so, we begin with maurice feldstein. this will take me about three minutes but before we begin, we have to have a little pop quiz. you didn't think there would be a quiz that you but we have to begin how many people know? that's what he had yesterday at the swearing-in when 22 of his members tried to bail out on him. it is trouble or aggravation. the book begins with that word. that is with maurice feldstein demand that felt to be christened his life avoiding thought as he sat in his dining room he was chewing on the couch again from the mandarin gourmet takeout. his wife just asked him this question. do you plan on watching the mets tonight? he mumbled i was planning to unless you want to watch something else. benson is pitching and he detected a possibility. he resumed chewing avoiding any contact in hoping that the only sound in the dining room would be the but how. the drumming of her fiery fingernails against the table or the side. god had implanted the guilt pipes deep within her. like the wail of a tornado warning

like the global war on maurice, it is all written on this.every word is written on this because the nature of my life in my service in congress doesn't allow me to find time in front of a computer to write. so i have an idea and start writing it. here's something or see something right on this. my staff thinks i'm the most unfriendly boss they could work for because whenever i'm with them, and cars planes, trains are actually was onto planes and a train trying to get down the unsparing and day. all i'm doing is picking at this. so i apologize to my staff. but now they know what i was doing. i wasn't writing mean things about them. if the ethics committee approves the contract,. serve. >> the question was do we have subsidies? cs tax credits for poor people who can't afford a gun. tax

thomas hannibal, thomas moveet, jaim [inaudible] hunter, maurice quarter. they're running the streets except for one of them. i don't think they should get away with what they did to my child. i am still suffering. i will still going through it and i am tired. i need justice. i need some kind of closure. i don't think they should get away with what they have done. they can't say i was young. i was high. you still have to be accountable for what you have done. we talk about unsolved murders. my son's case is unsolved and all these men on here cased unsolved. all lives matter. all lives matter. i say that. i have this picture of my son that's laying on the gurney dead shot full of bullets. this is the only memory i have. i worry about my children i have left. i tell them you don't want your mother standing over you. you don't want your mother standings over you. for me to be eight years out of my son's death and i am still going through it. it's sad. just see what i have to remember. i wouldn't wish this on the perpetrator's mother to go through what i am goi

as maurice jones reports, having no outside funding improves powering for on-chip been her friend cragg. -- for on-chip and are -- for and japanr entrepreneur fran craig . >> many of our operators that many of our -- many of our people operate like that. they hobble it together with chewing gum and rubber bands. ours is all one. >> we look at it for ranting of how pele arere using mobile devices with webpages. >> hurdles to not scare her. >> we are doing a lot of web-based developmpment. i'm sure we can do something where we can get immediate results. i spokto se of our customers and freddie participated. >> the software e is currently being perfected and specialized with 20 virtual l employees and 45 employees in this northern virginia office. her team is a strong one. it is like family. she has watched heson move up thranks to become a top salesman. >> it is really like working withth one of your best friends, instead of working with yourur mom. >> our revenues are growing. that is pretty good. >> the cpany is a success by most measures. it is not beholden to anyone except its custome

this is maurice cunningham. he was last seen at his family home in the 1500 block of west norris street in north philadelphia. now, police say he had gotten into a fight with his father and he does have behavioral issues. he's 4 feet five, about 93 pounds. if you have seen him please call police with any tips. >>> bucks county has a brand new justice center for cases to be tried. crews are putting finishing touches on the 285,000 square foot building here at 100 north main street in doylestown today. it is the largest capital project in county history. opponents say the eight story $85 million building is a reckless taj mahal but supporters say it is needed. the facility by the way does connect the a parking garage. >> all right time now for a check of our "action news" traffic report on a friday night. >> all right t.g.i.f. let's take to you matt pelman see what's up. >> oftentimes friday evenings can be pretty trying on the traffic front for sure monica and rick. this afternoon though a little bit milder than

best finish in college hoops, antonio campbell in ohio to maurice endor who got it down from the free-throw he dunks that with a tenth of a second left. the bob cats win in dramatic fashion. i love to see those. more to come. the latest from pats head coach bill belichick on the flat football and is ♪ for the first time in...♪ ♪forever...♪ ♪...there'll be music...♪ ♪...there'll be light...♪ ♪...for the first time in forever♪ ♪...i'll be dancing through the night♪ frozen fun is at disney california adventure park for a limited time. with a great room offer you'll be close to all the fun! ♪...'cause for the first time in forever...♪ ♪...i won't be alone. ♪ >> all right, we are back. former raiders head coach lane tippin will not come bang to the bay area. he will stay in alabama as offensive coordinator. he was the candidate for the 49ers offensive coordinator job. >>> all right, have you forgotten superbowl 49 is next sunday? it may have slipped your mind since everybody is focusing on deflate-gate. the game between the seahawks and the pats has become secondary news as the nfl investigates

