leonard: thoughts? >> a new set of careerism kind of took over. >> i think you learn the lessons by mistakes you have made and then, when you get into a higher position, you don't make those mistakes again. then things roll along, i think we make the mistake, as you say, of thinking military can just go in and change minds with our might and bring everybody to our way of thinking. that just doesn't happen. we see that all over the world today. i think we have to relearn those lessons. >> can i make a point? as an architect, you learn to think around the box. that was really to my advantage in the military. many of my commanders didn't like that i did that. but it was always to an advantage of those who i was leading into the mission. i'm going to give you an example. i use this all the time, and when i tell the story, i get the cold chills. i was a platoon leader in the first division. then they needed somebody to go to a special forces camp on the cambodian border. they needed a task force engineer to

mcconnell: yesterday the senate advanced the nomination of leonard stephen grasz to be a judge on the eighth circuit court of appeals. mr. grasz has sterling credentials and strong support from the nebraska legal community. i proudly voted to advance his nomination and the senate will confirm him soon. next we'll vote to advance the nomination of another well qualified individual, texas supreme court justice don willett to serve on the sixth circuit court of appeals. justice willett respects the rule of law and foundational legal principles and he will be a strong addition to the fifth circuit. his story is an inspirational one, adopted at a young age and raised by a widowed mother in a town of 32 people. he was the first person in his family to grad yate from the -- graduate from high school. as our colleague senator cornyn said at the judiciary committee committee hearing, his life will reflect the best of texas and the best of america. from these humble beginnings, justice willett has led a remarkable career. after graduating from duke law school he clerked for judge williams. he h

jim leonard dodged a bullet there. >> gus: the buckeyes will punted away. has a debt to the 30. paul chryst, the head coach, his team 12-0. 2 minutes and 59 seconds remaining in this game as alex hornibrook steps back on the field. >> joel: he put the faith in his defense by punting in the last series and his defense pays it off, gets the ball right back after a couple of timeouts. he still has a timeout left, lots of time for hornibrook and this offense, they have to get something going. what they have been effective with is the tight end and the passing game, the backs out of the backfield and the danny davis downfield. he's the one that's been making plays. >> gus: jonathan taylor in the backfield. hornibrook delivers and incomplete. >> joel: is so disciplined and stayed exactly with her responsibility, they are trying to get taylor down the sideline. >> gus: second down and ten at the 29. davis lined up at the bottom of your screen, timeout called by the ohio state. each team with one timeout remaining, 2:53 towh play in need of a recharge. thankfully t

here's 7:00, you notice south of fredericksburg around leonard town.hat happens the midnight time 23r5i78. only moves up a little bit. not much, but southern maryland still getting it. it's tomorrow around 7:00, 8:00 a.m. that i see it getting everybody and that's when we start to see the accumulating snow fall and it laju about all day. who is going to get most? we told you southern maryland, but let's go into this a little more detail. you four zone forecast we do, this time it's for snow fall. amelia? >> the first time of the season so very exciting. i'm going start out in our eastern zone which is southern maryland. stafford, king george county, down through the northern neck. these locations that are going to see the most snow. frankly because it's already snowing there right now and as doug just showed you on future weather, it kind of sits there for the next few hours on into the evening and midnight before it finally starts to make its push into our northern areas. so, here we are, here's our eastern zone. you can see the 4 to 8 hinz in areas l

to the north, leonard town seeing light snow. the next couple hours we're expecting more snow in southern maryland. what you need to know. the snow reported at reagan airport. the snow kicks up mid-morning. we were looking toward the earlier half of the morning. it is looking more like the mid-morning. if you haven't already, more than likely, a lot of outdoor plans will need to be rescheduled. we'll let you know how much snow we're expecting and how long it'll stick around coming up in a moment. chuck will have for now, david, over to you. >> thanks. lauryn ricketts energy. you need two meteorologists to bring her energy. >> exactly. i love it. >> meantime, the snow is coming down in the district. >> maryland has been preparing for the snow since friday afternoon. >> schools closing, no transit, businesses closed. they're in full blown snow mode. >> derrick ward is live from st. mary's county. what is it looking like out there? >> reporter: well, you know what, it's postcard pretty out here. we're on route 5. doesn't get much mo

