the police chief admitting it made him, quote, physically nauseous. >>> and the winter storm tonight, from minnesota to new york, moving in now. >>> and will your packages arrive on time? what we've learned tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with your taxes. is president trump on the verge of victory? he thinks so, and tonight, he's making that promise that if passed, americans will see savings within weeks. tonight, republican leaders in both the house and the senate have now agreed on a single plan. president trump making what the white house called his closing argument today. this even egg, what does this mean for the middle class versus wealthier americans? and what does it do to the deficit? and will it pass? abc's mary bruce, leading us off. >> reporter: at the white house today, republicans proclaimed they're on the verge of a big win on tax reform. the president with a christmas promise. >> we want to give you, the american people, a giant tax cut for christmas. and when i say giant, i mean giant. >> r

. >> listening to the 11-year-old's response makes my stomach turn, makes me physically nauseous. >> reporter: the 11-year-old should not have been treated as an adult and an investigation into the officer's actions is under way. alex perez, chicago. >> there needs to be a change of some kind. >> near is there is an internal investigation into how the officers handled that young girl. it is hard to watch, even harder to listen to. >> yes. >>> coming up, getting the absolutely rock bottom price. >> can you negotiate a lower price in the stores? we'll find out next on "world news now." tha...oh, burnt-on gravy?ie. ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. cascade platinum powers through even burnt-on gravy. nice. cascade. ♪ everywhere you go >> a century-old tradition in southern california is now under way, the christmas boat parade in newport beach. boats of all sizes are decorated in lights. even a live nativity scene. >> i don't think i've ever seen such an animated -- >> vampire tech knicks. >>> all right, so with ch

the straight white women to lesbianism, and it's making me physically nauseous. >> yes.t him planning a threesome with me and the producer that i went down with. he had-- >> stephen: what do you mean "planning it?" >> he was planning with his friend, that they were-- sorry, not a threesome, a foursome. with him and his friend. they were going to separate us and take us to-- >> whoa! >> but like, consensually. they just assumed that we were in love-- >> stephen: that's a lovely story now. ( laughter ) thank you, thank you. >> no, no, they assumed we were- >> i feel terribly-- like, this is just-- like, this is actually not your show. it's dr. phil's show, and he's going to be over there, and he's just going to talk about how i allowed all of you to be put in these situations. >> stephen: did you ever think you could make yourself talk to people-- you would be in there, like you had a point of view, always. the field pieces, you had a point of view, like a real reporter, i suppose-- >> the beauty is i'm dead inside. so... ( laughter ) >> stephen: that is so helpful. not ha

it makes me physically nauseous.t would be insincere. >> the incident is under investigation. >>> happening today, san jose chp and others focus on reducing traffic-related deaths. the bay area has the highest number of traffic related deaths and injuries in the region. the latest state data from 2015. in san jose, 5100 people were killed or injured. alcohol was involved in 600 of the cases. we want to let you know about this one. more than 80 of those cases involve kids under 15 who are either walking or on bicycles. today's safety discussion is at 10:00 at the silverado center for nonprofits. >>> all right. for weeks here at "today in the bay," we have been rooting and cheering for dublin high school's noah mac on "the voice." >> he fought hard and got far but last night was not his night. his final performance. ♪ just stop your crying, it's a sign of the times ♪ >> end of the road for noah, for now. he is a senior in high school. he's got a long road ahead. many successes yet to come. we are very proud of him. he

the body cam video the police chief says made him "physically nauseous." plus- a postal plot that may be easy to fall for. how a porch bandit used a disguise to grab the goods. kidd live tease sounds just hard to believe. that's an 11-year-old girl screaming for help as she was arrested at gunpoint by police in grand rapids, michigan. this all started when officers were searching for a woman after a stabbing. officers thought she was hiding inside the home the girl and two other adults were leaving. but turns out they had the wrong house..and now officers are under fire for the way it all went down. the grand rapids police chief admitting the young girl was not treated properly. now an internal investigation is underway -- after a complaint was filed on behalf of the 11-year-old girl. right now -- police in d-c trying to nab the guy behind a possible hate crime. watch him on your screen in the purple starts pepper spraying that woman on the left. she falls to the ground, and the guy runs off. he seemed to be prepared to do this, he's covered his nose and m

