>> lars. >> so are you trying to say she was frustrated with lars?rosecutors told the jury this marriage of opposites became too lopsided for lars to handle. >> she took time to play tennis. work was very important. she took time out to go have dinner with friends and family. he wasn't a factor. >> basically, she didn't consider him enough to be a part of her normal, everyday life. >> reporter: they said lars wanted more from debbie. and when he didn't get it, he got rid of her instead. >> reporter: this was a new one for me. one of the possible motives that was brought up, that lars was old school and was upset that debbie did not take his last name. >> she was a professional woman and she was very driven. and i think that's part of why she didn't take his name. she kept everything separate. >> reporter: including her bank accounts. she never put lars's name on them. >> reporter: this was not about money. >> no, it -- it -- it wasn't. it really has to do with he loved her more than she loved him. >> reporter: when its turn came, the defense said of

the man lars. and steen one of the sled dog handlers they preferred to be among themselves during the easter service. the. but that's not the case during the traditional cafe mc gathering with coffee cake and herring everyone is welcome at the home of the two teaches. most teachers leave again after a year how the lane i have stayed. totally through very well here coddled. steams we moved here in two thousand and seven staying tuckey and hans was so nice they invited us to a doc's let race in but nobody told us how far to go in the end it was thirty forty kilometers the others had ten twelve even fourteen dogs when we only had five and they'd crossed the finish line long before i arrived an hour later. so had they had had several cups of coffee by than they were going to. when we use seven dogs and the others he is seven we can compete but if they have double the number things get tight for us. but even after five years in right of way harold still loses against the local man in the races among the

lars summer a lengthily article entitled in curable disease. which dealt with u.s. unemployment. and bank failure. about the same time moscow was saying there are 40 million americans who are literally starving. while a select group of capitalists continue to get richer. moscow television celebrated the fourth of july last year. by assuring viewers that america is the kwthat copes millions of families living below the official poverty line. the unemployed are described having been deprived of the wright to work. moscow television shows film of locked factory gates. and people being evicted from their homes. the message in all this is the that the capitalist system in america is unfair. and is in fact a failure at providing for basic mhuman need. or national growth. this distorted statement is aimed at convincing the soviet people that soviet communism works much better by providing economic security for them. the u.s. economy as described by the soviet media is being driven by raging militarism. defense spending is reported to be the cause of unemployment in civilian industries.

the fish factory had gone bankrupt when lars the mayor took it over. to hang out and we hung the halibut up to dry for around a month as it was extremely cold this year so one month won't be enough. con the fact hasn't dripped down yet so hard you can churn you know it all morning and last took over the factory ten years ago his business idea with the dried halibut was brilliant at first but then he got competition control to factories from royal greenland and halibut greenland came along the shore in ilesa the big town near here. the price of fish started going up much to the joy of the fishermen of course fish but it's hard for us to keep up with those prices. producing here is expensive fish. in. one of the most important facilities in rather bay which has no running water is the shower house it was closed over easter. now the washing machines in the town's only showers a busy in rather bay that means that six people are coming and going at the same time mariana signs in while waiting for her husband tacky whom we met during the dog sled ride becaus

with his children however lars and micah schleicher will be going behind bars for nearly three years. once it became clear to schleck or that his company would go bankrupt he moved around millions of euros in the company money that the court says belong to the drugstore chains creditors. some of that money went to a logistics company belonging to entente slickers children. they siphon millions from that company before it filed for bankruptcy that led to their harsher sentencing. and that's because entente slickers fraud didn't amount to as much financial damage as his children's their fraud cause damages worth six point one million euros in total so they were given longer sentences than their father. arguably the biggest losers in this lekker drama are the company's workers. the bankruptcy left more than twenty five thousand slacker employees the majority of them women without jobs. the slacker children plan to appeal the verdict. foreign companies operating in china that employ three or more communist party members must allow those workers to set up a party sell for many years this w

