: this is a huge fourth down here. >> jesse: if you convert it. >> brent: he's going to stop it. >> jesse: you could eat up a lot of cck if you're able to convert. definitely worth burning a time-out. >> brent: now brings the offense over to the sideline here on fourth down and short. up two touchdowns, five minutes. there's a holy fourth down coming your way when we come back to las vegas. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone

jesse: can't wait for that now. this addition, this chapter of the holy war, i think, sets up an even bigger stage for september next year. looking forward to that. >> brent: see you if pasadena, my friend and you too, maria. for maria taylor and jesse palmer, i'm brent musburger. oh, my friends, what a weekend here in las vegas. what looked like a blow-out so long, everybody. hey. so you guys ready to order? since we come in every tuesday night at 6:00 and order the same exact thing, and it's now 6:08, i believe your question not only answers itself but also stands alongside such other nonsensical queries as "who let the dogs out?" and, uh, "how are they hanging?" so, the usual, with extra spit on sheldon's hamburger.

: this is a huge fourth down here. >> brent: absolutely. >> j jesse: i you convert it. >> jesse: you could eat up a lot of clock if you're able t to convert. definitely worth burning a time-out. >> brent: now brings the offense over to the sideline here on fourth down and short. up two touchdowns, five minutes. there's a holy fourth down coming your way when we come back tlas vegas. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almostlways on my mind. where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to mymy doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under contl and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell y your doct if you've been to areas wher certain fungal

jesse: can't wait for that now. this addition, this chapter of the holy war, i think, sets up an even bigger stage for september next year. looking forward to that. >> brent: see you if pasadena, my friend and you too, maria. for maria taylor and jesse palmer, i'm brent musburger. oh, my friends, what a weekend here in las vegas. what looked like a blow-out wound up being a dandy. so long, everybody. [music coming from greg's headphones] hey my man, you know you're in my lucky tank right? lucky taaank, hey! oh so you act like you don't hear me? hey, hey! your tank. my tank. all right. you brought this on yourself. hey you hold this? thank you. gatorade recover. protein and carbs for athletes.

jesse: can't wait for that now.s addition, this chapter of the holy war, i think, sets up an even bigger stage for september next year. looking forward to that. >> brent: see you if pasadena, my friend and you too, maria. for maria taylor and jesse palmer, i'm brent musburger. oh, my friends, what a weekend here in las vegas. what looked like a blow-out wound up being a dandy. so long, everybody. >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm erin o'hearn. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. this is so cheerful! >> it's a celebration of the holidays! >> they are just so beautiful and bright. >> we'll have some last minute shopping ideas for you. >> it's really becoming a holiday tradition. >> and lots of fun things to do in the city and the suburbs. >> merry christmas! >> plus we get a recipe from rachael ray. >> oh, yeah! >> and visit some restaurants perfect for last minute holiday dining. >> hi everyone and happy holidays! >> we are at peddler's village in lehaska, pa. >> a perfect one-stop shopping place to knock off everyone on y

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jesse: can't wait for that now. this addition, this chapter of the holy war, i think, sets up an even bigger stage for september next year. looking forward to that. >> brent: see you if pasadena, my friend and you too, maria. for maria taylor and jesse palmer, i'm brent musburger. here in las vegas. what looked like a blow-out wound up being a dandy. >> now, on newscenter 5. pam: tensions rising between the clinton and sanders campaigns. why they are trading shots. >> you are watching wcvb. this is newscenter 5. pam: rising stakes for the democrats in the race for the white house. campaigns trading shots before a critical debate in new hampshire. good evening. hostilities broke out over accusations that the bernie sanders campaign stole valuable voter information from the hillary clinton camp. bob: and sparks could fly when the two meet face-face tonight. our reid lamberty is live in manchester, new hampshire with our top story. reid. >> we are hearing that bernie sanders well let' s act and dress with some people a

