because if you're going to lose, lose. i'm serious. if you're going to lose, you have to lose. because you can't be in the middle of the pack. you either have to be great or you either have to be bad to get a good draft pick. lakers hosted the kings last night. kobe and most of its teammates wearing "i can't breathe" shirts in warmups. following the lead of derrick

you need the cowboys to lose or the lions to lose the last two games.k about the attitude not knowing the playoff picture. >> at this point all we can do is control what we can control. that's all we can do. we have another game. that's all we can worry about and control. >> are you surprised over the last couple of weeks how it goes gone from being in control of the division and controlling your destiny? >> that's the nfl for you. you have to be on top of your game every game or get in situations like this. that's all we can do right now. >> what did coach tell you after the game is he encouraging you, get better. >> we have to put our best foot on the next two weeks. that's all we got. we are going to hit it hard and really all we can do. >> all right. we appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you very much for coming by. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> john clark and i will be here. much more "football night in philly" when we come back. stay with us. >> let's be real. you can't have a football game without a very good tailgate party. i have to

duty to avoid heavy packages while pregnant, and they refused and she had to take unpaid leave and lose her health benefits. >>> this is the scene in the 400 block of hermit street, crews pulled the man from the house and rushed him to the hop where he later died. >>> a former philadelphia traffic judge will spend the next 18 months behind bars. robert mulgrew was sentenced in federal court, he was found lying to the fbi and grand jury, today's sentence will be added to the 2.5 year sentence he was given in august on separate charges, and mulgrew was found not guilty in a separate ticket fixing case. >>> paul wrigley that helped to save a philadelphia police officer was honor today. he and another 17-year-old pulled the officer out of his burning patrol car after a serious fire in grays ferry. today chamber's received a citation from county council for his bravery. >>> the governor elect held his first news conference and says he inherited a big budget problem, he says that outgoing tom corbett is leaving behind a multibillion dollar imbalance, they are taking a close look at the proble

all-this grieving about losing our church. and christmas it seems the time of joy. so we will let them know it is still okay to rejoice. to be happy. >> some of the statues saved from the fire was on display. they are coming up with reconstruction plans and how much it will cost to rebuild that church. >>> happening today san francisco holding its annual chipping of the trees events to let people know when and how they can recycle their christmas trees. the event includes a giant woodchipper so they can see how the trees will be turned into woodchips that will generate electricity. the curb side collection runs from january 2nd through january 16th on regular pickup days. >>> the best holiday rush at malls starts today. several retail analysts are predicting the day after christmas sales will be huge this year. that is based on the number of discounts being offered. high definition tvs and holiday decorations will be deeply discounted but the best prices for other electronics and clothing are not expected to be offered until the middle of next month. other people wi

>> sergeant kellermann is losing a lot of blood and fears losing his life, but somehow has the presencef mind to call his wife. >> i can talk about this whole, event and it's talking about my wife that gets to me. i remember dialing her number, and thinking, god, i hope she answers. she answered, i remember saying, baby, i've been shot. i don't know if i'm going to make it. i love you, okay? >> though sergeant kellerman is lucky to be alive, the bullet wound results in the loss of his right eye. >> it wasn't as bad as i thought. i mean -- of course, i lost my vision. but it wasn't as bad as it could have been. months later, sergeant kellerman and his colleagues return to the bakery parking lot. and they explain what we didn't see on dash cam. >> but i took down a stance basically right here behind my car. most of me was shielded except for pretty much this part of me that was looking over my pistol. and that's when he took the shot. >> ambulance stopped. we went from your car to the ambulance and then the helicopter was stopped right out here. >> the relationship with the officers that

. >> if the eagles lose it would be their second 3-game losing streak under chip kelly. >>> join ducis rogers and mike quick live from fedex field, and 11:35, ducis and mike will be back with the highlights and wrap up of the game. >>> planning a holiday party, but at a loss for ideas? we have unique thoughts that cost next to nothing. >>> a slow-moving lava flow in hawaii has its sights on a shopping center. >> reporter: it's chilly out there. much milder next week, looks like santa will need a slicker for christmas eve. we'll have the details when we come right back. >> lava flowing in a rural hawaii town continues to slow down. it's expected to reach the shopping center in 8 days. it's based on on the current rate of advancement and could change. most merchant in the market place have closed or preparing to slow. >>> seems like we've been watching that story for several weeks. >> reporter: it did calm down at one point, now it's moving again. speaking of moving again, systems across the united states continue to move and they will mess things up later on christmas eve we're talking