bailey was again the hero for laver cruzan he assisted on both of their goals is corner kick set up a lars bender header with ten minutes left to seal the two nil win bailey has played a major role in his club's ten game unbeaten streak. while an athlete already considered one of japan's best ever baseball players is about to become an angel twenty three year old shohei otani has signed with the los angeles angels the nerve to major league baseball in the states was expected but it's still hard for japanese fans to take. shohei otani is a two way threat in baseball the twenty three year old canto fastballs up to one hundred miles per hour and he's explosive at the plate and now he's an angel much to the dismay of japanese support us back home. she died i'm sad because he threw really fast pitches and was also great at better. so i'm really i'm happy with him so that kind of sees fans know otani struggled with an ankle injury this season but a year ago he had twenty two home runs and kept hidden said bait with his powerful pitching. it's also good that by going out into the world children i

comunidad, hay que continuar luchando contra la cosa lar porque, segÚn los expertos, los efectos psicolÓgicoscalifornia y amenazando a mÁs comunidades. enirque: en el sur de mÉxico, se venden mujeres. la denuncia y la historia al regresar. ♪ ilia: el incendio tomas y avanzando por la costa de california y amenazando a mÁs comunidades en santa bÁrbara y ventura. ya ha consumido 234.000 acres. sÓlo ha podido ser contenido en un 20%. comenzÓ el 4 de diciembre y se convirtiÓ en el quinto incendio forestal mÁs grande de la historia moderna de california . enrique: esto en california, en vermont es la nieve, los residentes se enfrentan hoy a la primera gran nevada de la temporada. autopistas quedaron congelada, lo que provocÓ varios accidentes de trÁnsito, las escuelas permanecen cerradas en la regiÓn y las autoridades sacaron a las calles las barredoras de nieve. >> un tren de pasajeros chocÓ hoy con un auto vacÍo que estaba sobre la niÑa seria en el condado de montgomery, pennsylvania. cerca de 500 pasajeros que viajaban en el tren con evacuados y los bomberos llevan camisa a una persona. el serv

the man of the match for leverkusen he assisted on both their goals this corner kick set up for a lars bender header ten minutes left sealed their two nil win bailey has played a major role in his club's ten game streak. and there is a very special match up in the bundesliga this wearing. and it is called the boa tang darby now when i talk frank for host fire knowing that the brothers kevin prince and you're wrong were going head to head for the first time in nearly three years. kevin prince on track to frankfurt midfielder. jerome defender at byron munich the bulletins are two brothers as different as they are like kevin prince is a bit of an extrovert he's never afraid to put on a show somewhere worries big personality would unsettle the frankfurt squad but quite the opposite has happened his leadership and self-confidence fit right alongside that of his coach not for november that was how we're going to get our chances up front we've seen byron give up a few of them and if we can get a goal and go in front we'll make it very difficult to play against us. the other boateng brother dr

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with his children however lars and micah schleicher will be going behind bars for nearly three years. once it became clear to schleck or that his company would go bankrupt he moved around millions of euros in the company money that the court says belong to the drugstore chains creditors. some of that money went to a logistics company belonging to entente selectors children. they siphon millions from that company before it filed for bankruptcy that led to their harsher sentencing. that's because entente slickers fraud didn't amount to as much financial damage as his children's their fraud cause damages worth six point one million euros in total so they were given longer sentences than their father. arguably the biggest losers in this lekker drama are the company's workers the bankruptcy left more than twenty five thousand slacker employees the majority of them women without jobs. the schleck or children plan to appeal the verdict. foreign companies operating in china that employ three or more communist party members must allow those workers to set up a party sell for many years this wa

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today, mexican officials began processing we hick lar manslaughter against the bus driver. a state prosecutor said preliminary findings indicate excessive speed and the driver's negligence caused the crash. >> my heart goes out to all these people who lost loved ones. >> reporter: the bus was part of a fleet transporting visitors from two florida-based cruise ships. according to witnesses this happened on a clear day. cruise passengers often take excursions like this one. booked through the cruise ship company, but run by independent contractors. tonight, no new comment from the bus company about the driver or the reported cause. their representatives along with royal caribbean saying they're all they can do to help their guests. ron mott, nbc news. >>> new details in that deadly crash in the amtrak that derailed in washington state. conductor was in cab when a train engineer and said the brakes were engaged automatically but not by the engineer. crews were able to move the 27,000-pound lock motive off the highway. >>> one of the most controversial figures in the catholic c