with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous. with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer care is here. appointments available now. >> coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 protect your pets in the cold. tips from the experts about how to keep your four legged friends safe in this dangerous weather. >>> eagle cam a-female eagle nesting in north fort myers florida caught on camera with her second hatch ling. check this out. it's the newest eaglet the southwest florida eagle cam was rolling as the baby pecked its way into the world. mom harriet laid both eggs back in november. harriet has been nesting in that area since 2006 becoming an instant internet sensation. >> very sweet. >> love it. >> any day we can fit that in. >> i know, so cute. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jan carabeo for katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" cont

very nauseous. i don't eat. down because the second i lay down i can't get back up. >> reporter: she has hoped to win bejan said she was a little girl but she knew this had to be her year to complete -- compete. >> i try to stay positive every single day because in my mind i'm going to get out of this despite the fact that the doctors gave me a timeline i want to continue to fight. i want to continue to live and i want to continue to experience and achieve everything -- every single one of my dreams. >> reporter: in the swimsuit competition, contestants offer up a fun fact about themselves. >> i feed 100 homeless people every wednesday. >> reporter: difficult to here but easy to understand. >> it's hard for me because i want to be like the other girls. i'm sorry. [ crying ] i want to be able to be like the other girls and i can but i do look at them and i admire them and i am just going to continue to do so and you know let that motivate me to just continue going. >> what a special young woman. we wish her the b

with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous. and with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com appointments available now. >> after trump returns from fl florida they will gather with the president on the first weekend of the of the new year to plan tte ifr agenda for 2018. >>> new jersey is making it easier for people to pay on on their property taxes. many people are trying to prepare right now because of the new tax law which says you can only deduct up to $10,000. also is the future of obamacare. president trump said that the tax law repeals obamacare over time. it simply ends the individual mandate. that's what makes everyone sign up for insurance or pay a fine. it is a blow to obamacare but not necessarily a death sentence. the ball is in the insurance countries court now. >> most important that's coming up for the affordabl

with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous. and with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com appointments available now. >> jennifer: well, the reviews are in from the kids, and the consensus is that as santa you rocked. >> eric: really? >> jennifer: cross my heart. >> eric: and what is your review? >> jennifer: i think you did pretty good. >> eric: what? what? come on, i saw your face when i showed up. >> jennifer: all right, all right, you made my christmas. are you satisfied? >> eric: what is it? >> jennifer: i'm just--i thought jj would be here by now, that's all. i'm just getting worried. [door opens] >> eric: hey. >> jj: merry christmas. uh, i'm sorry i'm late, but i have a really good excuse. >> claire: you stay the hell away from theo from now on, do you hear me? >> ciara: like i'm gonna

with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous. and with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com appointments available now. >>> parts of the northeast around winter storm warning. it is bringing arctic air to our region. temperatures will plunge tonight as we deal with the coldest air we have felt all season. it is cloudy outside. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking this dangerous coald. glenn, it is no joke. it is bitter cold out there. >> if this was the middle of january the kind of temperatures and feels like temperatures we are talking about would not be as extreme. our bodies are not adjusted to such cold yet. that's what makes it that much for difficult to deal with. we are talking about this up here. we have had a few snow flakes this morning and we may have more later today. the main issues will be the win and the cold.

we feel nauseous. our brain invented that symbolic thing of standards some 40 or 50,000 years ago. i did not invent a new part of the brain at the time. there was some sort a big committee meeting and they said okay moral disgust there is the insular the does food discussed. it's now going to do moral disgust as well. and it has trouble telling the difference. some of them have or will be appearing on book tv. and so i watched them all of this happening in a house where there was a ghost when someone in the family and died. there ghost would rattle chains up and down. it was a huge mansion with a plantation house. and it would drag chains up and down the hallway. and everyone would cower. and then you would go upstairs and there will would be scratches on the floor. they have a dream one night. don't worry it's gonna be fine. and she said to her mother how will i know. they are telling me the truth and she said i believe something will leave something as evident for you. there on the divine was her mother's shawl that she had been buried in. my mother and her sister. we've all have

