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in the tweet the aquarium wrote: "abby is a thicc girl what an absolute unit she c h o n k" but the fatming wasn't what really irked the twittersphere -- no it was how the aquarium went about calling abby full figured. people online took issue people online took issue with the aquarium using african american vernacular english to describe abby as thick and some even went as far as to say the tweet compared black women to animals. the aquarium issued a four-part apology on twitter. and, in case you were wondering, abby is not overweight-- she is a healthy 46 pounds. next at 8. a father of four severely beaten on the side of the road in what police say was a case of road rage. coming up in sports, details on a scenario that could lead us to the san francisco raiders. derek carr...offers more coliseum memories. and also, we check in with the 49ers as they get ready to host the suffocating chicago bears defense led by khalil mack >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has

in the tweet the aquarium wrote: "abby is a thicc girl what an absolute unit she c h o n k" but the fat really irked the twittersphere -- no it was how the aquarium went about calling abby full figured. people online took issue with the aquarium using african american vernacular english to describe abby as thick and some even went as far as to say the tweet compared black women to animals. the aquarium issued a four-part apology on twitter. and, in case you were wondering, abby is not overweight-- she is a healthy 46 pounds. (justine) we now want to update you on a sea lion pup found at the oakland airport. here is video of when alameda county sheriff's deputies tried to coax the 40 pound pup away from danger. the marine mammal center is now taking care of the baby sea lion and have named him "cruzin". veternarians did a number of tests and found cruzin is dehydrated and under-fed. they beleive he was seperated from his mother too soon and isn't able to fend for him self yet. they say he should make a full recovery before he is released into the wild.

and most democrats are dug in that they will not give one n k nickel for the president's wall.a lot of us in the center who believe there should be nmore border security funding and keep the country open. >> i want to talk about general mattis resigning. he's not aligned with the president, he made that clear in his letter. this is all in the middle of a total withdrawal from syria and in afghanistan pulling 7,000 of the 14,000 troops out against the advice of all his advisers practically. are you concerned? >> i am. let's underscore against the advice of all himself advisers and it was really rushed. so i think in the days and weeks and months to come, remember you're going to have to have a new secretary of defense go through confirmation hearings, the question on what is the policy in syria? do you agree with what the president did? if you do, why? if you don't, why not? what about the threats that are now going to come about and the opportunities for some of our adversaries to rise up as a consequence of us leaving. you also have the war in yemen, you have a host of conside

in the tweet the aquarium wrote: "abby is a thicc girl what an absolute unit she c h o n k" but the fatn't what really irked the twittersphere -- no it was how the aquarium went about calling abby full figured. people online took issue with the aquarium using african american vernacular english to describe abby as thick and some even went as far as to say the tweet compared black women to animals. the aquarium issued a four-part apology on twitter. and, in case you were wondering, abby is not overweight-- she is a healthy 46 pounds.healthy 46 pounds. (ken) nature got a little too close for comfort for one southern california family. after checking their doorbell camera video the homeowners the homeowners say a coyote was spotted chasing their corgi through the front yard. but just as quickly as they run out of sight... the corgi flipped the tables on the coyote. the switch has many scratching their heads and even some laughing.

in the tweet the aquarium wrote: "abby is a thicc girl what an absolute unit she c h o n k" but the fatre --it was how the aquarium went about calling abby full figured. people online took issue with the aquarium using african american vernacular to describe abby as thick and some even went as far as to say the tweet compared black women to animals. the aquarium issued a four-part apology on twitter. and, in case you were wondering, abby is not considered overweight-- she is a healthy 46 pounds. ( marty ) a sea lion pup found at the oakland airport is expected to make a full recovery before he is released into the wild. here is video of when alameda county sheriff's deputies tried to coax the 40 pound pup away from danger. the marine mammal center is now taking care of the baby sea lion and have named him "cruzin". veternarians did a number of tests and found he is dehydrated and under-fed. they beleive he was seperated from his mother too soon and isn't able to fend for him self yet. ( marty ) in the new year.... california is getting a whole slew of new laws.kron 4's catherine heenan