. >> he would go for the squug lar. ♪ i know it's hard to hear but i have a burning question how do you call it a confession ♪ >> reporter: anthony battled usher. and gina, rob gronkowski. >> it will be a battle. it would be a real -- if you -- >> do we know? >> emphasis on battle. >> do we want to go against each other next? >> do you want to? i'm down. you don't scare me. >> cordon, see? >> west side of chicago versus the east side of compton. bring it. >> reporter: while you wait for that, the two. >> reporter: in "ferdinand" out friday. did that ring true to either one of you? and just how clumsy are you? >> i'm pretty stealthy. i'm a ninja. >> you're good? ments you don't know i'm here unless i come back. i put my hair in pig tails. i had multiple costume changes. he didn't know. >> didn't know. >> okay. >> she's so good. you didn't see her run behind you, do three cart wheels, run around ten times. >> where is she? where is she? thanks, nischelle. >>> now to the legendary jane fonda. hard to believe she turns 80 december 21st. she celebrated early at a fund-raiser. reflecting to m

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it's becoming very pop r lar. but i think it will really, you'll see something on february 1st when they open up the paycheck. that's when you're going to start to see it. >> the polls show, steven, only 33% favor this plan. do you think he's making a mistake thinking he doesn't have to sell it? >> well look, pamela, are these the same polls that showed hillary clinton was going to win 40 states in november. i think we've learned that polling isn't very accurate in terms of how people feel about things. but look, this was probably donald trump's best week in office. i think you know, it's interest ing, you said he only has two victories. the supreme court -- >> legislative. >> gorsuch and of course this tax cut. that's like saying gee, only hit two grand slams in the bottom of the ninth inning. >> he was saying he had more legislative victories than any other president. there were two. >> of course. >> stick with the facts there. >> i get it. just saying yeah, maybe he only had two legislative vukt ictori but for

matt kell lar is er is on the s. >> reporter: first 911 call came in for the fight in the middle of sunset avenue. and when officers arrived, a group ran off. but lying on the ground a male bleeding from at least one stab wound. an officer gave him cpr, the victim was taken to valley medical center where he died a short time later. the crime scene was right around the corner from our ladies of guadeloupe church. >> young people need help now. they need to pray for them. >> it could hatkocould happen m. >> reporter: and this is the second in the 27 hours. on wednesday night, a little more than a while away, a male was shot and killed on van winkle line. >> both cases, no suspects were arrested. >> we don't walk in the nights. only in the daytime. because no reason. >> danger. >> reporter: this morning's hochl side hosp side is the 34th of the year. in 2016, there were 47 homicides. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> a san jose man has been arrested in connection with a homicide in september. ivan hernandez was booked into jail yesterday on murder charges. police say he is suspected of shooting an

they've been invited to take part in a chat show everyone here speaks to lar a regional language in eastern senegal. and her colleagues are the leaders of the village discussion group part of the demitra network of clubs connoted demick speaks about the brief rainy season and his dried up corn fields. a mother of four explains how the rain swept garbage into their homes and how they had to clean everything in the village. she hopes that local radio stations will help spread their ideas and efforts to other villages. our discussion groups have carried out a lot of important projects most of them concerning climate change what we're doing affects the whole community but one person on their own can't solve the problems. these clubs have become a vital part of how we put our plans into effect because we can mobilize and motivate so many residents. and the leader of sorry booboo village invited us to a meeting they now have for demitra clubs here there are two thousand across africa set up and funded by the un's food and agriculture organization and other development agencies the clubs help to p

