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iny planned another attack 2012, then abandoned the plot. >> there have been some arrests adjacent to that. probably by the counterterrorism people that cause them to rethink it. gonzalez: there are funerals this week. >> it's tragic and unspeakable. marci gonzalez: the fbi is trying to determine if the attack was directed by isis. they have at least two government passport printing machines. >> if they have been able to acquire machines that create legitimate passports, this is a major security risk. gonzalez: several fraudulent passports have been found in europe. to the hill now, the deadline to avoid a government shut down six wires tonight admit i. lawmakers are working to find more time. sam: in the newsroom and it looks like that did they are buying more time to fund the government until next. the senate voted to extend the shutdown deadline through wednesday. that is five days. the house will take a look before midnight tonight there are issues stop congress from voting on a long-term plan. they've yet to agree on issues fundingsyrian refugees. gun violence research, nancy pel

tim: crowds are fillign the streets ini another part of downtown. sunnybrook community church is hosting it's annual christmas eve at the orpheum services with three services this year. abc9's bria bell has more. bria: tim, people are excited to hear the gospel this evening as long lines formed outside the dooror of the orphium. . pastst jeff moes says that the church wants to spread a good message and that anyone and sunnybrook is taking a unique approach to its christmas service as it is hosted in a theater rather than an actual church. the pastor says the gospel will be demonstrated through vaous acts and in front people from all over. "so we do it in a very contemporary fashion, there's going to be music, there's going to be drums...guitars. there's going to be skits that are kind of fun and funny and then there's a message based on the word of god," said pastor moes. sunnybrook expects to see just over six thousand people as well as a high traffic through its online streaming service.bria: a link to the service can be found online on our websit

. >> ini have tra can't help disease, but what it does, it gen rates technology to hopefully go in with certain genes that caused those. >> the ivf technology can change them. scientists can freeze genetic material and then reintroduce it into the gene pool. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henry. >> ten minutes before 5:00. we have a few scattered showers. boathouse row warms up in a hurry a. warm start this afternoon. 61 degrees in philadelphia. scattered clouds there at the airport. it is calm this morning. you can see they're taking a brake in the pocono mountains. just too warm in the mountains, in fact, the entire area is warm. 45 degrees from mount pocono, 51 degrees in philadelphia. warmer in south jersey. cape may is 54 degrees this morning. clouds pushing through theiar right n -- the area. in jersey, those clouds quickly move out of the area. temperatures, after a mild morning, we will be drying out the last few scattered showers, just exiting custer county, moving through montgomery and bucks and light scattered showers in jersey. definitely mil

inie: for more, let's bring french politics editor mark perlman. through the big wins for the national front for this first round. we expected wins in the northern region and the southeast region where the party leader and attorneys were running. the concerns that victory with over 40% of the vote. what's more surprising is that the national front has been able to arrive first in four other regions. this means that in six out of the 13 regions that were in play yesterday night, the national front arrived in front. and there was a lot of talk that this was essentially a family driven business. that the le pen family was the only asset of the party. that's not the case anymore. if you're able to have four other party members leading in the first round of the regional elections. clearly this will not translate into the national front controlling six regions next sunday. andthere is clearly a shift the national front can rightfully claim that in terms of percentage, it is the first party in france and this is clearly an earthquake in french politics. w

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inis weakened by airstrikes iraq and syria, yet gaining ground in libya. florence: it says that isis is essentially helping itself to africa. it has an interesting interview with the french defense minister, jean-yves le drian, who says he is worried about the islamic state group joining forces with boko haram. he says there is a major risk that that could happen. he calls on algeria and egypt to do more to fight these jihadist groups. he says the situation is quite urgent. afrique" is also drawn attention to the situation where the president has attempted to change the constitution to stay in power. month, theast parliament in rwanda gave a toen light to requests change the constitution so that he could run for a third term in elections scheduled for 2017. a referendum has been scheduled for december 18 to decide whether or not this will happen. it's very controversial. this constitutional change could allow him to stay in power until 2034. said that heten would not try to run again for president. is not the first african leader to try and change the thet

