deposit back i'm not reading the liberty bell are you so no better than the landlords these tenantsare taken to court when twenty eight philly families a day lost their homes and twenty sixteen you have to agree they're at a disadvantage when it comes to legal actually it which is why it's a relief the city only kicked in eight hundred thousand dollars for this program the philadelphia bar association just released a report saying this program really needs three and a half million dollars to all to really save the city forty five point two million in costs associated with homelessness and displacement and that three a half million doesn't even come close to the one hundred fifty five million dollars new york city is ponying up for a similar program but with as cash strapped as. really is the city spending that kind of money is as unlikely as a fox news anchor keeping his job after saying happy hanukah on the air. or a back up in a fellow quarterback winning the super bowl. to the philadelphia eagles use a backup quarterback to win the superbowl last year ok ok yeah that's true but l

but first, happening now at 4:51, tourists will have a chance to visit the independence hall in liberty bell center in philadelphia today despite the partial government shutdown. visit philadelphia inc. donated $30,000 to the u.s. national park service to reopen the historic landmark. park officials say the week between christmas and new year's day is one of the busiest times for the center drawing about 25,000 visitors. the center will be open through the weekend. we'll have more news after the break. >>> welcome back, at 4:53 on your friday morning, the last friday of 2018, a live look in oakland and oracle arena. it looks nice and clear out there. you know what that means. it is a chilly start, so bundle up as you head out. >>> even though it's pretty quiet around the holidays, nbc continue to make noise for dissatisfied customers. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a look at some recent successes for our english and spanish-speaking viewers. >> may i toot our horn for just one sec. ? together "nbc bay area responds" and telemundo responde have received more than 12,000 co

in philadelphia a tourism group is putting up the money to reopen independence hall and the liberty bell centre this weekend for an estimated 25,000 people hoping to visit the national park site. natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> another crazy day on wall street today. we are talking a nearly 1,000 point swing. the dow closed up 260 points for a gain of about 1.1%. earlier, though, the dow was down more than 600 points. that was midafternoon, but then bounced back in a huge closing rally. investors are dealing with a lot of uncertainty in the markets including whether interest rate hikes and a trade war with china will hurt economic growth. on top of that, the government shutdown may block the release of key economic data. >>> marijuana has been legal for a year now, but the public banks still don't want in. the new report out this evening claims it's just too risky. reporter lanore abrams tells us what it means for the pot industry. >> reporter: a state run bank for cannabis is too financially risky this report says. >> when they're looking at risk, they aren't primarily concer

we were with our entire squadro to meet at the liberty bell by noon so not only were we there, we were mandated to be there by our command to be there for professional military education what we call, pme just to check out the landmarks, check out th historical exhibits and regular civilian attire. lo and behold, we never knew later on we would fall victims to these activists, we were there at noon and my first priority was simply to grab a bite to eat, so we together go find somewhere that the casual restaurant. we get something to eat and hav plenty of time that evening at our health and we had corporal at the hilton hotel, so to celebrate the 243rd birthday of the marine corps. that was our plan. >> when did you get confronted by these characters? >> take us to that moment. what happened? are you dressed in your full marine uniform? >> at the not at all. we were there at and 12 in civilian attire. up until 3:00 p.m. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. but you get closer. we saw the reports, you're proud , you're a marine. at the far right group that has these little rallies. how did it f

we were with our entire squadron to meet at the liberty bell by noon. not only were we there, we were mandated to be there by our command for professional military education, pme to check out the landmarks and the historical exhibits in regular civilian attire. and we would never know later on we would fall victim to these activists. we were there at noon and my first priority was to grab a bite to eat. so me and godinez find a casual restaurant and get something to eat. we have plenty of time to kill. that evening was our hilton -- we had our marine corps bought the hilton hotel to celebrate the 243rd birth day of the marine corps. that's our plan being at philly. >> laura: when were you confronted? what happened? are you dressed in your full marine uniform? >> at that moment, we arrived there at 12:00 in casual civilian attire. up to 3:00. >> laura: i'm sorry to interrupt. so you get closer and a couple of these characters come up to you and ask are you proud? you didn't know what proud boy meant. it's a far right group that has these little rallies.

