they were 11—0 down at half time but two tries from james short in the final ten minutes saw them grabth 17 unanswered points. there was some good news for bath though, a welcome return for wing anthony watson. he made his first appearance as a substitute since fracturing his jaw at an england training camp in october. in the pro—12, leinster beat ulster to move into second place in the table. ulster failed to score until the 77th minute and by then the match was beyond them. rory o'loughlin scored twice for leinster, the final score 22—7. rory clegg went over four minutes from time to snatch a dramatic bonus point victory for glasgow warriors at treviso. there was also a great performance from scotland international stuart hogg, he scored 15 points, bagging a try and kicking five conversions. 35—28 to warriors. there were two other matches today in the pro—12. munster beat connacht16—9 to increase their lead at the top of the table. in the other match, edinburgh beat zebre 24—19. the bottom two italian sides both losing, but putting up quite a fight against the scottish teams. manu tu

they were 11—0 down at half time, but two tries from james short in the final 10 minutes saw them win17ion at the top of the table. leinster beat ulster to move into second place. 22—7 the final score. glasgow and edinburgh were both given tough matches in italy agaoinst treviso and zebre, but both won. andy murray has been given a knighthood in the new year's honours list. he's also just finished third at the world tennis championship in abu dhabi. he beat beat milos raonic in straight sets in saturday's consolation game at the exhibition tournament, so he finishes the year with a win and also the title sir andy. it was a big honour to be asked, recognition of my results over the last few years, and it's obviously a nice way to finish 2016, august 2017, but i am more than happyjust being known as andy, that is fine by me. that's all sport for now. the united nations has unanimously approved a resolution endorsing a ceasefire in the syrian civil war. russia and turkey brokered the truce. it's the third ceasefire this year, as part of efforts to end nearly six years of fighting in syria.

they were 11—0 down at half—time but two tries from james short in the final ten minutes saw them grabr 22—7. rory 0' loughlin went over twice. there were also wins for the leaders munster, glasgow and edinburgh. that's your new year's eve sport. thank you very much. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me and the team here, wishing you, wherever you are, and whatever you are doing, a very happy new year. good night. hello. this is bbc news. in london, concrete barriers have been put up to prevent a terrorist attack. i've been speaking to the commissioner of the metropolitan police. he told me more than 3000 police officers are deployed tonight to ensure public safety. first of, people tonight. —— we want to make sure people enjoy tonight. it's a great event and what we do is make sure they are safe. we have an off a lot of officers out tonight, well over 3300, so a huge amount, bigger than most police forces in this country. some of them are armed and some of them will be seen. we have a good searching regime and people they are —— people

they were 11—0 down at half time, but two tries from james short in the final 10 minutes saw them win17ht to strengthen their position at the top of the table. leinster beat ulster to move into second place. 22—7 the final score. the new year's eve countdown to 2017 will take a little longer this year. the world's timekeepers are adding an extra second to our clocks to stay in sync with the earth's rotation. this is the 27th time a "leap second" has been added since they were introduced in 1972. 0ur science correspondent, rebecca morelle explains. big ben tolls. this new year's eve, you have a tiny bit longer to enjoy the celebrations. an extra second is being added to the world's time. and it's all because of a very slight wobble in the earth's rotation. 0ur planet speeds up and slows down as it spins. so while a single rotation equates to one day, some days end up being a tiny fraction longer or shorter than others. and gradually the earth's time drifts out of sync with our clocks. right now, that difference has grown too large, so just before the clocks strike midnight, an extra seco

they were 11—0 down at half time but two tries from james short in the final ten minutes saw them grabe up to second after beating ulster 22—7. rory 0'loughlin went over twice. there were also wins for the leaders munster, glasgow and edinburgh. andy murray has been given a knighthood in the new year ‘s honours list. he hasjust knighthood in the new year ‘s honours list. he has just finished third in aberdovey. he beat the loss run each. it sounds strange. it was a big honour. —— he beat milos raonic. it was a nice way to finish the year. i am more than happyjust being known as andy, that's fine by me. that is your sport. from midnight tonight, anyone who owns an air gun in scotland will need a licence. the legislation was introduced after a toddler was killed by an air gun pellet in glasgow in 2005. people in england and wales can own the weapons without any kind of documentation. craig anderson reports. these are the guns that by january 1 will be illegal unless their owners have a licence. already 11,000 people have applied for an air gun certificate and anyone with a gun licence al

it tells the story of this remarkable man james strang who, in short, try to form a theocracy on an island in lake michigan called beaver island in the 19th century. things didn't go so well for him there, but it's a fascinating story about a colorful man who tried, who tried to do this amazing thing. >> host: how did you discover this story? >> guest: growing up in michigan i learn a little bit about michigan history. when i was a kid i was in tears of other states. i thought interesting things happen elsewhere. all the great civil war battlefields were out east and nothing happened in michigan, was something i was concerned about. there were no battles in michigan, no forks to speak of. there's a couple but nothing significant. at some point along the way i learned, i'm not quite sure where but if you make an effort to study michigan history, read up on it and the explorers who came here come the original people who liv lived here, the things that did happen, you eventually stumbled upon this footnote in michigan history, this guy james strang who attempted this remarkable project on bea