. >> this is only the third time inis presidency that mr. obama has used this symbolic power of the oval office in a prime time speech to the nation. the last time was 2010 bhrks obama announced the end of the war in iraq. live in our newsroom, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> now here to help us break down the president's speech tonight is political land. tom, thank you so much for being here with us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> first what do you think the president accomplished by doing this this evening? >> well, i think he hoped to tamp down fears among the american people there's this huge imminent terrorist domestic threat on these storms. basically what he told us is the evidence does not point in that direction that we should all take a moment to pause and collect ourselves. >> you and i were listening to this. he talked about how the terrorist threat has evolved into a new phase those are his words and he talked about what the u.s. has been doing and will continue to do and what congress should do. did that stand out to you? >> it did. th

fighting iny afghanistan between government forces and taliban militants. of the most strategic battles is taking place. their conflict and reports of who is winning. it comes amid an upsurge of violence being waged by the taliban in recent weeks. afghan troops trying to hold onto the province. continues. advanced the key battle in the strategic town of san gain. with limited resources it is not clear how much longer the soldiers can keep the taliban at bay. some people in the area feel abandon. said there were wounded people inside the police chief's building. no one helped us or paid attention to evacuate them. sangin is to the north. it is on a strategic supply route in helmand province. highway,a major lincoln one and of the country to the other. as the fighting continued on tuesday, there were reports that afghan troops had received more supplies. it is not clear how much of the town remains in government hands. as officials insist the taliban and will be pushed back. the taliban split their forces and started fighting in several areas. in sangin, they

p a ini the ruinsanist and football coach. they were among the one million migrants who reached europe this year. and three months later, they lead 's. one is the father of the boy who was found dead on a beach in turkey. since then, he's been busy with a humanitarian project in iraq and is a message for europe. >> my messages, i would like the whole world to open its doors to syrians at this time of year. i would like to ask you all to think about the pain of fathers, mothers who are seeking peace and security. i wish you a very happy new year posted hopefully, next year, the war will end in syria. he was playing the piano in a refugee cap in damascus. amid the devastation, he encouraged children to sing. but music is prohibited by the islamic state group. and one day, he was questioned. , a pno?is this, he said don't you know music is prohibited? and then bye bye piano. it is not a good idea to argue uph them, so you just give and you retreat. >> like many migrants, he took the perilous journey by sea and made it to germany.

was a difficult choice to have to make as well, passing people that we knew were injured and needi iniistance but our goal at that time had to be trying to locate the shooters and deal with them. there's so many families, as we go into these holiday seasons, are now going to have to deal with the tragedy that were left behind by this senseless acts of violence so that is a little tough to deal with. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the san bernardino shooting. plus president obama talks with norah o'donnell about climate change. that is the "cbs morning news" and thanks a lot for watching. . >> what police found inside the suspect's home from the san bernardino killings. >>> this incredible video captured by a viewer, and more on what happened. >>> suspected drunk driver slams into a philadelphia police officer's car overnight injuring that officer. we'll have an update on her condition coming up next. >> today is friday, december 4th, good morning, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer. getting a check on weather and traffic with these two lovely

envoy to add aid inis going to meet with houthi rebels and the former president. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: on the outskirts here battles are raging. houthi fighters and those loyal to former president still hold their ground in yemen's third largest city, but pro-government forces are undeterred. >> translation: we will continue our march. all that is left of the rebels here are snipers and land mines. >> reporter: similar scenes are being played out to the east. rebels who want former president to come to power. there are no easy victories. eight and a half months of war is taking a punishing toll on civilians. yemen was already a difficult area to access food. half of the population is on the brink of familiar inand-- famine and ask asking for funding >> we need funding for the coming year. of course, we received the support of all-- need the support of all parties to give us the freedom of movement to reach out to the people that are in absolute crisis at the moment. >> reporter: planned u.n. brokered talks in geneva have hit hurdles and delays. both sid

