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and in newport beach, the weather very appropriate for the christmas boat parade, sunny skies, highsill be relatively warm as we go throughout the next few days. now, in europe, a very wet weather scenario for the northern areas. we have a couple of low pressure systems that's going to really whip up the winds for ireland, the uk, and also into the scandinavian countries. so look out for some very wet weather. high of 4 in stockholm, 12 in berlin, 7 in warsaw with snow possible into moscow and kiev. the southern half of the continent, sunny skies and temperatures will be from 9 in vienna to 18 in rome, 13 in athens. now, here over in east asia we are seeing some cold air pulling in to japan, creating the sea-effect snow from hokkaido and the western portions of japan. this snow will eventually move out. high pressure moving in from the west. that's going to create sunnier skies for the korean peninsula and extending from the western side of japan into the central portions, and then eventually into the northern portions by the time we go into wednesday. high of 5 in seoul. 7 in beijin

diminutive, highly educated. , am newport rhode island classic american loss.yale, was given charge of a survey of all the land between sacramento and the west of the cheyenne, a hundred miles to the north and south, the 40 parallel. it took him seven years. cost hundredsmaps of thousands of dollars today if you can get them. they are beautifully accomplished. all sorts of amazing adventures while doing the survey. as a reward for doing them so well he was appointed to be the first of a director of this newly established audie called the united states geological survey, which still exists today and maps the country in its entirety. he moved to new york, the headquarters, and he was the first director. the second was john wesley powell. his personal life is what i want to mention briefly. i was astonished when i stumbled across it. i hope no one find this sexually, but he was a energetic young man. he did not like white women. he loved native american women and black women. , he wasay, in new york he saw comingrs, towards them a black women. he thought this is t

you can see hear that a truck took out a utility pole along west newport pike at 8:00 a.m., 1400 residents lost power due to the falling wires. it took a few hours to get everything back up and running. >>> north korea said the worst is yet to come following a security breach at sonny pictures. the regime is making threats arena accusing the bomb administration of being behind the making of the movie the interview. in the meantime, former employees have filed lawsuits gains the company. abc reporter, emmitt miller has more. >> north korea continues to deny the cyber attack and says the u.s. will come under attack if the u.s. doesn't agree to do a joint investigation. the cyber hacking caused sony to cancelle the release of the interview. it came after the u.s. publicly cooled the regime of quarreled quarreled -- coordinating the attack. >> i don't think it was an act of war, but cyber vandalism. >> reporter: the u.s. is considering putting north korea back on the list of states sponsors of terrorism. >> if the united states retaliates we're in for retribution there could be a tit for at th

julia has left i've appointed karen by deputy director to cover the policy side we've asked maria newport to help out and cover the customer service center of the coming so if you have issues please refer them to maria or directly to karen or me. >> she's not. >> she's not. >> i think you've met her once when we did the strategy plan presentation i'll make sure she comes i want her to meet the board sure. >> anything else? mr. chair >> could you please call item number 8. >> good afternoon, commissioners karen deferred compensation manager i was going to do summarize the reasons for the replacement of the pimp could total fund but commissioner bridges did it much better the only thank or thing i'll add during the committee meeting there was a discussion of whether it might be pursuant to liquidate the assets before the november 12th meeting and after the meeting given certain news we had learned we were concerned that there would be additional liquidations that could impact the painter because we're talking about 10 percent of the fund so a decision particularly after we learned foreclose

and then we get jeff in newport news who says who cares about the drug-smuggler, is the dog okay but importantly, are you okay, neil? i'm afraid this might affect your appetite. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckle, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> so today the nation's top spy held a rare press conference to defend his agency's following the democrats release of a report of the cia's enhanced interrogation methods. >> we had little experience housing detainees and precious few of our officers were trained interrogators, but the president authorized the effort six days after 9/11, and it was our job to carry it

jason and his girlfriend nina got the great shot just off of newport beach just south of l.a.rlier in the day the storms created huge mudslides causing mud to flow down. dozens of homes were damaged and at least ten had to be red tagged. >> when the door slammed shut, i knew there was two feet of mud behind me and soon the front window blew out. when the window blew out, i knew we had a complete flow of mud and water going through the house completely. >> heavy rainfall caused severe flooding throughout the region forcing firefighters to conduct several swift water rescues. the storms also knocked out pow h power. snow blanketed parts of the sierra nevada mountains creating whiteout conditions throughout the area. it's all part of a storm system called a pineapple express which brings moisture from the pacific tropics into the west coast. we're supposed to get some more rain, more storms, similar storm system, coming up over the next couple days and that's all good news because remember, arthel, we're still in the middle of this historic three-year drought in california. >> i