>>james: the firefighters rush to the scene and downtown san francisco about 715 this happened on third and market authority said the woman was hit by a bus and drive for a shortter a fire ripped through the apartment complex flames erupted just after 2:00 in the afternoon these images pretty or helicopter partnership to see firefighters on the return to the late the fire hist such a man accused of drowning his own daughter has been found mentally incompetent to stand trial. >>james: he appeared in court yesterday he's charged with murder of a is for your daughter of the suspect was found naked in yelling for help behind the police department last month it was also holding his daughter asked and then she was unresponsive the suspect will be back in court next month. >>james: california elected has all the state's 55 votes to kill the clinton supporters hope to convince top collectors and other states to change the vote however taxes process' tall above the 27 mark which is all they needed hist. >>grant lodes: in many states the vote came amid protests from georgia to pennsylvania said from arizona to michigan and titrant images karl's the elected to defy the w

he's bringing along his pick for defense secretary, retired four-star general, james "mad dog" mattis. a shortis picture showing him standing with mattis on the plane headed to north carolina. mattis is expected to take the stage tonight and speak at the event. let's go right now to nbc's chris jansing who is already in fayetteville. >> reporter: we're expecting to hear about

he's bringing along his pick for defense secretary, retired four-star general, james "mad dog" mattis. a short time ago trump tweeted this picture showing him standing with mattis on the plane headed to north carolina. mattis is expected to take the stage tonight and speak at the event. let's go right now to nbc's chris jansing who is already in fayetteville. >> reporter: we're expecting to hear about a strong military today. that will be the message from donald trump, and from mattis, as well, who we're told is going to speak before we hear from the president-elect. this is his second stop upon what has been a thank you tour. and he has come to the heart of military country, ft. bragg, of course, is here. the largest military base in the world. 53,000 plus. then you see he'll be going on to iowa and des moines and grand rapids, michigan, on thursday and friday. you might think that given the topic of national security and mattis being here, who, by the way, is very popular with most of the military i've talked to and even some democrats i've talked to here in fayetteville, you might think it

in 2012 0fcom published a damning assessment of james murdoch's behaviour in the running of news international. mr speaker, that report only stopped short and improper to hold a licence on the basis that the murdochs were a minority owner of sky, not 100%. and james murdoch was no longer playing an executive role at sky. today, james murdoch is back as chairman of sky and chief executive of 21st century fox. this bid shows the murdochs have learnt nothing and think they can get away with anything. if it was wrong for the murdochs to own 100% of sky in 2011 and 2012, it is wrong today. i do not for one second underestimate the huge public and parliamentary interest in this proposed merger. as well as the importance of this issue to the parties concerned. but the important thing is that i must ensure, given my quasi—judicial role, that i protect the integrity of the process and ensure that as and when, if the formal notification is given, that that is properly considered. i will be making no further comments on the merit of the bid at this stage. while there may well be a case for asking the regulator to look at this bid, will she also re

james. we are really short on time and i want to make sure we talk about one question that is really essentialto the how of this which is that he brought up the point that the level of political commitment to repeal is very high and now that they control the white house and the congress ,-comma what excuse do they have to not move forward. i certainly have a degree of sympathy for that point of view, but i must say, maybe my ear is a little bit, i don't know, i always heard and i do believe when mitch mcconnell came out i could've sworn i heard repeal and replace. honestly, when i watch canada trump on the trail, he never really said repeal. he said were gonna repeal and replace affordable care. now why is this important? it's important because james presentation seems predicated on the notion that were going to repeal. replacing is big and messy and complicated number and have too just work through that in a regular order process. actually, i don't think that's what they promise. i think they promised were going to repeal it and we will replace it in some kind of clear way because there's unc

everyone is short in the euro dollar. anna: james, thank you very much.tment manager at aberdeen management stays with us. the first annual gain in three years. we will take a look at what is in store for energy in 2017. ♪ anna: welcome back. this is bloomberg markets. let us check in on the market action. a shadow of its normal self. low volume. stoxx 600 is going down. ending the year with a whimper. last trading day of the year and it is a shortened one in some cases. we could be higher in the u.s. later on -- that is the suggestion. thingsght be the tone of later. a lot of geopolitical things to talk about. let us look at what is moving in europe. doc 600 is digging up the biggest movers including banking stocks moving higher. especially italian ones. to the downside, berkeley group .n the u.k., housing space ryan in down a little bit. we saw some of the airlines in recent days moving around a lot with what is happening on the oil price. heading for its first annual advance in three years and its biggest gain since -- as opec and 11 other producers ar

