near fremont and eastern. police say a hispanic man in his thirties died

the t-shirts were just the tip of the merchandising iceberg. [ shutter clicks ] t care if you are my granddaddy, mommy said to tell everybody that they're not in. mearth! dad? now, listen, mork -- tomorrow we're going to make you look like an alien. but i am. what we're gonna do is shave your head, tint your skin green, and make you have pointy -- mork! mork! mork! i knew you'd be here. oh, min. [ sighs ] i couldn't take the pressure -- i mean, all those people hounding me, min. how does slappy white do it? oh, mork. kalnik gave us no choice. but all the notoriety hasn't changed us. no. where's mearth? well, he's -- he's getting a star on hollywood boulevard today. don't worry. he's with dad. like every other american flash in the pan -- me making spaghetti westerns in italy? [ sighs ] oh, mork, i wish i could tell you all this is gonna change tomorrow, but i can't. you're as cheerful as an east berlin cheerleader. [ cheering in german ] [ laughs ] i'm not finished yet. sit down... on what's left of our couch. mork... what we've gotta do, starting right now, es. well, i know what i w

my great uncle bruno was on the titanic and two seconds after it hit the iceberg he was seen running for the lifeboats in high heels and a cocktail dress. you must be very proud of him. brian you seem to be volunteering everybody else. how about you? oh, me? no. i would like to do it. i really would like to do it, but i got this thing. i got this post-nasal thing. if i were to blow a whistle, someone could get hurt. ( gasping ) oh, lowell! we've all been talking, and we've decided that you, more than anyone else, are the perfect person to be the new safety warden. me?! are you kidding? i don't believe it. after all these years of hoping and dreaming and finally... finally, i achieve the unattainable hard hat and orange vest. wow! ks. don't forget the whistle. the whistle too?! listen, i promise to do a great job. i can certainly do a better job than whoever was last year's incompetent, slack-ass safety warden. that would be me. well, i know you're hurting right now, fay. just let it go. helen, what a beautiful outfit. i'm going to new york this weekend to see davis and i pulled out a

far, these alterations don't seem to pose any threat be just the tip of a very large and dangerous iceberg. can we trace how this was done, and by whom? it has to be someone familiar with the station's systems. maybe someone who worked on the station under the cardassians. i'm running extensive security checks on all recent visitors but i haven't found anything. maybe someone who's been on the station a long time-- someone with a lot of access. maybe even someone on the maintenance crew. chief? yes. yes, what? do you think it's someone on your staff? man: chief o'brien, i have a call from your daughter. go ahead. dax: it really could be anyone. odo: there are numerous possibilities. it's hard to narrow them down. molly, honey, what is it? hi, daddy. mommy told me i could call you. i hope we didn't interrupt anything important. it's all right, molly. she missed her mommy. isn't that sweet? when are you going to come..? ow, mommy! that hurt. oh, i'm sorry, sweetie. all you all right, molly? she's fine, miles. she just wants to know when you'll be finished. i told her you had to work another

hiring freeze, fundsing the construction of a southern border wall and that's just the tip of the icebergx reform top on that list as well. i want to bring our panel in right now. katelyn burns and hank schekoff. what an incredible week. >> it's one that we studied for a long period of time. one, will be how did trump win and how did the democrats lose, the map was clear. trump campaign executed the map perfectly. they went places that we haven't won since '84, '88, democrats new they had to have those places and they didn't go there. they didn't listen to bill clinton. bill clinton himself went out to michigan and they lost those three states by 100,000 votes. the other part that's amazing white women which is the largest bloc, 37% of the voting bloc is white women, trump wasn't supposed to do well among women did very well. >> the other side was basically saying, look, he's a -- what a novel idea, they wanted the same thing that everybody else wanted, they want the lower taxes and economic growth and a roll back of regulations. that was what they thought would keep their familiesafe and

but it might just be the tip of the iceberg. bail is set at 250-thousand dollars for this beaver dam woman -- accused of dealing drugs, throughout the city. lacresha l-a lightfoot faces 16 counts -- including manufacturing and/or delivering heroin, and cocaine.the 27-year-old is said to have orchestrated a large-scale operation.. its been a long, le dealer that we wanted to make sure we had a good, solid case ... that it wasnt gonna be something that goes in front of the courts, and, at the end of the day, she gets a slap on the wrist, and put back out, on the street, to do exactly what shes been doing. the sheriff says there are multiple accomplices, who are also under investigation. if you know anything that could help investigators - contact the dodge county sheriffs office. vulgar...offensive and tasteless--- thats what m-p-s published in a local culture magazine. and the person behind it? a local bar owner. our angelica sanchez spoke with him tonight. this is an ad for sabbatic bar at walkers point. it reads 'sabbatic is fo

there is so much that lies beneath the surface like icebergs and hungry evil sharks. in some states you can change your early ballots up to three times in wisconsin. what happens she loses. anthony weiner will be in a cell. and jamescomby falls off the side of a mountain in a freak wind storm. god, i'll miss this election. so glad usual here. let's do this. i'm kennedy. hoik rrl has enough fireworks to declare war on delaware if she loses. should she hold on to the receipt? the party panel, julie roginsky, david asman is with us, co-host of "after the bell" on the fox business network. serious times. we are only a week away. such incredible hubris on the part of the clinton candle pain to order fireworks on a barge. >> they won't work because she has had them since 2008. these folks think they are entitled. and they are shocked to find out there is some feedback for everything they have done. it's not just recent stuff. this is a volume, one of six volumes going back to the 1990s. these are articles that appeared in the "wall street journal" about all the misdeeds of