a few miles in leonard town, lexington park, seeing snow. the northern neck continuing to see it there, too. if you're in saint mary's county, over towards salisbury, you folks are the bull's eye for this storm. it's going to snow for the next almost 24 hours where we are going to be waiting for the next sikds or so hours for the snow to begin in the d.c. metro area. that's why we have a winter storm warning to the south and advisory on i-95. i-95 corridor to the west, northern virginia, winter advisory. in the south calvert county, charles county, parts of the northern neck, west more land counties as well. heads up, we're going to continue to keep you posted. you know last hour we raised tth the snow totals. i have that coming up at 6:25. >> heads up and let's head outside. vdot pretreated the roads in fairfax, prince william and arlington counties. cancellations coming in. king county schools canceled evening activities for tonight. any events at fairfax county zoolz, they have been canceled for tomorrow. >> crews in maryland and d.c. are

live in leonard town, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> folks, check this out. some thick flamkes coming down, coating trees and everything else it hits. richmond, virginia, folks are waking up to a winter wonderland. >> from the capital of the commonwealth, let's go to the deep south. this is atlanta, georgia. look at that. it is covered. some parts of georgia, get this, more than ten inches of early friday to prepare for the weekend. >> and then there's this. a football field coated in snow. not much of a shocker. but it's mississippi. from georgia to mississippi, we talked about louisiana, you know these folks are stoked because they don't usually get snow like we get snow but it is hitting hard there. even went to houston. >> crazy. >> i know. >> because of all of this, we decided to postpone our nbc 4 community shred at fedexfield. it is popular so we want you to be informed. sheryl on twitter said it would have been nice to do it with hot chocolate and shred the snow. we know it is kind of dan

you just called leonard a syphilitic donkey. my apologies, leonard. i'm only as good as my teacher. learning chinese? i believe the szechuan palace has been passing off orange chicken as tangerine chicken,

new jersey republican congressman leonard lance, thank you very much.> happy holidays and merry christmas. >> what president trump's worst enemies are saying about his alleged collusion with russia. first, political humor begins with omarosa's exit from the white house. >> omarosa is leaving the white house. this is huge. with omarosa gone, who will be in charge of -- >> omarosa said she didn't make a scene and kelly fired her in a private place. >> john kelly and i sat down in the situation room, which is a secure, very quiet room in the white house. >> wow the situation room. though i have a feeling any room omarosa goes into becomes a situation room. >> omarosa is trying to put a positive spin. she said her goal all along was to finish one year in the white house. which is funny, that's actually trump's goal, too. >>> let's go now to the latest attempt be i the president to downplay the ongoing investigation in russia's election interference the president making this claim to reporters yesterday. >> there is absolutely no collusion. >> that has been

continue to produce a people hoping to find safe haven in europe here with us to talk about this leonard doyle spokesman for the u.n. affiliated international organization for migration he joins us from geneva switzerland in hamburg germany more mccauley is founder of the refugee of radio network he also lived in libya and that was before the for the long time leader moammar gadhafi in tunis tunisia has some raja is an independent journalist and in new york imad body is a social activist normally based in tripoli for what he could see this headline here from al-jazeera slavery is an outrageous reality of the u.n. human rights organizations all saying that this picture here is incredibly disturbing this is what you do every day larry what's the reality who reality doesn't do. you talking to. larry and let it lie you do with the refugees once they get to europe let you know what's happening back on the african continent let's start with you. well we received them traumatic when they disembarked from those rescue ships. the harrowing stories the horrors of rape slavery i heard about the sla

moscow has seized on the case of len aerd leonard peltier, an american indian activist, convicted inurdering two fbi agents. while peltier's case is almost forgotten here, his legal appeals getting only brief mention in the "new york times," pravda published seven stories about him this past september. other soviet newspapers also ran prominent coverage. the soviets seem to be using this case to counter western publicity about their own political prisoners. according to another moscow radio report, americans who oppose u.s. military policy are described as peace fighters who are repressed on a monstrous scale by the american secret police. occasional reports on american communists describe them as speaking for widespread attitudes, but that they are suppressed for challenging the system. when it was suggested to a moscow tv anchorman that soviet media distorts news about america, he replied -- >> i think we are not distorting news, no. i would disagree with you. because we are showing not only unemployed, we showed private clubs, we showed high society. we showed ms. america. >> rece