shortly after it left newport, rhode island began sinking ships just outside of territorial waters. kind of ruined its good will with the country. beginning in april 1917, the u.s. is involved in the war and shortly thereafter, the u-boat threat starts to come to the u.s. i'm just going to talk a little bit -- there's more going on along the east coast than i'm going to mention. i'm just going to focus on the north carolina area and the particular u-boats that operated in this region. a couple of the vessels that we know are lost in that area that we kind of hoped to find and study as we move forward with some of our research projects in the field. there were three german u-boats that ended up operating in north carolina. the u151, the 140 and 117. this -- this graph here kind gives you an idea. this is the destruction of vessels all up and down the coast. north carolina, massachusetts, new jersey. the difference here is that often massachusetts got in major harbors. north carolina doesn't have that. what we found if our research in looking at this landscape, north carolina has some

newport beach to riverside. that's where most of the rain is going to be centered. southern california, unfortunately, for the most part done. >> all right, thinking about our viewers in the west tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> now to the new but per coming in late today. look at this. in oklahoma city, a gas station selling gas now for $1.99 a gallon. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis tonight on who is next. rebecca? >> reporter: david, we told you it would happen and now it's here. oklahoma city, the first in the country to pay below $2 for a gallon of gas at two separate gas stations, these prices being offered right now tonight. this one, $1.99, and another, $1.98. not answering their phones, probably they're busy. houston, texas, the next in the nation to cross below that $2 mark. but seven other states on their way to paying below $2 a gallon. and if you don't live in one of those, have no fear. because the whole nation is on track to pay 15 to 20 cents less for a gallon of gas by new-year-old's. david? >> all right, we'll take it. reck becca,

in newport news this is discriminatory to treat pregnantly-related conditions less favorably than otherrelated conditions. it provides accomodations to who are not pregnant is treating pregnancy-related conditions less favorably than others. >> you do assert, it's a most favored nation provision. tough give the benefits that you give to any other class of employees, right? >> to any other class of employees. i think -- >> it doesn't matter whether that class is enormous or small right? >> so i think this is text that obviously requires some degree of interpretation. i think, your honor articulated one way of thinking about it which is providing this accommodation or benefit to employees generally. and certainly when an employer provide accomodations or benefits to such large classes of employees who are not pregnant for purpose of disability -- >> does the record show what you have asserted here, that the classes that are given special treatment is almost everybody? >> well i think that we have -- >> does the record show that? >> i think the record is sufficient to show that remember su

. >> host: newport ritchie, florida, ann is next, an independent. hi, ann. >> guest: hello, representative mcdermott. hi, greta. this is a call, i'm kind of nervous. i lived in washington stays in eastern and -- state in eastern and western washington state, and i'm calling you from florida. we're a border state, so i'm going to ask about immigration. i know that washington state and florida have several things in common in terms of being border states -- [laughter] and i have been to canada, and i do love it up there. i wish i was back there. but florida is different in that we have a large immigration problem here that has now gone to another level. the representative bilirakis has decided to look the other way here in newport ritchie when we've had new buildings built to house some of the immigrants that came here who were underage immigrants on the trains that obama let come here. and they're now expanding their facilities here. and i just, i look at the situation, and i think my husband's been out of work for a year, and he was a plumbing mecha

distinguished visiting appointments such as the visiting professor of strategy at the naval war college, newport, rhode island. dr. herwig has an impressive publication list and many of his projects have been transformed into television documentaries. he has published more than a dozen books, inclusive of "the first world war germany and austria/hungary, 1914-1918" that won the norm lynn e. tomlinson prize for best book. another important book is "the marne 1914." dr. herwig will speak to us did about battle of the marne. of that engagement he writes he wanted to write about it because i regard it as the most decisive land battle since the allies defeated napoleon at waterloo in 1815. i regard its impact for have been spectacular. germany was denied victory and had germany over europe france was spared occupation britain maintained its foothold on the continent. without the marne, places such as verdon and others would not resonate with us as they do. without the marne, no lenin, no stalin, no hitler. ladies and gentlemen, i present to you today dr. holger herwig who will speak to us about the b

