is it's so inclusive, everyone just loves pushing each other, you get that adrenaline what type michael rush buzz you get is kind of addictive. you get it once and as $0011 addictive. you get it once and as soon you addictive. you get it once and as soon you have got it, you want to up it or progress that trick to get the buzz again and to maintain it, and it's what keeps the sport so fresh. i got into this sport fire another sport which was riding scooters. it's kind of a gateway sport because it's easy to pick up. you use your handlebars and feet, and i was different in high school but at a skate park, you are not different. you are surrounded by people who are also love the adrenaline rush, love being social, and having lots of fun, maybe in a different way to people who like playing video games 01’ people who like playing video games or being girly girls. i'm deftly not a girly girl. it's very surreal that this is my full—time job. a girly girl. it's very surreal that this is my full—timejob. two years ago, i was working full—time as a cook and so i was sweating out at the kitchen 40 hou

will continue on against anyone who was complicit with epstein >> reporter: michael thomas's lawyer said there's been a rushdgment and that federal authorities are going after the low man on the totem pole. chris pallone, nbc news, new york >>> now to two deer in michigan who are lucky to be alive this morning. and this is why. >> oh! >> whoo! praise the lord. >> bucks had to be broken apart with a chainsaw after they got hooked together. the men who freed them happened to be hunters but said this would not have been a fair fight. so that's the way to use a chain saw right there. >> let's get a check on your day ahead with meteorologist bill karins >> we have some weather concerns today as we're going throughout the morning hours. be careful driving in the desert southwest flash flood warnings rupp heavy rain moving through 14 million people are included in these flash flood watches we even have thunderstorms overnight that have rolled from just outside san diego now between blithe and yuma. that's where the heaviest rainfall is. also a period of heavy rain south vegas eventually this will move toward the p

rush to hike. ands dissect those comments welcome now, michael mckee.loomberg's international economics and policy correspondent. great to have you with us. give us your take of what was most important. how did it compare to what he said on october 30? michael: he did not really make any news today which was his goal. nothing really different than what he said in his last press conference. the fed has done its bid and the economy is being stimulated by the fed, some watch. it is accommodative. that is where they will stay for now as long as the economuy performs as it has. there are still threats particularly in trade and the slowdowns and other countries, and they will keep an eye on those things, but for now, they will sit and wait. shery: and yet, president trump relentlessly criticizes the fed. yes yesterday, he compared the u.s. and central banks here to other countries. michael: a couple of interesting things that powell said, he was explicit in saying that we do not think that chinese economic data is accurate, but it is what we have, so we follo

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michael and ronni moffitt, both 25, and recently married. whileffitts waited letelier showered and dressed and rushed out the door. isabel barely had time to kiss him goodbye. orlando took the wheel of his 1975 chevelle malibu classic. michael opened the front passenger door for ronni and plopped himself in the backseat. it was a drizzly morning in the nation's capital. in less than an hour, orlando and ronni would be dead. michael would be traumatized for life. this is the actual car after the bombing. on sheridan circle. "i never learned what the surprise was," isabel recalled when i interviewed her over 40 years after the event. to this day, the killing of orlando letelier and ronni moffitt remains the only assassination of a foreign diplomat on u.s. soil. it is also the only state sponsored assassination in washington, and the most important in u.s. history. the letelier-moffitt assassinations constituted the most brazen act of international terrorism ever committed in the capital of the united states. . the only state-sponsored such act and the only car bomb. the two-decades-long resolution of t

michael? okay, i'm sorry to tell you, ma'am, he's been killed. he's okay, ma'am. >> no, he isn't. >> dalia is rushedthe boynton beach police department for the start of interviews. dalia begins by telling the detectives that michael, her deceased husband, wasn't exactly squeaky clean. >> he's been trying to get off probation. >> uh-huh. >> and it's just been nothing but problems the whole time that he's been trying to get off. >> mike dippolito, she said, was a convicted felon, a swindler who had bilked thousands of investors by selling them phony currencies. >> it was for taking money. it was like he explained it like boiler room kind of where they would take money from people. >> in other words, her murdered husband was a guy with enemies. when he was released from prison after seven months, he was still looking at more than 25 years of probation. he had been ordered to make restitution to the victims he had fleeced an outstanding iou of $191,000. >> people weren't happy that he was getting off probation because it's a lot of money he's got to pay back. >> find out who he owed, suggested dalia, an

