this is 20 minutes. >> congressman mark walker representing north carolina's sixth district. a baptist minister and former car salesman. the first elected office you have ever held. how did you decide to run for a seat? rep. walker: there were a lot of experiences that played into that. i spent the last 15 years as a baptist pastor in north carolina. a lot of parallels. what will serve you better, faith or salesmanship? rep. walker: i think genuineness is paramount. that is one of the reasons we are seeing some of the leaders we are seeing today. they have the ability to talk about policy in a genuine manner. >> how did you prepare to become a congressman? ran strictly with no political experience whatsoever. i did not have the political capital or political connections. i spent time in inner cities in cleveland, new york, and baltimore to try to build relationships that may not always agree with us politically ideology wise, but understanding that the relationship always comes before policy. when you build genuine relationships, you hold the right to believe what you do. >> w

mark. rep. walker: that is a question i have asked my parents many times. it is tradition. i have two younger brothers and i followed the same suit. my dad was a minister. mark is a little bit more for --lical name then bradley than bradley, so i stuck with it. >> you have two children. rep. walker: i have a son who is 20 and two daughters, one who is 17 and one who is nine. i got to spend a little time with them on saturday and sunday before spending -- flying back up to d.c. i'm married to a wonderful nurse practitioner. >> what was the reaction first off when your family found out that dad was going to be a congressman? rep. walker: i think they were pleased with it, but part of parenting, i want to make sure that their world is not a place where they can't follow and pursue their dreams, as well. my daughter, my 17-year-old, is a big-time in community theater and we want to make sure we are supporting those opportunities, as well. >> what do you do when you go back on? rep. walker: i make sure that family is priority. my golf game is not what it used to be. we also have

sometimes, whether it is from social media or a piece of different information is a >> congressman mark walker. thank you so much. walker: thank you for having me. >> over thanksgiving watch our conversations with six freshmen members of congress. congresswoman mimi walters, congresswoman from california. your best access to congress is on c-span. we continue our look at challenges facing the immigration system. later, conversations with two new members of congress. hillary clinton: hello this is hillary clinton. i like to thank you for allowing me to speak to you about an issue that is central to our nation's future. solving our nation's health care crisis. the future is created every day. thatuture is not something is out there waiting to happen to us. there is a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. >> hillary clinton experienced many firsts in her role as first lady. severalendorsed scandals, including his impeachment. her story is still being written. hillary clinton on sunday at 8 p.m. from martha washington to michelle obama. c-spann history

we will talk to mark desaulnier of california and mark walker of north carolina did the national meeting of the hispanic bond association. to journal, today we discussed free speech on college campuses. ♪ good morning and thank you for joining us for the journal" we are going to devote the morning show to the issues of political correctness, free speech and tolerance. as you know, this has become an issue on campuses. it is certainly a subtext to a lot of currently -- current political debates. tolerance, wed want to talk to you about this.

sometimes, whether it is from social media or a piece of different information is a >> congressman mark walker. >> c-span is the best access to congress with live coverage on the house and senate. watch her conversations with six members of congress. it isat 10 a.m. eastern, the republican from california, intern asr, a former a college student. then, a massachusetts democrat and a marine who served four tours in iraq. your best access for congress is on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> coming up on c-span, a discussion on the impact of money on political campaigns and the ethics issues campaigns have to deal with. then, the memorial service with french president hollande for the paris to tears attack victims. that is followed by david cameron explaining to parliament his plan for dealing with isis. >> hello, this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for letting me speak to you about an issue that is central to our children's futures and critical in our sights to restore the nation's economy. solving our nation's health-care crisis. there is no prescription or role model for being fi

desaulnier, mark walker, , set the molten -- .eth molton your best access to congress is on c-span.ouncer: british prime minister david cameron addressed the house of commons on thursday that his plan to construct airstrikes. he took questions from members of parliament about several issues. this is an hour and a half portion of the event. the committee asked a series of importance questions here it i try to listen carefully to the questions and views expressed by members on all sides of the house. i want to answer all of the relevant questions today. there are different ways but they boiled down to this. why us? why now? is what we are contemplating legal? what is the strategy that brings together everything we are doing, particularly in syria? is there an end to this conflict ? is there a plan for what follows ? the media with each of these questions as directly as i can. mr. speaker, the reason for acting is the direct threat that isil poses to our country. isil have attacked ankara, beirut, and paris. as well as blowing up a russian plane. they have taken the lives of british ho

betty: mark, walkers through how the european markets closed for the week. ur days out of five, the highest in months. quite again when you consider what happened in paris last friday. make things to watch out for. data on manufacturing and services may highlight the region's resilience to a slowdown in emerging markets. figure comes 10 days before the ecb is expected to expand its stimulus program. david cameron unveils his defense review. the u.k. will spend 1.9 billion pounds countering extremist use of the internet. we have a lot coming up, including next week, mark, it is black friday. we are going to have a lot of numbers. i smell more charts for battle of the charts. have a great weekend. ♪ you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids. now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. enter the sleep number bed with sleepiq® technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try