>>james: that was the scene after his national tv interview was cut short in here is what he said duringthat interview you conceive of all it says i am only here to say one thing that i am incredibly sorry people did not walk a low door because >>james: he was a regular sound engineer in the underground singing word is starting to get around town >>reporter: he echoes the same sentiment they were first term as intelligent generous funding it and vibrant see if he fears this tragedy could have a domino effect of of the artist in the bay area the memorial pays said there are scheduled. >>james: a powerful 6.5 magnitude earthquake killed 97 people and injured 73 others coming up next a warehouse fire in the community stunned the question they're asking themselves about their property >>anny hong: temperatures right now are running cold as expected 34 livermore 37 concord and in vallejo fairfield 33 it is in the south but temperatures running a few degrees cooler we would definitely see more rain by tomorrow afternoon 3500 for paulo also three tens and san jose oakland picking up about four

in 2012 0fcom published a damning assessment of james murdoch's behaviour in the running of news international. mr speaker, that report only stopped short improper to hold a licence on the basis that the murdochs were a minority owner of sky, not 100%. and improper to hold a licence on the basis that the murdochs were a minority owner of sky, not 100%. and james murdoch was no longer playing an executive role at sky. today, james murdoch is back as chairman of sky and chief executive of 21st century fox. this bid shows the murdochs have learnt nothing and think they can get away with anything. if it was wrong for the murdochs to own 100% of sky in 2011 and 2012, it is wrong today. i do not for one second underestimate the huge public and parliamentary interest in this proposed merger. as well as the importance of this issue to the parties concerned. but the important thing is that i must ensure, given my quasi—judicial role, that i protect the integrity of the process and ensure that as and when, if the formal notification is given, that that is properly considered. i will be making no further comments on the merit of the bid at this st

and james stavridis, who was on hillary clinton's short list for vp. >> we have a president here that wants to look at the best and brightest of america, regardless job will have to deal with the growing tension with china. after trump took a call from the president of taiwan. for four decades, u.s. presidents have respected that by avoiding direct contact with the taiwanese president. >> president a obama can reach out to a murdering dictator in cuba in the last year and be hailed for doing it. and president-elect takings a courtesy call from a democratically elected leader in taiwan and it's a controversy. >> reporter: trump tweeted, did china ask us if it was okay to devalue their currency, making it hard for our companies to compete? trump used twitter over the tweengd lash out at companies who moved jobs out of the country. and to lam "saturday night live" as unwatchable. >> reporter: and paul ryan said the president-elect's twitter tirades don't bother him at all. >> who cares what he tweeted on some thursday night if we fix the country's big problems? that's the way i look at i

race to 270, and she came up short and traditionally in democratic states like pennsylvania, michigan, wyomiisconsin. she told voters that she thought the letter from jamesey was really the nail in her coffin. do you agree that is what went wrong? >> we are saying that this is about the electoral college and we came up short. we felt very good about where we were going into the last 10, 20 days of the election. i think it is hard to imagine the kind of impact that that letter had. you know, most of the public polling shows a distinct drop. we saw that in our internal numbers. and particularly because the letter didn't really seem to have much of a purpose. he said he had some e-mails, he had not seen them, he didn't know what they were. so, look, when you look across the three states that you mentioned, you're talking 100,000 votes, anything could have made a difference with such small margins, less than 1% in each of the states, but we do think that was an incredibly powerful force in the race. you know, the other reality is, you know, we were hoping for stronger performance in some sectors. and a lot of the data was very off in this race. so we have to

they say lehman fled the residence and a short-time later found at cape fear valley medical center seeking treatment. police say the home-owner 58 year old james facing any charges. we are just we are just getting started here on eyewitness news. still to come -- carolina to cuba. steve daniels is i us the incredible struggles cubans face in their daily lives. plus -- queen city tornado. the destruction left behind when a twister touched down in southwest charlotte. and eager beaver. the mess this little guy made to christmas decorations inside this store. it's our must-see video of the night. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news so we're here at the mouth of the cave that no one has set foot look, there's signs of an ancient civilization. let me see if i can translate it. now all this looks like some type of a calendar. hi, just came down here to leave you a little note. new scratch-off tickets come out the first tuesday of every month. new scratch-offs? yea, first tuesdays. first tuesday of every month? echo... echo... fascinating. did you guys bring snacks? weather service confirming an 'ef- one' tornado touched d

