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what is behind this unusual number of mumps cases. mumps in this country? where this outbreak is being felt the hardest. we'll talk to chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta for that. i'm brooke baldwin, you are watching cnn. >>> welcome back. it's day three in the hate crime murder trial of a man accused of killing nine people during a bible study at mother emanuel ame church. the jury heard this accused gunman clearly say "i went to that church in charleston and i did it." yesterday jurors were shown closed circuit video of the suspect arriving at the church where the bible study was under way and then leaving through that very same door, a gun clutched in his hand. before this trial began earlier this year, i was invited into that very bible study room and spoke with those whose lives were spared, including polly shepherd who said that accused gunman allowed her to live to tell her story. she asked he wouldn't kill them all, as many of them had their eyes closed in prayer. police released this security camera footage of the gunman entering the side

. >>> mumps outbreak, hitting campuses all across the country. cases sky rocketing on a ten-year high. a warning for families as college students head home for the holidays. >>> and hatchimals hysteria, they're the must-have gifts of the season, and parents are cracking up, just trying to find them. "nightly news" begins >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm tamron hall, in for lester. he was the last of america's first astronauts. john glenn, the former astronaut and u.s. senator has died in ohio at the age of 95. tonight, he is being remembered not just for what he accomplished, but also for what he helped the dreaming beyond the stars. tributes are pouring in tonight, including from president obama, who said, the last of america's first astronauts, has left us, but propelled by their example, we know that our future here on earth compels us to keep reaching for the heavens. on behalf of a grateful nation, god speed, john glenn. tom costello has more on his extraordi

making sure that nobody else gets the mumps. doctor diagnosed one student with the highly contagious virus this week. anna-lysa gayle looks at the steps the university is taking. >> i was kind of surprised. heard of the mumps being prominent for a long time. anna-lysa: students at georgetown university are checking their immunization records to mature they have received the mumps vaccine after a student was diagnosed with a contagious virus. >> i went back and checked my records to make sure i had the vaccine. anna-lysa: the university's associate vice president of student health has reminded students that symptoms may include fever and swelling around the jaw. some of the best ways to avoid spreading the disease is for students and faculty to wash their hands, cough or sneeze into a tissue, and avoid sharing drinks and eating utensils. contract -- contact respiratory secretions when coughing or sneezing or direct contact. >> i'm pretty worried. especially we are living in a communal setting, sharing bathrooms and all that. it's

is experiencing its worst mumps outbreak in ten years. mumps. >> it's scary to know something like that is around. >> reporter: parents feeling anxious after top u.s. health officials say they are closely monitoring the largest mumps outbreak in more than a decade. >> what we are seeing is a highly infectious disease. >> reporter: they have reported aid growing number of cases in five public schools. harvard university has been coping with handfuls of infected students since the beginning of the school year. over at the university of missouri, more than 200 people have come down with the virus. the cdc says mumps cases have now surfaced in all but four states, with nearly 4300 infections reported. arkansas is the epicenter with nearly 2200 cases in mostly school-age children. >> what efveryone can do is mak sure you are up to date with immunization. >> reporter: lack of immunization could be to blame according to public health officials. several years ago rumors circulated that certain vaccine could cause autism in children. while that wa

the united states is experiencing it worse outbreak of mumps in ten years.he cdc is tracking the virus in all but three states. fox's casey steegel explains why mumps may be on the rise. >> very scar toy know that something like that is around. >> parents and multiple states feeling anxious, after top us health officials say they're closely monitoring the largest mumps outbreak in more than a decade. >> what we're seeing is highly infectious disease. >> king county near seattle reported growing number of cases in at least five public schools, harvard university coping with hands fulls of infected students, since the beginning of the school year, and over at the university of missouri more than 200 people have come down with the virus, cdc says mumps cases have surface in the all but four states, with nearly 4300 infections reported. arkansas is the epi center nearly 2200 cases, in mostly school-age children. >> what everyone around the state can do is make sure you're to up date with your immunizations. >> lack of immunizations in general can much to be blam