. >> in this next congressional freshmen profile interview, mark walker talks about his 2014 campaign when he defeated several better-known and well-funded candidates and he also talks about his time as a baptist minister. this is 20 minutes.

at 10:30, mark walker, republican from north carolina and a baptist minister in his first elected office and saturday morning at 10:00 eastern, republican from california, former state senator who intern ed in d.c. as a college student and at 10:30, a massachusetts democrat, harvard graduate and marine who served four tours in iraq. your best access to congress is on cspan, cspan radio and cspan.org. >> john haiinckley shot person reagan and he was not wearing a bulletproof vest that day. it was a short trip from the white house. he was stalking jimmy carter before this. zpl zpl sunday on q and ark, ronald fineman author of assassinations, threats and the american presidency, talks about various asass nayes attempts and physical threats made against presidents and candidates throughout american history. >> while there's been 16 presidents who have faced assassination threats, although none directly eyeball to eyeball since reagan, but 16 presidents. i covered three candidates, i talk about huey long, who in 1935, was assassinated. and i talk about robert kennedy in 1968 who was assassina

senators, democratic representative mark desaulnier -- republican senator republican representative mark walker. immigrationowed by system challenges and border security and trade. john hinckley, of course, was the person who shot president reagan, and president reagan was not wearing a bullets-proof vest of that day, and the thing is, john hinckley was stocking jimmy carter. >> on tuesday, ronald feynman, the author of the book " fascination, threat, and the american presidency." this book focuses on the physical threats made against presidents is -- presidencies throughout history. 16 presidents, i also cover three presidential candidates, i talk about huey long, who in 1975 was assassinated, and i also talk about rubber kennedy in 1968, who was assassinated and in 1978. -- for life easterny night at 8:00 and pacific on c-span's "q&a." this thanksgiving weekend, "american history tv" on c-span3 has programming that covers thomas tutor, the president of the society of the honor guard [indiscernible] and the role and creation of the tomb of the unknown guard -- soldier. "reelllowing on sunday o

and north carolina republican mark walker. nonfiction books and authors on c-span2 book tv. 3:00, fromternoon at george mason university, robert poole on a 14 acre plot at arlington national cemetery known as section 60. and sunday night at 9:00, attorney roberta kaplan who argued the united states versus windsor. >> we filed the case, and the government gets a certain amount of time to respond. i got a call from the trial level attorney, saying we need 30 days. we are thinking about what to do in the case, we need time to decide. i will be honest with you, i do not believe her. i thought she was stalling for time. and first of all, i don't get to be a plaintiff all that much. number two, she had a lot of issues. i was very worried not to make sure that when the case was over, not only was she still alive, but she was healthy enough to enjoy it. that was very much weighing on me. i said forget it, no offensive. announcer: she is interviewed by zoeey. watch book tv on c-span2. >> all persons having business before the supreme c

thanksgiving, watch over conversations with six freshmen members of congress. , donald norcross, , mark walker,r , and said moulton -- seth moulton and your best access to congress on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. coming up, an examination of the future of europe following recent terrorist attacks. at midnight, another chance to see landmark cases. later, david cameron on u.k. national security. now, a forum on what is next for france in europe following recent terrorist attacks. topics include why france is a target and how the international community should respond. this is 90 minutes. >> i don't need to tell anybody in this town, when there is a terrorist outrage like this, the reaction is often fast and furious and rarely well considered. times, we have come to regret that. i think that we understand that the politics of the moment that the body politics demands a response to outrages like this and so, a response it will have. what good would like to do here because we don't have to be is tod to any office think about how that response can be consistent with the public desires but

mark walker, a baptist minister. and saturday morning, it's mimi walters, republican from california, former state senator who interned in d.c. as a college student of the and at 10:30, seth moulton, harvard graduate. your best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >>> up next on c-span 3, google's chief economist, twitter's former chief counsel talk about electronics privacy and security. this is from the forum in aspen, colorado. >> thank you, thank you. well, this is the panel on the internet of things, privacy and big data. they're all very hot issues. a recent mckinzie report stated that the ebts net of things has the potential to fundamentally shift the way we interact with our surroundings, and that statement can certainly be extended to include the effects of big data, and there are, of course differing views as to whether this is a good thing or a bad thing. nevertheless, virtually everything, transportation, energy, health care, medicine, policy and content, virtually every business