said his country hopes to help in those efforts by conveyi ini its experiences to people around the worldit's time for a look at the latest in world weather with our mete meteorologist, jonathan oh. it was a soggy day in tokyo on this national holiday. are we looking at a wet christmas eve here? >> hello. i think we are going to see part of the day christmas eve to be a big wet, and then we should see a nice rest of the day and even a nice christmas for most of japan. we have been monitoring a system that was coming out of china. a lot of that moisture pushing toward the east. so we saw a lot of rainfall, especially in the afternoon hours, and those showers do continue. we are expecting them to linger through the overnight period. the stationary front, though, was responsible for that moisture has developed into what we call a low-pressure system. the area is riding and circulating around the center point. and so it's continuing to pick up moisture as it moves north and east. you want to have the umbrellas handy for the morning hours on thursday. and then by the afternoon, we may see the

into santa rosa, inis fog. it is thick fog on highway 101. here is a look in visibility. here is a good shape in san francisco, oakland, and san cbse. livermore in good shape. five miles still a okay if you are getting on to the roadway. right through here, that dark-shade of gray stretches all the way down into about highway 37. around american canyon. you have to find it here for the morning hours. in addition to the fog, we have a little bit of patchy frost out there. here is why. take a look at s

this was the view this morning iny, lake hopatcong. and take a look at randolph. this is also northern new jersey. not as much accumulation here. the mix of snow and rain made for some slippery roads during the morning commute. >>> waterbury, connecticut, now. don't let the smooth-moving traffic here fool you. this winter storm caused problems on roads all across the state. state police responded to more than 50 crashes between midnight and 8:00 this morning. there were a few injuries and also road closures. >>> storm team 4's chris cimino predicted this snow pattern and tracked the system all morning long for us. chris, the worst is over at this point. >> yeah, things are continuing to improve. temperatures going up. the storm itself is moving out of the picture. again, it's because it's been so warm. if we had snowstorms like this all winter, i think we'd be pleased. just taken out, the purple disappeared. they're no longer under a winter weather advisory. all that's left is some of the that's still 7:00 this evening. and wayhep in connecticut. there are still t

iny actually still exist this race. this is what they're say sphwhrg when we -- we need to be doing everything we can with people across the world to fight jihadists, donald trump newupplies them with propaganda. >> two months ago, we were supposed to hate mexicans and he criminals ore all rapists. now we're supposed to hate muslims. and that kind of crap is not in the united states of america. >> when donald trump said the hateful things he did about to seal off the borders and prevent muslim american neighbors from traveling, i had to ask myself, i wonder if he's going to begin with all of those patriotic muslim americans serving in our armed forces all around the world, keeping us safe? >> we even heard from white house press secretary, josh earnest. is about theon now rest of the republican party. goingether or not they're to be dragged into the dust bin of history with him. but secretlyy sad happy, janet? >> well, there is a clear sense that donald trump would be to beat than some of the more electable republican c

if you are the host hold on to food labels to your guests can double check the ini don't list . >>> even a small amount of a food if it gets in something un unexpectedly could cause a reaction p beware of cross contamination. all surfaces should be wiped clean. if you are the guest experts recommend making the host aware of any food restrictions you might have as son as possible. an don't dive into any unknown party dips without a backup plan. >>> if you don't have your epi pen you shouldn't be eating because you never know what's going to be in something . >> anchor: you can always host the party yourself having your like drinks and utensils. this way, you are sure to prepare foods that are safe. experts say when it comes to christmas crafts, have your guests bring along projects that don't include food. in the newsroom, i'm sara french 7 news. >> anchor: straight ahead in the buzz, a swift surprise taylor swift leaving a brave young fan speechless. how this hospital visit bright announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able

toninight, inis own words, describing what the taliban did to him. >>> and the great made in america christmas is back. so many of you sending in your ideas. tonight, the famous "i love lucy" ment. and something in that scene made >> made in america! >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we beginith the war of words between the two front-runners in the race for 2016. the showdown unfolding at this hour, between donald trump and hillary clinton. trump under fire by some after using a certain word to describe clinton's loss to president obama. and commenting on her using the bathroom during the debate. tonight, the clinton campaign calling trump's remarks, quote, sexist and degrading. and there was a moment today on the campaign trail when a little girl asked secretary clinton a question. all of this comes amid new poll numbers tonight, and this question. how many americans say they would be embarrassed if this country elects a president trump or if it elects hillary clinton? abc's jonathan karl, leading us off. >> reporter: donald trump's in

