mary. >> mary: troubling development. elizabeth, thank you. >>> now to the fbi issuing formal warnings to professional sports leagues following another high-profile break-in. thieves targeting the home of an nba star, stealing thousands of dollars in jewelry. multiple pro athletes burglarized since september. here's trevor alt. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi warning sports leagues about criminals targeting the homes of professional athletes. dallas mavericks star luka doncic, the latest in the growing list of victims. thieves reportedly making off with $30,000 worth of jewelry. his rep telling espn no one was home at the time, and thankfully luka and his family are safe. the fbi says organized theft groups from south america target athletes' homes due to the perception they may have high-end goods like designer handbags, jewelry, watches, and cash, often tracking potential victims using social media. three weeks ago, thieves entered the home of cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow. >> i feel like my privacy has been v

kyra claims that he and mary had a volatile relationship and divorce documents show mary had a restraining order against him. kyra claims he didn't talk to detectives tim allen has never spoken to the police, so i am unsure what his alibi or where he was that evening, tim allen's attorney just told true crime news that allen is aware someone in the family is pushing for this case to be solved, but he did not name anyone specifically. then there's mary's third husband, with whom she was on the verge of a breakup. >> stan hewitt was incarcerated the night that my mother was murdered. very much has a solid alibi and has recently passed away. >> police never charged any of mary's husbands in connection with her murder, or anyone else for that matter. but they did question a host of admirers jealous girlfriends, bar patrons and local criminals. >> there have been several suspects that different people have pointed to. so it really has been one big giant puzzle for law enforcement to try to solve. and they have they have yet to do that. >> kyra will never forget the toll mary's brutal murder too

mary? >> mary: aaron, thank you. zb >>> tonight, the biden administration is blaming china for a major security breach targeting the u.s. treasury department. hackers gaining access to employee workstations and unclassified documents. here's abc's elizabeth schulze. >> reporter: tonight, the treasury department notifying congress it was targeted by chinese state-sponsored hackers, in a major security breach. the department says it learned earlier this month hackers were able to infiltrate a third party software provider, remotely log into treasury employees' workstations and gain access to unclassified documents. the biden administration warning just days ago about china's threat to the telecom sector. >> china is targeting critical inf infrastructure in the united states. >> reporter: just last month, a group hacked into nine telecommunications companies, gaining access toll cell phones. mary, it's unclear if the two hacks are related. tonight, the treasury says it is working with the fbi to determine the extent of

and so he said he really need to focus on marie curie.t is her story and she brings everybody else in. >> is the kind of thing that happens to be so the reason that i made that choice, wasn't that i've read all of the existing biographies of marie curie by the end of a shy, that i thought will everybody knows that pretty because it is out there forgetting not everybody knows it. so the story had a very natural art, that was her life rated that is the story. so typical biography is nonexhaustive expiration of her life. it is not every detail. because it is interested in these other women. so it is her story, only has so far she ties all of the others together cementing thens chapte. >> okay, so leona had the thought especially when it was going to be just about the women, was to name each chapter for one of the women. there were a lot of other people in her life who were very helpful to her in order to make some of the chapters for them as well and should fear a good man in her like an older brother, her father, they were tremendously enco

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. >> and, of course, mary tyler moore. how could you not fall in love with mary tyler moore? >> this isn't a whoopie dress, rob. it's years old. >> yeah, but it still works. give me a kiss. and i must have seen about 30 girls. and when she came into the room, she just said hello. her name was. and i heard a ping and a voice. >> rob, will it make you feel any better if i tell you how really sorry i am? >> well, no. >> the original intent of the dick van dike show was mostly for it to take place in the workplace. >> three two, one zero. >> well, we did it. what will we do? we wasted a whole day. >> but audiences were used to the big family sitcoms of the time and didn't really take to the dick van dike show at first. >> at the end of the first season, they were going to cancel it. >> in real life, mary had married grant tinker, who was a cbs executive on the dick van dike show. >> grant tinker helped save the show by pushing mary tyler moore to the forefront. >> well, for instance, i think you look very nice without your. >> hair. oh, these shows that straddle home and workplac