michael? okay, i'm sorry to tell you, ma'am, he's been killed. he's been killed ma'am. >> oh, no! oh, no. >> reporter: dalia was rushedo the boynton beach police department for the start of interviews. she began by telling the detectives that michael, her deceased husband, wasn't exactly squeaky clean. >> he's been trying to get off probation. >> uh-huh. >> and it's just been nothing but problems the whole time that he's been trying to get off. >> reporter: mike dippolito, she said, was a convicted felon, a swindler who'd bilked thousands of dollars from gullible investors by selling them phony currency securities. >> it was for taking money of -- like, he explained like "boiler room", kind of where they would take money from people. >> reporter: in other words, her murdered husband was a guy with enemies. when he was released from prison after seven months, he was still looking at more than twenty-five years of probation. he'd been ordered to make restitution to the victims he'd fleeced, an outstanding i.o.u. of $191,000. >> people weren't happy that he was getting off probation, because it's a lot of money he's got

michael, the attempted notion. "the wall street journal" has tried this, rush limbaugh has tried this.s is tom cole, republican of oklahoma, saying the same thing. take a listen. >> i look at it this way. the aid is there. and the investigations didn't happen. so if there was a quid pro quo, it certainly wasn't a very effective one. >> i mean i have to note that the watergate wiretaps that the plumbers broke in to fix didn't ending up getting fixed because they got nabbed. so no crime. >> right. the aid is there now so clearly there was nothing illegal or impeachable done. yes, when did the aid get there? i mean the aid was not there at the time it was supposed to have been released and there was a reason for that. what was the reason? well, the president had a conversation with president zelensky in which he said i have a favor, though. i'll give you what you want but i have a favor, though. come on. this is not rocket science. this is not complicated. what you're seeing is the shucking and jiving by republicans to give this president as much runway, as much corrider as they can but t

republicans, who are saying why are you rushing a vote bywh december, an haven't you called these critical witnesses? they have not subpoenaed john bolton, rudy giuliani, michael pence. they could've issued the subpoenas and been through theur trial by now if they acted. laura: what does this mean for the former national security at -- advisor john bolton, who has been doing the dance of the seven veils over what he may know about the present's dealing with ukraine testify?rats force him to jonathan: that's a good question, because there is talk of getting this thing to a vote by the end of december, which investigation in h.t impeachment it is still incomplete as a record. you have a lot of folks that are directly to the prt whopoke have not been subpoenaed. this is a rather on record to go -- odd record to go forward on. the concern is that it is s,e iowa caucuot the impeachment process, that is iving the schedule, that speaker pelosi wants this over by the time of the iowa caucuses in february. laura: so the fact that the judiciary committee is holding a public hearing next week, does that mn democrats will drive this forward without thoseia crucwitnesses,

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staff sergeants isaiah lockleer and michael mora were at their recruiting station at the tan fran mall when shots rang out. they rushed in to treat two wounded teenagers with life saving first aid and today were awarded army soldiers medals for their bravery at a special ceremony in san francisco. their commanders praised their quick thinking and selfless action. >> incredibly proud. these soldiers ran to the sound of gun fire to administer aid, help save lives. this is what we do in our army. we serve our nation no matter where it is. it could be a mall or anywhere but we are here to serve. >> the soldiers credited their training for their quick reaction. and they're joining me now. staff sergeants, thank you for coming in. you guys looked so sharp today. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> you don't have to call me sir. i'm going to call you sir. take me through the frantic moments. you're in an office. you have a recruit you're talking to and suddenly you hear gunshots. >> yes. so we were talking to our future soldier specialist muriel young just going through what training was like and next thing you know we heard