. >> we're doing our best to gather the information about going inis world to make him do this. >> reporter: hardy is from texas, police aren't even sure oklahoma. they do tell us they couldn't even book him in the jail through most of today because he david? >> ryan owens, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world newswsonight" this thursday. big changes coming to new orleans after a vote. coming up here, that city councilvoting, saying, we have a right to correct historical wrongs. there. >>> also, the new medical headline tonight about cancer, and what may be the biggest cause for men and women. an important headline tonight. >>> and then, the consumer outrage this evening. concert tickets for adele on now being sold for $12,000? after the break. whatcha doin? just prepping for my boss' party in a couple weeks. what are those? crest whitestrips. they whiten way better than paste. crest 3d white whitestrips whiten 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste. someone's making quite an impression. this holiday season, select crest whitestrips are buy one, get one free.

tragedy, this humanitarian disaster, of insufficient food, shelter, and infamous inis now our civil warer today, and what i ask you to remember are the lives that lived before and as little -- andersonville, the lives lived after andersonville, and the lessons learned. in my attempt to do justice to the 45,000 stories of the prisoners, i will share the story of just one of them. iis u.s. soldier and p.o.w. highlight today is no better or worse than any other. to those dedicated family members who are here today, please accept my sincere apology to not have enough time to tell each of every story of them. i wish i could. just know, you are there voice, and our nation appreciates you for keeping their chronicles alive. without you, america would be a place defined by numbers or markers on a map, where shells drop and men are varied. instead, our nations history is allof men and women of backgrounds, both successful and unsuccessful, who came together with their own dreams to build a place for us to endeavor, as we may. with success at times and with failure at others. sometimes, through t

iny are more represented i.t. and consumer health care. angie: a very crowded space.of the hugemy of china, you have balance sheet issues. you had a story on this on your terminal today. they are still beating earnings estimates. angie: based on that premise, would you agree, let's to the mental exercise, based on your premise, is uber worth more than g.m.? right now, the market says it is. the whole point is we are talking about new tack, new -- new tech, new economy versus old economy. let's go back to 1999 and 2000. i was doing the same job. the new economy stocks reached 50 times.s 1 notvaluations broadly were where they were in 1990 and 2000. the old economy, there is no new china that has been industrialized. >> what about india? >> india has the potential longer-term. near-term, it cannot -- rishaad: india has a great future. in 10 years time, it will still have a great future. >> that is a little bit unfair. rishaad: this time, it is different -- that is what you are saying. >> there is no way india can offset that shortfall. >> there is a market, a big market

only in survived, but the way that theyt flourished, made it so that i'm able to be here today, to be ini the position i'm in to tell the story that i'm telling.ason to that, to me, is not ever a reason to feel shame.did, i that is a reason to feel pride. i feel pride in what my people did. i feel pride in what my people endured. and knowing that and knowing toy that every day i get to jump out of bed, which i do every morning, and get to tell that story to people means that i'm one of the richest individuals on this planet. and i try to say that to every interpreter that auditions for colonial williamsburg. it is going to be one of the hardest jobs that you will ever have to do in life. but, you know what? it's going to be one of the most fulfilling. and what you get to do every day makes a difference. what more can you ask for in ca life than to make a difference, you know? >> is it hard to fill those positions? >> it can be. it can be. it was hard for me to want to gn take the gjob. it's, in america today, we stiln are not teaching young people, young black people or even younh white p

there are some other unfinished ininess that we have to work in the future, but these changes, especially that we have the prospect of suspect that success from the speaker, refineries on a further renewables and on the puerto rico, i think we are in a good place to go forward, not satisfied, but ready to work in bipartisan ways. we did not write too much was -- too much -- we did not brag too much about what was in it. the more difficult questions will be -- my colleagues will be ready to answer, yes ma'am? >> could you specifically go into -- yesterday we were talking to republican leadership not -- calls you made -- what happened maybe [inaudible] -- >> when the appropriations committee gave us a serviceable form, because there was so much and i'm very pleased to answer that question because this is a huge bill. trillion and there was a misunderstanding about what was in the bill and what was not in the bill. we were able to resolve it this with myand, working colleagues on appropriations who were able to spread the fact. as our leaders said, they've got we were very upset about certai