was long lived in mary van der z, was long lived. her grandmother ever told her that their fam family in new york city had never been enslaved. so there was a certain amount of denial, her family's part as well. and she that couldn't be true. she was that. but she she was never able to her grandmother passed before she could actually back to her grandmother and say, look what i found. but she was also on a journey. she was looking as well one of the things that i kept thinking as i was going, your book is just this, and i'm sure you talked to her about i'd love to hear what she said is when i look back, because have the exact same not the exact same because my people were from the south, from virginia and south carolina, but i have a lot i want to know about the black part of my family, the people who were slaves have a lot of ambivalence about the white part, you know, the slave owners who who raped or had sex, my ancestors and resulted in me. how did she did you guys about this? did you want to out more about your side of family wh

mary ann clark: right. told what to say. andrea canning (voiceover): john was ordered, yet again, to stay away from jj and was summoned to the trooper barracks to explain himself. jeff whitmer: i talked to john and he seemed like a nice guy. he seemed pretty mild mannered. i mean, he wasn't jumping up and down, screaming or anything. andrea canning (voiceover): retired trooper jeff whitmer spent 15 years as a criminal investigator. he sat in on the interview as john denied everything. jeff whitmer: he was calm. he really was. and like i said, i think he really wanted to at least help us get to the bottom of things. he knew what the allegations were. he didn't have to come there and talk to us, but he agreed to come in. it wasn't like he was under arrest at that time. andrea canning (voiceover): john agreed to take a polygraph and passed. no criminal charges were ever filed. but it was up to a judge to say whether john could see jj again. his divorce attorney showed the judge what she considered to be proof

marie curie. and now my question is how to raise marie i, i did marie do have some advice because you said that was like unstoppable and see that she's little bit unstoppable now and maybe you need like just to raise your is a regular like traditionally what is your advice is it sounds like you've already done a great job. yeah yeah just you've you've been encouraging and expected a lot from her by giving her those names and it sounds though she's lived up to them. how old is she. three years. oh, three. okay. we just keep that going. yeah yeah. it's like, hello, my name is david. you spoke earlier about the unfortunately prevalent problem of people sort of saying, i'm interested in science. if we gave you the chance to start solve that problem. where would you. well, i'd like to think i'm starting by my writing books, by talking about science in stories that, feel accessible to. you know, with longitude. i really the whole time i was writing, it was the family, you know, because friends would say

paul conroy, former colleague of marie colvin there.netanyahu is describing this as an historic day in the middle east. he says that he will not allow hostile forces to establish a presence on borders with israel. i was telling you about that comment from the israeli defence minister, saying that israeli forces have been deployed to the buffer zone with syria, the golan heights, to protect israeli communities there. that reaction just israeli communities there. that reactionjust coming in israeli communities there. that reaction just coming in from the israeli prime minister. earlier i spoke to dr haid haid, who is syrian associate fellow at chatham house and i asked him if he was surprised at the speed the assad regime collapsed. 100%, but this comes as a series of surprises which started almost ten days ago with the fall of aleppo and it became some sort of domino effect that led to the fall of damascus. however, we have to also remember that the country right now is still divided into different areas and different groups are in charg

james carville, my pal mary matalin. mary give me your thoughts on this.ple allowing ideology to intrude on family unity. >> i can't. i mean, raymond, come on. i mean, it's just, it's part of the larger problem, which is why i don't do tv anymore and i'm not a republican strategist, i never was a strategist, i was a utility player and i may become a republican again i'm so happy with what's being talked about and discussed and we want to see some outcomes and results. but politics is not a religion. it's like a cult. i bet those people who are saying you should avoid your family at holidays over politics don't have families. and if they do, they must be extremely dysfunctional. we have to get through -- listen, i came from a loud family, you married into a loud family, i created a loud family. we have a thousand things to shout about. everybody in the family disagrees with me. but we never -- we don't fight about politics. how does that. >> raymond: no. >> bread and circuses people have really lost their way but i think they're going to have to figure out

marie curie. and now my question is how to raise marie i, i did marie do have some advice because you said that was like unstoppable and see that she's little bit unstoppable now and maybe you need like just to raise your is a regular like traditionally what is your advice is it sounds like you've already done a great job. yeah yeah just you've you've been encouraging and expected a lot from her by giving her those names and it sounds though she's lived up to them. how old is she. three years. oh, three. okay. we just keep that going. yeah yeah. it's like, hello, my name is david. you spoke earlier about the unfortunately prevalent problem of people sort of saying, i'm interested in science. if we gave you the chance to start solve that problem. where would you. well, i'd like to think i'm starting by my writing books, by talking about science in stories that, feel accessible to. you know, with longitude. i really the whole time i was writing, it was the family, you know, because friends would say