short to come here and decorate the white house. just another example. we have hazel up here. but one of our volunteers, jaclyn jamesrom redlands, california -- is jaclyn here so we can really embarrass her? she is probably still working. we will do a reception for our volunteers later. but let me tell you about jaclyn. during her husband's 22 years in the military, her family spent the holidays in five different states and even on a base overseas. during that time, they managed to raise seven kids. two weeks ago, they celebrated the birth of their 15th grandchild. but their family service to this country did not end when jaclyn's husband retired. they watched two of their sons do tours in both iraq and afghanistan. and even though jaclyn does not consider herself the most artistic decorator, she volunteered at the white house this year because -- and this is what she said -- she said, if patriotism is an art, she said than i am a master. [laughter] it's that kind of commitment to serving others. that is what the holidays are truly about. and that is what we honor with our holiday decorations every year at the white

>> well, if you listen to what james -- who will be the next secretary of defense says, the biggest short-termt is russia, the biggest long-term threat is china, and the biggest threat to stability in the middle east is iran. and that is not a particularly unconventional world view, i would think that most members of the obama administration hold that same view. i think where mattis will differ from the obama administration is in pushing back. that doesn't necessarily mean going to war because he also said many times that before you go to war you have to think it all the way through, and be sure you can sustain it. but i think it will mean more frequent and visible shows of force. we just had this incident where the chinese stole that underwater drone from a navy research vessel, when that happened you knew with the obama administration what was going to happen. they were going to play that as low-key as possible and keep it from being an irritant in the overall relationship. again, we have no idea what donald trump will do the first time somebody makes off with a drone. i mean he tweeted let

ambassador to china, appointed by president obama, and even retired admiral james stavridis who was on hillary clinton's short list for vp. >> we have a president here that wants to look at the best and brightest of america, regardless of history or past disputes. >> reporter: whoever gets the job will have to deal with the growing controversy with china over president-elect trump's decision to take a phone call from the president of taiwan. taiwan is officially a part of china, and not an independent country. and for four decades, u.s. presidents have respected that by avoiding direct contact with the taiwanese president. >> president obama can reach out to a murdering dictator in cuba in the last year and be hailed as a hero for doing it, and president-elect donald trump takes a courtesy call from a democratically elected leader in taiwan, and it's become -- it's become something of a controversy. >> reporter: but trump continued to go after china on twitter over the weekend. trump tweeted, did china ask us if it was okay to devalue their currency, making it hard for our companies to compete? trump also use

short to come here and decorate the white house. just another example. we have hazel up here. but one of our volunteers, jaclyn jamesredlands, california -- is jaclyn here so we can really embarrass her? she is probably still working. we will do a reception for our volunteers later. but let me tell you about jaclyn. during her husband's 22 years in the military, her family spent the holidays in five different states and even on a base overseas. during that time, they managed to raise seven kids. two weeks ago, they celebrated the birth of their 15th grandchild. but their family service to this country did not end when jaclyn's husband retired. they watched two of their sons do tours in both iraq and afghanistan. and even though jaclyn does not consider herself the most artistic decorator, she volunteered at the white house this year because -- and this is what she said -- she said, if patriotism is an art, she said then i am a master. [laughter] it's that kind of commitment to serving others. that is what the holidays are truly about. and that is what we honor with our holiday decorations every year at the white hou

james strang? >> the book is called the polygamist king in the subtitle is a true story of murder, lust and exotic faith in america. it tells a story of a remarkable man who, in short, try to form a theocracy on an island called beaver island in the 19th century. while things didn't go so well for him, but it's a fascinating story about a colorful man who tries to do this amazing thing. >> how did you discover the story? >> growing up in michigan, i learned a little bit about michigan history. when i was a kid i was always envious of other states. i always thought all the interesting things happen elsewhere and that nothing happened in michigan that was something i was concerned about. there were no battles in michigan or sports but nothing significant. at some point along the way, i learned if you make an effort to study michigan history and read up on it, the explorers who came here in the original people, the things that did happen, you, you eventually stumble on this footnote in michigan history, this guy james strang who attempted this remarkable project on beaver island. >> what was his relationship? >> so he was a mormon. he was born in upstate new york arou