. >> we agree to be investing more ini its health and people. and we support prime minister nawauz's stated commitment to devoting 4% to education, 4% of joe didn't. a -- gdp. and it does have to happen. pakistan does face a huge number of challenges right now, huge security challenges. and we could have a very long discussion about how that happened, and i think, you know, there are, there are domestic, there's certainly large domestic factors at play. and i think pakistan is attempting to turn this security situation around. but that does consume, i think, a significant amount of their budget in doing so. on the question of hearts and minds. and views of americans, it's not, it's not a, it's not a happy story. and i agree with you. on the other hand, it is something that is somewhat improving. the numbers have gradually improved. on pakistan's perception, pakistani's perceptions of americans. i can tell you from personal experience that i think there's less of an impression now amongst the political elite that the united states is playing some

inis of course the leader the u.s. elections.ome the fact that he wants to be more friendly to russia. we value it very highly. as for his other actions. it is not up to us to assess his performance. >> he said that russia is ready to improve ties in the united states and work with whomever is elected president. secretary of state john kerry says in a letter to senate foreign relations committee that iran is for filling it obligations and has not engaged in covert activities to advance its nuclear weapons program. is close to adopting emother entering the country. the law will pass in january. >> charges are expected for the man who brought the assault -- bought the assault rifles in the san bernardino massacre. charges against enrique marquez could come soon. a quick recap on u.s. markets after the fed made the move to start raising interest rates. u.s. stocks erased yesterday's rally. the dow industrials losing 253 points. everyone focused on the strong dollar and falling commodities. a really uglypar of that was o. goldman sac

it shows that ted cruz has now overtaken donald trump with a ad iny impressive le iowa. how much faith should we put in this poll? guest: i think it is a good representation of where the race stands right now. the race can change a lot by the time voters actually go to caucus in iowa. host: we have what, 50 days left? guest: 50 days left, and three debates left. a lot can change in that time. also, another reason to think that paul is credible, there is another poll at the beginning of last week that signaled the shift was coming. the poll shows ted cruz 10 points ahead of donald trump. i think, right now, you have to say that he is the oddments favorite to win iowa. lot can change. someone pointed out on twitter last night, a poll like this was taken in 2011 before the 2012 election, and newt gingrich was at a 5% of the vote, mitt romney was at about 16%, and rick santorum had something like 6%. won iowa.orum one momentum changes in campaigns, and these things do have ways of changing. cruz, unfortunately now that everyone assumes he is 10 points ahead, there would be a

finding inys are you terms of their level of concern? >> it is the calendar.this long-held notion as you know among a lot of party grandes that this will fade with the end of summer or once people the votingrious but is getting somewhat near and he still has a base of support. weeds a little bit, what worries folks is the for he has. it seems like the matter what he a level of support that he does not fall below. he has a horde -- a hard core amen corner that defends him, that is for him through thick and thin. the concern is that as long as the party is divided in terms of who it is for that the trump 20% or 22% could be a plurality for him. that i think is the real danger right now. mark: are there republicans who worried this could be a blowout like mcgovern? polarization in this country whoever the nominee is will still win more states and --tgomery -- montgomery mcgovern was able to win. it is left with the number of states to whether it is 36 or 42, it is more the issue is -- that is this candidate so toxic we spend next are trying to insulate our down b

running inis rotation with a positive spot about jeb's plan to defeat isis. we have a lot of information out there for voters to go to to jeb's record. we have given them a lot of information. we have talked about jeb's plan going forward and how he is going to defeat isis and help disrupt washington. now we think it is important that other candidates in the moreget a little information and scrutiny of their records before voters make a very important choice. all: i will take that as negative all the time as a simplified version of that answer. >> we will continue to allow the d.c. press corps to speculate what we are going to do. it is amusing to watch everyone speculate on it. we are going to sit back and enjoy that. guys have had a lot of ads on the air this year and it guys have had a lot of ads on the air this year and it doesn't seem to have had much of an impact, favorable or negative. >> we think this is going to become a race to quality in the next six weeks and continue on past new hampshire, that voters are going to start looking for serious candid