mark: but very unlikely. ross walker, senior u.k. economist at rbs. rbs, august. hsbc, february. a whole year covered. francine: mark, we have a lot to get through. for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is next. for our viewers, it is "surveillance." you can also follow us on twitter. ♪ ♪ >> december is alive, the fed's most powerful trio has spoken. around thes tumble world. it is super thursday and think of england investors look to governor carney for a rate hike. good morning, this is bloomberg "surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london with tom keene in new york. announcementtant

at 10:30, congressman mark walker, republican from north carolina and a baptist minister in his first elected office. saturday morning at 10:00 eastern, congresswoman mimi walters. and at 10:30, congressman seth moulton. your best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >>> hofstra university hosted a conference earlier this year oì% the legacy of george w. bush. one discussion from the gathering featured authors and academics discussing president bush's ideology and the role of vice president dick cheney in shaping the white house agenda. >> thank you for joining us for the closing plenary forum on the legacy of george w. bush. it seems hard to believe five years ago when we set the date for the conference and two years of intensive planning with the faculty program committee, with our conference staff, the wonderful culture center, university relations, and everyone at the university and working with all of you that we're coming to closure. i don't think we will reach closure on a legacy decision, but i think that's to be discussed today. but we have certainly

then, mark walker, a representative baptist minister in his first appointment to office.then, a former intern from washington, it d. c. interned there. your best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. was the persony who shot president reagan, and president reagan was not wearing that day.oof best it was a short trip to the white house. stocking jimmyas carter before this. >> he talks about various assassination attempts and physical threats made throughout american history. >> there have been 16 presidency faced ss the nation threats. 16 presidents. three covered presidential candidates. hughley long, who in 1975 was assassinated. robert kennedy, in 1968 who was assassinated. shoteorge wallace, who was and paralyzed for life in 19 72. so i cover candidates as well as presidents, and it is a long list. q1span's night on day. washington journal. and at 5 p.m. eastern, the white house awards the medal of freedom to 17 individuals. >> george mason university professor ilya somin. founder billyngth shore on hunger in america. host: good morning. breaki

david: just quickly, scott walker calls wisconsin home. mark: he will be at the debate tonight.ill not time soon, but he is certainly looking at the establishment candidates who he thinks have the best chance of stopping donald trump and beating hillary clinton, marco rubio probably first, but also jeb bush and john kasich. john kasich also a walker supporter. david: all right, mark, thank you, and paul ryan will be a guest on the show tonight, and on bloomberg markets, mitigating risk is now a top job of a ceo, and brian moynihan joint us for another exclusive interview live upcomingbloomberg summit, and you are looking at the second most expensive piece of art sold at auction that sell glasslike, but will it dan the appetite for art? is weak demand for the iphone 6 s. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to bloombe markets. i am david gura. stories in biggest business news, and approaching corporation about a combination, and if it goes through, it will be the biggest in the oil and gas market this year. apache rejected a previous offer. it is unclear whether talks will resume. or whether

then, a california democrat and former restaurant owner. , an, congressman mark walker baptist ministersaturday morning at 10:00 a.m., a republican from california who interned in a college, d.c., as didn't. then, a harvard graduate and marine who served four hours in iraq. your best access is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. did i care? yes, i really did. first of all, i was not elect that so did not make that much difference. i did notice the difference but being the vice president's wife and the than spread was huge, he could is the vice president's wife can't say anything at. say something you as incidents five, you have made the news. that was a lesson i had to learn. >> barbara bush used the office of first lady to create literacy . she earned her way into the history books to become only the second first lady besides abigail adams to be both a first lady and the mother of a president. lady's,n's first influence and image. examining the book and of a life of the women who served as first lady. sunday at 8:00 eastern sunday on c-span3. >> now, political cartoonists talk abo

eastern, ye.resentative mark desan then congressman mark walker from north carolina and a baptist ministers first elected office saturday morning at 10 clock eastern, is congresswoman mimi waters from california the former state senator who interned in d.c. is a college student. a massachusetts democrat, harvard graduate, and a marine who served 4 tours in iraq. the best access to congresses on c-span, c-span radio, and www.c-span.org. all persons having business before the honorable the supreme court of united states admonished to draw near and give their attention. on landmark cases, we will discuss brown versus the board of education. topeka, kansas third-grader, separate but equal meant a six block walk to the bus that would drive her a mile to the all-black school even though the all-white school was only a few blocks away. her father sued the school board and their case along with other similar cases made it all the way to the supreme court. we will examine this case and explore racial tensions of the times, the personal stories of the individuals involved, and the immediate and long