companies lose -- melissa: ceo -- >> companies lose money all the time. melissa: head of the company doesn't continue to pay himself hand over fist. >> you know why he does? if it wasn't for him, nobody, they would get zero eyeballs. he is worth it for sir, they're wrapping me. they're wrapping me. charlie gasparino, i love you so much. no one could anticipate what you were going to say about the story. >> this is so obvious. this is insane. this guy is a nobody. >> so obvious, melissa,dy, got whole thing started again. my mistake. >> how do you like the fact that the "new york times" -- melissa: cheaper by the gallon. gas falling below $12 in some areas. how low will prices go. mill does not do a company good. reason why coke is pulling its latest ads. more money coming up. >> yes, paralyzed, for people who want life just shy of good. in this product doesn't work out, they can always reintroduce, milk classic. [laughing] melissa: a buck 99, that is all you have to fork over for a gallon of gas in oklahoma city. the drop through the floor of two bucks is

it's losing $150,000 a month. we will not be losing money anymore.ete and i are gonna be 50/50 partners. but things are gonna change dramatically. going forward, i am 100% in charge. gonna focus on three things: people, process, and product. in terms of the product, it's simple. i mean, it's a car. and we don't have any. there's 20 cars outside. and whatever cars we have outside that don't work we're gonna liquidate. in the past we've made spending decisions that are not with a lot of thought. we're not gonna be buying fancy things. video games and movie screens don't sell cars. i'm gonna liquidate that stuff and transform this place so that every square inch generates revenue. next, we're gonna dramatically change the marketing plan. because once we have cars to sell, we need to get the word out. we're gonna show this community that we're no longer a high-end dealership with no inventory. we will cater to everybody. we're gonna put on a grand re-opening event, invite the whole city, have them come down, check us out, and hopefully they'll buy some c

people losing their plans, paying more. losing their doctors. >> i think she means the misinformation about the past bill. but the misinformation that passed the bill. if you liston jonathan gruber lack of transparency. nobody knew knew it or read it. if if you want to keep your doctor you can. state exchanges. misinformation that led to its passage. 400,000 people that they said got obama care to get over the 7 million mark. that turns out to be wrong, too. go ahead. >> i think one of the most difficult things about this for the president is that he is still talking and defending this law at a time in his presidency when it has completely overshadowed other priorities that he might have had.

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losing 15 pounds we'd all like to lose 15 pounds. >> he thinks it's closer to 20. >> good for him, stayy from the carbs. now it allows us to preemptively look at things, find any skeletons and he must be confident there's nothing there and he has something to prove by releasing all of this. >> this puts pressure on hillary clinton, too, this big back-and-forth with new organizations trying to get the state department to release documents from her tenure there, so far it's been an unsuccessful fight, wanso some pressure ther for her to be transparent and release documents. >> he's picking this fight and you're dead right picking a fight not with republicans in this, to a degree any republicans out there but this is going direct at hillary clinton. he served two terms as governor in a big state. of course there will be controversial stuff in the e-mails but politics 101, get it out early. >> that's right. two things immediately taken away from this jeb bush news. one he's sending a signal to governor christie of new jersey. as you deal with your bridge episode and all the questions about

control of the senate, because they know the report won't see the light of day after they lose control. the agency as a group and individual agency officers already feel betrayed. they feel as if they have been tried and convicted in absenta. a lot of officers fear there will be enough details in the report that their true identities could be revealed. >> what you hear from chuck is an intellectually honest case that releases a report to the interrogation techniques as they were practiced. as mike hayden suggests, this is a one sided report, it was this is a plim report, it should be seen as a political report, but it won't be seen as a political report. it is being called the torture report. it's an in depth well researched document. the report is out, it's 449 pages, everybody in the media wants to discuss this as a torture report. what i think the final problem with the report, there are basically two, one is it takes abuses and excesses, and there were those and makes them not the exceptions in this program, but the rule that that is going to be the way this is defined in this case