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we're seeing more of a mix in cape may and maurice river. as we fly you over to the suburbs, you can see there's still steady snow coming down in allentown and parts of the poconos. that's a good camera there. over the next few hours we'll see more tapering. as i continue to track this fast-moving slipper, our next concern will be how much snow we saw, a county by county forecast. then i'm head at saturday's snow. i'll go over the details on that in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> our team of reporters is out covering where the snow is having the biggest impact right now. nbc10 mitch blacher live in center city. has the snow slowed down the drive for people heading home? >> reporter: this is about as light an evening commute as you'll see. a lot of people headed out of work and back home early. we are at 15th and jfk right in front of city hall. the streets, you can see, they are flowing pretty well. there aren't many cars on the streets. this would usually be a congested time in evening rush. the city actually had 80 trucks out last

because in charlie hebdo's case, they fired a cartoonist, maurice sinet, at one point, because he drewwas critical of nicolas sarkozy, then the french president's son, who was getting married to a jewish woman. and this was deemed to be antisemitic. so is there a double standard, where this guy gets fired for that but then has no problem publishing cartoons that are seen as making fun of the prophet muhammad? >> there is a double standard, and i think that is a problem. though i will say this _ i do not think that mocking a religious doctrine is the same as mocking the memory of 6 million people who were killed during the second world war. france does have hate speech laws, and among them, holocaust denial is a criminal offense. >> right. >> and i have for a long time spoken out against those laws. i do think that we have to get rid of hate speech laws in europe. and it's given some muslims a reason for accusing france of exercising double standards, because on the one hand, how is it possible that charlie hebdo can do what they are doing being taken to court and acquitted, and then yo

maurice yo died after cardiac arrest. he was from el salvador. he was the only person to die in wednesday night's fire. today displaced residents gathered in front of the building. many still in disbelief. >> it's hard. that was my home for the last 12 years. now i'm not -- i don't have a home. >> due to some safety concerns of the second floor, at this time there will be no access to the second floor. >> reporter: those words disappointed many residents who hoped to get inside the damaged building to collect some personal belongings. the department of building inspection says it would be irresponsible to allow any of the 54 residents back inside even for a few minutes. >> a building this old, i believe it dates from 1907 it may contain lead it may contain asbestos. >> reporter: here's a 1926 picture of the building on 22nd and mission. residents have been offered temporary shelter at the salvation army. but many are staying with family members, by law they will have the option of returning when the building is fully repaired, which may take up t

the union reportedly signed maurice adu to multi year contract.ast season he played here on loan from stokes city of the english pre mower league. scored three goals and had two assists for the union and helped them reach the finals of the us open cup. >>> new clippers owner steve ballmer national hit for his high energy. you see him busting a move. fergie performed her new single la center at the staples center he just had to let it go. he had to let it out. let it gyrate out. what a great job. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> celebrating the 80th birthday of the king. >> he may be gone but that certainly didn't stop fans from gathering as elvis' family cut the cake on what would have been the king's 80th birthday. this morning priscilla and lisa marie presley did the honors at graceland. elvis of course drove fans wild for decades more than 1 billion records sold. he died in 1977 at the age of 42. we'll be right back.

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but the owner of maurice pier wrote a letter to the mayor urging the city not to approve that deal. they say the concert last year resulted in arrests, loud and profane language drug use and underage drinking. >>> a school in burlington county that we've been telling you about has reached its fund-raising goal to avoid closing its doors. we've learned that st. paul school in burlington city has now raised the $250,000 that it needed to stay open. the school faced a deadline of today to come up with the money, and they did it. the community came together to help with a number of recent fund-raisers and donations. >>> fighting the flu. this morning we have some new information about the virus in this area and it's not just the very old or very young most at risk. >>> and better than new york city, chicago and san francisco. coming up at 6:00 a.m. the local aspect that travel experts say make shopping in philadelphia some of the best in the world. living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox