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flash flood watches in place, newport, up into the sierra. and look for the next three days to be extremely rainy in northern california. one more day north and east of san francisco to get the brunt. brandi hitt is in california. tell me everything you have seen so far. >> reporter: good morning, ginger. it continues to rain, and many of the families are on edge. take a look, they have installed large barriers in front of the homes. sandbags here, and they have done a great job of protecting the homes from the mud and flash flood waters. a powerful storm drenching california overnight. record-breaking rainfall downing trees. drivers swerving around rock slides. >> terrifying. it was scary. very scary. >> reporter: and a power outage at the bob hope airport. and this truck dangling from a freeway overpass. and the deluge isn't over, 4 inches expected in the next 24 hours. >> monitor things all day. i know there's heavy rains coming this afternoon. >> reporter: in glenn codoor la they worry that this could give way. >> i'm hoping it's okay. >>

the robbery happened just before 6:00 last night at an ice cream store on west newport pike in wilmingtonpect showed a gun and demanded cash. the employee complied and turned over an unknown amount of money. >>> a vigil for peace is happening right now in camden. that at the cathedral of the immaculate conception. it will run tomorrow from 5:00 in the morning until 5:00 at night. one hour prayer will be devoted to each murder victim from camden this year. for a total of 31 hours of prayer. >>> now to new information about the sudden closure of a philadelphia charter school. the school district says it will immediately enroll about 400 kindergarten through eighth grade students who attended the walter palmer leadership learning partners charter school. the school effective tomorrow. >>> the holiday season has turned into a season of suffering. the flu is hitting people in our area and hitting them hard. the centers for disease control reports widespread flu activity in pennsylvania new jersey and delaware. now in delaware they have nearly ten times the amount of flu cases right now than th

jason coke err and his girlfriends got the great shot just off newport beach.er in the day mud slide, flowing downhill sides, little to no vegetation due to recent wilds fires. mud piled up ten feet high, almost to roof thomas. in the process, dozens of homes were damaged, and at least ten had to be red tagged. >> when the doors slam shut, i now they was 2 feet of mud behind me, the window blew out. then i knew we had complete flow of mud and water going through the house completely. >> heavy rainfall caused severe flooding throughout the region forcing firefighters to conduct several swift water rescues, up north, two people died, in oregon from the storms. they also knocked out power for tens of thousands of people across the west coast. white out conditions hit other part of california, as snow blanketed parts of the sierra nevada mountains. throughout all, part of california got to up 5 inches every rain, and were expecting another storm system to move through in the coming days, that's good news since california is still in the middle of a historic drought

a minor crash using the waze happen near newport in newcastle county stand still traffic in that neck of the woods. >> happy new years eve eve too to you. >>> septa passengers are back with their cell phones after authorities acting quickly to catch a trio of suspects. sharrie williams is live to talk about the details we are gathering. >> three suspects involved in this crime and police say that they have captured all of them. here is what we know, surveillance cameras captured some of the suspects trying to elude authorities after stealing a passenger's cell phone coming up we'll hear from the dispatcher that helped police make an arrest. and dramatic images coming out of chicago, a storage facility that stores salt, one of the walls collapsed and you have to see the video for yourself. more coming up at 5:00. thank you sharrie. coming up next cecily has your new year's eve call from accuweather. >>> and our first look at the ball at times square as the big apple gets ready to ring in the new year. >> take 6 abc wherever you want to go it changes size no matter the device. check it

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a m newport, rhode island, classic american wasp from a very good wasp family. he went to -- he went -- to a phd. at harvard. at the age of 27, all of the sacramento and the west in the east and 100 miles north. the 40th parallel survey. took in seven years. he books, the maps, the reports, it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars today if you can get them there. beautifully accomplished. and he had all sorts of amazing doing the while survey. survey. them a reward for doing so well, they did the geological survey, it exists today, it maps its entirety. he moved to new york to the headquarters of the usgs, he was director. the second was john wesley powell as it happened. but his personal life is what i to mention briefly because i was astonished when i stumbled across it. energetic young man and he did not like white women one bit. he loved native american women and he loved black women. well on in was years, something like 60 but till clearly, you know, had any a cialis moment, i think, he saw coming toward him a black was sort of -- for this is the creature

linda king is founder of king-sized bows and joins us from newport beach, california. an article of the products you make and first question was, you know, one thing to sell a big bow to a lexus dealership and completely different to the average person. how many people every year order one of your bows? >> mandy, we sell thousands and thousands and thousands of bows to dealerships as well as individuals throughout the united states and canada and all over the world. >> you know, i see the commercials. i see the giant bows and think what are those going on aside from cars. give us some idea, like, don't say like people. like what could there be besides cars and a gift elephant? >> well, actually, brian, i could say people but -- >> i kind of pictured myself out of a cake and then i realized that the viewers, like, that's not ideal for them. >> only one picturing that, yeah. >> we actually do bows small enough for retail stores and bows large enough to wrap an entire building. >> what's the craziest thing you've wrapped or put a bow on? >> a building? look at that. >> we

