kip werely, tony, appreciate it. you are an optimist.onald trump has such impact in mysterious ways. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you believe democrats are only hurting themselves and the country by pursuing their scorched earth policy? cast your vote on twitter at lou docks. fog me on facebook and "lou dobbs tonight." the cases of the seasonal flu have reached epidemic levels. 8 pediatric deaths unfortunately nationwide. this is an epidemic as they say. wall street, stocks closing. the nasdaq up 6. why bother. closing at a new record high. vol on the big board. and for the week. dow, the s & p. economic growth, the economy expanding at a disappointing 1.9% rate. consumer confidence the highest in 13 years. president trump looking after the interests of all americans. >> it's time somebody fought for our country and didn't let anyone take advantage of us anymore. the world has taken advantage of us for many years. it's not going to happen anymore. lou: the president's dogged determination to achieve success and make america gr

kip casino, it's fascinating trend spotting that you did. think you're right this is the start of a new era. this will be one of those pivot points in the world of campaign advertising. appreciate the report and thanks for coming on. >>> still ahead, republicans set the wheels in motion to repeal obamacare. but can the party rally around one replacement plan as john madden says, if you have two quarterbacks, you have none. when you have six plans, you probably have none. stay tuned. what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. >>> welcome back tonight, i'm obsessed with our obsession over superstitio superstitions. the first of two in 2017 by the way. two big horror movie friday debuts. lots of people consider the number 13 unlucky and friday the 13th is especially more unlucky

oh, yeah, hi, kip, how are you? you're kidding? you have observed a new gravity waves event with 30 and 45 masses, and became together and this was closer than -- you really could see -- oh, so my theory is wrong. okay. thank you. it was fun. and i will have felt good. then again, maybe he will say and we saw exactly the delay you predicted. question? >> i am a layman so might be a stupid question. my question is, reading that the sun, that the sun is getting closer, you know, there will be extinction by getting too close to the sun, and you were talking about two huge black holes that are larger than the sun that in the future we might be able to control and bring together, can we save the earth by doing it between us and the sun? >> the sun is expected, we understand the way the sun works and it is actually expected to grow in size until it reaches out right where the earth is about the death and i think that is supposed to take place i forget the exact number but something like 15 or 20 years from now spirit -- in between if we

. >> reporter: stan and pat kipping live in red bud, illinois.nd retired janitor, is in the early stages of alzheimer's. >> i love you. >> well, i love you, too, baby. >> reporter: they say they've never been rich, but they've never been this deep in debt, either. most devastating blow came just a few months back when they realized they couldn't even afford the $100 monthly payments on their '98 buick century. >> when he took the car i just said, "god, do whatever. whatever you think is best for us." you know, god works in mysterious ways. >> reporter: well, if he's working through a repo man, that's the most mysterious of all. >> that's right. >> they're like america's grandparents. i saw my grandparents in them. and i made it a block before i pulled over and called the bank and i asked them if i could pay off-- pay off the past-due amount. >> you must have cleaned it up a lot. >> reporter: jim returned a few days later. he had the car detailed, the oil changed, even put a frozen turkey in the front. he also start aid if, which covered the late

he's accused of killing two people inhadclu -- including --d a sheriff's deputy was kipped january 9th while searching for lloyd. >>> sterling moore stopped breathing yesterday while at it day care center inside the u.s. department of labor. according to a day care worker sterling choked on a meat ball at lunch time. he died at the hospital. his grandmother is demanding more answers. >> i'm angry. i'm very, very angry. i just don't how he s choked off a meat ball. >> the day care center released a statement saying they are devastated and working with police. >>> developing today. we're expecting even more pardens and commuted sentences from president obama with only days left in office. yesterday he shortened hundreds of sentences including for chelsea manning. she was the army intelligence officer who released documents. the president has granted more commutations than any other president. >>> today's decision is not based on the redskins case. instead they'rer consid arg trademark for a band called the slant, which is a racial slur. the u.s. patent and tratd mark office -- the case i

. >> reporter: stan and pat kipping live in red bud, illinois.tan, a navy vet and retired janitor, is in the early stages of alzheimer's. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: they say they've never been rich. but they've never been this deep in debt, either. the most devastating blow came when they realized they couldn't afford the $100 payments on their '98 buick. >> when he took the car, i said do whatever you think is best for us. god works in mysterious ways. >> if he's working through a repo man, that's the most mysterious of all. >> that's right. >> they're like america's grandparents. i saw my grand parents in mine. and i made it a block before i pulled over and called the bank and i asked them if i could pay off the past due amount. >> you must have cleaned it up a lot. >> reporter: jim returned a few days later. he had the car detailed, oil changed and started a go fund me page. >> we paid off the whole car. >> oh, my god. >> you have no car payment anymore. paid the whole thing off. >> reporter: finally he gave them an envelo