being part of a frame when stooge but as i say you know it's very much part of what's going on just a n u k e the sunday times has been so thorough in its reporting of the threat of so-called russian descent information that its latest story about the russian funded radio stations putin it which has a bureau in edinburgh carries the photographs of the journalists that work there labels them kremlin stooges and quotes apology. he suggests that the assets should be frozen i would good for school harassment i think putting the pictures of photographs of people who work on a newspaper like that i think is tantamount to almost it might put those people's lives in danger i'm a member of the national journalists are we right into my living in the new year to ask what do you need is planning to do about these journalists working for russian media organizations here in the u.k. have had to develop a thick skin over the past few years as tensions between london and moscow have heightened articles calling for outlets like r.t. and sputnik to be banned have become a regular occurrence but recently the

clashes have erupted in the greek city of assess l n e k on the tenth anniversary of the killing of a teenager by police. demonstrators through firebombs instance of police who responded with tear gas rubbish bins were also set on fire in the streets back in two thousand and eight to that a fifteen year old boy nothing during an argument with a group of teenagers he was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison another policeman present was given ten years despite that demonstrations are held annually across the country and often result in violent clashes. washington's threat to pull out of a key nuclear treaty with moscow has deepened the rift between the two sides with the us accusing russia of noncompliance but the american administration is also going further is questioning the relevance of.

being part of a crime when stooge as i say you know it's very much part of what's going on just a n u k e we expose this integrity initiative which ruffled a few feathers people are not too happy about it and then we saw this times article carpark and make the claim that somehow this explosion of the integrity initiative by an r.t.c. suggests that it was a russian hack of the anonymous integrity initiative documents so it's i mean it's just ridiculous it's proposed. and it certainly isn't nice to see your sales being cut there is some kind of identity curried as if you're some kind of criminals if you don't something wrong so yeah it's not great what about the reaction amongst your colleagues johannah. yeah well the reactions pretty similar i mean some people really don't feel too happy about it but another hand we know that we've done nothing wrong and i would say that this very much and to keep that we're doing something right here because for the sunday times to go show the effort just like that. you know it's shows that we have certainly made some weaves with the exposure of this in

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. >> jimmy: or k-rock -- >> 'n' roll show. >> jimmy: k-rock 'cause of christmas or something. >> yeahe, it was seriously, the weirdest thing ever. [ laughter ] >> we were just dodging a lot of cans. people were throwing pennies -- >> jimmy: throwing anything my: i got hit with s>> j quarters and nickels and stuff. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a couple lighters and stuff. i remember -- >> i made $1.50 that night. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i remember we were on a rotating stage. do you remember that? so we follow, i want to say, queens of the stone age. so they're were going like -- and the place was shouting. and we were in our outfits like, "oh, my god. this is going to be so bad." the stage just starts turning. [ laughter ] and people were like, "what? you suck!" and throwing water bottles. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and do you remember the gig we did in florida? in that mall? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was an outdoor mall. >> yeah. they were giving out free hard candy from the dispensary. >> jimmy: skittles or something. >> don't give out hard candies before -- >> jimmy: we got hit with so many skittles and

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he was a k-9 officer specializing in narcotics. n. >>> a jung just suspended -- judge just suspended criminal procedurings for the man charged in a deadly b.a.r.t. station stabbing. he is suffering from extreme delusions and paranoia and the judge is calling for two court- appointed psychiatrists to evaluate him. he's charged with slashing the throat of nia wilson as she stepped off the train at the station in july. prosecutors describe the united states of america as a random act of violence. >>> the search is on for an inmate who escaped from a san quentin prison. >> reporter: an inmate escaped overnight. every night, the prison has an institutional count that happens around 9:30. that's about the time they noticed he was gone. by they realized that. he had gotden his hands on a get away car. he is 21-year-olds. shalom mendoza is his name. last seen wearing a white t- shirt and khaki wants. he has a scar above his right eye and a tattoo on the right side of his neck. he car jacked a victim a short time later. this is the license pl

relations and how we neutralized three thousand members and drop all those and we will continue p k k y p d e n y p g we will neutralize all of them and we have the capacity in the skills so in the truck present quarterly or the withdrawal of up to seven thousand u.s. troops from afghanistan that would have the number of american soldiers in that country and u.s. defense secretary james mattis is quitting and this is just the latest high profile resignation in the trump ministration that it says trump deserves a defense chief whose views align more closely with his own. caroline and dependents activists are protesting in barcelona and spain's prime minister visiting the city for a cabinet meeting and trains are running high year after spain's government ruled that kind of thing is secession referendum was illegal. opposition presidential candidates in the democratic republic of congo are calling for calm after sunday's election was delayed voting will now take place a week later that will be december thirtieth let commission says violence and logistical issues forced a postponement. schools and