jesse: can't wait for that now. this addition, this chapter of the holy war, i think, sets up an even bigger stage for september next year. looking forward to that. >> brent: see you if pasadena, my friend and you too, maria. palmer, i'm brent musburger. oh, my friends, what a weekend here in las vegas. what looked like a blow-out wound up being a dandy. tom: the warning going out to residents after a problem with the propane system started making people sick puree >> worker dead in a customer service he after a tire explodes inside an auto center. the investigation that' s underway right now. kevin: more snowflakes flying tonight as the chilly breeze continues we' ll talk even colder temperatures in your forecast ahead tom: and new hampshire' s only democratic presidential debate is tonight. live team coverage of what you can expect to see and the controversy in in the hours >> nobody covers new hampshire like we do. tom: we begin tonight with breaking news. a warning is going out to propane customers in keene. aft

not jesse. he is consistent. he is a naturally consistent in terms of what he identifies as political principles. >> in that regard, when johnson signed the civil rights act, he is reported to have declared that we have just now delivered the south into the hands of the republican party, and that seems that was jesse's home base, white male, southern, north carolina voters. and the racism that he merged in the support of helms. if you -- i were him or his documentaries, his editorials. and his actions in congress, demagoguery may be a personal judgment rather than objectivity on the editorial and other evidence. to make a career of a racist and demagogue and then to be elevated almost to sainthood by a baptist college, and by the religious right, etc., seems a major contradiction. any observations about your conclusion that he was racist or not, having not one black staff member notwithstanding? william: we had to actually. it is interesting, i think there was one of the things that offended helms, any suggestion

and jesse hasn't had that yet.ey're giving to -- to these soldiers and these families, to me, is a foundation to start a whole new life. >> the building homes for heroes family -- they have been so supportive of us, and they've really gotten us through this year. it is the best thing that's happened to us ever. how do you say thank you for something so big? >> even as we sit in here, i keep thinkin' that, like, it's just -- it's not clickin' yet that this is our house. >> we feel so undeserving. but we feel so blessed. >> up next, a massi memo with information you can't afford to miss. stick around. [ woman vocalizing ] heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. just serve classy snacks and bew a gracious host,iday party. no matter who shows up. [cricket sound] richard. didn't think you were going to make it. hey sorry about last weekend, i don't know what g

the filibuster was a rarely rare thing before jesse helms.it becomes more common by the .ime he left the senate almost always he lost the filibusters but at the same time he use them to communicate a message and dramatize the message to his constituency. throughout the first 20 years or so, the senate becomes a forum for helms to reach out to a constituency, and bring them together effectively. in a new coalition. 1980, andogether in constitutes a majority i would argue that american politics for the next 30 years. .t maybe we are in a new era it seems to me the 2008 elections clearly a major election, which different things are going to happen, but if you look back between 1980 and 2008 a constitutes a distinct time in which modern conservative movement held sway and tend to dominate politics. the last part of the career involves foreign policy. he had always been interested in foreign policy from the time he arrived in the senate. in the 1970's he was unqualified in his opposition to the soviet union and soviet empire. he was unqualified in

jesse dixon,n,ou have the ririt to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. you have the right to an attorney. if you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you by the state. or we could bring your parents in on this, get their advice. you want me to go get your mom and dad? no, look. no, wait. [ sighs ] it all started on a dare. like, um, you know, could we really pull off breaking into each other's houses without gegeing caught and taking some of the cool stuff our parents wouldn't care about so much or that insurance companies would replace? there was no sign of forced entry in any of these houses. okay, because we put everything into a pile -- house keys, alarm codes, you know, the passwords thth you use if the r rt-a-cops come around. and, look. our -- our parents are rich. half the stuff we took i-it was just something we did during our senior year. it w w a joke. a joke? because i don't think that murder is so funny. [ pants ] now, who all was in this little gang of yours

jesse's point.t trump is saying oh her husband is a predator and he cheated on her with other women. and somehow that's her fault. she's the wronged party there. >> look what i got. >> i'll tell you -- >> can you imagine relitigating as you point out. it's been litigated, ginnifer flowers. >> and guess when -- guess when hillary guess when -- guess when hillary clinton's numbers were better at any other time in her career, right during the monica and after the monica thing. nobody plays the victim better thooxter going to feel sorry for her again. >> do you want a president you feel sorry for? >> it's not a matter of feeling sorry for her. i think there's a lot of women out there who have been in similar situations, she's going to say look, nobody knows what happens in anybody's marriage what happened to my marriage is incredibly painful. i felt betrayed and lied to. and the fact that mr. trump is bringing up a very painful period for me as a wife -- here's the problem. you expect her to leave her h