drop down into the plateau and then rush towards the edges of the continent gushing through these valleys. >> anthony: so it's a fluky micro climate here? >> michaelf antarctica. it's warm, we're coastal. >> anthony: life at lake hoare, considering the limitations and the difficulties, is freakin' luxurious by continental standards. out here, by the way, as everywhere on the continent, every bit of waste is separated and collected. one pee's in a bottle and pours it in the barrel, where it is eventually collected and shipped back to america. life here most definitely has its advantages. rae and her staff seem always to be making something delicious. homemade bread, scones, muffins appear throughout the day. tonight its bbq pork tenderloin. oh that looks good. pork tenderloin, damn. grilled mahi sticks and shrimp marinated in chili sauce. homemade sourdough bread, a roasted beet salad. >> woman in orange: oh, my gosh. look at that salad, it's so purple and it has avocado in it. >> anthony: what cannot be fresh is nonetheless delicious. edamame's salad with dried cranberries and carrots. roasted vegetables, one might find oneself enjoying a cocktail

michael thomas. saints in the field goal range and from 33, and it is good. the saints are now 9-2. frank gore passes barry sanders on the nfl all-time rushing list.e now is third in nfl history, 15,273 yards. of course he's a long time niner drafted by the niners in '05 and also their leading rusher in yards. he's a future hall of famer frank gore. we'll keep you updated on that game. >> how old is he now? he's what 37 or -- >> something along those lines. gold jacket awaiting him. >> i'm telling you. thanks, chris. >> just ahead san francisco's food scene that can be pricey. >> but you'll >>> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, cal fire is suing in and out and seeking more than a million dollars. what is accusing the popular fast food chain of doing. >>> and a protest pops up right on the lawn of oakland city hall. what activists are demanding the city to do to fix the homeless problem. >>> and would you pay $400 for an order of fajitas? >> the menu includes the tex-mex staple for $400. >> it includes black wagyu rib >>> tonight, holiday travel and the triple threat. winter storm watches in effect as a record number of americans are expected to travel ov

. >> and you're distracted. 7 on your side's michael finney is here with tips on thou get that done. >> because we know everybody wants to rush financial stuff. it's fun neglecting stuff. it's not too late. have i three financial goelals u can still accomplish before the end of the year. the clock is tickin down to the end of the year. so have you kept those financial resolutions you made back in january? >> this is kind of crunchtime, because this last quarter is the mst expensive quarter of the year with the holidays. >> one expert says it's not too late. here are three money goals you can still accomplish before new year's eve. number one, set up auto savings. schedule transfers from your checking account to your savings account every pay period. >> instead of going i'm depriving myself, well, i'm paying myself now. so i'm actually choosing to pay myself so that in three months i can do what i want. >> in two, track your spending and stop being wasteful. download free apps or software that categorize your spending. >> when we look at where our money is going, suddenly it gives us the freedom to know oh, this is actually ho

right, and it's an odd answer that morrison gives that he rushed straight to the office of john eisenberg and he also does mention his deputy michaelllis. to make them aware generally of the call and because of concerns about a potential leak. but when pressed what was it that you specifically wanted the nsc's lawyers to be aware of, he's not able to give a direct answer to that question. and when asked why is it that you're concerned this call might leak, it doesn't really make much sense that's the kind of concern you'd go to the nsc legal office about. so both aspects of his answer to this question, why did you run straight to nsc legal don't seem to quite add up. >> tom nichols, did it make any sense to you? >> i couldn't figure it out. it seemed like he he knew something was wrong, he sort of blurted that out for a moment. and at one point he was asked why did you go to lawyer and he said he wasn't in the room, he wasn't at the meeting. and of course the immediate question is would that be normal? so he wasn't in the room. and then again he was asked, and he said well i just wanted to let them know what happened. and what did