. >> it's an inie nie. >> listen, after all those years, it's the little things that you say to me. this orange is really good for peeling and sectioning out. oranges of course are good for you, number one. but they bring back a lot of memories for me. i like to get a little nostalgic during the christmas holidays. even though we didn't have anything when i was younger we still had my mom there and my dad that supported us and gave us these little things. and i think about this. i think about it especially when my grandkids want to go see a play or a concert. and it's 500, a $500, a thousand, $2,000. >> and you appreciated it. >> look for naval oranges. they're out there. they're available. surprise your kids. wrap one up. they might look at your strange. >> there's a put one in your kids' stocking and see what kind of reaction you get. at least it's not coal. thank you, pete. merry christmas. send your questions to pete at produce pete.com. he's on facebook, twitter, everywhere. and we will be coming right >>> o christmas tree, o christmas tree. isn't she lovely out there on the pl

this afternoon meeting voters afterera town hall with terans in west des moines and a meet and greet ini ames this morning... the most recent monmouth university poll has him in third place in iowa behind ted cruz and donald ump... rubio campaigned in michigan yesterday -- where he was the president's speech the other 10 seconds. i'm barack obama - keep doing the same thing we're doing now, and stop being so discriminatory. end of speech. rubio will begin speaking today at 2:30 p-m just outside of kinnick stadium... donald trump has announced that he is canceling his s rip to israel saying he'll reschedule...after he becomes president. he was going to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu -- a riskymove following recent comments he made...to a jewish group...and the call to keep muslims from entering the country, we spoke with an eastern iowa muslim whose also an army veteran... although his ancestors came from lebonnon, he was born in cedar rapids and was proud to serve (cggjoe aossey/ muslim & veteran) "this is my country, world war 2 and you know it's he says he's not wo

inis. in february 3 muslim students in north carolina were murdered in their home because they were proof what america still is. in june 9 black adults and south carolina were murdered in their church because they were proof of what america has always been. a country whose fingerprints are caked with the blood of those it calls other. is it claims to crown thy good brotherhood, hoodie, yarmulke, cowboy hat, do rag, baseball, turbine, how bit, address, job. none of these things is more american than the other. [applause] >> thank you so much. and please join me in welcoming the author of wheatwe to sing america. currently senior fellow at the center for social inclusion. she led south asian americans leaving together and was legal director at the asian pacific american legal resource center here in dc. alsoalso taught in the program i direct, the asian american studies program she has never been silent, helped lift our voices and has done so flow which is what we see in this book, lifting up

k, skating inis mar from thailand. also joining us is frank. see what investors should look for in 2016. mark, wished investors place their money? >> well, i just read the other not one strategy was negative about the stock market in 2016. i think the u.s. stock market will go down in 2016. i think 10 year u.s. treasuries are quite attractive because of my outlook for weakening economy, and believe that we are already entering a recession in the united states. then emerging markets, as you know, have underperformed grossly since 2011. i think it may still be slightly premature to make the major commitment into emerging markets, but they are moving into buying range. then i like real estate in the countryside and portugal, spain, italy, and in indochina. indochina is essentially vietnam, laos, cambodia, leon myanmar, thailand. i think the vietnamese stock market is very attractive. the economy continues to perform exceedingly well. frank, where do you think commodities are headed. that will determine how many things will perform. >> i think they