james arthur ray. [ applause ] >> thank you. what i would like to share with you this evening, in the short amount we have, two hours ago i promiseehind what it takes and how to operate the tool to create the life you desire and deserve, and if i had a gift and said i am able to take complex ideas and simplify them in a easy to apply formula, and that's what we are going to do this evening. >> when i first went to a james ray event, i was skeptical and didn't know anybody there, and it was your traditional hotel banquet room filled with hotel chairs and it looked similar to some of the programs i had taken in the past. >> there are two things i know about you. >> everybody in that room, there was something going on in their life. could have been anything. could have been a divorce, could have been finance, could have been anything. >> i wanted to be happier and more successful, and i am not sure what that means yet so i am looking, searching. >> i knew i was an intelligent person and was very motivated and i felt like i could do anything and there was a little piece missing i didn't have the answer for. >> how many of you are rea

short. kevin durant had a team high 46 points and had 15 rebounds. lebron jamesvs with 31 points, including a monster dunk with less than 2 minutes to go. then it was kyrie irving that gave cleveland the lead with 3 seconds left. the warriors had one more chance. kevin durant got the inbound pass but he fell and the cavaliers won this one 109-108. >> i didn't fall on my own. it's christmas, man! we lost the game. we going home. everybody is happy. but, of course, we're upset we lost. we wish -- we should've won that game. we had that game in our hands. >> the warriors now come home and will host the toronto raptors on tuesday. they'll have a chance for revenge on the cavaliers come january 16th. >>> meanwhile, derek carr spent time at home with his family. he did not have surgery on his broken leg. he will have surgery early this week. but he was hurt right there in the win over the indianapolis colts. a crushing blow to a franchise that's going to the playoffs for the first time since 2002. matt mcglown will take over for carr now. the raiders have one more regu

short in states like pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. she told donors that she thought the letter from the fbi director, james comey was the nail in the coffin for her. do you agree? robby: we are proud of her margin in the popular vote, but this was about electoral college votes and we did come up short. we felt very good about where we were going into the last 10 or 20 days in the election. i think it is hard to imagine the kind of impact that letter had. most of the polling showed a distinct drop and we certainly saw that in our internal numbers. particularly because the letter did not seem to have much of a purpose. he had some emails. not know whatlly they were. when you look across those three states, we are talking about 100,000 votes, anything could have made a difference with such small margins. we do think that was an incredibly powerful force in the race. the reality is, we were hoping for a stronger performance and a lot of the data was off in this race. we have to reflect on all of those reasons. >> what sectors? robby mook we were expecting to : perform better with suburban women and we saw those numbers stronger than we saw on

short time job of rnc chair. >> democrats are always raising concernsunts mr. trump's newest cabinet pick, james mattis. brian joins us with the latest. >> the next president kicked off his thank you tour in ohio with a rally that featured some familiar themes. president-elect trump back out on the road next week in his tour de force performance in >> we spend too much time focusing on what divides us. >> he whipsawed between conciliatory and confrontational. >> remember, you cannot get to 270. dishonest press. >> and though he won, he still sounded a lot like he was still running. he apparently stunned his own transition team by pre-announcing his choice of general james mattis as defense secretary. >> we're not announcing it until monday so marine. >> his nomination is probably striking fear into the hearts of many of america's potential adversaries. >> but the general retired in 2013, and a federal law requires a seven-year wait between active duty and deployment as defense secretary. congress would have to pass a waiver. >> this is part of the fabric of america. the civilian control of our military.

all of which is to say there is not one clear-cut argument, but james comey is not my favorite person at this point. to answer in a short time. very quickly on health care. the u.s. is a huge outlier on health care. providing not only in less coverage, but basically spending twice as much for the health care that we consume compared to any other country. and i think the cross national evidence is very clear that the reason for that is because other countries have used government to create countervailing power that can negotiate powers effectively with health care producers. medicare is the most effective remaining aspect of the american health care system that does that. so, the idea that individual consumers, or individual insurance companies will be able to provide that countervailing power, i think there is no evidence for that. i think the cross national evidence is very clear on that. again, people should note it is not that americans consume more health care, but we pay twice as much. how did trump win? i agree, i think comey did make the two percentage point difference probably that cost clinton the election. but

to prepare oneself 01’ james being able to prepare oneself or potentially a lengthy spell of exposure, it is difficult to prepare ina exposure, it is difficult to prepare in a shorte oneself. for the two missing crewmen there is still hope crusher mac of course, there is always hope. there is a survivability of up to 15 hours at this time of year in terms of water temperature, we're not at that point yet. we will continue to search. at some point we will conduct a review of the search and what other effort we can allocate elsewhere. the search is very much ongoing, a focus on the north foreland area near ramsgate. the israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister, binyamin neta nyahu has intervened the israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu has intervened to delay a vote which could have seen hundreds more settlement homes built in east jerusalem. last week the un security council called for an end to israeli settle m e nts council called for an end to israeli settlements on occupied land, a decision that unusually was not vetoed by the us. our middle east correspondent yolande knell gave me the latest information from jerusalem. it is