at 10:30, congressman mark walker from north carolina, a baptist minister.nd saturday morning at 10:00 eastern, it is congresswoman maybe walker's, former state senator who interned in d.c. as a college student. and congressman seth moulton, a massachusetts democrat and a marine who served four tours in iraq. your best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> ♪ announcer: c-span presents "landmark cases, a book which explores 12 historic supreme court decisions, including brown versus the board of education, miranda versus arizona, and rovers is way. "landmark cases," the book features the highlights, background, and impacts of each case. published by c-span and cooperation with cq press. "landmark cases" is available for $8.95 plus shipping. get your copy today at c-span.org/landmarkcases. "washington journal" continues. host: coming up next, we are going to talk about efforts to raise the minimum wage across the country. in particular, this fight called fight for $15. discussionroundtable across the country. we i joined here at our

alex walker--"this year marks the 40th anniversary of the road to the dome. this year also marks sergeant bluff- luton's first ever straight, the warriors eager to make some noise here in cedar falls." sb-l taking on another dome newcomer, norwalk in the 3a semifinals. opening quarter the warriors strike first, these teams are both called the warriors by the way. brady bransfield in from short distance, norwalk up 7-0. first drive for sbl, matt george rips a man's run down the sideline, 1000+ yards for george in the playoffs, picking up where he left off. the drive would stall though and on the next norwalk drive, the warriors pull some misdirection. kolby klock takes it in off the reverse, the purple and gold up 14-0. they would score again to make it 21-0 but here comes sb-l right before the half. jacob shultz to chris kroll. 32 yard strike, warriors down 14 at the break. but it wouldn't get any better in the second half. bransfield to tyler schamel, 28-7 norwalk cruising in the third quarter. then later in the half sbl gets some redemption on defense. bray

mark walker, 10:30, baptist minist minister, in his first elected office.urday morning, mimi waters, republican from california, former interned in d. krs as college student. 10:30, south moulton, harvard graduate, marine, served four tours in iraq. your best access to congress, c-span, c-span radio, c-span.org. >> c-span has coverage of the road to the white house 2016. you'll find the candidates, speeches, debates, and most importantly, your questions. this year, we're taking our road to the white house coverage into classrooms across the country with our student cam contest. giving students the opportunity to discuss what important issues they want to hear the most from the candidates. follow c-span student cam contest and road to the white house coverage 2016 on tv, on the radio, and on line c-span.org. >>> the lexington institute recently hosted a forum on ways to improve acquisition management at the defense department. from earlier this month, this runs 2:40. >> ladies and gentlemen, get your attention please. thank you all very much for joining us.

mark walker, from north carolina, a baptist minister.rning, mimi walters, from california, a former state senator who interned as a college student. democrat,oulton, a harvard graduate, and a marine who served in iraq. your best access is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. tonight, snoop dogg debuts as part of our disrupt san francisco conference. here is more from that event. >> it is me giving you an explanation of what it is you want to learn about. you want to get some inside. be likely encyclopedia to the cannabis world. >> cool. what kind of content can we expect? i know there will be a network of celebrities and other editorial workers and videographers. what can we expect from this video content? >> it is a diverse range. you are talking about cultural content with regard to technology, food, we have a cooking show and a bunch of original series coming out. , the greatexpand think about the cannabis industry beyond its medical benefits and the social benefits, it is the job creation. we are talking about a business in the $

scott walker dropped out of the race back in september, but he's left his mark on it, and on the gop. walker fought a bitter battle against unions back in 2011. 14 democratic state senators fled the state of wisconsin to avoid voting on the bill to limit public sector bargaining power. they eventually lost. walker won. when it comes to unions, most of tonight's candidates are glad he did. >> governor scott walker didn't take on collective bargaining rights for public employees because he enjoyed the political circus. he did it because it was the right thing to do to create a sustainable wisconsin. >> the 22 right-to-work laws, if you add up their viability versus others, they're winning every battle. >> right-to-work laws which prohibit unions from paying dues are a decisive issue. democrats say they help the middle class. we take a look at the facts. >> wisconsin governor scott walker became a tea party darling by limiting collective bargaining for public employees and making wisconsin a right-to-work state. >> it's about reform. it's about making sure we can put people to work, we c

at 10:30, mark walker, republican from north carolina and baptist minister in his first elected officeaturday at 10:00 am, mim wahlers from california, who interned in d.c. as a college student. and 10:30, congressman seth moullion and marine who served four tours in iraq. your best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >>> all campaign long, c-span takes you on the road to the white house, unfiltered access to the candidates, at town hall meetings, news conferences, rallies and speeches. we're taking your comments on twitter, facebook and by phone. and always every campaign event we cover is available on our website at c-span.org. >> and now democratic presidential bernie sanders talks about democratic socialism. in a speech he touches on how the controversial idea can help americans in their everyday lives. this is about 90 minutes. >>> thank you. wow! look at this. is there some excitement in this room today? thank you. thank you all for coming on behalf of the mccourt school of public policy, the institute of politics and public service and georgetown univer