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we lose a lot of money now because we drop everything. we drop food, we drop all -- in the trash. >> those two store owners are in our audience tonight. and that is hidden treasures owner janice andrews and new york grill owner sami salton. i'm very sorry to both of you for what happened. how long did you try and build this business up? >> i was just going on a three-year mark. >> yeah. i'm not trying to be nosey. don't feel like you have to answer any of these questions. you've been through enough. but how much do you think you've invested in your business? >> i sacrificed two and a half year's income, our savings and our son's support -- >> and sweat and blood and labor. >> right. >> equity. >> shopping for merchandise, one-of-a-kind things in my store. i put so much energy into it i didn't tend to things i should have for myself or home just to make my business home because i loved it. it was my passion. after being a homemaker for 25 years, my husband got me the business as a gift. and my sons, we all work together on it. >> what are

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to be tough and you lose your views. from the basement where i stayed you had great views of eureka valley and now that's the view of the basement. you have to go to the first occupiable floor in order to have a view. they are going to lose the view from the basement to the ground level, but i think you should consider the alternative. again, be careful what you ask for. if you don't want them to build on state street, what's the alternative going to be, i think the neighbors might not like the alternative. thank you. >president cindy wu: thank you, is there additional support on part of the project sponsor? >> if not. you have up to six minutes. 6 minutes for rebuttal. >> thank you commissioners. i just want to cover a couple of things quickly at the beginning here. i have a picture. so i showed this before. i think the project sponsor mentioned this large structure to the south. i want to point out that is built on a split lot. it's not a true lot. i think that's importance because we are requesting the variance be den

it. >> you don't understand -- >> you lose it.isten -- >> you can't -- >> they got very relaxd as far as that policy, and it got out of happen. we are now putting it back into control which is not sitting real well with some of the inmates. >> you can't shut the lid, if you can't -- >> on the box all the way. whatever's out of the box gets thrown away. >> taken. >> if you can't shut the box like that right there. >> that's going start a problem. >> yeah. it is going to start a problem. >> for real. >> a huge problem. >> a huge problem. a lot of people going to be in lockup. a lot of people is going to be in lockup for fighting ceos. >> we don't mind -- what they going do with it? just take our food and hold it? what are they going to do? >> they're not always going comply. i mean, this is jail, you know. the majority of people are in here because they didn't comply. that's what got them in here. >> sheldon kelly was recently involved in a canteen-related fight. >> kelly used to be an inmate worker. he was always really respectful

the birds lose every tie-breaker in that scenario. and chip kelly is not thinking about playoff scenarios right now. >> there are no scenarios that can be played out in your head. i don't know if i it makes you feel better. i don't know how that helps you. it's going out to play washingtoseattle.and nick folesl needs more time. the redskins decided to go back to robert griffin iii after their loss to the giants yesterday. and we'll look at eagles gameday final. it comes your way at 11:35 here on channel 6. to the sixers were not fun to watch. they get smoked by boston. the league high, 22 loss of the season. routing for the sixers. they open the game on 11-2 run. the sixer trail by 19 at the half. and noelle, 19 points for him. kelly holding it. 30 points for this guy. the sixers lose 105-87. >> it's a fact that you dolay ay an egg. we are not making excuses. we were poor tonight. >> we catch up with rubin amar jr. deciding between buying bread and health care is much tougher. healthy pa is now here to help, with name-brand health ins

it loses what they eat. you lose that you lose everything. fully grown. >> reporter: karen nilsson is head koala keeper at lone pine koala sanctuary part of australia's effort to protect a national mascot whose population has declined by 30% since 1990. >> little pockets of habitat don't work because they get fragmented, the populations within that group become severely inbred, and they lead to other problems. >> reporter: by "other problems "nilsson means a stunning and slightly uncomfortable reality threatening koalas-- chlamydia, a sexually transmitted disease. koalas sleep 18-20 hours a day and they eat a lot, more than two pounds of eucalyptus leaves daily. but they also mate, and inadvertently spread the virus which causes infertility and blindness. red eye is its signature. is the word "extinction" too alarmist? >> no extinction isn't alarmist. there are koala that have experienced localized expingz. >> reporter: but a vaccine offers hope for a cure and lifetime of protection. adam pokinghorne is one of its developers. >> the idea of t

why would i pay something somebody else lose? out and we'll let you know. >> i don't know nothing of what they're speaking about. none of that. i don't know anything about that. crazy someone just fabricate a story. to taken seriously, remain on lock-up for 30 days, 20 days, is a days and go back to population. >> it means a lot in lock-up. >> yeah, but comes with time. comes with doing time in jail. sometimes you've got to roll with the punches. >> kelly waits outside while the committee deliberates. >> he went to subject two. kelly's room. these are in the right order. >> and that's when the altercation turned to hit kelly first, therefore being the aggressor. kelly defended himself. both are found guilty because kelly did more than defend himself. he participated. >> a short time later, kelly is called back in to hear the committee's decision. >> okay, mr. kelly. the board finds you guilty to a25. we are giving you a 30 day sentence. we are awarding you 15 days. you were defending yourself, you were not the aggressor, however,