and disney acquired prop lar creators like marvel and ushering in a new era for disney. and like all acquisitions this deal will be suggest to regulatory approval. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> from our delaware newsroom now three men shot another man during a robby in newcastle and happened on freedom trail last night. three masked men were seen running when a 22-year-old man was shot in the back and his cell phone was stolen and the victim is treated for serious injuries. >>> they gathered to celebrate the holiday season and the diocese celebrated their mass with inmates and members of sacred heart and saint andrew's parrishs were also there and it's important for everyone to experience the joys of christmas. >>> a moo-vind story. the cow escaped from the nativity scene. and they were able to coral stormy in the nearby parking lot and not long after she returned to the church and then stormy ventured out again. >> we think someone tampered with it and let her out. it was not closed the way it should be after that. >> despite the pastor's urging stormy step

the bad news is you have test particular lar cancer, yes, yes, good luck in your race.now that russia did all of this? well, because the person who snitched is the dude who ran the entire scheme. >> the man who ran the scheme says the order came right from the top. gregory rodchenkov. >> you show the best result in sochi. >> trevor: how dark a room does this guy have to be in to not wear sunglasses. just like can somebody please turn down that candle, yeah, bright. now of course we should point out that like everything russia has ever done, russia denies doing this. >> state sponsored doping is vemently denied by the kremlin. tonight russian television channels are vowing not to show the games. president putin claims it is an american attempt to influence his election next year. >> trevor: oh, that's hilarious. vlad acting like he has elections. oh my word, that's so funny. have you seen the russian presidential ballot, it's like putin, putin again or prison. that's what it is. it is also funny to think that there are russian voters who are going to vote for putin until

officials say we are just 44,000 acres away from this fire becoming the lar california history. in santa barbara, leanne suter, abc news. >>> a different story on the other side of the country where winter has arrived. days after a rare snowfall the south is dealing with black ice this morning. in georgia some schools are closed or opening late and some homes remain without power. farther north a fedex truck ran off the road in washington county, virginia levering the trailer hanging off an overpass. the driver is okay. and heavy snow blanketed new england. this suv skidded into a pond in winchendon, massachusetts. lake-effect snow pounding upstate new york where the buffalo bills won their game sunday in overtime or what some called snowvertime because there was so much time they could barely see the ball. great for snow angel, though. >>> mother nature clearly has been busy so now a closer look at your weather for this monday morning. >> good morning, we are looking at red flag warnings persisting here in southern california. in fact, now they're extended through monday evenin

underestimating us i just wonder why didn't you leave the team after year or two thousand and sixteen like lar slugger back i mean to leave on a high and try your hand in coaching a club or another national team. i actually believed that we could do even better than none the euro and luckily i did. have the contract so i couldn't leave the contract but no it was never in the plan to to leave the national team because i think still we can improve from what we are doing so. i still believe i think it through even better than we have been doing yet and the dutch team coach dick advocaat says your team should bill looked up to having no inner conflicts no personal ambitions but common ground discipline is that your personal achievement as a coach or more of an icelandic national trait what's the secret. i wish i could say it's all me but but it isn't it's. is a really big group that's common together and trying to do this as a team both the play is the stuff the f.a.a. and we have a special relationship with the founders and we have a special relationship with the media so it's a big team working

a report by the us and lars shelton sick now to some other stories making news around the world today ecuador's vice president jorge glass has been sentenced to six years in jail after a court convicted him of accepting bribes from brazilian construction giant oda breath politicians across latin america have been charged or are under investigation for purportedly taking bribes or illegal campaign contributions from what i over the past decade. doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred rohingya muslims were killed in the first month of an army crackdown on rebels in myanmar that began in august a group calls that number a conservative estimate and says at least seven hundred thirty children under the age of five were among the dead. at least ten people have been killed by a suicide bomber who blew himself up inside a police academy in smalley is capital city mogadishu officials said the attacker was wearing a police uniform the militant islamist group al shabaab has claimed responsibility . saudi led coalition airstrikes have hit a prison inside a police camp and

and here she's laying out some of the items that were found which we have encapsulated in my lar, the conserve tiefrs here at the national archives. and some of the things that were in the wallet were things like his social security card, selective service notice, service id because he was in the marine corps at one time. a fair play for cube abcommunity identification card, that was an organization that he belonged to. let's see what else is interesting in here? other kinds of id cards, public library card. and so all of these are just the contents of a wallet just like would you have in your own wall wallet whatever you have right now. this is something we wouldn't normally make available to researchers and that's why we have filmed it. mostly because of the wallet itself, even more than the contents. you there can see we had some photographs that the woman in the picture is his wife, marina. and dlu see his marine corps photograph as well. so next exhibit that our conservator is showing you here is fbi exhibit k 51, which was the camera used by mr. zapruda to take a very famous fil