it's on the way, storm series looks impressive here for us and as you know, it has been craze iny in the pacific northwest. cold air will move in we'll still have more rain into friday morning. could be heavier than friday night into saturday. looks to be a bit of a break, saturday night into sunday. more rain comes in and a very cold system drops in monday. we are going from a mile to warm pattern. that's the low, look at the moisture feeding into that. that's what is over us, right now. the sky just opened up in concorde -- not only that -- in the past two minutes, the wind has started to howell and it's pouring in antioch, yes, i know, there is our line. it's really intense rain and wind. it went through pittsburgh, and crock, you are probably on the calmer side, if you will to clayton. stretching out back to the east bay. it was over hayward. there is our little line, as you can see as it beginning to move through. things to the north have calmed down, but the heavy rain that went through san francisco, parts of peninsula starting to let up there is still pock pockets of heavy ra

is hideous even though it owns a stake ini aia aia aial - baba. twitter is off 38% for the year. it seems whatever the company tries they just can't grow the darn thing. it's a good core business but maybe for someone else. the individual slices and dices of the web were downright awful in 2015. yelp is down, it seems like it's lost to competitors. groupon is down 63%, still too early to buy that total dog. truecar has fallen. zillow's shares have been sinking like a stone from $33 down to $24 in only two months. i felt it was mystifying. we see the same remarkable haves and have-notes situation in the industrials. two years ago i don't know if you would have considered ge an industrial. you might have said it was a manufacturing company. now that ge is the entire financial business with the remainder being sold off in january of next year, its stock rallied 20%, the best organic growth in the sector, a remarkable transformation. the other side, eton is off 25%. emerson's down 26%. caterpillar fallen 29%. the first three, they seemed like real winners versus the machinery makers.

. >> reporter: police are still processing this shooting ta ini feltonville. the window shot out, happening outside a social club this morning outside in the street. planning left, there's a red car. that is also investigated by philadelphia police right now. videos as well as earlier. they are one person in di, though, at this point. they do not know whether that person is the shooter. they are still looking f inin i in the triple shooting. all three victims taken to temple hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. gunfire broke out feet from social club. right now, we don't know what sparked violence, but police are working on a motive. one in custody as they look for a shooter. for u now, we are live, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police investigate another shooting that sent two men to the hospital. nbc 10 was in nicetown where men kicked out of a bar returned later opening fire on patrons. police explain what happened next. >> two private security guards that were employed by the bar that were act 235 certified were armed with handguns. th

breaking news from chipotle to -- 8% to percent 11%. , three ini cases addition to what it had seen inr states. joe: looking at the longer-term chart, they been getting crushed lately. the headlines get worse. >> comparable sales down 6%, continuing down for the fourth quarter. the stock falling in after hours trading. joe: they are doing a buyback as well, but not helping much. --another security op in dropping is oil. the group's president says it will pump 31.5 million barrels a day. minister discussed the lack of a limit. phone is theom global head of energy strategy at citibank. joe: thank you for joining. what did you make of the latest opec meeting. we had a lot of talking heads, disagreement within the organization. what is your take away? >> it was a total nonevent and clear from the beginning. opec is not a group of equals. they are that diva in the room, saudi arabia, and they went in with the decision made. they stuck to their guns and there was not much to talk about. >> we talk about opec as a cartel. is it still a cartel? cartel if it is a price maker, and opec used to m

iny have been crazy things managing the stock market. they bundled their 2% valuation.ill have a ways to go. over a five to 10 year horizon, i think that central banks will continue to add it to their reserve portfolio. it will become more important than it is today. haven currency like the dollar, that will take decades. you recently said that history is littered with the corpses of countries that opened up their accounts prematurely, what does that mean exactly and had we know that a country is opening up its capital prematurely? barry: you have to weigh the speed at which it is removing capital controls and allowing much financial reform is doing at home. what history tells us is you should do the reform first, strengthen financial markets, the domestic institutions, domestic regulation, before you throw open the capital account. otherwise there is the possibility of an accident at home and if you liberalize capital flows at that point you could have massive outflows and currency collapse. mexico in 1994, basically. so china should not go there. i think that policyma