. >>> you know, the mumps may be one of those childhood diseases we get vaccines for when we are kidslly making a comeback and there are hundreds of cases around the country. they're making grown-ups very sick. cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joining me now from atlanta. sanjay, cases that are popping up in different parts of the country. various college campuses, in particular. the cdc says it's the worst in ten years? >> the ingredients for much outbreaks is you have people who are clustered together and in close quarters, why you often see them in dormitories, for example. and, also, even if you've been vaccinated as a child, typically people get two shots. the second shot coming between 4 and 6 years of age, very effective. problem, over time, 10, 15 years later, they can start to decrease in how much protection they're still offering. what is happening 10 to 15 years late people are often going to colleges. so clustering, vaccine starting to wear off and particularly in colder weather states, during the colder weather, the people are even more clustered. so tha

anna-lysa: students are checking their immunization records to make sure they have the mumps vaccine after a student was diagnosed with the contagious virus. >> i made sure that i was good. anna-lysa: the associate vice president for student health has reminded students that symptoms may include fever and swelling around the jaw. the best ways to avoid the disease is for students and faculty to wash their hands, cought or sneeze into a tissue or elbows, and avoid sharing drinks or eating utensils. >> i am pretty worried. i think especially because i'm living in a communal setting, sharing bathrooms and all that, it's very important to sanitize all the time. >> it makes me nervous knowing not had the immunizations. we have to's submit immunization records before hand. anna-lysa: on the school website, it says that anybody under the age of 20 62 is registered at the school will be required to show proof of vaccination -- anyone under the age of 26. anybody suspecting they are showing symptoms should contact thst away. alison: this just into the newsroom, a man who the police say fire t

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people are infected with mumps and another are being tested. all of the cases are in children who had been vaccinated for mumps. doctors say in some cases people do not respond to the vaccine but they still recommend that day and there is hope that a new vaccine could help save thousands of lives. a trial is underway in south africa, the first trial in a decade. although treatment has improved health officials say a vaccine is the only way to stop the spread of hiv. the study won't end until 2020, but researchers are feeling optimistic about the initial response. >> we ultimately want control this epidemic, so we are going to need who to control the numbers of people becomes infected and there is no more sustainable way than having a prophylactic vaccine. it's the holy grail of epidemic control. jennifer: in south africa alone the government estimates that more than 3 million people are being treated for hiv. tom: a local nonprofit that helps hundreds of people get a new look. the groundbreaking for renovations coming to easter washington d.c.

. >> federal health officials are warning of the mumps.alifornia is among the 46 states affected so far. nationwide there's 4300 infections reported. officials say arkansas appears to be the epicenter. with half of the total. the majority is school age children. unfounded concerns about the danger of vaccines is driving the spread. >> what everyone around the state can do is be up-to-date. >> mumps is transmitted through saliva. symptoms are fatigue, fever and swelling of the cheeks. >>> a lawsuit over the use of formaldehyde. it causes breathing difficults to nose bleeds. >> clients love it. makes their life easier. >> at salon dna, stylist say 60% of the clients come here to get their hair straightened. they use brazilian. >> if you do it the proper way you're fine. i have never had any problems. >> two environmental groups, women's voices for the earth and the environmental working group have filed a lawsuit saying that beauty salon worker reported burning eyes, breathing problems, headaches and dizziness. >> there's been an ongoing inv

you can still get mumps when you're older.e system didn't have a good reaction to the vaccine. more importantly is that the vaccine effectiveness can wear off over time. usually about 10 to 15 years about the time you're in college. so there is some talk amongst people at the cdc that we may see in the future a third booster. but, overall, vaccination is important for preventing the spread and size and duration of these outbreaks. >> finally. silly putty may not be so silly after all. the stretchy substance was seen as just a children's toy, of course. but that was before researchers in ireland got their hands on the stuff. a study published in the journal science finds the material offers some surprising promise. silly putty is made out of polysilicone, a substance can act as a liquid and solid. researchers combined it with a super thin and strong material made out of carbon that can conduct electricity. with that they created a material that can act as a high performance electromechanical sensor able to detect a heartbeat an