. >> reporter: kip doe. >>> don't forget what's happening right now. so let's take a look. kpix5 high def doppler shows a tremendous amount of rain up and down napa valley. san helena, down to the city of napa. vacaville and fairfield. the city of sonoma doing the same thing. walnut creek. san ramon, alamo, lafayette getting heavy rainfall. yes there's a storm tomorrow but there's rain out there right now. all of this combining for a flood threat to continue. a flash flood watch is in effect for most of the bay area for tomorrow. there's also an advisory because we have the king the tides coming up this weekend. >> thanks, paul. >>> san francisco hoping the force is on its side. >> nothing will stand in our way. >> a last minute pitch to win the george lucas museum over los angeles. the epic west coast valley over a cultural treasure. >> from humble beginnings from stanford and now stockton's highest office. the city's youngest and first black mayor reflects on the journey that brought him back to his hometown. >> and gavin newsom on the tactic california can use to fight d

. >>> inauguration day no shows, the list of those planning to kip donald trump's big day is growing. the local lawmakers who now say that they are not going to be there. >>> taking a q from the boss, born to run from the inauguration, a local bruce springsteen cover band bows out of an inauguration gala gig in d.c. >>> and a sneak peak at the big super bowl, 51 half time show. >> ♪ >> new details about lady gag 's plans but are they too dangerous. how she's planning to go where no performer has gone before. >> ♪

hi, kip, how are you? you are kidding. a new event, 30, 45 masses and they came together and this was closer. my theory is wrong. it was fun. may be he will say he thought the delay that was predicted. >> i am a layman so might be a stupid question. my question is reading that the sun is getting closer, there will be an extension by getting too close to the sun and you are talking two huge black holes that are larger than the sun, we might be able to control and bring together to save the earth between us and the sun? >> the sun -- we understand the way the sun works and it is expected to grow in size until it reachedes where the earth is. that is supposed to take place, forget the exact number but something like 15 or 20 billion years from now. >> in that time in that spot to create, merge a blackhole, as big or bigger than the sun, will we be able to create a space between us and the sun to change the prediction? >> i suspect yes, we will be able to do that but whether we can do that without extinguishing the heat of the

. >>> a neighbor heard a woman screaming and saw what he thought was a kip ndnapping.t happened yesterday afternoon near durham road and topaz way. he saw women's legs out of a sedan before it sped off. surveillance videos don't cover this location. there are no missing persons reports but police are issuing a warning as a precaution. >>> a weekend war of words between president-elect trump and a civil rights icon contributed to more members of congress declining to go to friday's inauguration. 24 members said they will not be attending. five from california and three from right here in the bay area. the uproar started when 76-year-old congressman john lewis of georgia said he does not consider mr. trump a legitimate president due to russia's influence in our election. lewis said he will not be at the swearing in for the first time in 30 years. >> i don't plan to attend inauguration. it would be the first one that i miss since i've been in the congress. >> president-elect tweeted lewis was all talk and no action and should go back and visit the nation's burning and cri

in this case of kip mcfarlane in texas, the school district investigated found more than a half-dozentances where he made inappropriate comments to female high school students and negotiated and the correspondence we looked out, negotiated to a graceful exit for this teacher. >> here is the school district attorney, karen johnson, 2005. "this incident does not have to end mcfarlin's career. unfortunately, didn't end his career." he went on to what? >> he went on to a neighboring school district, where those statements that were inappropriate turned into the school conduct that was inappropriate, he engaged in the sexual misconduct with a student, currently incarcerated. that second school district had no way of knowing what happened in the first school district because the misconduct wasn't reported to state authorities. >> what i find so amazing, that is one part, but you had a couple of instances for the new employer called the old school and asked specifically, is there anything i should know about this guy, and the teacher, the abuser, with giving a clean her view by the previous

four people charged with hate crimes in the last hour in an alleged kip napping and beating of a young man with mental health challenges. it was livestreamed on facebook. a warning. we're going to show it to you, but it is difficult to watch. the entire attack aired on facebook live. parts of it are too graphic for us to show you. it was half an hr long. he was bound, gagged, beaten, his clothes and hair slashed by four people as they shouted racist anti-trump insults. we're learning that they were allegedly texting with their victim's parents as they carried out the crime. nbc's ron mott is following the fast unfolding case from our chicago newsroom. ron, let's talk about who these folks are who have been charged and what charges they're going to face. >> hey there, ali. this is a head scratcher of a case. the police superintendent says he's seen a lot of bad things and this is right up there with him. the four people, jordan his, and that niesha covington is 24 years old, the other three 18 years old. they've been charged with aggravated kidnapping, hate crime, aggravated unlawful re