. >>> police sources tell ktvu that maurice speights was at a club early monday morning.ers tried to rob him of gold chains in a parking lot across the street from the club. speights ran from the group and was not hurt. he played in the warriors game on monday night, which they won. >>> jonathan martin is making headlines, after he helped to stop a shoplifter in los angeles. he broke the news on twitter, saying, quote, just took out a dude trying to rob a versace store. #civicduty. martin says he and college friends from stanford were shopping when they saw the shoplifting taking place. he helped mall security chase the suspect down. martin says he punched the person five to eight times before they could control the man. >>> 7:25. the suspect is a coward. that's how dublin police are describing a man accused of beating and robbing a woman near a very busy bart station and they are still searching for that suspect. on wednesday afternoon, the 72- year-old woman was walking just before 12:30 on golden gate drive near the west dublin- pleasanton bart station. she says the ma

maurice has an appointment to be fitted for a new prosthetic. before the doctor comes in, the young boy sizes up what will be his left foot. >> we give him first prosthetic in 2010. every day he grose. >> reporter: which is good, but your prosthetic is not growing. >> yes. every time we change, it's three or six months. >> reporter: he needs a new one. >> yes, because the stump is growing all the time. >>> he is growing quickly. when they try the new prosthetic, it needs a few adjustments. it takes time. when they come back a second test is a better fit. he walks up and down, up and down, and therapists check his balance. he likes what he sees. for his mother every visit here, every fitting is a reminder of an already hard life in haiti will be harder for her son. this man oversees the prosthetic shop. and is optimistic. what is the prognosis? how will the little boy we saw today, how will his life be when he's 30 or 40 or 50. >> he's not sick, he just miss a part of the leg. we replace that. he continues to revolve like a normal boy. >> reporte

giant counterterrorism apparatus kids focus on a hapless long island pharmaceutical salesman named maurice. morris feldstein anyway morris. what seems to amaze even some of steve's closest friends isn't how amusing the book turned out. it's how he found time to write it. for one thing he represents a pretty demanding and far from securely democratic district new york's third congressional district which includes a chunk of long island as well as a small portion of queens, also having served in congress for 14 years, he's become a ranking member of the house democratic leadership has twice to the democratic congressional campaign committee. but steve does enjoy writing and apparently has developed a knack for doing so on his cell phone which is where he composed a good part of the book. why a comic novel? as he told the "washington post," instead of screaming and yelling on the floor of the house when confronted by the insanity of washington, he prefers to deal with it as parity. and we are all the more fortunate as a result. so ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming congressman

but maurice a beast on the boards. and yeah he had 26 points on the night.n with its offensive rebounds coming up by green. he secures his first career triple double. and oh by the way look where he gets the ball. good idea. curry falling down. it's the three. he hat 32 points, 12 assists and how about the warriors 126- 105 and yeah game ball missed the triple double no doubt about it. >>> we talk about two teams that really needed a pick me up. cal off the loss. washington off the loss. the pac12 opener at the pavilion. wallis will force the turnover and then back the other way in the open floor. tyrone will seal the deal. the huskies led by five at the break. cal really turns it on at the second half. three of his season highs 31. bears by five with four to play. about a minute to go and the dagger, yes somebody forget to cover somebody. david crabish had a career high 21 and cal wins, big win for the bears 81-75. >>> stanford did not need c ravitz, he's out with a foot strain. second half was all cardinal and the preverbial nail in the coffin. >>> and the

maurice speights had 26. mo buckets there. and green had his first career triple-double.e warriors win their 11th straight at oracle, 126-105. college hoops, cal opening pac-12 play against washington. the bears were coming off a loss to bakersfield and another slow start in this one. tyrone wallace missed his first eight shots. his ninth was that dunk. cal down at the break. jordan matthews on fire. finished with a game high 31. cal a winner 81-75. stanford in their conference opener as well hosting washington state. this game tipped off at 11:00 a.m. anthony brown got the wake-up call that a lot missed, coast to coast. that's what brown does for you. renynolds just one point at halftime. then explodes. the step-back three and a jumper to beat the shot clock here. randall would finish with 18. stanford wins. they have been playing bowl games seemingly forever but the finish to the armed forces bowl made history because it was insane. houston came back from a 25-point deficit against pittsburgh. the fourth quarter the cougars are down 34-14. greg ward is going to hit gree

maurice pace was at the club. a convicted felon pulled a gun on him. a group of gang members tried to rob him of his gold chain. they ran from the group. he wasn't injured and played the next night. officers arrested the alleged gunman and identify him as michael lamont jackson of san francisco. >>> now to the continuing coverage of the paris attack. thursday was a national day of mourning across france. it's now friday morning and the two suspected gunmen are still at large. here are pictures of the two suspects. they're brothers both in the 30s and so far they've managed to evade an intense police dragnet. >> reporter: frank the suspects were reportedly spotted northeast of paris. look at the map and you can see, there's paris and the search is now focused in this area. france watches on high alert tonight. >> reporter: police encircle the gas station thursday morning north of paris where an attendant says two men resembling the suspects stole cash and food. helicopters circled the area which includes marsh land and a 51 square mile forest. the eiffe