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. >> thank you so mump for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> roads in marin county are under water. >>> king tides takeover the water front. >>> crews are cleaning up downed trees as fast as they can. >> fast and furious. streams across the north bay may look a lot like there one in santa rosa tonight. flooding is a concern as parts of the north bay have gotten three inches of rain. >> be so careful out there. this is what it looked like on miller avenue in mill valley earlier this afternoon. the heavy rain is causing flooding on roads all across the bay area now. >> thanks for joining us. from the north bay to the south bay, we have reporters all over the bay area covering the storm. first, we want to start with abc 7 news meteorologist. >> take a look at live doppler 7. we have seen intense rain, strong winds. right now it's still pretty wet. the intensity is not as widespread as earlier. we're seeing pockets of moderate rain. street level radar around castro valley. you'll notice pockets of yellow. pittsbur

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health officials are dealing with an outbreak of mumps.the c-d-c says the country has been hit with the mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus spread through saliva and mucus.as of november 5th...there are more than 28-hundred cases.several university campuses have also been implicated in these outbreaks. school cafeterias have a reputation for serving foods high in fat, sugar and sodium. but many schools are successfully meeting the latest nutrition standards.a new report reveals 90-percent of cafteria directors had adopted at least one practice to increase the amount of fruind -- like adding salad bars. having a postitive attitude could help you live longer. researchers at harvard university tracked the health of 70-thousand women.those who were considered to be the most optimistic ... had a 30- percent lower risk of early death than the least optimistic women.in fact, optimism protected women from dying of cancer, heart disease, stroke, and infection. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news including the change to one of milwaukee's most iconic now at 4:30 -75-years

is dealing with an outbreak of mumps tonight. as of mid-november there are 2900 cases, arkansas had 1900 and iowa has nearly 700. the number of clusters are on college campuses where close quarters help the virus spread faster and students may be losing immunity from their childhood vaccinations and the cdc is urging a third dose of the mumps vaccine. >>> packer childrens hospital says that erica and eva sandoval were successfully separated in an operation that went well into the evening. 17 doctors and nurses and workers took part in the ceremony. there were tears of joy when the surgery was complete and the girls are doing well tonight. >> christmas came early in delaware, winter fest at of the dew point hospital for children. troopers came to play games and make crafts and enjoy food with the little patients there. there was music and even santa claus stopped by it makes the hospital stay nicer within are you at the hospital for the holidays. >>> still on "action news" wednesday night. they put their lives on the line and toni

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the center says the cases of mumps are triple the 269 total.f vaccinations or they have faded over time. pre-schools should look for signs of adh gh their students and a study published recently said including preschools in the glines did not increase diagnose or prescription of medications. a rather super researchers say that no picks carried the bacteria and it's okay to go a little nuts every day, eat nuts, take day way from the wmc and timing and cuts dow had a wade range of diseases from cancer to heart disease. >>> parents sense a -- that is the result of a survey. by -- 7 mole moelsds for the kid. 56% of parents asked feel 51-4-% might become media addicts or text addiction. >> let's take a look at what's coming up at any time at. at can the you can watch "fresh off the boat" and then "the real' neels ♪ >> abc 7 news at hk does continue and it's a horrific scene, unlike any other. we'll hear from -- ar with tra drajic requests. >> remembering an or when -- her friend shares her inspiring interview and ganger in southern california and pu

. >> an outbreak of the mumps in the u.s., 2800 cases, the most in a decade. it is a highly contagious disease spread through saliva. they several university campuses have seen outbreaks, including two cases at uw-madison in the fall. >> having a healthy social life helps your health. they followed several thousand people since being born in 1958 and most with strong cognitive abilities later in life had higher levels of social >> i don't think so. >> okay. >> face to face. >> okay. it is 5:00, the news continues. >> tim: good morning. welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm tim elliott. >> i'm melinda davenport. breaking news, in milwaukee and what we are learning. >> plus, making sure your car is getting through a wisconsin winter, the thing to grab before headed to the roads this weekend. >> we are on track and weather watch and matt is on deck, and we beginning with jeremy nelson. >> good morning, a few snow showers and flurries.