meaning, farmers had to use well water or lose everything. if you didn't have a well, what would have happened to your trees? >> well, they would be half dead by now. >> reporter: two miles from main street, mary andreas joined hundreds of farmers now drilling for water. mary grows 84 acres of almonds. her trees require year-round water to stay alive. six months before her water allotment was cut off, mary mortgaged her home, plunked down almost $200,000 to drill a well. it saved her farm. how hard was that decision? >> it wasn't hard because we had already invested so much. we can't stop now. we don't know what's going to happen next year or the other, but we have to keep going forward because we got everything, our whole life, invested in this 84 acres. >> reporter: which is why farmers like mary who can afford it are drilling more wells than ever. drilling crews are arriving from across the west, adding to local drillers who can't keep up with the demand. if we want to drill a well in our farm, how soon could you do it? >> we're anywhere f

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first, directirexel loses the scientists now. number 17 michigan upset by new jersey institute of technology. they're ranked 293 in the country. biggest upset of the season so far. on to college football playoffs. villanova trailing liberty. 19-14 at the half. lose to lin field in the quarter finals. blooms berg taking on concord. fourth down under 2 minutes to go. one last chance. tim kelly's pass. bloomsberg loses 32-26. former eagle john run to check out his son for st. joe's prep today. prep all over pencebry. prep wins 37-7. they go to hershey to play for a state title. palboro beats to win the title. i'm john clark at comcast sportsnet. denise, let's send it back to you. >> john, thanks so much and a last check on our weather and we're not trying to get the weather to let us down but pretty much a washout for today. >> pretty much a washout. showers don't taper until 10:00 or 11:00 at night. tomorrow, we see actually colder conditions so the mild air is going with the rainfall. windy conditions settle in for our. we see ple

because the business loses money today.t sells a lot, you just don't make anything. >> well, i think that-- >> i'm not doing a deal for less than 50%. i can tell you that right now. because i think the business needs so much lifting and so much capital to dig itself out of a $1/2 million hole and $2 million of payables. if you don't do a deal with somebody, you're gonna own 100% of nothing. my offer is $1 million to provide working capital for the business, and bring the payables into an acceptable range. the percentage that i own will be 50%. [tense music] ♪ >> um-- >> coming up... you doing okay? you look a little stressed. >> i really have a lot of thoughts that i just wanna quit. >> and later... all these people out here that are scared to buy a car, because they're scared they're gonna lose their job, well, they have a reason to be scared. because this business is two weeks away from closing. ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are comin

these guys lose nine bags for every 1,000 passengers. doesn't inspire a lot of confidence.is back with me. express jet. sky west. then southwest. sounds like it's for teeny guys. if you're flying cheap, go carry-on. >> you see the low cost carriers at the bottom which is the best of the guys who lose bags. there's a good chance you won't lose your bags where you travel. i discovered blue ribbon bags. it's neat. you can actually pay -- i think it's five or $10 per person to protect up to two bags. if it's lost for $96, they send you a check for 1,000 bucks. might want to check those guys up. that's a way to get some extra protection. which, you know, for peace of mind. melissa: you have everyone's attention. we all perked up. now everyone is writing it down. thank you for that tip. blue ribbon bags. approaching the last hour of trading. watching for the close of the dow, maybe getting closer to 18,000. let's the check in with @lizclaman. >> quite the rally. can we make it four in a row? plus, sony, yet another door slams in its face. breaking news at the top of the hour of y

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>>> losing energy. cruise prices fall to a fresh five-year low. and now some big oil companies may be forced to rethink their spending plans for 2015. >>> and cashing in. put your money in the stock market or use it to buy a home? what some experts say is the better way to build wealth. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for monday, december 8th. >>> good evening, everyone. a one, two, three punch today from energy te, technology and , burgers. stocks fell as oil prices sank. we begin tonight with that dow component. mcdonald's. the world's largest restaurant chain reported a steeper than expected drop in global sales across all regions including a sharp decline in the u.s. that's the sixth straight month of falling worldwide sales, and that, along with a strong dollar and supply issues in china, the company warned will hurt its fourth quarter earnings. the stock got fried, losing almost 4%, making it one of the worst performing stocks on the dow jones industrial ave. >>> so what's behind mcdonald's slump and what does the comp