meanwhile, saint mary's hosting the warriors. no, not those warriors. the merrimack warriors.e had some kids on the court moraga cleaning the court betwren seesaw battle for the middle of the 2nd half mitchell saxen inside laces in softly off the glass. he had 18 points and 12 rebounds. gales up by 4 late justice marshall loan us. wow. drives into the lane, hits the fade away. floater off glass. he finished with 16 saint mary's pizza. merrimack. 73 to 68. the gaels continue their hot start. they improved to 10 2 on the season to make this. and finally tonight will hit the ice. the sharks hosting the avalanche to and welcoming back an old friend that's recently traded goalie mackenzie blackwood in net tonight against his old mates. mckenzie in the abs had a one. nothing lead in the second sharks looking to tie jan ruta with the shot on goal of the flex off of blackwood right to carol guns knox home. the rebound, his first as a shark's first of the season. then later on. in the second period, it's the go ahead. goal for william eklund. but sharks couldn't hang on 3rd period. now

murphy: that other woman was mary grace basler, dr. basler. chiropractor and a diver who frequented david's shop.tortola jurors heard from mary basler that david swain had tried to kiss her during an evening drinking wine at her home, but she rejected his advances because he was married. murphy: so this is the classic motivation, the claslsic ingredient of murder sometimes, the other woman, huh? mr. williams: yes. that is a motive that we advanced. murphy: then there were the letters swain wrote to mary basler, some of them before his wife's death. in one he asks a particular playmate to join him in vermont. he calls her "soul mate mary." another he signs, "with all my love, david." most ominously, this one dated five months before shelley's death, which reads, "life has definitely gotten more complicated. i'm wanting to be with you, but i can't change this mess i've got anytime soon." why not just divorce? because their nuptial agreement prevented either david or shelley from receiving money from the other of they parted ways. but the prosecu

mary, the mother ofjesus, listened to the angel, who revealed to her a different future full of hope for all people. the message of the angels to the shepherds, that there should be peace on earth, in fact echoes through all faiths and philosophies. it rings true to this day for people of goodwill across the world. and so, it is with this in mind that i wish you, and all those you love, a mostjoyful and peaceful christmas. # once in royal david's city # stood a lowly cattle shed # where a mother laid her baby # in a manger for his bed # mary for his bed # mary was that mother mild # jesus christ her little child # he came down to earth from heaven # who is lord and god of all # and his shelter was a stable # and his cradle was a stall # with the poor, and mean, and lowly # lived on earth our saviour holy # and our eyes at last shall see him # through his own redeeming love # for that child so dear and gentle # is our lord in heaven above # and he leads his children on # to the place where he is gone # not in that poor lowly stable # with the oxen standing by # we shall see him, but i

what do you think, mary? >> i think that joe biden is likely to use the same process that has historically been used. not sure it was used with respect to his son, but applications come into the office of the pardon attorney, which is created within the department of justice, which reviews applications and they are usually people, as joyce indicated, although not required by the constitution, who have accepted responsibility. these get evaluated based on severity of the crime, the remorse, things the person has done to improve him or herself. whether the sentence, for example, that the person got would be commensurate with sentences today. usually, that's reviewed by the highest levels of the department of justice. the deputy attorney general then those packages that for which the department of justice agrees with the office of the pardon attorney to recommend clemency, those goes over to the white house. so i suspect those packages are being prepared right now. i remember the end of the obama administration

yes, marie sherlock will be the _ going on. yes, marie sherlock will be the second _ going on.erlock will be the second female - will be the second female labour_ will be the second female labour td. will be the second female labourtd. labourare will be the second female labour td. labour are quietly hopeful— labour td. labour are quietly hopeful in this election that they— hopeful in this election that they can _ hopeful in this election that they can do better as one of they can do better as one of the smaller centre—left parties that seems to be doing quite well— that seems to be doing quite well with both the labour and social— well with both the labour and social democratic party is doing _ social democratic party is doing well in these elections and expected to go from six seats— and expected to go from six seats up— and expected to go from six seats up to maybe eight or nine — seats up to maybe eight or nine. dublin central was a bit more — nine. dublin central was a bit more controversial because of the candidacy of gerry hutch who— the candidacy of gerry hutch who was_