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georgetown university student has been diagnosed with mumps. the university sent out a letter to the community telling everybody what spread through coughing, sneezing and direct contact. symptoms are fever and swelling and grand rapids around the jaw. we have more on the town -- swelling and soreness around the jaw. we have more coming up. doug: a few clouds this evening and we will drop in the lower 40's. later tonight is clouds increase. this is the stormwatch7 future cast. this is a simulation of what may be happening. i reich to point out that the -- i like t placement of the precipitation you can't rely on. but the general theme is there. that is tomorrow morning is the upper air disturbance coming over. there may be a patch of light rain with a possibility of a few wet snowflakes in spots. it continues to indicate the best chance is south of washington area. what that means no impact on driving. you may have wet snowflakes on the windshield. most of the area will remain dry. some will have the sunshine in the morning. everybody is going

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protesters called for electric tores to vote against mump but it did not work passing the 270 votes winning 304 to clinton. some votes for other candidates hundreds of veries in portland, oregon, took to the streets. it was called for electoral college justice and questioned the qualifications of the president-elect donald trump. clinton won the popular vote by three million around the nation. the elections will be certified by congress on january. >> proof of how crazy the weather has been across a lot of the country. this is a look at a reporter in casper, wyoming, showing how it was pushed over by hurricane-strength gusts. temperatures in the upper midwest have plummeted below zero and the wind chill takes it below that with downed power poles threing thousands in the dark. nine have died because of icy roads. in the bay area people are wake up to temperatures in the 30s but nothing compared to what we have across the country. check this out, in one city they are taking extra steps to make sure the cold does not do any damage. to danville, maintenance services shut off all of the drinkin

in today's healthcases of mumps are spreading through several states this morning.so far -- the outbreak has hit texas and shington. e cases. health officials are trying to track where the outbreak started. more cases could be coming because people who contract the illness typically get sick more than two weeks after being in contact with a person already infected. today is world aids day. people across the world will unite in the battle against h-i-v. in wisconsin --- there are estimated to be more than 8 thousand people living with the virus. here in milwaukee ---- there will be a special rosary church '' on oakland avenue... starting at 6 tonight. a new report shows needle exchange programs like the one here in milwaukee... has contributed to significant drops in the rates of h-i-v. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --christmas is going digital this morning. how your kids can get a phone call from santa before the he getting a call from d cool right? well there'sa new app that allows you to tell santa a few details about your child and the big man calls back with a personal

can seek civil fines, the mump more substantial criminal penalties can only be handled by law enforcement. >> ninan: thank you hkris. well, coming up, what does se, the same never quit attitude. that's why i asked his doctor about once-a-day namzaric. (avo) namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine or any of the ingredients in namzaric. tell the doctor about any conditions including heart, lung, bladder, kidney or liver problems, seizures, stomach ulcers, or procedures with anesthesia. serious side effects may occur, including muscle problems if given anesthesia; slow heartbeat, fainting, more stomach acid which may lead to ulcers and bleeding; nausea, vomiting, difficulty urinating, seizures, and worsening of lung problems. most common side effects are headache, diarrhea, dizziness loss of appetite, and bruising.

and went about it in the there is news that a student at georgetown university has mups, that has mumps, which is highly contagious. >> i am pretty worried. especially because i am living in a very communal setting, sharing bathrooms and all of that. it is really important to sanitize all the time. >> that there are people here who have not had the immunizations that they should have. jummy: symptoms may include fever and swelling around the job. the best -- and swelling around the jaw. avoid sharing drinks, wash your hands. we want to get a check of the forecast at home. it is a cold one, and also cold in the studio, v.j. veronica: that is for sure. the sun comes up. eileen and myself -- we have been tracking a cold front coming to our area right now. triggering a few flakes across the area. that is the blue you are seeing organizing around montgomery county up toward baltimore. i am going to zoom in and around d.c. that changes over to a sprinkle. maybe a little bit of a mix there south of bethesda, but blue from areas with hills toward wheaton, toward baltimore, the fairlane area, an