short to come here and decorate the white house. just another example. we have hazel up here. but one of our volunteers, jaclyn jamesrom redlands, california -- is jaclyn here so we can really embarrass her? she is probably still working. we will do a reception for our volunteers later. but let me tell you about jaclyn. during her husband's 22 years in the military, her family spent the holidays in five different states and even on a base overseas. during that time, they managed to raise seven kids. two weeks ago, they celebrated the birth of their 15th grandchild. but their family service to this country did not end when jaclyn's husband retired. they watched two of their sons do tours in both iraq and afghanistan. and even though jaclyn does not consider herself the most artistic decorator, she volunteered at the white house this year because -- and this is what she said -- she said, if patriotism is an art, she said than i am a master. [laughter] it's that kind of commitment to serving others. that is what the holidays are truly about. and that is what we honor with our holiday decorations every year at the white

short, it will be very brief. it will be a waiver that will allow general james mattis to serve as secretary of defense.you, jim, i have covered general mattis for many, many years. one of the most plain spoken blunt generals out there. do not expect him on revisit the trump campaign, don't expect him to get involved in politics of what has happened over the last two years. expect jim mattis to look forward very rapidly when he gets to the pentagon. he will have many challenges. he will have to deal with the fight against isis, the upcoming fightretake raqqah in syria. he will an key point man to deal with russia's advances in eastern europe and the middle east. can he trust vladimir putin, what advice will he give donald trump on putin. and he will the against secretary that may have to confront and deal with the north korean nuclear situation very quickly. we know that north korea even as we stand here is working on its underground tunnels again for a potential additional nuclear test. these are the kinds of things in a jim mattis is walking into. he will be a secretary of defense that will be looking

freeway nice and smooth for the property sure to the lower in short of the nimitz leaving the south bay enrolling more from 280 up to 237 >>james: when picking out the perfect christmas tree minute do not consider fire safety some things always keep in mind during the christmas season is the location water down trip to take up to five minutes longer than a dry christmas tree >>james: the deepfreeze said and across the midwest yesterday low temperatures dropping to the single digits and some parts of chicago more than 8 in. of snow and made it tough if airport travelers more than a thousand flights were canceled yesterday throughout the midwest chicago o'hare was one of the big ones midway another one that canceled flights and the trip as well of the day with a backward step today >>james: last week the debut of the little piggy named bloom people are not happy about this and hopes to place a series of the gain brought the airport here is a live look outside the bay bridge camera. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breath

thanks to james, probation staff now teach young people how to problem solve to make better decisions like when kids want to get in a fight. >> we look at the pros and cons and what the long and short term consequences are for making those types of decisions. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: it's not easy training your colleagues to use new measures but his long-time service in probation and his people skills have earned him respect. >> he is very personable, very understanding. he list tones when people are talking to him --he listens to when people are talking to him. >> we do treatment in this county with quality. >> reporter: so for changing the lives of young people in contra costa county's juvenile justice system, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to james rivers. sharon chin, kpix 5. >>> we are celebrating a 45th anniversary of the jefferson awards foundation thisyou can log on to our website, cbssf.com/hero. week. to nominate your own hero, go to our website. we'll be right back. ,, over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health i

short in states like pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. she told donors that she thought the letter from the fbi director, james comey was the nail in the coffinor her. do you agree? we are proud of her margin in the popular vote, but this was about electoral college votes and we did come up short. we felt very good about where we were going into the last 10 or 20 days in the election. i think it is hard to imagine the kind of impact that letter had. most of the polling showed a distinct drop and we certainly saw that in our internal numbers . particularly because the letter did not seem to have much of a purpose. he did not know what they were. those threek across states, we are talking about 100,000 votes, anything could have made a difference with such small margins. we do think that was an incredibly powerful force in the race. the reality is, we were hoping and astronger performance lot of the data was off in this race. we have to reflect on all of those reasons. we were expecting to perform better with suburban women and we saw those numbers stronger day andsaw on election we think that was because of the comey letter. go to third people