leonard town, waldorf, calvert, we're talking 3 to 6 inches potentially 8 inches.rt royal area, you'll see 3 to 6 inches. we head to the d.c. metro zone where we're going to pickup 1 to 3 inches of snow fall. as we look to our western zone, this includes frederick, warrenton, marshal and front royal also picking up 1 to three minutes. for most of us one to 3 inches. east of 95, three to 6, 8 inches in some locations. what does that mean for charlotte? shoveling, you're going to have to be out there once or twice, more if you're in southern maryland. power outages, especially in southern maryland, doug mentioned this earlier with some of the leaves still on the trees. we're going to definitely see some power outages across the area. snowman making, though, it's great snow for packing. if you're out with the kids tomorrow, enjoy the snow. make sure to send some pictures our way. >>> as we take a look at the road outlook, main roads have been treated. most will be just fine. but the secondary roads slick if they have not been treated. as we look to the sidewalks, well

republican congressman leonard lance, and democratic congressman josh gottheimer.g bipartisanship in any issue is rare these days. lance, you have been against deduction repeal. the revenue this would bring about? $100 billion just for this year. lance: we have made a proposal, josh and i, to say that it will continue in its current form and we pay for it. we have provided the money for it in our proposal. we are aware of the question and i think we have resulted. kevin: i think when you take a look at the tax reduction in the -- tax deduction in the district, there would be districts on the coast that would be negatively impacted. diving to the bloomberg terminal and you can see new jersey would be impacted should there be an elimination of this in particular. congressman, can you get this done? are the votes on your side? all the momentum is behind republican leadership to get this done by the end of this year. we have heardr: from our proposal, there is a desire to address this. are going to go up and stayed in property values are going to go down. we can propos

. >> and another community forum set for next monday at leonard herman intermediate schools. >>> a deadly wild fire exploded forcing the evacuation of thousands of homes. we'll have the very latest on the overnight firefighter effort. >>> thousands of oakland city workers go on strike. coming up, which city services will be affected. i'm anne makovec. and i'm kenny choi, michelle has th . >>> good morning. it is tuesday, december 5. thanks for joining us. i'm anne. >> and i'm kenny. michelle has the morning off. let's get the day started with a live look outside and conditions out there on the left we've got the golden gate bridge and not much traffic out there and this hour pretty nice. nice commute and on the right, a little bit of difference and oakland, a lot more cars. >> there's a few wind advisories you've been talking about and they cancel their wind advisory and take a look at what to expect for tuesday. it's gonna be a bit dicey on the bridges and king tides and flooding likely and high tide peaks around 11:00 this morning and low tide this afternoon for the beaches nice and wid

actually, leonard told me penny was over here? hey, what's going on? you got a date?. with science. oh, what's science wearing? the griffith observatory is looking for an astrophysicist to consult, and i have an interview tomorrow. oh, i love the observatory. they tell you your weight on all the different planets. yeah. it's always bikini season on venus.

. >> reporter: lead detective jamie leonard said witnesses had seen little -- but heard plenty. >> theyrent types of gunfire. and then another caller who had indicated that he had heard -- two male voices outside, and a scuffle. >> reporter: by morning, detective leonard had a clearer picture of how the killings unfolded. it was two gunmen -- he said -- who were lying in wait for joe and olga as they returned from a night out. >> so they park their car for the night up the sidewalk here, come walkin' down, begin to walk up to their front door. olga makes it to the front door. >> reporter: the detective believed olga's killer was hiding in the bushes to the right of the door. >> that's when the attack happens? >> absolutely. exactly at that point in time. she gets her keys into the front door. >> the second shooter --he believes -- was waiting in a car. >> so when he gets out of the car it's simultaneous to when this other guy is -- is engaging olga. >> reporter: joe's attacker was armed with 9 mm rounds. the spent shell casings told the story. >> joe runs to that corner. by the time joe