this little girl was in a comb marks jesse. could never have children and she laughed about getting him off. so is it really about women who lied or is it proven or is it just the kind of attorney you can get? >> katrina, what would you say listen, this could go sideways. on one hand this may neutralize hillary clinton's war on women's card on the other hand, when you go after her for her husband fooling around on her it makes hillary the victim. we know when hillary is the victim she gains sympathy and she does well. do you see that maybe going the other way on your candidate. >> not at all. it's not about bill clinton it's the war on women record. she herself was part of that campaign to try to silence women. this is about hillary clinton. but, more importantly, all she has is to run as a woman. she is going to run and play the victim frankly women aren't buying it. she is statistically tied. she is not happy this discussion is up. at the end of the day women are going to be veeght for economic prosperity and keep radical isl

that's groupthink. >> feelings, jess. you have an abundance. >> so many feelings and i'm having them now. maybe it's all about micro aggression missing the point. racism goes on, sexism. when we talk about the missouri case we ignore the fact that there were real racist threats that we had the swastika incident on the wall in the bathroom, things that were confirmed. these issues exist. but let's talk about the real issues instead of this side show. >> okay. let's move on to this. yale isn't the only college campus causing controversy this week. look at what our friends at campus reform.org found for us. this is a place mat. harvard giving out holiday placemats for social justice. it's a guide for holiday discussions on race, and justice with loved ones. harvard has apologized but now you're on this, jess. this is a great topic during christmas to teach people how to talk about race and socialle justice at the christmas table? >> at thanksgiving it was how to handle relatives who like donald trump. i think the placemat is

they saw packages going in and out. >> they should have called the authority. >> hold on, jess. michelle. they saw it, thought it and worried about being labeled as racist. it has to go on a hundred thousand times a year in america. >> the same thing happened at ft. hood. people said there was suspicious activity with major hassan but they were scared to report things and the superiors weren't scared of reporting things because they wanted to be politically sensitive to the situation because he was a muslim. this is ridiculous. >> i would think the so-called moderate muslims would welcome the scrutiny. if anything else it proves to people that, yes, not all muslims are terrorists -- and we know that. we are under attack in a state of war. until that's changed we have to be suspicious. >> final thoughts to the ph.d.. >> from a really liberal institution. >> i'll bet. >> i would say i'm not in disagreement about this case or what happened in ft. hood. they should have said something. if you see someone or know someone could be mentally ill, this is what happened with the roanoke s

harvard has apologized but now you're on this, jess. this is a great topic during christmas to teach people how to talk about race and socialle justice at the christmas table? >> at thanksgiving it was how to handle relatives who like donald trump. i think the placemat is ridiculous. we need to know how to talk to people with differing upons. i do it all the time. i keep coming back, outnumbered. it makes me a better person, a clearer thinking and more resolute in my own principles after each of these shows. >> harvard and yale, michelle. what's going on. >> it's the best and the brightest. pathetic the universities think they have to tell their student what is to think. they gave them a place card which are talking points because they think they are too dumb to not know how to argue about hot topics? if i was one of these people in school paying $60,000 a year i would demand a refund. >> and islamaphobia, refugees, black murders in the streets. you want to talk about this at christmas dinner? >> it demonstrates the danger of the univer

but jess jaxx is quick to give josh brassow all the credit.(jess jaxx/appeared in photo)"that's him. he named all of them. ''bone- crusher'...i don't know. i might have to get a tattoo might have to get t tattoo of it's now on this morning.still ahead.... ahead....the former hawkeye who's cashing in with a newew deal in the pros.... pros... welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ here's a look paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. the robins police department is looking into getting body cameras for its officers.the city spent 500-do

jesse helms was a leader of the conservative movement for nearly three decades. he passed >> we are honored to have professor william link for his book "righteous warrior -- jesse helms and the rise of modern ."nservatism or c he is a professor of history at the university of florida. i read his zero-tolerance policy for plagiarism on his website i want to acknowledge portions of this introduction are lifted from the website. he was born to north carolina parents in evanston,