we'll stay pretty mump in that same rage here for the remainder of the day. no real warmup. tonight, back into the 30s by the time you get up. so typical december cold sunny, a little cooler than today, staying up to around 50 tomorrow afternoon and, of course, doing a little football this weekend. ravens are at home. the temperatures will be in the 40s. the redskins are on the road playing the cardinals. a small chance for rain late surchlt better chance tuesday and thursday of next week. good morning, melissa. busy with traffic. >> breaking news. southbound d.c. helen burroughs avenue, we're talking about a six-mile backup. chopper 4 will be over the scene and the only chopper over the scene. he's zooming in for me to show you. we have a new problem on kenilworth avenue response there as well. take a look at the backups. it is just a mess this morning. northbound 395. georgia avenue. routes. >> all right, melissa, thank you. >>> now to something that is really going affect traffic around the white house today. >> it's the 94th annual christmas tree lighting's ceremony. >>

official there is are trying to protect them from a mumps outbreak. there were 44 cases in eight different schools. schools are giving the kids laptops and access to online teaching tools until they can go back to school. >>> dylann roof's mother is in the hospital after suffering a heart attack in court on the first day of her son's death penalty trial. his mother collapsed as prosecutors described how her the mother is heard apologizing as family members came to help her. roof is charged for hate crimes. the defense attorney motioned for a mistrial after the medical episode, but it was denied. >>> a positive update for former astronaut buzz aldrin. this photo from overnight he's leaving new zealand and appears to be healthy and okay. he's been recovering since then. >>> if you have ever missed an important phone call while on a plane, the department of transportation says it feels your pain and the government is proposing that airlines now allow passengers to make phone calls during flights. the decision is up to the individual airline. carriers wou

temperatures won't budge mump. we might move a degree or two between now and the end of the afternoon. it won't be much. the rainfall is off the eastern seaboard. a couple of snow showers across parts of the great lakes. that's where the pool of colder air is. won't bring us anything in the dry. that is the only place that might see anything in the way of rainfall. once you come east of i-81, it geengs be all sunshine, a couple of fair weather clouds from time to time. nothing major. you can use your app to help you with changes and you can also follow me on twitter and find my journalism page by searching for chuck bell 4. by tomorrow morning the it will be chilly tonight and by tomorrow morning you'll wake up with temperatures in the 30s. so cold mornings are coming back in fashion. here's a look at your ten-day forecast. a cold day tomorrow with highs around 50 degrees. another chilly one on saturday. sunday, still carrying it. better rain chances on tuesday and thursday. back to you guys. reno mahe who played f

a student at the school diagnosed with mumps. an e-mail went out to students teaching them about the illness. it's contagious, usually leads to fever and swelling or tenderness in the jaw area. students who think they may be infected are encouraged to make an appointment at the student >>> it's believed dc pub schools met at tubman this morning. antoine wilson most recently was a superintendent in oakland, california. wilson said public schools in dc have seen positive growth the last 10 years and he wants to build on it. he had this to say to parents in the district. >> i, only had -- as a student, i got an education, but for that education i wouldn't be here them. because i was poor. we didn't have a lot of opportunities and so i needed education. i understand the value of education. >> wilson still needs to be confirmed by the dc council. they will vote on his nomination december 20th. >>> we are just getting started on wusa 9 news at 5:00. >> let's look ahead a little to your friday morning. here we go, these are projected wh

is dealing with a mumps outbreak and many cases are on college campuses, the change that the governments considering and how it could affect the vaccines for that. we'll have more coming your way on "action news" at 5:00. we'll see you then. >> thank you. >>> these adorable little ones are taking part in the city's new preschool initiative in philadelphia. mayor kenney stopped by the peewee prep to meet and greet the youngsters part of the phl pre-k project. making pre-k more accessible and affordable. peewee prep will be able to accommodate 60 more children starting next month. >>> children are known for being picky eaters, many children grow out of it but it can be a debilitating problems for others if not treated. erin o'hearn is here to tell us about a program at chop designed to coach kids into better eating practices. >> we have heard of toddlers that heard foods that are white or won't taste foods because of their texture, most grow out of it. but some times it causes daily stress and interruptions it needs to be professionally treated. >> three, two, one -- breathe through your