with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous.nd with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com appointments available now. >>> we woke up with snow blan t blanketing our streets. here is a look. get used to seeing this winter ritu ritual. this guy even broke out the shovel to clear his driveway. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with your most accurate forecast, glenn. >> yeah. things certainly have kwquieted down. we have a mix of sun and clouds across the area. we'll be seeing these temperatures go up just a little bit today. it's the sunshine that's helping them melt this snow. it is kind of quiet in the outfield there. this was 12 hours ago. the peek of this quick mover. you can see that the snow lasted for several hours. most of it was later at night. but this last batch that was just enough to deep those roads kind of slipper

with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous.nd with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com appointments available now. [soft music] ♪ >> sonny: hey, will, it's me. still gets me to say that. [sighs] anyway, could you call me back when you get this? i really think we need to talk. [cell phone beeps] ♪ hey, uncle vic. treating yourself to breakfast? >> victor: cut the act. what's wrong? >> sonny: nothing. i'm good. i would love to stay and talk, but i actually-- >> victor: sit down. >> sonny: what'd i do now? >> victor: nothing yet. but if you're gonna be dealing with will horton, you're gonna have to deal with me first. [soft dramatic music] ♪ [knocks on door]

. >> imagine being at your bank and people around you start feeling ill and then you become nauseous. that happened here at bank of america and it is all because of a car that was parked in the garage. at least seven people were treated and evaluated at the scene for exposure to gas. firefighters here in montgomery county investigated all small fuel spill in the garage to the building. listen to how the owner got upstairs. what's there was a spill in the lower level of the g unfortunately near a fresh air intake. >> no one was transported to the hospital and fire investigators continue to monitor the situation. the bank is actually closed this .fternoon >> police in montgomery county are looking for two men who store.a safeway grocery they took as much as $4000 from the registers. they took off in a 2003 toyota .orolla police and prince george's county believe that they are wanted in other overnight robberies. >> it is really unbelievable. anneod news for the arundel county native who survived being shot in las vegas. as you recall she was shot in the head and lost her i. so for the c

. >> how nauseous just thinking about it. the firefighters helped passengers off the plane.ne was injured. after snow forced them to closed runways for a short period. >> wintry weather going to leave quite a mark. dangerous wind chills moving east. talking 8 degrees for the ball drop here in new york. here's meteorologist. >> what's going on now across the northern tier of the country. wind chill warnings and advis y advisories in place. an arctic blast in store. not just talking about any sort of cold. dangerous wind chills. it is considerably warmer but still dangerously cold in minneapolis at minus 24. the look at the 6 below. minus 4 for an afternoon high temperature is a good reason not to be outdoors. it remains that cold and against we get one shot from friday into saturday and another one comes in saturday potentially scooting off towards the east coast by sunday night into monday morning. the trend looks like this for new york city dropping down into the lower 20's. into the single digits, certainly watching this carefully. very cold air moving its way across the r

winning the world series next year he has some stuff about the markets, too i saw that, i was nauseousck to my stomach. we will talk to larry for two hours. >> i wonder if he can be as impressive as chamath palihapitiya yesterday that was awesome stuff >> there is a guy who made me think. his kids, don't know if you saw that part, where he was talking about it, no screens zero screen time during the day. >> that was my life growing up my dad did not allow tv in the house at all look what happened i work in tv. >> >> my dad had to allow tvs in the household. >> you know, concontessa, i did have tv but three channels it was black and white and you had to move the rabbit ears. >> and you had to get up out of the chair to change the channel. >> you do to change it from goemer pgoem goemer pyle to the munsters. he started talking about you get a dopamine fix from the screens. >> it's as addictive as heroin on developing brains, they're trying to figure out why but when you are wearing young children, you have to think, we don't know what the long-term impact is. also, on the other hand, if