porsche is blaming paul walker for his own death or leasing, he had leasing it will tell you why. >> mark force is planning paul walker from his own death. the vehicle been had used an altered, that he knowingly expose himself to the rest by being a passenger in the car. the car crash into a tree and burst into flames. the driver was also killed. walker's daughter filed a suit for wrongful death of her father. >> james: this potential what weather where pacific. it may put hampered your plans, coming >> darya: will come back to take a look of the weather was james. >> james: on the left were looking at the cleanup of the air and californian yen and at modesto. in the tornado we learned that 21 homes and damaged. you can see that in the lightning slight. the area was hit last night. on your bottom right severe storms hitting kansas with hail and tornadoes. there's a snowstorm in denver. >> darya: if you're reading now you may have a tornado or snowstorm. >> mark: looking in an hour after they come into the van tour--denver. collor had really, in fact is relieving out of the bay area airpor

at 10:30 congress mark walker, a republican. and saturday morning at 10:00 eastern it is congresswoman from california congressman. he is a marine. >> next, a demonstration of ibm's artificial intelligence system known as watson. dogg on hisnoop cannabis pop culture media platform. it is one hour and 45 minutes. unenthyou for that usiastic welcome back. [laughter] i appreciate that. it's monday, so we are only going downhill from here. our next guest is very exciting to have him join us on the stage. we talked a little bit about ai. elon is not offend, yuri is. -- elon is not a fan. please welcome dr. john kelly from ibm and our moderator. ♪ >> we are going to do a live demo. what are we about to see, and why do we care? >> what you are about to see something that no one else has ever seen, other than those deep in my research labs. many of you remember watson, the artificial intelligence machine on the game of "jeopardy." at the time he was an open domain question and answer system. fast-forward to today, what you're going to s

then congressman mark walker.rday morning at 10:00 et, commerce when mimi waters a republican from california, a former state senator who andrned in washington, d.c. then a massachusetts democrat and marine who served for tours in direct. to congress access is on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. press from the national club, elizabeth warren discusses ways to change the nation's corporate tax code. she talks about some u.s. corporations moving to foreign nations to avoid high tax rates and says the system needs to be reformed. to the press club, i am one of the business editors at npr here in washington and i am on the board of governors at the club. our guest today is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. first i will introduce folks at the head table. any applause until i have introduced everybody. this is the chair of the speakers community -- committee. and betsy martin who helped organize the event. welcome our c-span and public radio audiences. you can follow us on twitter. now, our guest speaker. she

it marks the findal radification to the constitution which abolished slavery. paul walker's father is suing moreb for wrongful death and negligence over the crash that killed his son. the suit was filed on wednesday. in it walker's dad claims the car, the "fast and furious" star was ride income lacked safety features that koumtd hacould ha prevented the crash. walker's daughter filed a similar suit in september. >>> uber is helping people realize when they need a ride home. the car service is offering breathalyzer tests and free trips home. uber tested the system last night. the company is calling it uber smart. here's how it works. ian one who tries this breathalyzer was offered a free ride up to $20. uber reps tell nbc 10, the company is compensating drivers for those rides. >> i think it's really smart. because then you don't have to risk lives, especially your own and others when you are driving. >> depending on how successful this campaign is, uber officials say, we like seeing more of those kiosks popping up around the area. it is a thanksgiving tradition. the national

they demanded money and a style of television sets and jewelry course is blaming paul walker for his own death. >>markthe court documents they claim the death as a result of his own fault and he now on expose themselves to the risk involved in using the off to car he died in the two years ago when it crashed sept. the da's filed a wrongful death lawsuit the judge facing a backlash of the removal of debris from her foster parent has a truce and saw from the case that awarded the bid to replace with a straight cup last week after the criticism he reversed his decision there is concern that he could have the been removed again ran a custody hearing but he is off the case. >>darya: he was on the contras after brought last month after a talk to jessica turned revealed a to chef of the submitted the possible charges against an a prosecutors considering filing one count of all lawful use of cocaine for being under the controls of a controlled substance he is still in hospital recovering. >>mark: according to new government statistics this on the 50 percent of americans smoke that is a low number since the st