rene, jesse's brother. >> oh, you're jesse's brother. what do you do here? >> animal care tech. >> okay. you like it? >> it's good. >> what do you love about this place? >> uh, just being with dogs, man. there's something that's always gonna love you every time you come in whether it's a bad day or a good day, you got a happy dog with you. >> how do you like working with andrew? >> uh... it can be a little complicated to explain. >> seems like he gets a little... >> uh... you gotta work. >> yeah. all right, man, well, good meeting you. i'll be seeing you around. >> sounds good. >> all right, buddy. hey, jesse, can i grab you for a minute, bud? >> yeah. >> jesse's the park manager, and he's a critical staff member. i mean, he's running what i consider 50% of this business, the center of the business. so you and i haven't had a chance to talk or anything. do you wanna be here long-term? >> actually, yeah, i love it here. i mean, i been here seven years now. i mean, i been probably the longest one here and worked every shift imaginable here. i mean, i know the

well done to jesse. betty: i heard that.tick around, because peter, the chairman of bloomberg llp, the parents, parent of bloomberg news, the senior independent nonexecutive director at glencore. all right, coming up, south africa's finance minister replaced. you should have seen the market reaction. we will have full details and we are going to johannesburg next. stick around. ♪ mark was noting earlier, south african markets were thrown into turmoil after firedent jacob zuma his finance minister. the minister was pushing to contain spending. this comes as the economy faces a credit downgrade to jump, mark. the market slumped the most in years after the dismissal of nene. i want to get to a chart that highlights how much south africa's markets were rattled today. this is the rand. this is the rand to the dollar. the white line, the rand, has fallen to a record low. the redline is the 10-year bond deal, on prices falling by a record amount, the yield rising to its highest level since the financial crisis in july 2008. the blu

did jesse win the prize? >> he did. >> and jesse, we're going to throw in the pants anyway.se i can tell you really want them. >> oh, yes. i will wear them with pride and honor. >> as an aids activist, a man after my own heart, i thank you for your work. i thank you for playing. it's been great to meet you. thank you, sir. >> nice meeting you. >> and if you want to play the most awesome game in basic cable news, even know the pants are already gone now, all you have to do is send us an e-mail, tell us who you are, where you're frommer and why you want to play with us. "weekends with alex witt" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." new today, remarks from the president after meeting with family members of san bernardino shooting victims. >> as difficult as this time is for them and for the entire community, they're also representative of the strength and the unity and the love that exists in this community and in this country. >> the meet with the family -- meeting with the family lasted three hours. details of what was said in a live r

jesse: it is great.s really no question -- well, i don't think there are questions about the merits of the things mark zuckerberg is interested in. the question is clarifying what exactly is he has announced. they are not giving away their money to charity. what they are doing is essentially taking their money from one pocket putting it into another and announcing they will spend it for things that are important to them like curing disease, doing things about inequality. but, they are not setting up a nonprofit, a foundation. that means the money can go to whatever they want. that is fine. there is nothing wrong with that, but they are not giving way all their money to charity which i think is what the impression a lot of people had. emily: they never said they were going to give it to charity. they said they would invest in certain causes. sarah: they are making a promise so we have to evaluate this as a promise. we cannot evaluate it as a legally binding document where they don't give it all to charity

jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: go on and step out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. allyson: hong kong rang in the new year an hour ago. the city had an impressive from everywhere. isn't that beautiful? 2016 arrives in china. it will be here tonight for us. we have teamed up with the greenville news and asheville citizen times for the holiday sunshine fund. every dollar goes to someone in need in the carolinas. today's count is $6,343. our grand total is $96,000. you can send you get to po box 1688 greenville, south carolina, 26902 or give online. but for the holiday sunshine fund on our homepage. dale: cloudy this afternoon and evening. tomorrow will be dry. temperatures about 10 degrees sunday. sunshine is back and looks like it will last all the way through wednesday next week. getting a chance to start the allyson: that is great. i think we have a live look at time

and tomorrow for on iowa live, we have jess settles and the prairie boys basketball team. the hawks defeated number one thanks josh. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t chris havely for your final forecast. showers will begin to develop this evening, and overspread much of the tv9 viewing area. rainfall amounts should be under an inch, around 0.7'' or less. temperatures will be mild for most of the night, but as the cold front sweeps through in the early morning, temperatures will cool quickly down to the upper 30s in many spots. showers will come to an end by mid-morning oduction of learfield sports. announcer: tripped up by desmond king. great play by desmond king. he's gonna throw it. rifles it down the field, has a man wide open. nate meier buries him! sack to start the second half. here comes pressure, down he goes, it's another drew ott sack. he's running free, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20... our state, our fields, our corn.