this as we learn more about the victims including charles cartoonist. 68-year-old economist bernard maurice was also killed. he wrote a column under a pseudohim in. police identified the two police officers killed. he was on a bicycle patrol in the neighborhood when officials say he was assassinated. today he is called a hero for doing his job. frank was a 42-year-old married father who was killed in the offices where he was the body guard assigned to the paper's editor. the editor had been under police protection since appearing on a wanted list during the 2012 controversy. the cartoonist famously said i would rather die standing than live kneeling. and now for more on the massive hunt for the suspects. joining me again by phone from the site of this ongoing police search in france cassandra, what are the police doing now? >> that hasn't stopped the research and going door-to-door with weapons drawn searching each house. now the roads are still blocked off and moving around from house to house. they are using flashlights. >> at this point what we know is two men are heavily armed and that

and man who died in that fire wednesday has been identified as maurice from el salvador. lee ann has the latest on the relocation effort latest on the relocation effort. >> this woman will spend the night in an emergency shelter located at the salvation army mission community center. she and more than 50 residents lost their home to a devastating fire on wednesday night. >> it's hard. that was my home for the last 12 years. now i'm not t-i don't have a home. >>reporter: one person died. tell after cardiac arrest. he was from el salvador and member of a local church. today displaced residents gather in front of the building many still in disbelief. >> your safety is no. 1 concern for me. >>reporter: residents were told they would not be allowed inside to collect some of the personal belongings. >> disappointed. sad. >>reporter: department of building inspection says it would be irresponsible to allow any of the 54 residents back inside even for a few minutes. >> building this old and i believe it dates from 1907 may contain lead and asbestos. >>reporter: here's 19 26 pictu

maurice speights at 26. his first career triple-double. 16 points, 1 assists, 11 rebounds. feeding seth there for the jumper. the warriors win their 11th straight at oracle. 126-105. >>> college hoops, cal opening play against number 21 washington. the bears are coming up. another slow start in this one. the first shot. ninth was the dunk. down 5 at the break. jordan matthews on fire. finished with a game high 31. cal winner 81-75. stanford in their conference opener, as well against washington state. this game tipped off at 11:00 a.m. anthony brown got the wake-up call that a lost guys missed. coast-to-coast, 13 points, 11 boards. that's what brown does for you. and then he explodes. the step back and jumper to beat the shot clock. he would finish with 18 points. stanford wins 71-56. they play in bowl games seemingly more ever but the finish to the armed forces bowl made history because it was sane. houston came back from a 25 point deficit against pittsburgh. fourth quarter, the cougars gown 34-14. greg wa

maurice the planner working on the project, is a native washingtonian. he appreciates the history, too. >> there's a monumental city. there is the residential city. there are generations of folks that live here. these are important. these are important monuments. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news4. >>> coming up at 6:00, we've heard a lot of talk about changes to one of the busiest roads in our area. the question is, what would that interstate 66 revamped look like? adam tuss will tell us. >>> and a surprise for one local teacher in front of all students. >>> right now at this moment, drivers who are not enduring that brutal commute on i-66 may be at the first of several public meetings to address the congestion in northern virginia. our transportation reporter adam tuss now explains the issues and the potential solutions to getting people home quicker. >> reporter: when the traffic crawls on 66 it really crawls. >> it's horrible. it's absolutely horrible. >> reporter: so what to do about it. well vdot is putting together a number of options, including yes

around the millville area maurice river seeing light snowfall. we don't expect it to amount to anything but other than that it's going to get colder as we go through tonight, especially when the snow starts to end as well. take a look at how much of the country is seeing the cold air. it's not just us. even though overnight we'll be dropping to around 20 in philadelphia. the cold air is pretty much everywhere. the only place you'll see temperatures in the 60s is in south florida. so it is going to be cold even to end out the week into the weekend. at least we stay dry. future weather thursday into friday, we stay nice and dry. even going into saturday. big area of high pressure keeps us dry. but we will be staying cold to start out the weekend. now we go into sunday. big changes starting on sunday. it will get milder with more of a south wind but this also comes with some rain in the forecast. so, the mild temperatures will also be bringing rain showers. not snow showers. mostly cloudy for tonight. it is going to get colder. 25 degrees for the lo

maurice goodman has seen a fight on a plane before and will never forget it. >> you start thinking about, okay how do i react, what do i do if we really need to get this guy on the ground. >> reporter: the plane returned immediately to the gate and police say the suspect lost all of his fight once they got on board and he surrendered peacefully. >> he should be locked up. i mean with all the terrorism and things that happen today, i mean it might just be he's angry or whatever but it put the putts the fear of all the things that go wrong on the a plane. >> the man involved in the flight is having a mental evaluation and is being charged with assault. >>> it's been a mainstay downtown for ten years but it may be moving on. the spy museum's plans for the future. >>> burgers, fry, and shakes and forget the catch. how a fast-food chain is changing what you pay for your lunch. sptz . >>> tell me what you love about your son. >> put away the cash and keep your credit card on your next trip to mcdonald's. you may be able to pay with love. starting monday the fast-food chain is going to randomly