. >>> the liberty bell is back in business though just through the weekend.was closed because of the partial government shutdown, but it got a reprieve when the tourism marketing agency visit philadelphia donated $32,000 to reopen independence hall and the liberty bell centre. >> we were really happy to do this this was a last minute quick effort done in conjunction with the park service and the city and it was a really doable thing. and everybody just did their part and we were very thrilled to get the doors open of independence hall of this busy weekend. >> seems kind of central to having philadelphia visitors keep their plans to visit philadelphia that's your update now. >> thank you so much >>> 2018 was supposed to be a great year for banks the economy was strong and interest rates were rising didn't quite work out that way to say the least, the s&p financial sector down more than 15%. what's on tap for 2019 wilford frost has the playbook >> the shape of the yield curve, credit risks and valuations are the key things to look out for to decide whether sent

in philadelphia a tourism group is gathering money to open up the liberty bell center for 25,000 people to visit the national park site. natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >> the president said he plans to visit the border next month before delivering his state of the union address. >>> a gun rights group is suing the feds to try and block a ban on bump stocks. the trump administration recently banned those devices that make semiautomatic rifles more like automatic weapons. now gun owners of america is suing the atf and justice department seeking an injunction to stop the new rule from being enforced. you might remember a gunman used bump stocks in a massacre in las vegas last year. acting attorney general matthew whitaker signed the ban earlier this month. >>> maybe it was a blessing in disguise finding it and it's leading us to that spot. >> a wayward drone leads a father and son to a possible crime scene, what they found on the ground below. >> serena williams is supporting a big rule change in pro tennis, has nothing to do with the game itself. it's all about leveling the playin

our anthem of civil rights and their symbol of freedom was a bell just like our liberty bell and presidentore a crowd of 700,000 people and proclaimed how he was that they were free society with president havel, that's the kind of legacy that george h.w. bush brings. it's laying the seeds, it's tilling the soil and reaping the benefits of the fruit and that's what he has done all over the world. arthel: i think that's a great note to end on, brat blakeman, thank you very much for sharing stories and perspective. eric: we know president bush's legacy at presidency, shot down in pacific, we will have more on that next. so a tree falls on your brand-new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it? you'd be better off just taking your money and throwing it right into the harbor. i'm regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand-new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty

. >>> happening now, tourists will have a chance to visit independence hall and liberty bell center inhiladelphia today. this is despite the partial government shutdown. visit philadelphia inc. donated $30,000 to the u.s. national park service to reopen the historic landmark. the center will be open through the weekend. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," it is 5:52. sight in the sky is causing a lot of commotion on social media, that just happened in the bay area, but we'll show you the eerie blue light captured in new york city. >>> plus this video got singer chris brown in trouble with the law. we'll tell you about the new charges he's facing. today in th >>> welcome back at 5:55, you're watching "today in the bay" on this friday morning, the last friday of 2018. we here in the bay area are all too familiar with the sinking and tilting issues surrounding the millennium tower in san francisco. it turns out australia has its own skyscraper with issues, you are looking at the opal tower and these are people evacuating for the second time this week because of several cracks found now a

. >>> happening now, tourists will have a chance to visit both independence hall and liberty bell centeriladelphia today, despite the partial government shutdown. visit philadelphia inc., which encourages tourism, donated $32,000 to the u.s. national park service to reopen the historic landmarks. the center will be open through the weekend. >>> and coming up here on "today in the bay," a quick look at the top stories we'll be working on, including an inmate is on the loose, after escaping from san quentin state prison, new video allegedly showing him carjacking a driver and getting away. the new clues police are using to catch him. >>> plus a shutdown showdown. seventh day with no deal in sight. what president trump is saying this morning. we're back in two minutes with more news. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome bac

have to be completely honest here, which of course i never am, but i am deeply concerned that the liberty bell and carpenter hall and the national constitution center are going to be joined by a faith and liberty center. i have to say that is a product of today, of the attempt to take over the concept of the culture as though it is just christian, as though it is just faith. what gives me real hope, though, is my students. i teach law, religion and politics at penn. my students overwhelmingly just don't have much time for organized religion. of course that's what the pew foundation has repeatedly found. organized religion -- the notion that there is a book that has all the answers is not consistent with their viewpoint. their viewpoint is very consistent with the founding and framing generation, which was diest. people who believed in a greater power but did not believe in the specifics of the bible and they didn't have a lot of time for it. diism controlled the intellectuals at the time and so i think that we want to be very careful. there is no question the bible has been extremely powerful