>> if this business fails, her mom's gonna lose her house.k sharla realizes that, or she doesn't care. >> planet popcorn. i'm sitting here talking to marcus. you're gonna go on speaker. hold on. hi, shar. >> i'm really not comfortable having my finances discussed without me there. >> they stopped, sharla, when i told them. >> i mean, enough is enough. i mean, sharla, you're uncomfortable with us even understanding your balance sheet? >> if you're gonna be sitting there talking about my balance sheets, i want to be there to agree or disagree. >> well, we made a deal, and i have to understand if the balance sheet is right or wrong. i'm investing hundreds of thousands of dollars into sharla's business, and she won't let me look at the books? what the hell is she hiding? all right, well, listen. i don't think we should talk about this on the phone. we'll discuss it whenever you get back. >> okay. >> you guys are in trouble. the balance sheet is hundreds of thousands of dollars wrong. something's got to change, or the [bleep] is gonna hit the fan.

the high loses its grip and pulls to the north.ns flood the region and rains pull into the area late in the day. here's christmas eve, as the frontal boundary pulls to the area an area of low pressure rides along the boundary. it joins forces with another storm that approaches from the great lakes. the two intensify across upstate new york. here's the early call on christmas eve. gusty winds 45 miles per hour. we're expecting a high of 60 degrees in philadelphia. maybe a degree or two warmer than that, across interior sections of south jersey. it will not feel like the holidays. clouds and sun today, chilly, 38 degrees that's the forecasted high. mostly cloudy and cold, 25 degrees outlying suburbs, 30 for center city. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's going to feel like the holidays this weekend. the normal high for this time of year is 44. 38 degrees today, 42 tomorrow. a chilly weekend overall it stays dry, we'll get that last-minute christmas shopping done. monday, rain develops late, 45. some rain possib

and if you lose so many points, you get removed from the dorm. >> i love construction work. i have a building here that i designed i hope to build upon my release. you get out here, all that tension seems to gradually dissipate. this is a blueprint of what i built. maybe do something positive with life for a change. it gives you a different perspective on the things that you've done in your life. >> still, the warden runs a tight ship, even in honor dorm, and has noticed a recent increase in marijuana use. in his monthly meeting with the representatives from the dorm, he tackles this issue head-on. >> you can't tell me that the people in the dorm don't know who's using the dope or if you're selling or pushing dope out here. you can't tell me that you don't know who is doing that. it hurts the overall image and process of the community when it comes up like that. >> we coordinate our own duty. today, we're heading into the faith dorm. there are some that have not made the grade, and i guess the one fellow we're going to talk to now is one who tested positive for marijuana tra

your equipment, you lose your finds, you lose your car and you go to prison. they're really quite strict. we have to ask permission through frempnch authorities to use any kind of that equipment. they are absolutely rabid about it. we're talking about the extent of the battlefields. massive. if private owners gives permission, prying eyes will never see them. but you've got signs everywhere. i was actually there recently and someone was with me, an american, said, do you have gophers in france. i said no. that's call a metal detectorist. what appears to be holes all over the site was quite clearly some very fresh work. of course what that means is they are taking away the evidence. if it's in the plow soil it doesn't really matter very much. but if it's still in situ, it is associated with human remains and we all know what that means. >> one of the themes i picked up on your talk is the considerable loss of data as a result of the second world war. you talked about the german side but also the destruction of public record office during the blitz in 1940. i wa

the only ones that profit from our loses are the hedge fund managers. i'm also submitting 5 pages of these signatures advocating no hedge fund investments. thank you. >> larry bradshaw? >> good afternoon, commissioners, thank you for your time on this. i'm here basically because i have a few reservations about the process under way here. i am not convinced that hedge funds are the best way to go in terms of putting our assets in any sort of risk in a non-transparent manner which is usually the modus operandi of these folks and i have concerns about the size of the fee these folks want. i want a clear explanation as to the benefits and positives we are going to get in terms of handing over so much of our money to these folks. i have really not seen that. my final reservation has to do with the process itself. there is an organization making a recommendation that we get into hedge funds and the organization of getting involved into hedge funds and the money is going outside of america. i do not like that. until this is resolved i really cannot support thi