raymond leonard smith jr.? it wasn't just the two girls. there was a younger brother the girls never knew they had. the father wasn't around very much. geri supported them all with what she could make as a waitress. and shirley made a change, a positive one, it seemed, at least financially. >> she got this job supposedly at the motel managing, which was further from where i worked so i arranged with her to watch the kids while i worked. >> it was a godsend, really, since geri had to be hospitalized for weeks after raymond was born. n then get back to work and find a new home to take the kids to. >> i come out there on my days off to stay with the kids and spend some time with them. so then i had called her and told her that i was coming to get the kids, and the next day, i went out there, and gone. >> not a sign of them. no kids. no shirley. frantic then, she went to the police. >> what did you tell them? your children had been kidnapped. >> yeah. and they took the report. that's the last i heard. >> did you g

and we could see in the cases some public radio host, leonard lopeate was taken out of the building and i don't know if he was fired, but without any public record of what the allegations against him are. and when a company fires somebody or suspends them, they are in a legal -- they're legally obligated to not reveal all of the terms of why they are doing this. and that has left people with confusion about what is happening, what has been alleged and you could see where there is an absence of the reporting. >> totally great point. >> there is confusion. >> if you ask me right now what is your feel being leonard lopez, i have a great example buzz i listened to -- because i listened to him for years. i don't know. >> and that tells us the importance of the reporting. >> and one last thing the fact this reckoning has began with people that are recognizable because we've been talking about sexual harassment and sexual assault and not -- at various times in our history but the fact these are people you know and watch on tv and that you have a relationship with and listening to for years, he

listen to what leonard said on cnn this morning. >> i think it's ridiculous and i'm sure the authorities will certify the election. i agree with senator shelby. i would have written a name in if i had been an alabama resident. i'm a strong republican, but i did not support roy moore and he should concede the election. >> the economy's tax reform. >> this is an easy for republicans now. the guy lost the race. there is no upside to defending it now. it's also a good moment to remember that elections in this country, there are sometimes irregularities and times when you can find a vote here or there or a handful of votes with a problem. but election says in this country, those issues only really surface when it's incredibly close. we were reminded in virginia with the state delegate race that is now tied and at one time decided by one vote. when you have 22,000 votes separating the candidates, the cries of election fraud in the same way that the issues on the national stage only becomes important and critical when it's separated by a handful of votes. that's just not the case here. it's not

raymond leonard smith jr. is what geri called him before he, too, was snatched away. the baby-sitter, shirley. where was he now? geri gave us a copy of his birth certificate. he'd be just about 40 now. and our chances of finding him seemed, frankly, slim. we called 40-year-old ray smiths all over the country. there was ray smith in colorado, ray smith in maryland, in new jersey, in kansas, but did he go by the name ray smith? and then a callback. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, and place of birth and grown up without knowing any blood relatives and all of this ray smith knew was his mother's name. according to his birth certificate was, jerry. he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters, and in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that this story, itself, was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> and s

leonard was taken out of the building.on't know that he's been fired without any public record of what the allegations against him are and when a company fires somebody or suspends them they're legally obligated by some measure to not reveal all the terms and that has left people with confusion about what's happened, what's been alleged and you can see where there's an absence of the reporting. >> totally gate point. >> there is confusion. >> if you asked me right now what is your feeling about leonard, because i don't know. i do not know. >> and that tells us what the reporting does. >> the importance of it. >> one last thing. i think that the fact that this reckoning who are by and large recognizable. because we've been talking about sexual harassment and sexual assault in different ways. but the fact that these are all people that we know, people you watch on tv that you have a relationship with, people you've been listening to for years actually helps us understand also how this continues, how it gets covered up becaus

the place where albert einstein taught, and where leonard got his phd, so it may have gone downhill.i. she's back at caltech for her postdoc. hello. guys: hi. question: are you seeking a romantic relationship with me? what if i were? well, that would raise a number of problems. we're colleagues, i'm currently in a relation... (knocking) sheldon: amy? amy. (knocking continues) amy?