james hughes, we would get back to you later in the show. thank you does fire. coming up in sports, boston celtics come up shortosing to the san antonio spurs and an overtime goal list of pittsburgh penguins over the boston bruins. keep it right here on "fbn:am." and then, listen not. ♪ it's all right if you're rocking at home. bruce springsteen broke born to run. you cannot appease. we will tally all about it. the "fbn:am," keep it right here. ♪ ♪ lauren: don't you just love bruce springsteen? he wrote for dryness chevy bel air after he bought his first car for $2000. that's a dollars. the famous chevy convertible dollars. the famous chevy convertible up for grabs on ebay. are you interested? $120,000. 40 big maze of fire. the starting price was 99 cents. the original registration and insurance card issued in springsteen's name and address also included with the car if you're interested. four days remaining to place your bid. $122,000 or higher. train to the latest in the the latest in the world of sports. san antonio spurs with more than 10 straight games. trying to make you do that then. first quarter with a

>>james: it doesn't look too powerful but could be strong enough that is the short-term outlook willned van packages when flying and traffic did not give back to normal until lunchtime after cleanup the recoverable packages came here to the sorting center in san jose they got involved because it's the last leg of the liver's the spokesman said most of the mail was fine and should be delivered all across the south bank by tuesday they will be sent back were released the company tried hardest to contact the centers if the bluffs and rose are even more will be required to take emergency action to help alert has been lifted after flaring stopped at the shell refinery started at the martinez refinery here is video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven the help alert was because of excessive wear it in black smoke >>darya: as a cuban restaurant in this revised to stay inside and help alert was lifted around 5:00 no one was hurt in the medical calls the medical calls ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've alw

the june nba finals, the warriors come up short against the cavaliers, and the warriors lagging for most of the game, kevin durant has 60 rebounds, and lebron james leading the cavaliers, and there it is with less than two minutes to go, kyrie irving giving them the lead with three seconds left, and the warriors had one more chance, kevin durant gets it and falls, and the cavaliers win, 109-108.>>> i did not follow my own. it's christmas, and we lost the game. we are going home, everybody's happy, but of course we are upset that we lost. we should have won that game, and we had that game in our hands.>> the warriors coming home to host the toronto raptors and they will have a chance for revenge on the cavaliers on january 16. >>> derek carr spending christmas at home with his family, and did not have surgery on his broken fibula, sports illustrated reporting he will have the surgery early this week and was injured christmas eve over the indianapolis colts, a crushing blow to the franchise, going to the playoffs for the first time since 2002. the backup quarterback taking over for now and the raiders have one more regular-season game on sunday in

james freeman, you are laughing. why? >> the day is short. still time here to pull out the dow 20k hat and drop the balloons. but we are at a home where we had the big runup based on expectations of what donald trump is going to do. so it makes sense the next move higher has got to be about reality. it has got to be about delivering. whether companies delivering surprising big earnings reports or president trump delivering the tax and regulatory relief people are expecting. i think it's key that he bring someone like an art laffer or larry kudlow. if he wants to keep his promises he has to deliver that growth and those conditions for growth that pulled the market up nearly to 20,000. stuart: oil is at $53 a barrel and industrials are down. our next guest is steve hilton, a favorite guest on this program. he was with us during brexit. he got that right. he was with us during the election, november 8. welcome back. good to see you. you worked for brexit. you wanted the brits to leave the european union. then you came here and you wanted donald

>>james: they try to keep the spot in first place at the afc west but it fell short he had a hundred40th attempt not good but in the in 21 to 13 was the final score here is the head coach. >>: people can point and say this is the only big game tell us when it's not beg swiss have a lot of big games and they keep getting bigger the more you when seoul that part of was the ability to stay in the fight is something we are proud of. >>: i feel sick to my stomach when we put something like that out there on film and it hurts i promise you that. >>james: chiefs are in first place in the overall kelsey the big deal is the one from the one to five >>darya: demanded a little interesting and he put up some good points and helped seal the deal 21 on his part steph curry finish with 26106 to 99 the next game is saturday technical mentors grizzlies >>darya: they're upset about a new proposal that eliminates everywhere you could do ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you ca

short-term funding bill. the stopgap maintains current spending levels and includes $170 million to help flint, michigan with water systems and a provision to allow donald trump's defense secretary nominee jamestis to be considered by the senate. earlier in the week, vice president-elect mike pence discussed the administration's priorities for the first 100 days in office. from the heritage foundation, this is happened our -- half an hour. [applause] >> thank you. john has a sense of humor. the last time he introduced me, i gave him a hard time because it was a rough introduction. he overdid it this time. but what a great crowd. i really apologize for those of you who had to stand in line for so long, but it is going to be worth it, i promise you. i understand they got you something to drink while you were standing and everything. so thank you all for being here. i am trying not to be too giddy tonight. there is just something about standing in the trump hotel. [applause] just a few blocks from the white house, introducing a great friend of mine and his wonderful wife karen, who are going to be the next vice president couple of the united states. it is very sweet. [applause] mike and i got to