mary's, he helped to grow and refurbish the parish, ensuring that congregants will be able to continue worshiping there for decades to come. at his retirement this past summer, he was asked about his activities outside of his religious duties. and in response, he said that the church does not exist in a vacuum. and that the church is an integral part of the community. this afternoon, please join me and all those in pennsylvania's 13th congressional district in praying for the members of st. mary byzantine catholic church in johnstown as they mourn the loss of their beloved father raymond balta. thank you. mr. speaker, this past weekend, as americans celebrated small business saturday by shopping small and working to support local businesses, those same businesses continued to struggle under oppressive federal regulations. under president biden burdensome roles have dramatically -- rules have dramatically hurt small businesses that are foarlsed to spend more time -- forced to spend more time and money to meet federal requirements. this week the house will vote on the proven act -- prove

paul: mary briefly any good word on foreign policy?rst of all the u.k. partnership in the south pacific. secondly, he announced in 2022 that he would not back the packing of the supreme courts. and that i think, should not be underestimated in its importance. paul: all right thank you when we come back the cultural shift away from woke policies and politics in 2024 as companies ditch hair dei initiative and voters push back on the progressive agenda. if ♪ ♪ ying that i'll use... ...but never do. yeah. with hundreds of frames to choose from, you can put your vision insurance to good use — at america's best. book an exam today. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and he got $2 million in coverage, all online. life insurance made easy. check your price today at ethos.com. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where

mary did not accept that. she fought the administration. she fought the powers to be and led a charge and said that men should not be in female sports. join me in celebrating and welcoming the recipient of our patriots student of the year award, mary. mary, come on out here. [applause] ♪ just amazing. now, we have our chapter of the year award. the legacy chapter of the year. our high school legacy chapter of the year. at turning point usa, we have over 1200 high school chapters across the country that organizing and fighting for our values. this is a very big honor. let me read this. the recipient is the tpusa at cedar valley high school in utah, of all places. let me read this word for word. turning point usa at cedar valley high school in eagle mountain, utah pits strong against attempts by the lgbtq club to shut them down for showing pride in their country, not pride in that other agenda. refusing to back down, they confronted the administration head on, not only keeping their club alive, but making it stronger than ever. their determin

. >> saint mary's college of california is expanding its teacher residency program. it's been piloting that program this year as kron four's philippe djegal reports the final deadline to apply is approaching soon. >> so couple of questions here squeezed between her hours, teaching science at san ramon valley, high school tension since and sitting through night classes as a student at saint mary's college california roggen. we have a full day during the week with the student teaching deacon aruba finds comfort quietly settling into an empty classroom on the college campus where she brushes up on her studies. she is reversing course in life trading in a lucrative career in computer technology for a pay cut to educate young people. like a sick in your hands. for many people like me calling the teachers are in great need. but short in supply we have desperately needed teachers at all grade levels and in all kinds of different types of school settings throughout the state for years. >> and this is only been accentuated by pandemic. this year's saint mary's launched its te

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growing up, you hear mary todd lincoln being a little off. maybe crazy.ow that there's been a whole book published that goes to show in fact, maybe that narrative is not correct. she was eccentric, sure. she may have had mild depression. was she insane? i don't think so. when you look at the evidence and the way she ended up being committed. a dozen due process violations. she wasn't able to mount her own defense. there's also evidence that robert lincoln just didn't like her spending habits. it was his inheritance at issue. that was his motivation to get him into an insane asylum. at the time, it was easy to get women committed against their well. that story hasn't been told because of the absence of speech . for a long time, there was no book about mary todd lincoln offering her side of the story. instead, many biographies about abraham lincoln. actually, through the help of maia broadwell and her descendants, saving her papers, this story starts to come out. it's all a very interesting theme of speech and what happens when we don't have speech. you don

mary, mary louise, nice to see you as well. and you know, we're so grateful that all of you are here. and i also to thank my family for being here. they've been instrumental this. so in the front row here, next to priscilla john's wife, we have my my sister, danielle, my sister jenny lee, and my nephew. thank you all for being here. finally, i want thank john frece john has spent spent years of his life full time researching and my father's life. and it wasn't it wasn't an easy task. my father's life was all over the place. and so john and priscilla, literally all over the world. so they went to ireland and research there. they went up to to new haven, connecticut to go through the library at yale. they went up to my father's prep school at st paul's in concord, new hampshire, an and the work that they put in was absolutely incredible. and john's written a great book, so i really you all enjoy it and on the last year on the campaign trail, even though i'm not in politics, i ran into judge mike barranco on wife kim everywhere an