leonard lance is the congressman from new jersey. would have been nice. but house republicans did not need the help of any democrats to pass tax reform. just about 40 minutes ago. now as it heads to the senate, that will not be the case when it comes to the vote to avoid that government shut down we were just talking about. republican congressman buddy carter of georgia getting in front of our cameras in just a moment to tell us how he and his fellow republicans plan to get some democrats on board if they can. let's get to the markets. we've been red on the screen pretty much all day. the markets did trim losses after the house vote. but the dow, s&p 500, and nasdaq are all on track to snap their two-day record close streak. so what is behind -- a little bit of red moving through the markets. nothing to be too worried about. but big cap tech tightens are on the retreat following a wall street journal report that some of the world's wealthiest tech firm taxes may actually rise under the tax plan because they have been paying under 21%. apple is falling off

the throw off leonard cornette into the hands of strong. 16-16 at the half.er another bortles pick. the 49ers cash in. and across the goal line. jimmy g completed 21 of 30 passes for 242 yards. two touchdowns. on the run he throws a dart to trent taylor. following, the third interception of the game. carlos hyde will take it in from six yards out. 34-43 the final. jacksonville wins the afc south. as for the 49ers the future looks bright. >> jimmy played great. continued to do it today. and, you know i think the guys have gained confidence. everyone around them is playing better too. and, today, i mean getting that many points. don't do that without the defense either. overall team win today. special teams. just, all came together. really nice today. that's what makes a good team. >> next week the niners play the rams. l.a. knocked off the titans. and takes the screen pass. goats virtually untouched. 80 yards for a touchdown. the nba candidate finished with 270 yards of offense. former cal quarterback, jared goff, four touchdowns. cooper cupp, does a nice job

off of the hands of leonard fournette. it is 16-16 at the half. 3rd quarter, now, 19-16, jacksonville. it is 23-19, san francisco. 4th quarter, jimmy garoppolo showing some feistiness. he sidearms to trent taylor. he threw for 242 yards. 4th quarter after a blake bortles interception, carlos hyde takes it in, 37-19. again, you think it is over. no, the jags refused to go quietly. vinyl two minutes, blake bortles to james o'shaughnessy. now, the niners have to run out the clock and left sideline, ball game. 49ers win 44-33, they are now 4- 0 with jimmy garoppolo at the helm.>> i think we have gotten better each week. we have one a number in a row. the coolest thing about it is we have gotten better in each game from chicago. all three games have gone better. i want us to finish up strong next week.>> he has now won his first career starts that is tied for fourth most all-time to begin a career.>> they just kept scoring and scoring.>>> next year will be really interesting even though the outlook is different. >> the raiders

the throw off leonard cornette into the hands of strong. 16-16 at the half.he 49ers cash in. and across the goal line. jimmy g completed 21 of 30 passes for 242 yards. two touchdowns. on the run he throws a dart to trent taylor. following, the third interception of the game. carlos hyde will take it in from six yards out. 34-43 the final. jacksonville wins the afc south. as for the 49ers the future looks bright. >> jimmy played great. continued to do it today. and, you know i think the guys have gained confidence. everyone around them is playing better too. and, today, i mean getting that many points. don't do that without the defense either. overall team win today. special teams. just, all came together. really nice today. that's what makes a good team. >> next week the niners play the rams. l.a. knocked off the titans. and takes the screen pass. goats virtually untouched. 80 yards for a touchdown. the nba candidate finished with 270 yards of offense. former cal quarterback, jared goff, four touchdowns. cooper cupp, does a nice job inbounds. wins, 27-23. vic

dusting to inch or two along 81. 4 to 6" locally and stretch from cambridge to leonard taken to towards fred fredericksburg virginia. that's how it looks now your sarah. >> i'm sorry not sarah, korey. we're going to you who has been live in california, maryland this evening and she's where it is snow ago and has been snowing. korey we're happy you're able to snow us images of the snowfall this evening. what you can tell us now. >> we've about checking out roadways because it's been on and off in extreme part of st. mary country. take a look at roadways we crossed over further north parts where the snowfall has stopped and we've seep anywhere from light dusting especially on sides just like you mentioned where rally is not sticking to roads and light dusting anywhere from that to even one to" in the thick of it. when we were speaking with shoppers earlier. now some folks we talked to say they're happy to see that the roads are fairly clear. and we asked them what they thought about those seasoned snowfall. they told us as we encountered people not phased by it at all. take a sdpr no i'm