completely honest here which of course i never am. [ laughter ] but i am deeply concerned that the liberty bell and carpenter hall and the national constitution center are going to be joined with the liberty center. and i to say that is a product of today. of the attempt to take over the concept of the culture. and so it is thus christian. as it is just bait. what gives me real hope of the with my students, i teach law, religion and politics at 10. in my students overwhelmingly they don't have much time for organized religion. and that's what they have found repeatedly organized religion, the notion that there is a book that has all the answers is not consistent with their viewpoint. their viewpoint is very consistent with the founding and framing generation, which was the heavily deist. people who believe in a higher power but did not believe in the specifics of the bible and they didn't have a lot of time for it. deism controlled the intellectual, the literati, so i think we want to be careful there is no question the bible has been extremely powerful and a powerful force in the united states

others, those were foundational, structural, foundational, in a word, to a -- to preserve the liberty bell the noble experiment, i know that was said about prohibition -- and that it will experiment that lasted for 21 years, namely the independent counsel provisions of a very sound and marvelous statute called appropriately the ethics in government act, was ill-conceived. because it created structural tensions that i think were eventually these architectural faults architectural were so profound that the structure was doomed to collapse. it took a while for the republican, and took iran contra. for the democrats come it took your humble correspondent here and monica lewinsky. by that point, everyone was fed up by the special counsel provisions. they were originally a special prosecutor provisions. just two things about the elements of the statute -- one, in contrast to president grant determining, or the attorney general in harry truman's case determining there should be an outsider from the opposite political party to the party in power to examine corruption or , theations of corruption s

reason manufacturers must wait for the fda to support the epidemic >> they will be able to see the liberty belld. most of the buildings in the national historic park have been shuttered. officials say they are giving the part $32,000 to reopen for three days preparations for new york's new year's eve celebration are taking ship which include 192 new crystal triangles on the time square ball to give it a new sparkle. the ball measures 12 feet in diameter and almost 12,000 pounds god bless all of them standing out there for all of the hours to see all of that in person back over to you >> you picked the right show thank you very much. >> another volatile day here there are still risks ahead. sara has a look at the key market headwinds >> so here is something that investors are increasingly obsessed with. remember during the post financial crisis the federal reserve pumped money in it bloated the balance sheet stocks shot straight up because all of that easy money was sloshing around. that is reversing and it is reversing pretty rapidly here is a chart courtesy of david rosen berberg it shows you

a sign-up for religious liberty and bell pgt q rights over the equal employment opportunity mission. she claims she's being unfairly targeted and misquoted. republican senator says she's against religious liberty. tony perkins will weigh in. i am shannon bream in washington was the tragedy sparking a national debate. simmering battles over sanctuary cities and border security. jonathan hunt from los angeles. >> reporter: the alleged killer of singh was making a run from mexico, officers swept in to arrest him in bakersfield in southern california 200 miles self of where the shooting happened, the arrest came 48 hours after officer singh was gunned down. he leaves behind his wife and 5-month-old son. officer singh's brother broke down as he thanked police and sheriff deputies for finding the suspect. >> a lot of people out there that miss him and a lot of people i don't know who worked days and nights to make this happen. i would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: the suspect was in the us illegally according to the local sheriff who angrily denounced californi

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liberty. congress must make sure that the bell of liberty rings loudly strong for the american bright star is the beaming beacon of hope. the hope that all oppressed peoplesern to possess -- people yearn to poe possess. as my final words in this congress and house of representatives, congress must hold fast to these truths that in god we must trust and be faithful servants of the sacred constitutional principles of freedom of religion, speech, press, and assembly. for this is our eternal duty. happy trails. that's just the way it is. i will yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady from florida is recognized for one minute. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you so much. mr. speaker, i rise to congratulate my constituent helen biddy on being named the national president of mother's against drunk driving, madd. helen along with her husband

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