1916, when another merchant submarine came in on another good will mission and shortly after, left newport rhode island, ruined the good will with the country. beginning, of course in april, 1917, the u.s. is involved in the war. shorltly thereafter, the u-boat threat starts to come to the u.s. i will talk a little bit, there is more going on along the east coast, than i will mention mention just going to focus on the north carolina area, and the u-boat that is operated in this region, and a couple of vessel that is we know are lost in that area, that we hope to find and study as we move forward. so, there were three german u-boats that ended up operating in north carolina, the u 151. the highest percentage, now, the difference s massachusetts, major harbor, north carolina doesn't have that what we found in looking at the research in looking at the landscape, they have geographical feature that is lend itself well to uboat operations, i will talk about that more. kind of a uboat hot spot for a number of reasons. you see that north carolina emerges as one of the largest concentrations in to

a pickup truck an car collided along west newport pike.ent right into a utility pole and took down some wires. about 1400 customers lost power for a few hours. one of the drivers was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> two school buses were involved in a collision here in west philadelphia this morning. chopper 6 hd was over the scene. this is the intersection of 56th and chestnut streets. authorities say there were no children on the bus at the time. but still no word on whether the drivers were hurt. >> a pair of robbery suspects are under arrest for allegedly attacking an elderly woman during a home invasion in west whiteland chester county. only "action news" was there as 41-year-old brianna mitchell was walked into an exton courtroom. authorities say she and 36-year-old leonard bernard posed as healthcare workers to gain access to the 76-year-old woman's home at exton crossing development. once inside the thieves allegedly bound her hands and stole her jewelry. mitchell and bernard were arrested in delaware. both are charge

this after two cars collided on the 2800 block of west newport pike sending a truck into a utility pole wasn't seriously hurt but the crash did make quite a mess of the wires. utility crews had to replace the pole. everyone was back online by noon. >> meteorologist melissa magee standing by now and the rain is making its way in as we speak. >> yeah, that's right, brian and shirleen, it's south of us and slight rain and drizzle but this is just the first round that moves in tonight and another one moves in as we get into christmas eve. outside we go, sky 6 live in hd it's a nice shot of philadelphia international airport on this monday afternoon. that temperature 44 degrees, dewpoint at 35. the winds out of the northeast at 9 miles per hour so you had the clouds moving on in and that will help to provide more moisture as the night wears on. the wind chill makes it feel like we're sitting at 39 degrees. so if perhaps you're traveling today, i think this whole week is going to be a week of travel before christmas and there are a few delays to tell you about. at new york city j.f.k. and la

bulldozers working to build berms in newport beach.uing a high surf advisory in the state warning waves will top jetties and sea walls the ocean could also spill over into low lying beach areas and parking lots. some surfers in seal beach taking advantage of the rough seas before the storm arrived. >> little exit chi. took a few to the face but not too bad. >> reporter: the storm is expected to move south through the day and then slowly weaken as it moves east. across nevada, arizona and new mexico. in pacifica california claudia cowan, fox news. >> what started as few pets has now increased to hundreds of rodents. hard to believe but a florida woman's home has been overrun by rats. the spca says there are up to 500 rats in flor recent brown's home schenn did not know what to do. the spca has removed some but hundreds remain and flor recent doesn't have the heart to fumigate. those few rats she got as pets two years ago mull applied and now rule. >> the rats they have taken over. they're in every room pretty much in the house. did you

then about a year ago, somebody told him about the brain treatment center in newport beach. >> we areng very powerful magnetic fields to change literally how the brain is working, the frequencies at which the brain is running. >> reporter: it's called neuromodulation, used for children with autism to stimulate areas of the brain that aren't working as they should. doctors believe it can help veterans by restoring parts of the brain affected by war. >> my anxiety was gone and i had quieted down in my head. i was actually able to just be present with my friends and family. >> reporter: warren no longer abuses drugs or alcohol. he now works at the center as a veteran liaison encouraging others like joseph humel to try it. humel and his autistic son began therapy a few months ago, changing their family forever. >> my wife had a 30-minute conversation with her son for the first time in 14 years. it was unbelievable. >> reporter: the center says this treatment for veterans will be in the clinical testing stage until 2015 but it's already getting support from some of the foremost neurologist