david: and he recommended you to leonard bernstein for an event in washington. >> there has come to usan aged seven, bearing the name yo-yo ma. now here is the cultural image for you to ponder as you listen -- a seven-year-old chinese cellist playing old french music for his new american compatriot. s. welcome, yo-yo ma and yeou-cheng ma. [applause] ♪ david: you performed at the age of seven in front of a live tv audience, but also president kennedy was there, so what was that like, fairly intimidating? yo-yo: well, we were newly arrived people, immigrants, so so for a seven year old, you know, did i know who president kennedy was? probably not. did i know he was an incredibly important person? yes. and, ah, did i think about this for the rest of my life, about who this person was? absolutely. ♪ david: what about where you play? yo-yo: live music is a communion. you don't have to be there. i don't have to be there. so if we are going to spend time together, let's make it count. ♪ ♪ david: so you are at juilliard, you are playing with other people, and then you decide ultimately go to c

light rain, showers in leonard town and just south of prince frederick and snow showers mixed in to theest of that. snow showers along i-81. frederick, maybe as far south as get he'sberg in the next hour. tonight though the headline, windchills. in the teens after 9:00 p.m. tonight. bus stop temperatures, 14 to 28. then you factor in the winds tomorrow and this is what you want to focus on and dress the kids for. single digits tomorrow morning. teens and 20s all day. that's as high as they get, the 20s. the clipper tracks a little farther to the north tomorrow night. staying cold but chilly. 35 tomorrow. 40 on thursday. 45 on friday. low 40s on saturday and upper 40s by the time we get into sunday. so here is the futurecast of windchill only. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. feels like it is 5 in fredericksburg. 10 in get he'sberg. gettys berg. not much better tomorrow morning. if you're walking to school, at 1:00 in the afternoon, upper teens and low 20s. by 6:00, mainly in the 20s. maybe it feels like it is 31 in leesburg. that is still balmy by the time we get around the freezing mark. ot

down to california and leonard . keep that in mind much the next couple of days, it's about goodbye mild weather and hello winter. sheena has the ten-day coming right up. >> chuck seems a little happy about that. >> too happy. >> it could be months before a northern virginia family finds out more about why their son was shot by u.s. park police. >> the fairfax county police say they have video from an officer's dashcam video. but they can't release it. the fbi is leading the investigation. it's up to that agency to decide when the video is released. last month, u.s. park police said they were chasing him down gw parkway when they were asked to assist. he crashed in the mt. vernon area. he died ten days later. he was not -- >>> the night before their high school graduation, they will stay in jail. ronnie galicia waived his right he is the fourth person arrested in the death of artem ziberov and shadi najjar. >> he hopes justice is served who cut his son's life short. >> i would like to say that artem could have solved

seahawks defensive end quinton jefferson was ejected after an altercation with jaguars running back leonardd jefferson tried to climb into the stands, but was pulled back onto the field by seahawks staff and security personnel, after getting hit with what looked like a plastic bottle.seahawks defensive tackle sheldon richardson was ejected for throwing a punch during the altercation. ( darya ) stanford men's soccer team made history in the ncaa national championship. they won over indiana ... crowing themselves national champions for the third straight year. but it was not easy ... the game went into a double overtime.sam werner ends it ... by kicking a goal right over the defense to the back of the net. stanford wins it 1-nothing. this is the first time in school history the cardinal men and women both won national titles in the same season. ( darya )sam werner celebrates his winning goal in the men's college cup final like brandi chastain. ( james ) disney and pixar's animated movie "coco" came on top in the weekend box office for the third straight week. the film celebrating mexico's "da

temperatures right now all above freezing with the exception of where it is cents snowing down in leonard, 32 degrees there, but we have a ways to go here in washington, the snow's not going to come in until overnight. temperatures will be lower then closer at least to the freezing mark. the snow, there is a sharp cut off from about northern california, county, bridges george's county northern charles county. see where the cut off s that is where the snow will remain, far toward our south and east, saulsbury, some of the beaches, in fact, drawing a line across the bay, into portions of southern virginia, over toward richmond, but you can see some of the rain getting in, there is a little bit of mixing with the snow going on, across areas toward our south and east. here's the whole system strung out from dc still across parts of the southeast, where it continues to snow near new orleans, up through at lan tax mountains of the appalachians, through virginiament fox future cast shows as we go through this evening, it is going to be quiet, dry here in the metro. don't expect any snow. even in