we are finding swimming lar temperatures across the delaware valley. we will show you those, 19 in center city. seventeen in wilmington. in the poconos we are in the single digit around 16 in allentown. we are in the up are teens to right around 20 degrees down the shore. looking at the winds anywhere from five to 15 miles an hour, when you look across the entire region coming from the northwest at nine in philadelphia. that is yielding a wind chill feels like temperature, in the single digits. it feels more like 8 degrees in philadelphia. six in allentown. fourteen in reading. feels more like 14 below zero in the poconos. that is where we have a wind chill advisory that remains in effect until 1:00 o'clock tonight for wind chills from zero to 15 below in those locations, like mount pocono as well as jim thorpe. we are not going to see much in the way of improvement, as we head in the evening hours tonight, but we're at 15 degrees by 9:00 o'clock with that bitter cold, bundle up at 11:00 temperatures dropping to 13. it will feel like the single digits

washington, a talk of tax reform and a fed policy meeting lar week were also on investors' radar. the dow jones industrial ave added 56 points to 24,386. the nasdaq was up 35 and the s&p 500 rose 8. so, let's turn now to michael farr to talk more about what potential tax reform and rising rates might mean for the stock market. he is the president of the management firm farr, miller, and washington. go. >> thank you, sue. good to be here with you. >> all right, we're starting a new week. it looks like tax reform is getting closer, but we also have the fed meeting this week. what are you. >> well, i think that we will certainly see this quarter of a point hike out of the fed this week. they've been broadcasting and i think they're going to be very consistent with that. you know, i think one thing, sue, that people seem to be missing in the broader view of things is that the fed really has reversed course. i mean, nobody really seems to be too bothered by it because everybody is very optimistic, you know. so, the fed is on a tightening course. i think it's a big deal. >> what about t

that's changing now what will become of damage in and little person one day we ask mayor lars fleischer on change here i see a great future with. the new car the caretaker transforms the school into a place of worship with just a few small changes. he's a public sector worker like almost all of the adult inhabitants of rhoda bay. it's the eighth of april easter sunday only one person is outside ringing the east about for a full hour switching hands every five minutes nearly everyone else is hiding away indoors except the tireless newcomer. says the community is pasta he himself got married in this church and he's witnessed forty five weddings and more than twenty baptisms here or in a village that's really had a population of more than fifty the people here were converted to lutheranism by missionaries in seventeen thirty three. hundred or here or here i started here in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven twenty five years in order bay this year. do you know if. you're celebrating an anniversary. you're sorry i didn't understand you're celebrating an anniversary. yes on the twenty se

that's changing now what will become of damage in and little person one day we ask mayor lars fleischer on change ice. see a great future but yes there are few of us. and it's such a big country with so many opportunities since you know what little. you know of this in this kind the children stay here or do they have to leave for a bigger town. either way they'll have a great future. and. even if they want to become a pilot or a doctor they can be anything they like. nuke other cats a cut transforms the school into a place of worship with just a few small changes. he's a public sector worker like almost all of the adult inhabitants of rhoda bay. it's the eighth of april easter sunday only one person is outside rein in the east about for a full hour switching hands every five minutes nearly everyone else is hiding away indoors except the tireless newcomer. says the community is pasta he himself got married in this judge and he's witnessed forty five weddings and more than twenty baptisms here or in a village that's really had a population of more than fifty the people here were converted

it wasn't just a day or two, it was a log time a big question, pop lar -- would this be able to happen? it was also caught when free internet was offered in india, they said you can't offer free internet to the poorest of the poor because that could violate the tenets or the small harbor religious conviction. that's when it becomes unworkable. markets and analysts and the folks who have to fund $300 billion say we're going to deploy that more slowly if at all. there's more in the record from the mom and pop, one or two-american person operations that service rural areas, worked with evidence in the record saying 0% of the members have been told by lenders they wouldn't get the money or as much money as they needed to build out their networks. it's affected investment directly, that's main reason chairman pai is doing it. >> i'll get to the investment in a second but let me talk about mother may i. no block, no fast lane. that is prohibited. no mother may i. it's not appropriated by antitrust law. you can read your talking points but they're not -- you're right, i do have notes as well.