inis saying right now, bring someone who is more sales and operations oriented who is going to drop thed notion that we can restore yahoo! to its old greatness, but he does not think it is a complete lost cause. he thinks it can be something better but that mercer mayer is not someone to do it. cuts.ting 9000 job this is a workforce of 12,000 but get 9000 people out the door. , goeback what they need back to the old logo to signify the marissa mayer era is over. the iconic 101 billboard on the iconic freeway to convey the message to the world. in terms of what to actually do with the core business, he is saying focus on things like potential like finance and yahoo! sports and do not focus anymore on search. they already lost the battle. a partnerether with like liberty media to explore the core restructuring, to score the issues further with a potential spinoff but do not continue to buy what he calls zombie companies. they recently spent an estimated $200 million on a company and he says she cannot be given license to spend so much money on acquisitions that really do not add anything

and the them it iny would begin to diminish. >> former senator edward brooke died in 2015.09 he was awarded the congressional gold medal. this award ceremony is an hour nd 15 minutes. [applause] president obama: thank you. thank you. thank you very much. please be seated. thank you very much. it is an extraordinary privilege o be here today. and let me begin by acknowledging this distinguished group gathered on the platform:. our extraordinary speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, majority leader harry reid; republican leader mitch mcconnell; majority leader steny hoyer; republican leader john boehner; senator john kerry; representative eleanor holmes norton; representative patrick kennedy; my dear friend, vicki kennedy; to our honoree, senator edward brooke, his wife, anne, and family. it is a great privilege to be ere today as we confer the congressional gold medal on a man who's spent his life breaking barriers and bridging divides across this country -- senator edward brooke. now, with his lifetime of achievement, ed is no stranger to a good awards ceremony. he's been thr

iny write that roughly four say it- 79 percent -- would be very difficult for the republican nominee to win the election if trump launches a third-party bid. by the way, i wrote the white house coverage will feature donald trump live from the iowa state fairgrounds. also, the supreme court heard several cases this week, dealing with redistricting. one of them was even well versus texas drawst how districts. the oral argument in that case coming up tonight on c-span two at 8:00 eastern. while we wait to take you to the pentagon for the briefing with the two different secretaries, part of today's washington journal. continues. host: ray lahood if you searched the internet for your name and stories that come up this.ke obama advisor, found disappointment. those are the stories that come your new book, "seeking fair?isan" is that guest: i don't like that headline. i believe bipartisan is in the president's dna. believes ink he bipartisan. he practiced it when he was a in illinois. mepracticed it when he named secretary of transportation a long time republican. the story that peter baker

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not iny, islam is conflict with the other. muslims are a threat to islam as well as they are a threat to others. that is why we should extend our hands together, in order to the feet extremism -- and 02 the feet extremism -- in order to defeat extremism. i can see the future i can see where religious leaders. -- where we are going to have a muslim, christian and a jew,. they want to pray or exchange knowledge of religion. they want to corroborate with the other. this is the spirit of the future. instead of having a synagogue, a church or a mosque. one building where anybody can so there willay be no separation of religions between the religious communities. so they can collaborate with each other and work with each other and understand each other. and respect the right of the other to believe the way he believes. and accepted them and to tolerate that. that is our message. >> [indiscernible] thank you very much for your excellent visitation. i was struck by your mention of the school situation. the not symbols kind of question

more likely, it will break up into smaller man years ago, vere ini states that live uneasily with eachhing of a rump left behind with the sunni south like damascus. john: do you think disillusion is more inevitable and to manage our way through that or will that be the choices made by either the u.s. or its allies? bruce: it is hard to see how you put the humpty dumpty of syria back together. given the i'm not of blood, they are better off not living in the same country. john: this is a book about a crisis that took place in 1962. john f. kennedy famous for another crisis -- the cuban missile crisis. this is not what the book is about. talk about the subject of the book and why it was forgotten. bruce: everybody knows about the cuban missile crisis. the world stood on the break of nuclear apocalypse. at the same time he was dealing missiles in cuba, he was dealing with the chinese invasion of india. they were in the verge of breaking india into pieces. this president, john f. kennedy, did two critical things. one, he started an airlift of supplies to keep the indian army going in the b

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