i'm jesse watters in for bill o'reilly. in the factor follow up segment tonight, the crisis at the southern border. according to the "the washington post," the obama administration is preparing to deport the families who have illegally surged across the border since last year. sounds kind of familiar. doesn't it? >> we have to make a whole new set of standards and when people come in, they have to come in. >> you are going to split families and deport children. >> no, we have to keep the families together. >> you are going to keep them in or out. >> they have to go. >> what if they have no place to governmental we will work with them. they have to go. >> joining us now to analyze from san diego syndicated columnist reuben and from boston jessica vaughn from the center for immigration studies. so reuben, i mean, they are going in with armed teams raiding these homes ripping families away and send ising them home. sounds a lot luke the same plan trump had isn't it? what's obama doing? >> not really the same trump plan at all

that's groupthink. >> feelings, jess.have an abundance. >> so many feelings and i'm having them now. maybe it's all about micro aggression missing the point. racism goes on, sexism. when we talk about the missouri case we ignore the fact that there were real racist threats that we had the swastika incident on the wall in the bathroom, things that were confirmed. these issues exist. but let's talk about the real issues instead of this side show. >> okay. let's move on to this. yale isn't the only college campus causing controversy this week. look at what our friends at campus reform.org found for us. this is a place mat. harvard giving out holiday placemats for social justice. it's a guide for holiday discussions on race, and justice with loved ones. harvard has apologized but now you're on this, jess. this is a great topic during christmas to teach people how to talk about race and socialle justice at the christmas table? >> at thanksgiving it was how to handle relatives who like donald trump. i think the placemat is ridi

jesse is part of a group testing the safety in groups with downs. >> the goal will be to see if he has sleep apnea. emily: tonight on "chronicle," we are therefore the crucial follow-up visit. that is tonight at 7:30 p.m. on channel 5. i' m emily riemer, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: -- phil: we will deftly be watching for that. newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. danielle: areas that could see freezing rain right now. ed : two teens charged with the jc: sexual misconduct by teachers. the push to make sure that these cases are treated as a crime. ed: going one-on-one with number 12? these small though nation that could get you private time with the pats qb. 6:00. jc: hello, everyone. the red sox signing an ace pitcher. ed: and they are paying the price for price. sportscenter 5' s mike lynch is live at the breaking news desk. lynch: part of the deal does include a clause that allows price to opt out after three years in a red sox uniform. the new president of baseball operations wasted little time, lauding him as the most valuable a year ago, the red sox let john musso go to the cubs for $

jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: go on and step out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. announcer: weather is never more than five minutes away only on kcci 8 news "this morning." metinka: it is still snowing. it is moving east and north east with a light snow in marshalltown, montezuma, and the roads are snow-covered and slippery. we have decent flakes and a fresh coat of powder this morning. just enough to freshen up the hills. my 8:00 a.m. the snow will be east of i-35. later this evening, there could be more flakes and showers developing. toward west central iowa, it will track into west central parts of the state i 10:00 p.m. it will and by midnight, and be followed by cold air. we are expecting totals to hover around one inch across much of central iowa. some locations will pick up more or less. it is a fast-moving system without as much moisture as the monday system

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jesse keng jr. spent much of his life in and out of prison. but he made a decision to turn his life around. king came across his next obstacle of being a felony and trying to -- felon and trying to find a job dprchlt when a person applies -- >> when a person applies for a job over and over and you get sent away e doors are closed in your face. you do it for so long you give up. >> but then roots came into his life. they train hard to ploy hard to hire mroij -- individuals.