james duvureedus. >> when i heard there was a short list, i thought they were referring to a list of short people, whichn terms of any job, i would say why don't you talk to the folks upstairs. >> during the campaign, he had been vetted by hillary clinton's team for vice president position. >> what happened to rudy? >> he's out in the cold. not secretary of state, not homeland security. what's left? >> all the things that he seemed most qualified for, dhs, a.g. he didn't want to do. >> he turned them down. >> he just wanted to be at foggy bottom, basically? >> i guess so. i guess so. you know, i remember when i had first put out that rex tillerson was under consideration. there was some people who -- same thing when i said nikki haley was going in to talk to trump. a lot of mocking voices there. and people asking, what's the context for that? well, the context is rex tillerson is going in tomorrow, and if i had a dark horse, even though he said yesterday trump probably shouldn't pick a ceo of exxonmobil after his epa pick, it's obvious they don't care. so, if there were a dark horse, it would be rex til

short. the actually led for most of the game, kevin had a team-high, lebron james led those champions, including a monster dunk with less than two minutes to go. then it was irving who gave them the lead with just three seconds left. the warriors had one more chance. he got the inbound pass but he fell in the end the cleveland cavaliers one. >> there's a lot of guys in there. >> it's christmas. what you think? we lost the game. of course you are upset. we wish that we would have won the game. >>> -- >> they will host the raptors on wednesday and will have a chance for revenge come january 16. >>> another music industry icon has died. george michael died christmas day the age of 53. the news agency lists the cause of his death as heart failure. some fans have been leaving flowers and candles at his home. >>> the >> it's very sad he has had 11 hits i think and you know 1980s, i grew up then it was very sad news. >> yes, reporter kelly right looks back on the life of george michael. >> music back british pop singer george michael is dead according to his publicist, he died peacefully at his home in

short in states like michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. she told donors not long after the election that she thought the letter from fbi director james comey was really the nail in the coffin for her. do you agree? >> look, we are really proud of her margin in the popular vote. and, but as you've said, this was about electoral college votes. and we did come up short. we felt very good about where we were going into the last 10, 20 days of the election. i think it is hard to imagine the kind of impact that that letter had. you know, most of the public holdings showed a distinct drop. we certainly saw that in our internal numbers. and particularly because the letter didn't really seem to have much of a purpose. he hadn't seen them, didn't know what they were. so, look, when you look across those three states that you mentioned, we're talking about 100,000 votes, anything could have made a difference with such small margins, less than 1% in each of those states. we do think that was an incredibly powerful force in the race. the other reality is, you know, we were hoping for stronger performance in some sectors and a lot of the data was very o

james arthur ray. >> thank you. what i'd like to share with you this evening in the short amount of time that we have, two hours willvery quickly, i promise, is the secrets behind what it takes and how to operate to truly create the life that you desire and deserve. if i have any gift, it's that i'm able to take complex ideas and simplify them into a very practical and easy to apply formula. and that's what we're going to do here this evening. >> when i first went to a james event, i was kind of skeptical. i didn't know anybody there. and it was your traditional hotel banquet room filled with chairs with a stage in front which kind of looks similar to some of the personal development programs i'd taken in the past. >> i'm not sure exactly why you're here tonight, yet, but there's two things i absolutely know about you. >> everybody in that room, there was something going on in their life. could have been anything. could have been a divorce. could have been financial, it could have been anything. >> there's at least one area of your life -- >> part of me was in haze and i wanted that part to wake up. i want to be hap

former admiral james stavridis, the supreme allied commander and a name floated as possible running mate, not for donald trump but hillary clinton during the campaign. as for being on the short list for a job here? well, watch this. >> when i first heard there was a short list, i thought they were referring to a list of short people. you see i would definitely be on that list, in terms of any job, i would say, why don't you talk to the folks upstairs. >> reporter: hey, self-deprecating general as well. not exactly taking himself out of the running for any job either, and we do know one job that is filled, that is andy puzder, the restaurant industry ceo, runs cke restaurants, he'll be the pick to be labor secretary. you're right, trish, big business leaders coming into meet with the businessman, president-elect leaving here shortly to meet with ohio state victims of the attack of last week and hold a rally in des moines, iowa this evening. we'll look forward to all of that and see if we get official announcements later today. back to you. >> connell mcshane, thank you so much. we'll check in as needed. >>> president-elect donald trump is seeking out business leaders, ceos an