kip 1 says if you like having customers, maybe don't with a fascist ragime. all of this is directed to >> people are scared. richard: patten among other small business owner meeting with the prison. he coowns 11 of the hoagie restaurants in the area and he considers himself apolitical. >> it makes you think how the dislike of someone or if you don't agree with someone over the president how it trickms down. richard: patten telling the "washington post" he wanted to talk to the president about increasing youth employment. half of his employees are immigrants or children of immigrants. >> i wasn't a supporter but he is in office now. we have to work with what we have. richard: patten tweeted out -- >> i personally probably would stay away based on that. i'm quite upset with all his policies. >> if the president of the united states asks you to take a meeting, you take the meeting. it's what happens during the meeting and after that counts. richard: tt others are rushing to his defense. including chef andres tweeting out to meet potus is an honor. it doesn't mea

we did an event here on sunday kip of a hearing type event. we had close to 500 people who came to talk about and hear about how important the affordable care act is for so many of our citizens. so i think it's the experience over the last seven years. virtually everybody knows somebody who has benefitted from it, whether somebody had a cancer diagnosis and their life was saved because they now had coverage or somebody with a reexisting condition was oibl to stay on their parents' policy until there were 26. or somebody had a terrible accident and because there were no limits they were able to recover from the injury. experience wise, i think this has taught us it is a powerful thing that can be made better. >> we just had a spokesperson here for the transition saying it's your right you don't have to ce to theinauguration. but i want to play sound from chris collins, a republican, this is what he said about the boycott. >> okay. >> my opinion is what john lewis is doing, he's pouting. he lost it's like a spoiled child and we've seen with it t

the thurston high school shooting, kip kinkle, and in '99, the columbine shooting and so many in between there. it was in 2000, on a day that happens rarely, because it was a leap day, a little boy got his uncle's gun at his home, the uncle was staying at the home. he took it to school and shot to death kayla rollins. she was 6 years old, at that time the youngest victim of a school shooting until sandy hook. i remember thinking how can this be happening. i have a degree in science and i can look this thing up and i'm going to figure it out and look at the statistics. i looked at the statistics and thought if people just knew, if they only knew what the statistics were they would understand. of course, that's incredibly naive. i know that's not the case anymore. i was very lucky i was going through actually looking through, thinking what can i do, i was actually looking through a magazine and there was an ad for the million mom march. i said that's it. that's what i'm going to do. that's what i have been doing. so that's how we got started. cease-fire oregon has been around since 1994 as

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. >> stan and pat kipping live in red bud, illinois.anitor is in the early stages of alzheimer's. >> love you. >> love you, too baby. >> they have never been rich but they have never been this deep in debt either. the most devastating blow came just a few months back when they realized they couldn't even afford the hundred dollar monthly payments on their '98 buick century. >> when he took the car i just said, god, do whatever. whatever you think is best for us. you know, god works in mysterious ways. >> he's working through the repo man that's the most mysterious of all. >> that's right. >> they're like america's grandparents. i saw my grandparents in them. i made it a block before i pulled over and called the bank. i asked them if i could pay off the past due amount. >> jim returned a few days later. he had the car detailed, oil changed, even put frozen turkey in the front. also started a go fund me. which covered late payments and then some. >> we paid off the whole car. >> the whole car? oh, my, god. >> you have no car payment any m

and won to get in a good school then the one who didn't get in and senator alexander and i went to a kip charter school in nashville and met a young woman there. she got a full scholarship to boston college. i'll never forget, here we are, we like to talk to the media. the media didn't want to talk to us at all. they wanted to talk to this young lady, an amazing success story. i wish yoi you tu the best of l. thank you. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you, senator paul. senator franken. >> i'm a member of the minnesota dfl party, the party that the chairman invoked at the beginning of this hearing. charter schools are not the issue here. minnesota is thoroughly in the mainstream. there are 37 states in this country that constitutionally prohibit the use of public school money for religious schools. so it is a dfl party in minnesota, thank you very much, that is in the mainstream. and not our witness or the chairman. senator lieberman mentioned proficiency in the -- just reminded me of this -- when i first got into the senate, 2009, i had a roundtable of principals and one of the principa

. >>> inauguration day no shows, the list of those planning to kip donald trump's big day is growing. >>> the local lawmakers who now say that they are not going to be there. >>> taking a q from the boss, born to run from the inauguration, a local bruce springsteen cover band bows out of an inauguration gala gig in d.c. >>> and a sneak peak at the big super bowl, 51 half time show. >> ♪ >> new details about lady gag 's plans but are they too dangerous. how she's planning to go where no performer has gone before. >> ♪ >> i'm not a fan. >> you don't like gaga. >> not really a lot of people love lady gaga, she has catchy songs. >> great song writer. >> kids love her. >> i'd poke her in the face. >> good day everybody, it is january 17th. >> really cranky. >> either way watching the super bowl here on fox. >> i will be watching it here on fox. we will have our special, mike and alex show there seven to 10:00 on super bowl sunday. >> it is not even a show, it is a party. >> excited. >> yes. >> i invited a bunch of people to come. >> this will be fun. >> yeah. >> is that your party dance. >

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