. >> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, 24-year-old rookie deputy maurice pressey hasrned to deal with the intimidation factor of his job. >> first day by myself, i'd be lying if i didn't tell you i was nervous. it's 72 on one. >> pressey, who is unarmed during his shifts, is the only deputy locked in a housing unit with 72 inmates. most are not convicted, but are in jail awaiting trial for charges including assault, robbery and murder. >> when you tell people what you do, they say, man, i don't see how you do it. 72 people, you know, all walks of life, that done all types of crime. >> at many jails, officers monitor units like this from secured control centers. but at hillsborough county, they spend their shifts on the floor in the open. it's a system known as direct supervision and it has been proven to reduce violence in other problems by allowing deputies to build a rapport with the inmates. >> if you like dealing with people, this is a great place to work. i love dealing with people, that's why my degree is in sociology. >> but pressey and every other deputy in th

maurice speights at 26. november bucket there.areer triple-double. 16 points, 13 assists, 11 rebounds. beating seth there for the jumper. the warriors win their 11th straight at oracle. 126-105. >>> college hoops, cal opening play against number 21 washington. the bears are coming up. bears off a loss to bakersfield. another slow start in this one. the first shot. ninth was the dunk. down 5 at the break. jordan matthews on fire. finished with a game high 31. cal winner 81-75. stanford in their conference opener, as well, against washington state. this game tipped off at 11:00 a.m. anthony brown got the wake-up call that a lot of guys missed. coast-to-coast, 13 points, 11 boards. that's what brown does for you. and then he explodes. the step back and jumper to beat the shot clock. he would finish with 18 points. stanford wins 71-56. they play in bowl games seemingly forever, but the finish to the armed forces bowl made history because it was insane. houston came back from a 25 point deficit against pittsburgh. fourth quarter, the c

returns here through the the reflectivity of the radar showing some band of heavier snow through maurice river cumberland county, extending toward the the expressway. cape may seeing a pocket of heavy snow through southern parts of the cape may county between avalon and cape may point. this is where we are expecting some of our heavier accumulations especially through interior south jersey. if you are traveling in these areas over next couple of hours please take it slow visibility is an issue, thinks where the the snow is falling a little heavier at this point and in reading we have half mile visibility same in lancaster. fog in philadelphia, point will eight of a mile. atlantic city half mile visibility and pottstown a mile and mount holly only a mile visibility with snow and fog. the winter weather advisory continues until will ten this morning. snow amount modest felt on inch and a half, magnolia glass co, half an inch, harrington in delaware .4 of an inch. blackwood, new jersey a trace but more to come throughout the evening commute. temperatures right now for the the most part belo

we will move in closer and you can see areas to the south that any do you ever, maurice river, vinelandg harbor we are all looking at rain in those areas. temperatures are right now, every place, we've got them below freezing 29 in the poconos. thirty-one at the airport in philadelphia to 46 degrees in wildwood. the it is a day of varying temperatures to begin with but eventually everybody gets in the 40's. the it will be on and off rain showers. some have of those rain showers could be heavy and then lets put this computer model which is in the doing a stellar job at the this point because it is lagged behind where it is but it gives you an indication that this heavier rain will be moving in other area. a as we move in the morning hours. we will finish out that time line. hopefully that computer model will realize what is going on and get its act together and we will give you great advice on how you should be handling your day to day and is what coming up over the the next seven days, nicole. >> carol, thank you. >>> the water is back on and running at lowes hotel in center city this m

so i gave stel the cam rand she says, okay, maurice! what have you got to say for the camera!>> charlie: the very fine director she is. >> and he looks right in the camera and he says enjoy. (laughter) 30 years later, pretty consistent. >> charlie: how was that? there was a time he and i were doing a program together when john lennon was alive and we both said let's call him and see if we can find him. >> charlie: did you? no -- did you? >> charlie: no. we could call dad and see where he is. (laughter) >> charlie: great to see you. much success with your collection and the introduction of stella the perfume. >> thank you. >> charlie: stella mccartney, thank you for joining us. for this and more episodes visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund >>> every single bite, need it to be -- >> twinkies in there. >> it's like a great big hug. >