i almost miss leavy's daughter and i would loaf to see my muir very mump. didn't see my mother when she left. only a little while. about five minutes before i went to school. i have no sickness, only a little bellyache now and then if won't make a lot of noise. miss my mother. very much. so why can't i see her? thanks for reading this letter. sincerely yours, barbara levy. so then i had a feeling it wont walk so wrote a back up to my mother. dear mom, how mean can i a person be? i they depth let me in they really are mean. i will be so happy if i see you. i get at the -- teary i'd. in school i'm in the mexican group, a study group on mexican culture in art. in fact i'm the chairman. love and men cases to you, babs. i get so choked up because they're memories that you and i have of our families so deep inside us. >> host: exactly. but this whole idea that any kid that can make it in america, which we still believe today, no matter where you came from, think that's a big part of your story. but one of the thing that is different about your story than the peop

health officials are dealing with an outbreak of mumps.the c-d-c sa the u-s has been hit with the most mumps cases in a decade.mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus spread through saliva and mucus.as of novber 5th...there are more than 28- hundred cases.outbreaks in two states are behind many of the cases.arkansas has almost 19-hundred and iowa has 683 cases. four other states -- indiana... illinois... massachusetts and oklahoma -- have also reported more than former u-s senator and astronaut "john glenn" has been hospitalized,ohio state university says... the r-old was admitted last week to the "james cancer hospit" in columbus.glenn underwent ?heart valve replacement surgery? two years ago.as an astronaut--- glenn was the first ameran to orbit earth.that wasin 19-62. glenn also represenohio in the ?u-s se? for 25 years... and sought the democratic presidential nomination in 19-84. in your moneywatch... how do u wash your clothes? lights in hot water and dain -- right? but you may bedoing this housold chore wrong. mary moloney has more. it's one of the basic rules of laundry.the h

high -- jeer he is retiring there -- >> on the profits that make -- >> commissioner, thank you very mumpwe'll watch it very closely. more record on rudy giuliani taking him out of consideration for a cabinet position. in the trump administration. rudy giuliani is next to tell us why. ♪ looking for clear answers for your retirement plan? start here. or here. even here. and definitely here. at fidelity, we're available 24/7 to make retirement planning simpler. we let you know where you stand, so when it comes to your retirement plan, you'll always be absolutely...clear. ♪ time to think of your future it's your retirement. know where you stand. >> it's official, rudy giuliani has taken himself out of the running for any cabinet position in a trump administration. what happened? the mayor is talking to husband -- us next. >> former new york mayor rudy giuliani has taken immigration out of the running for any cabinet position, that is any cabinet position in a trump administration. don't know exactly what happened or how it transpired or when it all transpired, but on the phone with us is the

. >> in the mump anticipated rematch of -- much anticipated rematch of the warriors and cavaliers, theme up short. kevin durant had a team high 46 points and had 15 rebounds. lebron james left the cavs with 31 points, including a monster dunk with less than 2 minutes to go. then it was kyrie irving that gave cleveland the lead with 3 seconds left. the warriors had one more chance. kevin durant got the inbound pass but he fell and the cavaliers won this one 109-108. >> i didn't fall on my own. it's christmas, man! we lost the game. we going home. everybody is happy. but, of course, we're upset we lost. we wish -- we should've won that game. we had that game in our hands. >> the warriors now come home and will host the toronto raptors on tuesday. they'll have a chance for revenge on the cavaliers come january 16th. >>> meanwhile, derek carr spent time at home with his family. he did not have surgery on his broken leg. he will have surgery early this week. but he was hurt right there in the win over the indianapolis colts. a crushing blow to a franchise that's going to the playoffs for th