. >> saint mary's college is expanding its teacher residency program, which has been piloting this year is kron four's. philippe djegal reports the final deadline to apply is fast approaching. >> so couple of questions here squeezed between her hours, teaching science at san ramon valley, high school tension since and sitting through night classes as a student at saint mary's college california raga. we have a full day during the week with the student teaching deacon aruba finds comfort quietly settling into an empty classroom on the college campus where she brushes up on her studies. she is reversing course in life trading in a lucrative career in computer technology for a pay cut to educate young people. like a sick in your hands. for many people like me calling the teachers are in great need. but short in supply we have desperately needed teachers at all grade levels and in all kinds of different types of school settings throughout the state for years. >> and this is only been accentuated by pandemic. this year's saint mary's launched its teacher residency program, offering aspiring

i use the classic red and white for marie andrews. >> her pottery collection is part of her signatureollecting. >> the pharmacist and mother of two has pieces for entertaining and displaying an endless mugs. >> you know, when i finally get my hands on something and i'm like, okay, i never thought i would own this piece. it's rewarding when i'm decorating in general, i can just kind of escape. >> but this isn't just any pottery line, it's right on pottery, which has gained a cult following. >> i think what most people don't realize is that that lettering that is on most of my work that long writing is actually my handwriting. >> and while social media is inundated with hashtags and posts of shoppers showing off their latest raid on hauls and dazzling displays, it's rae dunn day for andrews. it's not just a cup or a cookie jar, it's a feeling she gets from rae dunn. signature pieces. >> all right, how am i feeling today? i'm going to pick it out and, you know, choose that mug. so i try to make it fun at least. >> but for others, these highly coveted collector's items are an opportunity

we're back with mary trump and tim o'brien. donald trump's outright hostility towards immigrants when a lot of immigrants helped vote him into office? >> well, not only that, look, let's be very clear here. it's despicable. also, he doesn't know what he's talking about. i think that's the first time he's ever heard any part of the constitution in his life. he's a deeply ignorant, cruel man who seems to forget that his father was a first-generation american. so, if it hadn't been for birthright citizenship, my grandfather probably wouldn't have been allowed to stay here. obviously, the immigrants donald hates are people of color. what he also doesn't understand is the reason why we have the 14th amendment was because we enslaved an entire race of people. and it was to ensure that after the civil war was over and they were freed, they were, in short, protected by citizenship being conferred upon them. so, it is a power grab. i don't think there is any mechanism by which he can make it happen. but this is another instance in which

james carville, my pal, mary madeleine. mary, give me your thoughts on this.lowing ideology to intrude ton family unity. >> i can't. i mean, raymond, come on. it's part of the larger problem, which is why i don't do tv anymore and i'm not a republican strategist. i'm never was a strategist. i was a utility player and i may become a republican again i'm so happy with what is being talked about and discussed. we want to see some outcomes and results. politics is not a religion. it's like a cult. at holidays over politics don't have families. and if they do they must be extremely dysfunctional. we have to get to, listen, i came from a loud family, i married into a loud family. i created a loud family. we have lot of things to shout about. everybody in the family disagrees with me. we don't fight about politics. how did that -- it's people have lost their way. i think they are going to have to figure out the -- their problem is you cannot -- politics is a poor substitute for faith, for belief system for your heart, for your -- for the love that you need to express