technologies must of nauseous product of the presenting may have been fake news. filings at the hip -- fake news hit of the year. and what social media company's could do to contain it. when we realize how quick and easy they spreading misinformation on social media can be. fake news canable be. it was a get-rich-quick rich quick seem to caption on online advertising. we also learned it was a tool to disrupt democracy. internet agency reach over 100 50 million americans with inflammatory posts intended to start, with over issues like race and religion. this was done with 80,000 point .es posts >> these ads are just the tip of a very large iceberg. lacks resulted in google, facebook and twitter all caps to find in hours of congressional hearings about russia's tactics and how they can track to stop them. but it is not limited to the u.s.. the spread of fake news became a global issue in 2017. france and germany successfully fighting in their own elections while other governments are using facebook as a call to spread propaganda. a genocide in myanmar and an attack

and i'm like, i don't know, i just feel really nauseous, and it wasn't 20 minutes later i get a phoneall. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies were looking for her mother, tina. >> he didn't wanna tell us much until he talked to mom first. >> reporter: tina was at a friend's house. both chief phillips and brittany headed over there. >> mom, you know, comes to the door. and then she looks at me. and she's like, "it's brooke, isn't it?" and i'm like, "yeah." >> how did you know? what -- >> i knew it had to be because brittany was there, you know? so it had to be. >> i've delivered more than my share of death notifications, and this particular one was -- i'll never forget it. >> i asked her to sit on the couch and we sit there for a second and i said, "you know, we're -- is brooke morris your daughter?" and she said, she is. and i said, well, she's been murdered. >> she passed out cold. so we had to get her to, you know, come back to. and i think we were just all shocked. >> reporter: when tina came to, she could hardly process what had happened. >> it was almost like it was not real. you kno

it makes me physically nauseous. to say anything less than that would be insincere. >> the chief says the incident is under investigation. >>> 5:45 now. the president surprised by a big loss in alabama this morning. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. democrat doug jones beat judge roy moore in the senate race. >> i think we are all surprised. doug jones said he is surprised. this is that controversial special election for senate in alabama, a state that is solidly republican. for a democrat to win, even quhwhen running against someone accused of sexual misconduct is not certain. here is the victor, doug jones last night. >> i have to tell you, i think that i have been waiting all my life and i don't know what the hell to say. >> roy moore says he is not conceding. he wants a recount. the person in charge of the recount is the alabama secretary of state, a republican, who said he voted for moore's opponent. donald trump's initial reaction on twitter, sober and measured. a win is a win, he said. remember, president trump ba

it makes me physically nauseous. to say anything less than that is insincere. >> the cheer says the girl should not have been treated like an adult and he is using this incident to train his officers in ways to de-escalate situations. >>> the president surprised by a big loss in alabama this morning. >> scott mcgrew, democrat, doug jones beat roy moore in the senate race. >> i think it surprised everyone, good morning to you. it surprised everyone, including the winner himself. this is controversial election in alabama, a state that is solidly republican. for a democrat to win, when running against someone accused of sexual misconduct was not certain. here is the victor last night. >> i got to tell ya, i think that i have been waiting all my life and now i just don't know what the hell to say. >> reporter: roy moore is not conceding. he wants a recount. the latest update to the numbers into the news room show the gab is too wide to trigger an automatic recount. donald trump's initial reaction on twitter was sober and

starts now that's one of your predictions >> right >> are we going to see glasses that don't make you nauseousu put them on because that's been my experience >> there's two kinds of fake reality, you know, these companies are working towards. one is virtual reality, which cuts off your senses totally that's where the vertigo comes in the augmented reality layers on a digital construct over what you'd normally see so if i were seeing that, oh, it's morgan, that's her name so chances are in the future when you have guests on here who might be forgetful, you can give them those glasses >> maybe we can give them to our anchors so we can remember everybody else's names, as well. >> instead of having these computers in front of you, you'll have something to give you the data you need. >> okay, full commercialization of a.r.? we've heard about it when does it actually start to really take effect >> i think what's going to happen is built in first in the phone, when you hold up the phone you're going to get the layer, but the real war, and every one of these big companies we talked about, amazon, appl