joinson found this shift too mump. innovated from france without necessity. what happened next, though, set language periods into a deep clear line. ordinarying to the oed an american lady, abigail adams, who is credited with writing in 1775 to her husband of the continental congress in philadelphia, there's nothing new transpired since i wrote you last. i'm sure others used it in his way before she did but at the moment she has all the credit. language purists heated the new manying to occur, to happen. what known permeation or at least on permeation and transmigration of the loosest variety in the sense of something moving from one state -- nothing happening -- to another state -- something happening. organic change like this should not happen. the thought it might be an americanism -- the americanisms are not top of anyone's dance card in britain. made the usage less popular in britain. the first edition of the oedy in the letter are t from the easterly-year-old 20th 20th century, despairs. it is a misuse. the dictionary offers some assistant, evidently ar

. >> all right, thank you very mump. we do appreciate it. we are getting reports from the guardian on the newspaper in england, tweeting now in english, noting that the background of the christmas market incidents is still unclear as to why that was the choice for this attack. police are also saying it's unknown if the person arrested was the driver of the truck we had been talk bath passenger in the truck who was killed by police. no indication that the driver of the truck is the person under arrest so that seems to indicate that it's possible that the driver of the truck could be on the lamb. so -- on the lam. no way to confirm this outside of the fact that a horrific incident, days before christmas, gripping per lynners and germany where they celebrate christmas big-time in open, air markets that are almost charles dickens like, and nine people dead, some injured seriously, hours after the russian ambassador to turkey was assassinated. ♪ i want a hippopotamus for christmas ♪ ♪ only a hippopotamus will do at the united states postal servic

we see that in nearly 20 years of rule putin has pretty mump destroyed all institutions of state.t we are very concerned about is once he does go that the situation needs to improve very quickly, not slowly. >> once he does go, you'll envision that? >> translator: i do assume putin will leave before 2024. >> 2024, so that's eight years from now. >> translator: he's a legalist. he has given himself two six-year terms. and i think he takes that seriously. >> yeah, but can he come up with some other medvedev type stand in for a couple of years and then be back? >> translator: for now as of today at least he has closed off such an opportunity for himself. but of course he could change everything. except the country. he can't change the country. and that means everything will end for him and the country that much worse. after 2011 when he finished his backaround forth with medvedev. >> don't you feel a quarter century ago the end of the cold war we assumed the victory of liberal democracy, some people announced the end of history. what we seem to be seeing right now is the rise of auto

look at the dollar versus the yuan, all look pretty mump the same.e thing we know for sure, the political landscapes effects on markets and central banks effects on markets is going to undergo some radical change in the future. and many ways led by the u.s. so a lot of these charts probably aren't going to correlate as nicely. exactly how we break away from that is going to be anybody's guess. but consider the dynamics of the moves higher in rates and the stability of the dollar, most likely those are pretty good clues. carl, back to you. >> rick, thank you very much. rick santelli in chicago. let's also get to morgan brennan for news on elon musk spacex. >> that's right, carl. the spacex scheduled to return to flight later this month in what would be the company's first launch since that falcon 9 rocket exploded back in september. so december 16th is the day a falcon 9 will deliver satellites into low earth orbit launching from california. this is contingent upon the faa's approval of spacex's return to flight. so this comes after month's long inves

just have the fun that we have been having for the fun that we have been having for the last four mumpsfixed for a shift next weekend? christmas is coming. we have had no buildup. my wife is here. we will have a great night here. we will have a great night here. and then we have a holiday. will you be dancing? no?!. it will be lying down, poolside, beachside so be lying down, poolside, beachside soi be lying down, poolside, beachside so i will reflect on the whole three months. it has just been amazing. congratulations. we are proud of him. i have missed you. where have you been? to live. i have been getting up at 3:30 a.m..” you been? to live. i have been getting up at 3:30 a.m.. i didn't say is the time. i said i missed you. come on, sally. it is there and thatis you. come on, sally. it is there and that is that they are. and i will dip you backwards. a bit of swing and sway. i do not have the hips for this. and i don't have teaching ability but i enjoyed it. i will practice that. you are jealous about that our umbrella, aren't you? that is class. well done. the runner—up will be here