mary: thank you.mna: we will be back shortly with a story about an effort to make the bald eagle the national bird. geoff: but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station with a chance to offer support which helps keep programs like this on the air. amna: for those of you staying with us, we take another look now at a part of southeastern louisiana known for petrochemical production and high rates of cancer. geoff: a recent study documents how the risks may now be falling on the next generation. >> not long ago, tisha could not imagine making memories like this with her son cairo. he was born prematurely, almost two months early, weighing just four pounds. he had to live in this incubator, had a slow heart rate, and sometimes stopped breathing entirely. >> my first time seeing him after birth, i was holding him and he looked so peaceful. i was like, oh, my god, he's so peaceful, and i took a picture, and seconds later, his alarms went off. he had stopped breathing. of course, just me bein

oh mary, did you know?l leap, the dumb will speak the praises of the lamb ♪ ♪ praises to the great i am ♪ ♪ oh, we'll sing praises to the lamb ♪ ♪ he is the great i am ♪ ♪ mary, did you know that your baby boy would give sight to the blind man ♪ ♪ mary, did you know that your baby boy would one day rule the nations ♪ ♪ did you know that your baby boy was heaven's perfect lamb and this sleeping child you are holding is the great i am ♪ ♪ he is the great, he is the great i am, i am ♪ ♪ he is the great, he is the great i am ♪ ♪ >> we're on verdict watch in the daniel penny trial. the jury entering hi

mary ayen is a senior politician from the ruling party from an oil—producing area.ng concerns about children with birth defects with central government and thinks there could be many more cases. i've seen myself, my own relatives, giving birth to children born with deformities. i know that also in most of the villages, it's only areas that are around hospital where those cases are reported, but most cases are not reported. this is one child. this is the other one. they are twins. so they were born in pariang hospital. actually, that was last april. there are so many cases, but this year, all of them died, except this one. this child is still alive. it was born in pamir, in ruweng. mary says after mounting pressure, the government launched an environmental audit last year. so samples from the human blood, from their hair, from soil, from water, were taken and sent to laboratories. and when it was launched, the government declared that the results will come out in 90 days, and i think that was last september. in august 2024, petronas, part of the gpoc oil consortium i

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>> david: mary bruce live on the hill then again tonight. mary, thank you. >>> tonight, president biden is commuting the sentences of some 1,500 people who were released from prison and placed on home confinement during the covid lockdown. biden is also pardoning 39 people convicted of nonviolent crimes. it's the most sweeping single-day of clemency in modern u.s. history. >>> when we come back tonight, the images in new york city. thousands of subway passengers trapped in the subway for hours. they had to crawl out through tunnels. we now know what caused this. >>> also, an american zoo reporting multiple animals coming down with bird flu. several animals have died. where this is happening, and what authorities are saying tonight. >>> and our "made in america christmas" is back tonight. your ideas pouring in, and help tonight from someone you'll know. to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase in

♪ mary ♪ o, this is christ the king ♪ whom shepherds guard and anangels sing ♪ haste, haste to bringught them a message: "fear not, for behold, i bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be for all the people. for unto you is born this day in the city of david a savior, which is christ the lord." you see, god sent his son, jesus christ, from heaven to this earth to take our sins, to save us from our sins by taking our sins to a cross and shedding his blood, being buried, but on the third day, god raising his son to life. if you've never trusted jesus christ as your savior, you can do it right now, this christmas. do it right now, just pray this prayer. just say, "god, i'm a sinner, i'm sorry, forgive me. i believe that jesus is your son. i believe that he took my sins to the cross, that he died in my place. he was buried, but you raised him to life. and i want to invite him to come into my heart and take control of my life, starting right now, in jesus' name, amen." if you prayed that prayer, call that number right now that's on the screen. merry christmas.

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the san francisco fed president, mary daly. with your bloomberg brief with the iraq us. -- yahaira jacquez. yahaira: tensions are building between amazon and teamsters, who called on thousands of workers to walk off the job, and it is now warning more workers will go on strike in the near future ahead of the holiday delivery rush. amazon says it has filed unfair labor practice charges against the union. meanwhile, u.s. yield -- steel shares are falling, the company warning that the fourth quarter earnings will not be lower than expected as steel prices remain depressed. it anticipated adjusted earnings of 150 million dollars, falling significantly short of the over $260 million than expected. analysts on wall street are taken the opportunity to say that this underscores why a deal with nippon steel would be beneficial. iphone maker foxconn is putting it interest in nissan on hold while the japanese automaker continues merger talks with honda. the former nissan chairman carlos ghosn tells bloomberg what he thinks the potential m