fox is learning that former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, intends to file paper work before tuesday's deadline. much as he rushede paper work to alabama before that state's deadline and news week is separately reporting the former attorney general of the obama administration, eric holder may be dipping into this water as well. here to discuss all of this is my good friend ed henry whose brand new shows debuts right after this noon eastern time. you look terrific. >> i feel great. and my sister, colleen, you asked me, i donated part of my liver other the summer, amazing. i do fox and friends on saturday and sunday, you've taken the baton and run with it, or a trot. neil: a slow trot. the doctors are okay with you pushing your body? >> my surgeon told me you're going to-- i didn't tell fox about it because suzanne says take it easy. i wanted to get back into it. 12 noon eastern, saturday and sunday, let's call in and cover the news, fair and balanced, remembered that? let's go straight at it. you're talking about a friend, and bloomberg said in private, i want to run, but i don't think i can win with biden in ther

michael flynn is a liar why did the f.b.i. was a liar general flynn casualty number one of the rush hour why did the f.b.i. was a liar general flynn casualty number one of the russia gate saga is calling out the f.b.i. he claims they changed the wording of his wrist to gates saga is calling out the f.b.i. he claims they changed the wording of his responses to their questioning and did so to arrest him we also have information as to their questioning and did so to arrest him we also have information that the agents did manipulate the 3 o 2 you know it was long in a quotation that the agents did manipulate the 3 o 2 you know it was long in a quote deliberative state as they called it which is highly unusual in an homage self we have deliberative state as they called it which is highly unusual in an homage self we have taxes exhibit 11 to our document the comparison of the february 10th that says exhibit 11 to our document comparison of the february 10th and february 11th 302 that show the addition of substantial additional climb february 11th 3 o 2 that show the addition of substantial additional claims that

michael, my question is we know the risks for democrats right now. everyone is saying the democrats -- the republican critics are saying you're rushing impeachment.without a single republican vote. i get that risk for democrats. what's the risk for republicans though now? in circling the wagons and sayisay ing despite all this evidence, we just don't see the point in going through with impeachment. what could be the lasting harm for them? >> the lasting harm for them would be if a case has been made. and frankly i think the dust needs to settle for a couple of days. i'm hesitant to weigh in immediately saying they're not going to be able to meet their burden and get enough republicans to support them. 20 senators in the united states senate. but the risk for republicans is that a compelling case has been offered, that more testimony might come forth. you know, there's no reason why theoretically the judiciary committee couldn't also hear some testimony. i think it's unlikely, but it's theoretically possible. and we don't know the rules of how this is going to play itself out in a senate trial. and theoretically there could be new information fort

rush really worth it? >> reporter: good morning. folks have been out here, the lull before things pick up but from what i'm told, i am standing in between michael pretty busy right now and we are outside starbucks because people are getting their coffee because they are ready for these deals which have been going on and going to continue until late tonight. now is a good time to come out, 40% full which means throughout the day, continue to go up and we are continuing to see a lot of deals. they are going to be reopening pretty soon. it is going to be a good shopping day, you can knock out the entire christmas list by coming to the outlets. >> i hope you get some holiday shopping of your own done. >> i plan to. carley: 50,000 families could return home after a massive chemical plant explosion forced evacuations. officials in texas will reassess that order hours after firefighters finally got the flames under control. the tpc plant caught fire early wednesday sending a blast of flames into the air and rocking homes as far as 30 miles away. 3 employees were injured, thankfully they are all okay. todd: the supreme court protecting confederate mone

michael? >> so, graham, how does it feel to have it all over, all the adrenaline rush of a live show over.me in my head. i'm getting flashbacks to last night. >> but last night was really incredible to watch, a lot of fun. i heard that your mother and your 8-year-old niece were in the audience, so what was their review after the show? what did they tell you what they thought? >> well, my mom was just over the moon. she loves hearing me sing but my 8-year-old niece for some reason, she's my harshest critic. she is a huge "little mermaid" fan, but she just -- she just never really saw me as prince eric. she's like, you're uncle g, i don't know how you can make this happen but i think i flipped her by the end of the night. so i was really happy about that. [ applause ] >> well, i'll tell you, but we also -- how was it behind the scenes? we saw some behind-the-scenes things happen. was there anything crazy that we didn't get to see? >> yeah, yeah, definitely. i mean, this whole -- this whole process was just crazy. as you can tell from the production there's a ton of technical elements that ha