walker bush, i like george w. bush, but i don't want a third one. it plays into the dynastic thing, which hurts him even if they are individually popular. marko changing his name. john: i know. mark: embracing this and trying to use this is the only thing he can do in his comeback. there is no reason to talk about jeb bush unless in the context of, can he come back? he way he behaved this week, is performing well enough to come back now, without a doubt. john: there were various moments in the last couple days were people have noted in the press that it has been like a therapy session. the way he's talking about his father, like from the couch, does that work? mark: it's not flawless, but it could be worse. john: fair enough. when we come back, we ask former bush adviser mark mckinnon for his thoughts on the bush 41 biography we just talked about, after these words. ♪ john: we are back, talking more about the book about the bushes and the presidential campaign with mark mckinnon, strategist to george w. bush and many others, including some democrats once upon a time. there is no way to look at this except them in some way being put on the co

walker. >>> the temperature is right now dropping with the sun. now another freeze warning is about to go into effect. how low it's going to go, mark. >> reporter: ross, we've been talking about this cold weather pattern, saturday night, and now sunday night the very cool temperature is in place. first, we talk about the lows from this morning. you can't pick out mountain view, that was a record, checking in 31 degrees. a couple of records toward gilroy. napa 28 degrees. look at that santa rosa temperature down to 23 once again. here is the overall weather pattern. the main cause of all of this cold weather pat herb. a big area of low pressure out to our east. it is kind of stalled out here, but it is finally on the move. tomorrow morning, not as cold as this morning, but it will still be pretty cold out there with 20s and 30s. here is our live camera, still partly cloudy skies. a few high clouds in fact have been increasing. the thinking is they will create an insulating blanket. temperatures tomorrow morning may be up 2 to 3 degrees. still very cold out there, already dropping into the upper 30s, 39 degrees in fairfield. lots of

walker. a touchdown. >> taylor going to take his shot throwing end zone, he's got watson. touchdown. >> looking in that direction, throwing, diving catch made by brandon marshall. >> another quick hit. bryant. markevens, bryant. >> again from the end zones, hits simms out of the back field, simms get it back to evans. off the hands and taken in for a touchdown by wader >> good day for new york yesterday, the jets and giants both taking home wins, those were some of the highlights from around the league. let's go to dallas, cowboys hosting the eagles on sunday night football, greg hardy made headlines after photos surfaced related to the victim of his domestic violence arrest last year. he expressed his regret in a tweet. the game itself was a close one starting in the fourth quarter the game tied at 14, dallas pass intercepted by jordan hicks who takes it back the other way for a philadelphia go ahead store. on the cowboys next drive the qb scrambling, one to the back of the end zone, dez bryant able to haul that one in to tie the game. back after missing five with a broken foot, this game goes into overtime, the eagles with first possession in overtime. >> matthews now in the game at the 41 yar

walker into the millennium falcon with sebastian dressed as han solo. the costume even played the "star wars" theme and featured led lights. actor mark hamill, who plays luke skywalker, tweeted his appreciation. emily: it looks great. cindy: a live look outside. olessa: the sagamore bridge is shut down for an accident. traffic being detoured. traveling northbound, 24 slow out of avon. 30 to 35, braintree to boston. some delays as you travel southbound on route three. 93 south states heavy to the leverett connector. minor delays on the d branch of the green line. everything else back on goeddel. cindy: temperatures going into the 70' s. in boston, we just have to get to 73 to tie the record. 62, boston. some fog reducing visibility on the cape. a little bit of sunshine amongst some clouds. all of the showers ahead of the front will fizzle out before they get in here. a chance of a spot shower that passes by this evening. a couple of showers may tag you on the cape. you may see a brief passing shower. otherwise, look at this this afternoon. moisture with the front falls apart. high temperatures in the low to mid 70' s. cooler on cape c

walker. he is not happy he is outside of the presidential race. but he seemed to be having fun, trying to get back into the national conversation. markrlier about the fact that rubio has not been a good grassroots fundraiser, has not raised donations like carson or cruz. do those campaigns aspire to ramp it up? >> in the long run, he feels like he has to. the critical number is favor of really-on favorability. he is not generating anything 2008.arack obama did in if rubio wants to be a candidate that inspires the base in the same way, that is something he needs to aspire to. notionush laughs off the he may be out of the race. are there people that have it in their mind that he maybe get out? >> nobody close to bush is telling hito get out. they have the money to keep going. short of a disaster tonight, i sloughing offkeep suggestions to get out. mark: widely circulated cnn piece about iowa. does he have an infrastructure? is there time to build one? can he be a finisher without having spent time on the ground? >> for rubio, a third-place finish in iowa could be good. he does not seem to have a lot of infrastructure the way carson doe

marked as safe. we thank you for watching us this hour. our continuing coverage on the terror attacks. will be back after the break. >> i'm amara walker, thank you for watching. with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >>> hello, and welcome to our continuing coverage to the breaking news out of paris. i'm amber walker in atlanta. >> i'm george howell. it is 10:00 a.m. in france right now. that country is under a national state of emergency. this after friday night's highly coordinated and unprecedented terror attacks. >> threes 153 are dead from six shooting and bomb attacks. you are looking at the heavy security presence outside the concert hall which saw the most carnage. >> authorities say eight attackers are dead, seven blew themselves up. some were armed with ak-47s, and some reportedly had explosive belts. it's still unclear how many attackers were involved in total. [ explosion