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relations and how we neutralized three thousand members and drop all those and we will continue p k k y p d e ny p g we will neutralize all of them and we have the capacity in the skills. we're getting reaction from around the world to the sudden resignation of general mattis and it's not the french defense minister praised her counterpart. what i can say is that jim mattis is a colleague which i very much appreciate with whom i've worked a lot he's a great soldier and he's been a remarkable minister and he's been a partner for all occasions. opposition presidential candidates and made him a credit republic of congo are calling for calm after sunday's election was delayed but a one hour take place a week later that would be on december thirtieth the troll commission says violence and logistical issues forced a postponement the candidates have rejected the display but have urged supporters to go out and vote. belgium's king has accepted the resignation of prime minister sharon's michel and media say king fully has asked michelle to run a caretaker government until elections are held in may he de

typhphoon haiyan k kille more n 10,0,000 people anand left over4 million n people homeleless. s statisticsot just and numbers s in a news rerepor. thisis is aboutt us,s, the peop. amy: that was climate activist joanna sustento. since typhoon haiyan, she has focused her fight against climate change on the world's biggest polluters. they're called the carbon majors, the 47 fossil fuel companies responsible for nearly a quarter of all greenhouse gases. she says they are legally responsible for the death of her family members. she is here in katowice, poland for the u.n. climate summit. joanna, welcome to democracy now! >> thank you for having me. vividly fiveer so years ago when we were actually here in the same country, poland, in warsaw, when yeb saÑo , who is heading the philippines doesn't -- a delegation, spoke to the world. we will play that in a moment. but if you could talk about where you were on that day and tell us what happened. >> five years ago, i was actually at home with my family. there were seven of us living in that house. as early as 5:00 a.m., we were already

n thinabout this. we are currently moving around the k sun at 67,000 miles per hour, every once in a while we had a pile of rocks called a meteor shower and we had the ggesone meoftet ore th shower. it lit up the bay area sky and everyone's imagination. >>> our other top story, a live look at children's hospital in oakland where a mom arrived hours ago to see her dying son. she flew into sfo and she has been trying to get into the u.s. repeatedly but the travel ban kept her from leaving egypt. she has been apart from her 2- year-old son for more than two months. her son suffers from a genetic brain condition and is currently on life support. maria medina is life at the airport where she limit -- landed not too long ago. >> reporter: i got to tell you, it was a chaotic but emotional nighty a word but her itthmo she and her nsurs tegooro husband have waited for months. tonight the mother of the 2- year-old will finally be by his side at an oakland hospital where he could be taken off life support at any moment. after suffering a degenerative brain disorder. >> this process shows that this is a been imand

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diplomatic relations and how we neutralized three thousand members interrupt us and we will continue p k k y p d e n y p j we will neutralize all of them and we have the capacity in the skills well the u.s. president is also moving forward with plans for a big but not total withdrawal from afghanistan salim ballasts has more on that. as much as gridlock is a part of living in kabul so is the presence of u.s. troops for seventeen years thousands of american soldiers have been stationed in afghanistan and now there are reports that may be coming to an end for american millionaire we consider this good luck if they get lost and disappear from here would be very happy with. their own fourteen thousand u.s. military personnel in support an advisory role for more than two hundred thousand afghan troops but the u.s. numbers may be harped. we would be happy that u.s. troops are leaving if the f. can force as we're strong enough to defend us but unfortunately we do not have enough power to defend our country similar concerns were voiced three weeks ago by the general nominated to command all u.s. forces in t