jess maclin. [applause] jess: thank you, mr. speaker. as young people eventually we have to grow up and get older. with that comes responsibility. confronted with daily life, most of us think we have the common sense to get by. are we prepared for the life ahead of us? we would put pressure on the government to give this status. there is an uninterested teacher putting on an old video about the importance of conception for more a more important class than to benefit your future in any way. no, it's not. but insuring they also understand that good quality will only be achieved if teachers are trained and that locally you can see which schools have trained teachers time in ating adequate their curriculum to have an impact on our futures. i went over my bank account. my mom went with me. it was embarrassing. i felt childish. we shouldn't have to feel this way like we're too naive or immature to make our way in life. it could have been something i had been done myself, but in reality i didn't know the type of account. i was grateful i did ha

jesse will be back with that in just a bit. >> absolutely. >> don't take notes. >>> coming up "gma's" fall concert series presented by carmax. >>> this is a channel 7

jess maclin. [applause] jess: thank you, mr. speaker. as young people eventually we have to grow up and get older. with that comes responsibility. confronted with daily life, most of us think we have the common sense to get by. are we prepared for the life ahead of us? we would put pressure on the government to give this status. there is an uninterested teacher putting on an old video about the importance of conception for more a more important class than to benefit your future in any way. no, it's not. but insuring they also understand that good quality will only be achieved if teachers are trained and that locally you can see which schools have trained teachers time in ating adequate their curriculum to have an impact on our futures. i went over my bank account. my mom went with me. it was embarrassing. i felt childish. we shouldn't have to feel this way like we're too naive or immature to make our way in life. it could have been something i had been done myself, but in reality i didn't know the type of account. i was grateful i did ha

scans if they are chosen for fox25 jessica reyes is live at logan airport this morning and, jess, pretty busy there behind you. >> jessica: it is, catherine. it has gotten busier and busier the last couple hours since we got here at 4:30. like i said, the new measures were announced yesterday, so many of the people here just showing up this morning just learning about the new measures now. as security concerns mount in light of recent terror attacks, the tsa is making changes to some of its screening procedures. >> i think you have to just surrender no privacy. >> jessica: agency announced wednesday travel for enhanced screening will no longer be able to request a pat-down. instead, they will be required to pass through body scan machines. the body scanners don't have the ability to sort images. instead the software uses a generic image of human body and not the person being screened. >> unless there's images in sort of database, it is just a quick check, i think it is fine. >> jessica: important to know which are selected for enhanced

tonight -- adam driver, from "fargo", actor jesse plemons, music from aretha franklin, featuring theg band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] everybody good? very, very, very, very glad to hear it. let's get to the news. some political pundits are predicting that if hillary clinton wins the democratic primary in new hampshire, it will serve as a death blow to the bernie sanders campaign. but bernie's hoping he might still have a show in old hampshire. [ laughter ] german chancellor angela merkel has been named "time" magainze's "person of the year." while donald trump was named german chancellor of the year. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yeah. so happy for him. a scottish university, today, stripped donald trump of his honorary degree following his call to end all muslim immigration to america. the degree, of course, was a b.s. [ laughter and applause ] jeb bush said yesterday that he thinks it's important for voters

malden with a look at new report that isn't good news for commuters as we gear up for another winter, jess. >> jessica: no, it is not. around maintenance. oak grief at end of orange line and a lot that we talked to and concerned about the upcoming winter. with the worst of winter still ahead, a brand-new report is out saying the "t" still has a long issue. >> i don't see any difference. the summer, last few weeks, they are always having a problem everyday. >> jessica: report was done by the federal transit administration, and they found a number of problems with the mbta specifically its maintenance plan and service providers with disabilities. riders we have spoke to say they are nervous ahead of the next few months. >> sporadic. never know if the train will come, you know.

jess, this is in response to the recent terror attacks across the world. >> jessica: that's right. most of the people we have talked to her this morning, they say they are happy to hear about the new screenings, as long as they keep everyone safe. they were just announced yesterday, a lot of people showing up here christmas eve morning, they are just learning about the new screenings now. as security concerns mount in light of recent terror attacks, some of the screening procedures. >> i think you have to just surrender no privacy. >> jessica: agency announced wednesday no longer to request a pat-down. ned required to pass through body scan machines. the body scanners don't have the ability to sort images. instead, generic image of human body and not person being screened. >> unless images saved and steroid in database, it is just a kick check. >> jessica: important to know

good morning, jess. >> hi, sara, good morning. well, right now we are seeing a mix of snow and sleet. sort of an icy snow that is coming down right now. you can see it is coating the ground here and coating the road as well and it is making things a bit slippery for driving out there from dedham to get to worcester. took us an hour and 15 minutes drive that normally takes 45 minutes. we have seen a number fog out here on the roads -- plows on the roads in worcester. the city of worcester has 300 plows on call for us and a parking ban that will help them get get some of the roads cleared. one other thing we know they are banking on that will are banking on that will get the roads cleared in time that a lot of people are off from hoping the commute is not buzzer. we have seen them out here in full force this morning and they are certainly going to be