walker into the millenium falcon with sebastian dressed as han solo. the costume even played the "star wars" theme and featured l.e.d. lights. actor mark hamill, who plays luke skywalker, tweeted his appreciation. emily: very creative. randy: a "star wars" superfan force awakens." emily: daniel fleetwood has a rare form of cancer. in july, he was given two months to live. his internet plea to see the movie before his death got the attention of the actors who play finn, chewbacca, and luke movie reps showed up at daniel' s home yesterday and gave him a private viewing. the movie opens on december really kind. randy: we' re looking forward to the weekend with pleasant weather. cindy: we have been able to see some planets in the predawn. jupiter, mars and venus. it all depends on where you are. we have some fog reducing visibility. this is what it looks like over boston right now. it is warm everywhere. 63 degrees right now with a touch of humidity. we' re in the lower 60' s on the cape. stevenson temperatures near 60 across southern new hampshire this morning. there were a couple of showers overnight on the cape. we cannot rule out a spo

. >> i, george walker bush, do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> narrator: george w. bush's inauguration would mark the beginning of a decade where gun control was off the agenda in washington. the assault weapons ban would expire. the supreme court would rule that individuals had a constitutional right to own guns. congress would pass a law to protect gun makers from lawsuits. the gun control forces were left in disarray. >> the gun control movement is fragmented. you don't have what you need to mount a true movement, which is committed warriors-- people who don't need money, who don't need fancy galas-- come out because they care. that's what the gun people have. >> narrator: for the nra, it was total victory. (phone ringing) (heavy breathing) >> 9-1-1. what's the location of your emergency? >> sandy hook school. i think there's somebody shooting in here, in sandy hook school. down the hallway... >> narrator: 11 years later. >> they're still around me. there's still shooting. >> narrator: 154 rounds from a bushmaster semi-automatic rifle. (rapid gunfire) >> newtown 9-1-1. what's the location of y

mark yesterday, what are they doing? do they do this for their brand? i happen to think it's very bad for their brand. i think walker did a good thing. the way walker -- he saw it wasn't happening, wasn't going to happen and he just got out quickly. he was favored, don't forget. that was before trump was going to happen, right? but he was favored for a period of time. he was favored. walker, governor walker, never thought he was going to win. what happened is he got out. i think the way he got out was great. i think he did a really smart thing for myself. frankly, other people should get out because i would like to personally have more time to talk about the problems of the united states. and more importantly, how to solve the problems because we can solve the problems. so, it's a great question. people should get out. yes? [ inaudible ] ivanka. they just said one of the biggest applause lines, it's trushgs i get when i talk about my daughter ivanka. she was just at "fortune" magazine for something like woman of the year. which is great. she doesn't know -- ivanka, just say hello, okay? ivanka will be very involved

half time with a ten to zero lead marking first time this season the owls shut down a team in the first half. jihad thomas ran for 129-yard and two touchdowns. bj walker threw for 16 seer he he yard helping owls smash the u-conn hughes cost 27- 36789 the coach is beaming with pride. >> i'm so happy for these guys. they are great kid. they have battled adversity from two and ten to this this, we're not done but we can do more. i'm really proud of how they played tonight. i want to thank people that came out all year, our students, our band, they are special people. >> whether you are tim many football fan or not they admit the it its nice to have a winning philadelphia team to cheer on. flyers, eagles, phillies all under achieving so far. sixers broke a record for most consecutive losses by a positional team. so fans are now thankful for the owls. >> we are a philly's team right now, it never was that way and may never be that way again but man, i'm loving it. it is a big game. >> it is a big playoff game. >> that is what i always wanted and hopefully this is what philly wanted. i know those kid in there wanted it. i can just say go olds, that is all i

time with a ten to nothing lead marking first time this season that the owls shut down a team in the first half. jihad thomas ran for 129-yard and two touchdowns. pj walker threw for 160-yard helping owls smash u-conn huskies 27-three. the coach is beaming with pride. >> i'm so happy for these guys. they have battled adversity. we're in the done just yet. we are hoping to do more but i'm proud of the way they played tonight. >> i want to thank people that came out all year came out tonight. whether i a fan or not they admit it is a nice time to cheer on a winning philadelphia team. steve paterson has more from thankful owls fans. >> and, it is easy being a fan of philadelphia sports right now. the let's just take a good hard look at things. the flyers, while showing promise are tied for fewest wins in the nhl. the the eagles a team many were predict to go have lombardi as preparations are now four-seven those same people wondering if they will even win again. and oh, boy, this. while sixers just broke a record, most consecutive losses by a professional sports team, in the you had, wow. so who has the best winning percentage in philadelphia pro sports? th