"mary poppins"?>> i haven't seen it in years. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you haven't? >> yeah. >> i have. >> jimmy: how many times? >> what is it, 5 or 6,000. [ laughter ] but for me, i look like the old man now? >> jimmy: yeah, you did really grow into the part. dick, can you stilt laugh like the part? that's the big question. >> oh, yeah. well -- oh, yeah. like he did? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh. >> jimmy: no? yeah, you don't want to do that, you could get hurt. [ laughter ] and get -- and this is -- so you make this music video. this is in your house? >> my backyard. >> jimmy: with your family, your real family, your grandkids, your kids. i mean, the whole gang. your wife is there. your memories are there. like all your collections of things. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, it's really beautiful. and in a way, you got coldplay to pay for a home video. [ laughter ] >> i had grandkids i had never met. [ laughter ] i had no idea. >> jimmy, can i tell you something? my favorite moment -- you won't remember this. my

mary, before the break, we talked a lot about israel. the who for now seems to be the main beneficiary of what's happening in syria. there have been some estimates that up to 80 percent of serious military infrastructure has been destroyed on the israeli tanks and out positions within the the 18 kilometers of the syrian capital on me. all know what the israel takes, it rarely returns. do you think it will stop there or do you think it would go perhaps further? because i've heard some is real officials now open, amusing about damascus. being part of a supposedly great israel. what do you think it will stop really hard to see where it will stop? because it's very hard to say, well, consult them. the problem is nobody in the immediate medium has any kind of a defense against is from wild be. is there any um, it has proven to be pretty effective in, in, in grounds, going back to, in southern lebanon, but example uh, its ability to just pound some things into submission to make their supply just close by the united states and germany is on ch

. >> my name is anna marie smith. i'm 49 years old.'m in los angeles, california. >> my name is daniel escobar. i am currently a climate educator at mile high youth corps through the energy and water program, based out of denver, colorado. >> my name's richard hamilton and i am an enrolled tribal klamath member. i'm klamath and modoc. i'm a crew boss here at lomakatsi, based out of ashland, oregon. josh: my daily work deals with clean energy utilities, sustainability, and project management. and so i've worked on documents relating to public parlighting retrofits and clean energy vehicle charging. daniel: i doing energy am assessments, which basically means that i'm changing out, like, sink aerators, showerheads, light bulbs to ensure energy and water efficiency. we do occasionally change toilets to higher efficiency models. anna marie: i was learning how to design solar installation on a residential home. i learned how to look at a home. look at the roof. assess all the characteristics of the property being ready for solar. how will t

>> david: mary bruce following the late developments live on the hiltl tonight, mary, thank you. >>> now to the new winter storm. winter weather alerts for airports, snow and rain for the i95 corridor, philadelphia, philadelphia, boston. millions began to travel for the holiday. minneapolis declaring a snow emergency, up to six inches. a semi truck jackknifing northwest of the twin cities. this all hits the northeast tomorrow. an arctic blast right behind it all. let's get to chief meteorologist lee goldberg of our station wabc here in new york timing it all out for us. >> hey, david. this is really curtain call. you can see the snow across the great lakes tonight. winter storm alerts, high wind warnings in the plains, travel delays sliding towards chicago and detroit tonight into tomorrow. along i-80, delays. the storm is moving northeast. a mixed bag along the i-95 corridor tomorrow. there will be snow inland. that snow could crash toward the coast tomorrow night into part of saturday morning. this uncorked arctic air, it's the koemdest air of the season in new york city to start f

it honors the virgin mary, mexico's patron saint. our miriam villarreal, from our sister station telemundo 48. joins us live from our lady of guadalupe church in san jose, where the celebration you can see is well underway. hi, miriam. yes. hi, raj. janelle. yes. festivities have already started. as you can see, we're inside of the church of our lady of guadalupe here in east san jose. and this is an important holiday for catholics. the official day is tomorrow, but festivities begin today, and we have an important along agenda for today. but to talk about this holiday, this important day, we have father hugo rojas here with us to talk about. why is it important to celebrate this day? what's the importance? father, thank you so much. very welcome. good evening everyone. well, it's a significant celebration for us catholic people because it is about celebrating our mother, who appeared to juan diego. and it's a significant celebration because we realize that mary, the mother of god and our mother walk with us in the middle of all the