most potential lar dishes duck and roost duck. >> there's few places in the can'ty that in the last 50ears would not have a chinese restaurant. >> but chinese restaurants aren't the only businesses cashing in on christmas. >> so are movie theaters >>. >> there's a reason plenty block busters hit the scene on holidays. fan damage owe pulled moviors between 1 and 44. 86% say they lab to see at light two movies during the the christmas season and navigations to movie theaters norman dull on christmas day compared to other days in december. >> it's unsane how many films comes out feels like an overload they have different types of movies. >> this year holiday box office is gist big phelps latest "star wars" installment and franchise films like pitch perfect and jumagi and "star wars" had biggest opening ever this month. fox news. >> who was talking about the movies. >> looks familiar. >> if you're last minute shopper or don't feel like cooking christmas feast. there's stores and restaurant open. denny's is open 2 >> thank goodness. >> if you want the grand slam. >> christmas is food chain

lars not guilty. -- larry: not guilty is the verdict for inauguration protesters. what does it mean for the next batch? kimberly: remember this? dog rescued from the ravine. a good update for the dog and the dog's hero. >> from abc7 news, breaking news alert. jonathan: the house passing a spending bill. if approved by the senate the measure will fund the government through january 19 to avoid government shutdown. kimberly: is the weather going to cooperate? we have team co monitoring the roads. sam sweeney at the airport. larry: but it depends on the weather. bill: the weather is not going to play a role on the travel conditions. just the roads themselves are with the amount of people. 42 in d.c. herndon in 30's. that is it. no freezing temperatures out there now. all temperatures are above freezing. philly, new york city, to central p.a. the temperatures are also above freezing. thin the bigger picture take temperatures aside is there rain or snow? if you are heading anywhere tonight in a reasonable five or six-hour drive, seven hour you are fine. no problems. mos

. >> william randolph hurst gifted us $86,000 to build this lar site.he original mission was built by padres. it served as a hospital for san francisco's mission delores. >> we're going to have to move people out and into marin county. >> reporter: author betty has written books about the indians and their local leader. she also documented the abuses native americans suffered at the hands of the missionary. >> it was caning and indians to follow the rules of the church. >> reporter: dh made what happened in this church ten years ago al that more remarkable. when bishop francis delivered a surprise public apology for the treatment of the indians. >> they apologize for taking the indian out of indian. taking their culture. >> it was the first time any one of the missions in california had ever apologized. >> reporter: the mission will remember its long mixed heritage with a procession and a ceremony. two centuries for a spiritual center that is as come kplated as the world that grew up around it. >> the goal is to help put meals on the plates of those in

on the foreign exchange space, some interesting moves with the up .7%.lar in the role of the new governorthat is a one-month low for dollars again, extending two weeks of declines. the handoff from the u.s. was a positive one, but i will not beat around the bush, overall volumes later as we had closer to the holiday season. some other asset classes and focus, brent crude under pressure. .2%, what will an unwinding look like? trade as we head into boe and brexit negotiations unchanged. s&p futures .1% higher. let's put the markets aside and get a feel for first word headlines with debra mao. bitcoin has landed on wall street with the bank. ofee hours after the debut futures, contracts climbed 14% and triggered a two-minute trading halt designed to cool volatility. the reserve bank of new zealand is the latest to urge caution. like aooks remarkably bubble forming to me. we have seen them in the past over the centuries, and this appears to be a classic case. with a bubble you never know how far it will go before it comes down. the french president says donald trump's decision to recognize je