walker bush has a lot of respect. it's amazing to see this kind of internal bush family drama playing out in the work of a pulitzer prize winning historian. mark a good sign for him. this is the most smooth and comfortable i have seen him, talking about his brother and father and the bush legacy in the entire campaign. without a doubt if he does have , a come back, these issues will come back up, so the book might in some way be a good thing, for him to talk about his family. john: it is certainly true that he seemed more comfortable there. it might also flush some stuff out of the system. on the other hand i don't think , it is ever good for jeb bush to be in a position where he's defending his brother. to me that is a no-win situation for jeb bush, in terms of the general election and the republican party. i don't see how you win that argument. there is something us to talk about here separately. poppy bush seemed to be on jeb's mind when some students asked him what it was like to have a father who lived in the white house. here is his answer. mr. bush: my dad was such an inspiration for me. whenever i made a mistake, all he would have to s

walker. he seemed to be one of the happier guys in the room outside of the presidential race. but he seemed to be having fun, trying to get back into the national conversation. mark the fact that rubio has not been a good grassroots fundraiser, is not raising donations like carson or cruz. and bush hasn't been either. do those campaigns aspire to ramp it up? >> in the long run, he feels like he has to. the critical number is favorability-unfavorability. he has a lot of room to grow. he is not generating anything like barack obama did in 2008. if rubio wants to be a candidate who inspires the base in the same way, that is something he needs to aspire to. whether he can do it remains to be seen. mark: bush laughs off the notion he may be out of the race. are there people that have it in their mind that he maybe get out? >> nobody close to bush is telling him to get out. tonight is a big debate, obviously. they have the money to keep going. short of a disaster tonight, i think he can keep sloughing off suggestions that he has to get out. mark: widely circulated cnn piece about what marco is building in iowa, which is not much. does he have an infrastructure? is ther

mark yesterday, what are they doing? i happen to think it is very bad for their brand. i think walker did a good thing. think the way walker saw it wasn't happening, it wasn't going to happen, and he just got out quickly. he was favored, don't forget. i know it was before trump was going to happen. he was favored for a period of time. they thought he was going to win. what happened is he got out. i think the way he got out was great. i think he did a really smart thing for himself. frankly other people should get out. i would like to personally have more time to talk about the problems of the united states. more importantly, how to solve the problems, because we can solve the problems. that's great question. people should get out. yes. [inaudible] eva. they just said said one of the biggest applause lines, is when i talk about my daughter of anke. she was just at fortune magazine for something like woman of the year. just say hello, hello, okay. she is going to be very involved and malan is going to be very involved. they will coming out very soon. she is going to iowa. when are you going to iowa? >> v

mark yesterday, what are they doing? do they do this for their brand? because i happen to think it is very bad for their brand. i think walker did a good thing. i think the way walker -- he saw it wasn't happening, wasn't going to happen, and he just got out quickly. he was favored, don't forget. that was before trump was going to happen. right? but he was favored for a period of time. he was favored, governor walker. they thought he was going to win. what happened is he got out. i think the way he got out was great. i think he did a really smart thing for himself. frankly, other people should get out. because i would like to personally have more time to talk about the problems of the united states, and more importantly, how to solve the problems because we can solve the problems. so it is a great question. people should get out. yes. [ inaudible question ] >> ivanka. one of the biggest applause lines i get is when i talk about my daughter. she was just at "fortune" magazine for something like woman of the year, which is great. ivanka just say hello. okay? but ivanka is going to be very involved and melania is going to be very involved, soon.

walker goes down and so do the owls, temple lost. temple has given up 84 points in the last games. >>> this is the last thing the flyers need they are struggling, mark striet will be out 6 weeks for surgery on the groin area. flyers down as many as two, back they can in the third, off wayne simmons and in and tied at 2. in ot, jake borachek scores, finally, his first of the year. flyers winning 3-2 in ot their second win in their last ten. >>> sixers in san antonio they would love one of these. okofor scores 21 and 12 rebounds. dunkin gets the best of the sixers, they lose they have lost 20 straight going back to the last year. >>> phillies acquire a veteran from arizona that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> the metropolitan opera paid tribute to the victims of the terror attacks. >> yes they opened the matinee with the french national anthem. members of the audience rose to their feet some even sang along. >> much more to come on the sunday morning edition of "action news." models of iconic pieces of history are created from popular children's toys. >> at age 897 she is still going stro -- 97 she is still going strong, look at her and hear about he