cocounsel told the jurors there was an obvious rush to judgment that contaminated the entire investigation. >> kind of an evil suspicion -- >> first responder michaeltarted making accusatory comments while they were still trying to revive leslie. >> justin at one point turned to me and said something along the lines of i never trusted that sob. >> i think that suspicion started with mr. sparks and never stopped. >> you think it was somewhat of a snowball effect? >> yeah, i do. >> and even though goleb was a prosecution witness he admitted he never found anything odd about fred's behavior that day. >> i think in the context it seemed appropriate. >> but what about that important evidence against fred, the apparent lack of injuries on leslie's body? did you wonder at all why your mom didn't have more injuries as some people feel she should? >> you can't say what people are supposed to -- >> she was bundled up. she was in cold-water. we thought about this more than anyone should ever think about what their mother's body should be after she died. >> he testified there were some injuries, bruising on her hand and an apparent small skull fracture that no

there's a rush, i don't know if it is to shut it down, but it makes no sense to me as a prosecutor. >> tucker: and not that long after that, dr. michaele famous pathologist, revealed an independent autopsy review, which added to those theories, and bolstered those questions. watch. >> i think the evidence points toward homicide rather than suicide. >> why? >> because there are multiple -- three fractures in the hyoid bone, the thyroid cartilage, that are very unusual for suicide. >> the breaking of a hyoid -- >> tucker: dr. marc siegel is the man we go to to get our medicalr: questions answered, a fox medical contributor. he has helped us understand the story from the beginning. hi, doctor. you believe in science, you are a physician, researcher, a man of science. doesn't make you nervous when people say, you know, don't ask too many questions. this is settled, we don't want to hear your questions. >> the first thing that comes to my mind, what might they be hiding? what might they not want to release because they don't know the public reaction is going to be? i, as a scientist and a physician, want the public toci know, i want the br

rush begins. the west coast getting slammed with heavy snow overnight. we'll have moreen what you need to know before heading out the door. two days until presidential bid -- and former mayor michaelready making headlines for extravagant ad spend and targeting of president donald trump. >> sees a different menace coming washington so no stopping here because there's an america waiting to be rebill mike bloomberg for president. jobs creator, leader, problem solver, going to take all three to build back a country. but while bloomberg attacks right he's getting slack from the left. >> we do not believe that billionaires have the right to buy elections. [applause] >> that is why multibillionaires like mr. bloomberg are not going to get very far in this election. will bloomberg add on campaign become a major issue for democrats let's bring in democratic strategist and trump 2020 senior legal advisor jenna ellis guys gorping. >> good morning cheryl. kechi first to you you know mike fell bloomberg is a billionaire been taking heat about sapped percent going after him and the money he's spend to go after trump is -- it is 34 million dollar. do you think he has wrong fight within the party

rush to beat the 2020 political calendar. the evidence and the process to date, they are turning impeachment into a routine political weapon. presidents of both parties will regret it michaeln brooklyn, new york. good morning. -- will regret it." michael in brooklyn, new york. good morning. caller: the testimony was really revealing. the republican congressman pointed out that -- what makes us look bad is that president trump has not asked for an investigation into joe biden -- joe biden entered the race, that is when he decides to withhold aid, congressional aide that was given to republicans -- by republican senate and the democratic congress of the house, and he withheld this money for an investigation. now, this is bribery and extortion, which is technically a crime and a misdemeanor, and it is impeachable by the constitution. ambassador taylor, he tried to protect us in the u.s. and -- in the usa by having -- the administration did not release the eight until there was a complaint filed with the ig. who came up with this plan, whether it was bannon or giuliani to sabotage trump, but it is just terrible what has happened to our country and our president. i know the eco