working families act which puts money directly in the pockets of people making 25, 50, 75,000 dowel lars a year. the president liked that. he said it h then. he said it in phone call a kruper of us were on there later. youen know what happened? went down to the majority leaders office. my republican friend walked into the office. they had wall street lobbyists. they had had their drug cop lobbyists and tobacco company lobbyists. that is whereol they wrote the bill. there was no light of day. it was legitimate process, the night we had markup in finance committee, if you call it legitimate, give us a bill with almost nolm warning. try to jam it through. you change iin had in the middle of the night. talk aboutex next day. change it in the middle of the night. health care provision congressional budget office said 13 million people will lose insurance. rates go up, premiums, 10% a year. 500 month a day. 550 next year. pay 605 the following year. pay 660 something a month following year. don't even insult us saying this is legitimate process. but i don't even want to talk about the process

i thought they were founded to protect the freedom of speech of the inn pomp lar of rural cyst ands nazisringes they have given up on that charter? >> they lost their way. i did not agree with them on many issues over the year, i admired them for consistents on free speech. today they turned their back the generaled they the gay marriage issue has blinded them to the free speech implications of their own position. the court really focused justice ken dealt religious intolerance shown by the civil right's commissioners. justice kennedy engage in the the most heated exchange in the dozen of supreme court cases i watched and forced the general of colorado to dise vow a statement by the commissioners who was very antireligious in their commencements and i think that may turn this case in an important direction. i don't know what this has to do with same sex major or gay rights. i think gay people who are appalled it suggests that government can tell you whoever you are exact low what it think. if you disagree they can punish you. that is a threat to everybody. >> that is right. america was fo

startt with small food manufacturers, g them and eventually having themn into a nice, medium, or even lar businesses. so hoping this is not a disturbg trend. >> commissioner dwight: duly nod because we have a number of locl businesses that have developed r business based on whole foods gg them shelf space. news russ businesses. >> -- numerous businesses. >> there are people that have bt of whole foods program that havn bounced out dwt dwt. >> commissioner dwight: and whos accounting for 50% of their bus. imagine losing 50% of your busis overnight. if you're a manufacturing, whict are, that's devastating becauseu can't just say i guess i'll cuty capital equipment in half and fr the employees and still be in b. >> this is something we need ton eye on. if it's going to develop in oth, we don't generally think of thet of small businesss that are in e inside of a formula retail or ah larger business. and how these things can impactr manufacturers and discourage st. >> commissioner dwight: commiss- commissioner adams. >> nobody is doing anything this evening. we're having a holiday tree-ligg ce

chocolate chip is so pap lar it has the own day. others have the honor. my favorite, it's traditional, i'll go with chocolate chip. but it has to be warm fresh out of the oven. not the store bought. nancy: with the sides crispy. nothing like a good cookie. i would go with oatmeal raisin. michelle: good one. steve? steve: i lake peanut butter chocolate. and chocolate chip and oreos. anything with raisins, not a fan. michelle: keep that in mind. steve: now you know. chocolate and the other good stuff in there. right now this hour we are looking at national harbor. the sun set and went down seven minutes ago. didn't miss much there. 54 degrees. well above average for this time of year. temperatures are going to st considering the date for the next several hours, 50 in winchester. 53 in martinsburg. 54 in cumberland. the forecast, if you you're out and about the temperatures fall in the 40's. at least it will stay dry. with the winds out of the south around 4 to 8 miles per hour. satellite and radar, no not a lot going on. it will drop to the middle 40's. lat

regenerative medicine holds great phone shl for understanding ageing and reversing diseases like mac lar degeneration. i understand that the dharm has already introduced oliver. he too is from the state of maine and grew up only 11 miles from where i did. he shared his compelling story about losing and regaining sight through regenerative therapy. what especially can we do to support research into biological ageing is this. >> what a great question. thank you for pointing out a number. as we are gathered here this morning with an intens discussion several hundred people talk about applications to kidney disease, ageing and such things as diseases and the whole landscape. i even forecasted if we do this in the way i think we could we could cure disease like sickle cell. we are learning a lot about what that process is. i mentioned one example. that is that as you age there's a certain category of cells that are no longer able to keep going. they don't completely exit the stage. they are still there. it turns out they will not good actors. they are making the healthy cells around them not