diplomatic relations and how we need three thousand members and drop us and we will continue p k k y p d e n y p j we will need to realize all of them and we have the capacity and the skills. well in france the defense minister praised the record of the u.s. counterpart james mattis comments came as kurdish leaders were in paris looking for an expanded french presence in syria after the u.s. withdrawal is natascha bottom well two political leaders from the syrian kurdish alliance the s.d.f. a u.s. ally have been in paris they were here hoping to have talks with the french president but the least they said that emanuel markhor would not be able to meet them now they are calling on the french government to step up and do more to help them in light of the possible quite a consequences or the u.s. decision to pull its troops out of syria. the heart of the region faces threats especially from the turkish government and the threat of i still remains there's an obligation to protect the areas we freed with the help of international partners we've asked the french government to assume the moral resp

from the tisch wnet studios at k,lincoln center in new yo megan thompso>>n. hompson: good evening and thank you for joining us. on the second day of a partial government shutdown, preside trump announced he is accelerating the departure of defense secretary james mattis. the president tweeted at" deputy secretary of defense, g trick shanahan, will assume the title of actcretary of defense starting january 1, 2019." mattis was expected to stay in the role until the end of february. hree submitted hignation three days ago in protest of the president's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria which has strained relations with international allies. the news that mattis will leave immediately comes just two days after the top u.s. diplomat to the coalition fighting isis, brett mcgurk, also said he is leaving the administration early in protest of the troop drawdown from syria. for more on this we're joined now by "wall street journal" ter jessica donati who i in washington, d.c. so, what do we know about this tweet this morning where president trump basically announced that secretary of

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governan governance >> it is not a question of ellison improving the government >> but herks n's not afraid to kwo independent directors and now you are in co compliant of the sec there you have it. >> turn the page that 5% is the gain here for the premarket. >>> well, it is a tough year for transport. joining us now to break down the sector looking ahead of 2019, don, great to have you with us >> great to be here. >> when fedex warns, how much do you extrapolate to the rest of the coverage that you have >> well, you know they were doing what fedex does, they're trying to be transparent and things are decelerating in europe the u.s. economy continues to be very robust. the market fixated on the negatives, we are at 180 degrees from where we were six months ago. now everyone wants to fixate on the negative the bottom line is we have a record holiday shipping season you saw that in truck volume and container volume and fedex and numbers in particular. ecommerce had yet another booming, booming holiday shipping season. how you push down the shares of things like fedex and hpo by 40% or 50%, it does

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diplomatic relations and how we neutralized three thousand members interrupt us and we will continue p k k y p d e n y p g we will neutralize all of them and we have the capacity in the skills a tramp has reportedly ordered the withdrawal of up to seven thousand u.s. troops from afghanistan that would have the number of american soldiers in the country troops were sent in after the nine eleven attacks seventeen years ago. and that comes after u.s. defense secretary james mattis decision to resign is the latest high profile departure in the trumpet ministration matter says champ deserves a defense chief who's use a line closely with his own. french defense minister praised him for his work and says mattis will be missed. what i can say is that jim mattis is a colleague which i very much appreciate with him i've worked a lot he's a great soldier and he's been a remarkable minister and he's been upon a full on occasions. opposition presidential candidates in the democratic republic of congo are calling for calm after sunday's election was delayed voting will now take place a week later on december thir

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k by a train. this happenedht late last n while the officers were chasing a shooting suspect. >> we are staying onat you saw fist on news 4. two princegeorge's county police officers were hurt following an accidental shooting at a holidarty over the weekend. investigators are trying to determine whatd exactly l to that shooting. right now, 11 prince george's unty police officers are suspended. all of them are part of the department's s.w.a.t. team.er they off duty at themetit an of when a personal gun was fired. another officer was hurt when the same bullet hit him. they are expected to be okay. >> the d.c. council expected to pass new legislation today because of a news 4 i team n. investigat he revealed a scheme by food truck operators at a takeol permanent h of valuable curb side real estate. >> it's now that some d.c. leaders want to put ao stop it. >> here in d.c. with the federal office complexes and federal workers, food trucks do big business, but what you see behind me is not what it appears. look what happens just before lunch. a news 4 i-team investigation revealed they have an elarate

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