everyone else is just along for the ride. [ applause ] >> this american ride is making me nauseous.be i'm not tall enough to ride it. time to talk to the people here. and out of about 200 people in the room, i would guess there were like five who were women. let's start there. where are the women? >> generally political movements are men, right? >> with black people in the civil rights movement that was dominated by women. >> well, they're there, they just might not -- >> they're not here. >> don't misjudge. if we were to start going across the country there would be loads of women -- >> so we're going to one of those. >> i don't know. let's see. >> so i'm still being vetted? so, if the future of this country goes the direction you want it, what does the country look like? because america was -- the whole statue of liberty thing, give me your tired. >> i don't like that. if mass immigration was happening and all these people came in and they were like i love white people, i want to be friends with white people, i think it would be different. and if they were a good quality of people

not good to have mint s but what you can do that will help, antacid or ginger, ginger so good for nauseousling. have some ginger. put in some tea, some camo mile tee, will help feel betterment and the at is its or chewing gum, but avoid pepper mint can it can be make it worse. >> don't eat within three, four hours of lying down or going to sleep. loosen your belt, also, don't eat as much if you can small portions. >> so jim, if you take medication, if it is not happening, if antacids aren't helping if you need it more than two weeks in a row call your doctor. unexplained weight loss and of course chest pain, not going away, you don't know if it is heartburn or your heart, you got pain going to your arm, your jaw, your shoulder, please time to see your doctor or healthcare professional. those are red flag signs. >> good advice, thank you, back to you. >> jim, thank you. loosening my belt, always my go to. time now 6:52. there is a lot coming up on cb s this morning, gale king and nora o'donnell join us live from new york with a preview. good morning, ladies. >> we are here good to see you a

we feel i nauseous because your brain invented mores and standards some 40, 50,000 years ago and didn't invent a new part of the brain at the time. and instead there was presumably some sort of big committee meeting, and they said, okay, moral disgust, there's that insular that does foodies gust, okay, it's in their portfolio now. it has trouble telling the difference. >> some of these authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> not just that company where it's happening. they're covering this up in hundreds and maybe thousands of companies across this country and across the world. so the big question that you ask is why do we protect the harasser. what i have found out from my research in my book is that it's not always the most powerful person at the company we protect, we sometimes even protect a low-level employee who's aha rahs i were -- a harasser. somebody comes into a job and they're warned, hey, be careful of joe oh -- over there, he's been here 30 years, he has a rude sense of humor. the woman goes to complain, and who do the

feeling in your stomach when you have a week off and inch closer back to the workday you start getting nauseousnot that i went through it this week at all. >> you weren't excited. >> i was excited when friday hit, i had 10 days off, and then i have to go back. it is waking up, not obviously being with this fine group of individual but that wait when the alarm goes off at 1:00 a.m., tears start flowing it is second day is wheres because you cannot really go to sleep night before and adrenaline i'm back to work. that second day and it is catching up and haven't had sleep. >> you start feeling normal again and it switches. some people are morning people others are night owls. and then somewhere in between you are a night owl. >> 7:24. >> lets talk about the moon, apparently that is new place where businesses will advertise. >> hillary vaughn, what? >> hey, well, moon is still up here in l.a., but this start up out of japan raised 90 million-dollar with the goal to develop a spacecraft and operate two unmanned missions to the moon by 2020. they want to develop a projection mapping service which is

with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous.with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer care is here. appointments available now. ♪weee! today's the day! wahoo! there's the second-most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. phew, am i late?! nah, just in time. nice. holiday scratch-offs from the pennsylvania lottery. aww. things just got very merry. keep on scratchin'! >> previously on "the young and the restless"... >> sharon: this is how it should be -- you and me, here, after a perfect night. scott, i love you. [ sam crying ] >> cane: oh, there you go. >> hilary: you're the cutest little thing ever, huh? >> jack: i'm saying i want to sponsor your show. >> chelsea: they want to sell chancellor park? >> nick: don't worry, mom and i are on it. we are not going down without a fight. >> nick: what do you mean, devon lost? >> hilary: just what i said. he didn't win the bid for the