is from monday's show, jesse. reported on a crazy looking new stealth u.s. navy destroyer called the zumwalt. on the maiden voyage of the zumwalt off the coast of maine, it had an unscheduled adventure. what was that unscheduled adventure? was it a, it was sent to deliver the mail to a nearby island when the local postal boat developed some kind of trouble. was it b, the zumwalt helped in an emergency coast guard mission to rescue a sick fisherman. c, it became a mobile power plant when all of portland harbor had its electricity knocked out because of an accident. or d, the zumwalt was asked to hold in port until same rare eggs laid onboard the ship had time to hatch. >> it was b, rescued a fisherman. >> it cost $4 billion, yeah, it turns out that offers a pretty good platform for collecting the fisherman. >> the correct answer is b, and jessie is 1 for 1. >> yay. >> and now extra challenge. we're going to go to question 2, but i'm going to give you a choice. you can choose a question that is about politics or one

. >>> jesse is here. he'll have a heartwarming story of a dog wearing a purple heart here. >> two heroes overseas. it great. >> looking forwardo that. >>> we begin with nfl commissioner roger goodell. he's u under firgetting caught on camera laughihing about concussions at a black tie dinner at the same time the league is dealing with a $1 billion settlement over concussions. >> just last night, another player suffered a concussion. you see it right here. his secondnd of the ason. at a time when concussion dangers s are at t forefront, settlement filed by the players. e league seemingly making light of the situation is not sitting well. with some most affected by it. awkward is the word being used to describe this moment. >> i had a chance to sit next to the commissioner of football. pete roselle tonight also, and -- oh, excuse me. roger goodell. i apologize. i had six concussions in the nfl, so -- >> reporter: hall of fame nfl quarterback roger staubach saying that he had run the joke by t the commiioner

jessica reyes has that driver driver's emotional apology on jess. >> reporter: good morning, julie. that little boy is 5 years old and left all alone on the school van yesterday afternoon. we spoke to that driver only on fox25 here last night. that boy we know was left all alone on that school van when he healeded to daycare yesterday morning. he was picked up from his house by a private hired bus driver and he fell asleep on that bus. the driver never doubled checked to make sure everybody got off safely. and a woman was passing by and saw the little girl and called 911. our crew spoke to that bus driver. he is a single father of two and he feels terrible about the whole thing.

jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: go on and step out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. ie >>> hundreds of thousands of new yorkers are making more money thanks to minimum wage increases. it increased to $9 an hour across the state. for fast food workers, $10.50 in new york city. and $9.75 an hour outside the five boroughs. tipped workers must receive $7.50 app hour. and they are planning to push session. >>> some film makers took the stories from the headlines. but the two biggest movies of the year were jurassic park and a little thing i like to call >> did either of them make -- list of favorite films. he's here with the top 10 for 2015. >> some years it's tough to find 10 films worthy of including in my list but this year there were more than enough movies, so many that determining which 10 to mention was tough. here goes. let's start with 10 and work towards my favorite film of the ye

>> yes, all right. >> i'm guessing that, jesse. >> this knot here -- >> sorry, jesse. >> safety issue. >> i got to tell you we're going with gio. there's not a single cord to be seen on this. >> all right. >> it was close. it was close. >> t.j. there. >> congratulations, gio. have a great day, everyone. live from wcvb channel 5. this is a newscenter 5 eyeopener update. emily: good morning. skyline. way. cindy: you got it. the rain is moving in. showing up. temperatures are hovering near freezing, so initially, at the onset it could be bit of freezing rain. it will take us well after lunchtime before the rain gets another round coming in tomorrow. s though tomorrow. emily: thank you. how is the commute looking? still watching delays. accident clearing on the pike. one lane is blocked. trains and buses on schedule. emily: thank you. breaking news from cambridge public schools. they say the police department has notified them of a bomb threat. at this point, schools are open, and students are encouraged to attend as normal. also, two people arrested. join us on the latest for those stori