stanford christian mccaffery and lsu leonard fur net they sat out great year and have are having greathave to talk with your teammates and get them on the same page they've been your brothers for three or four years. at least have the common courtesy to work with them before you peace out for the pros. lucy? >> sounds like you've been talking to players lately. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much kristen. >>> you know if you're online dater, you have to be lessee yet tiff apparently about your identity and that whole thing that's if you use the side okay cupid. the company no longer allowing playful user names. they want users to keep up with the times and not hide who they really are. some users say the new policy is violation of their privacy that could make it easier for people to target them off line. >> i don't buy that. that's creepy. >> kind of creepy. this isn't so creepy. star buck ringing in the new year limited time offer. they're rolling out trio of specialty drinks to celebrate the arrival of 2018. you now get the black and white collection of beverages through the first w

while léonard go divin she had tried to unlock the mysteries of human birth it was only the dawn of thenlightenment in the eighteenth century that enabled the dissemination of anatomical drawings and brought revolutionary advances in medicine everything possible was done to fight disease and death efforts that spurred a decline in child mortality. at long last parents couldn't bear to love their children because there was less chance of losing them. marie antoinette's favorite portrait painter elizabeth was overwhelmed by maternal affection. she painted her daughter at every age. in the late eighteenth century family portraits became increasingly characterized by tender relationships between parents and their children. this painting by a magazine entitled the first steps dates from this period. it's a reflection on the joys of watching children develop their curiosity their love of life their affection. for. other artists painted family portraits in which the child though not yet an independent subject at least assumes its unique place within the tablo. long repressed the image of the h

private kirby is currently serving in military police training at fort leonard wood in missouri.rents say he's been there since august and wasn't sure he was able to make it home but he did. and welcome home. >> all right. look whose in the house tonight. sean brace. flyers they're looking good. >> that's right, chris. they look to keep up their winning ways. only this time they were on the road in buffalo. so of course we got the highlights and the eagles have a chance to wrap up the overall number one seed. were you saying that in preseason. i know i wasn't. they got a chance to do that without even taking the field. i'll tell you when how when we break down the play off seeding next in sports. ♪ >> we open up with the flyers. why? because they have have been playing well as of late. after a tough start to the season, some faithful were questioning all decisions that were being made most are now back on board because, why, winning cures all. that's exactly what the orange and black have done lately winners of seven out of their last eight. >>> flyers looking to add to that tota

and struggles and conflict in and huge are from a look at mr away to west africa leonard doyle from the i.o.m. thank you so much for your time and your appreciate that. thank you very much. there's plenty more ahead for you this news hour including this. this has nothing to do with the bible. under scrutiny south african government taking aim at churches plus. could agree. to allow an individual to. this wonderful. boy costing the president black leaders turn their back on donald trump as he opens a civil rights museum. doctors in south korea are protesting against president moon. expands national health insurance coverage the policy would see insurance cover seventy percent of the cost of treatment and include most medical procedures and tests by the year twenty twenty two however doctors say the scheme would force them to provide cheaper care which would reduce the quality of treatments kathy novak with more from seoul. moving into office this year and during his campaign he promised to broaden the national health insurance scheme his government says it wants to relieve the cost burde

in fact we just posted a list of the top five most spepsive cities to leonard in and all in the bare. the top of the list, san francisco. and looking for something to do and new year's eve. we post add list of bay area celebrations. can you find them right there on our website. we'll have more news for you in just a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and tonight he )s no longer on the run. >>> the fbi is calling him the oregon goatee bandit. tonight he is no longer on the run. federal investigators this man identified bhis orange goatee mustache and beard is caught. police say he was arrested in colorado and can't release his name until officially charged with the crimes in california. >>> a woman who lost hess home in the north bay fires is using the christmas decorating talent in a whole new way. this is what her home looks like now. after the tubbs ripped through there is nothing left. . but the christmas tradition was to put up five christmas tree and decorate. but this year she is putting the the energy somewhere else. she is sculpting fruits and flowers on the kaiser permanente rose parade. >> a