>> newport beach, california, is a prime spot to catch some waves or just spend the day lounging on the sand. but on the afternoon of august 3rd, 2011, a nightmare is unfolding below this idyllic beach. 17-year-old matt meena is trapped underneath six feet of sand when the hole he's digging collapses in on him. alerted by meena's cousins, lifeguards, including captain mike helfide, rush to his aid. >> when i first came on scene, we had two lifeguards digging and then four or five, matt's cousins and friends that he was with. at that point we started getting more volunteers. >> helfide organizes the group into three concentric circles surrounding the spot where meena was last seen. >> the first rescuers are inside moving sand, trying to locate the patient. the second ring takes the sand from the rescuers and move it further out. the third ring is to take the sand and disperse it further out. >> as word ripples out that a teenager is trapped, bystanders start converging on the scene and the crowd grows. >> i just saw a whole row of moms just on their hands and knees just digging as if it

. >> bob behr joins us from newport beach.is the deadliest attack in pakistan in some years and by targeting children and especially a school on an army base, it is quite an escalation. what do you make of this in the larger context of anti-terrorism efforts in pakistan? >> well, it's more complicated than anti-terrorism. i mean what's happened is the pakistani army has been the middle of a campaign in north waziristan. only a matter of time before the pakistani taliban responded and as you -- they responded against the military target essentially, a soft target but still symbolically a military target so i think the pakistanis in a sense were prepared for this. >> as far as how it might impact u.s. efforts in the region. osama bin laden was killed in pakistan back in 2011. he was near a military base. it caused a bit of a rift between the u.s. and pakistan since then. does this incident prove that it's time to heal that divide somewhat? >> well, i don't think the divide has been healed at all. and there's still drone attacks

damage from strong winds also evident in newport. >> this is a lot than usual for sure.ot this windy. i mean usually there's winds but super stormy. >> reporter: recent bad weather also hitting washington. rain and wind battering parts of the state causing power outages. while a home fell into the sea as conditions eroded a shore line aptly named wash away bea beach. >> this is mother nature. it's reclaiming itself. i think just the currents are doing what they do. >> reporter: rain is expected to continue throughout the day here in california as the storm continues to move south. as for the drought, this is just a dent. in malibu, california, william la jeunesse, fox news. >> to your fox 29 weather authority. nothing like that here. >> we thought we had wild weather this week. >> kind of crazy. >> both coasts dealing with a lot of moisture so each end was getting it. for us, though, the good thing is, we're not any more. weaver past the worse of this and this weekend is really shaping up to be lovely. if you're headed off to some parties i know somebody that's head to d

stay at the hyatt regency newport.spot. >> definitely great family spot. excursions and activities. the che l ligightiningg u upp te zozooo a at ninighght. certrtaiainn a animamall e exhx opopenen.. kikidsds undnderer 3 3 a are f causeway. two-hour ride. you stop for an hour, everybody gets out to play and hang out. the lodge is $119 a night. it has an outdoor fire pit. everybody can get together and roast marshmallows. >> that is christmas heaven there. st. augustine, florida. >> think about beach, warm weather. they're doing their nights of lights celebration through february. can you even go after the holidays. totally decked out. millions of white lights decorating the town, which you can explore by walking, biking, taking the old town trolley, horse-drawn carriage ride. we like, if you stay 30 minutes outside, there's the hammock beach resort go for the full resort experience, $158 a night. they're doing off and on things like cookies and milk with santa's elves, arts and crafts celebration in the lobby christmas

definitely a conduit to a lot of the blues music of the 1960s, and they backed bob dylan at the newportow, a seismic moment in music history. so that alone might make them qualified to be in the rock hall. gerri: all right. so ringo starr getting an award as well. are you surprised it took them this long to give him his own award? what's your reaction to this? [laughter] >> i guess i am surprised now that i think about it. of course, the beatles, you know, might as well be there on the first day. but apparently, all the other members of the beatles are already solo inductees for the rock hall, so i think if ringo even noticed that he was missing, he might have felt slighted -- [laughter] so this definitely certainly corrects the record. from an interview i read with him today in "rolling stone," he seemed to have not realized he wasn't in there until someone -- paul mccartney, possibly -- told him he wasn't a member of the rock hall. gerri: that's funny. we've got a really interesting list of snubs including bon jovi, deep purple, chicago, willie nelson which shocks me. who do you think

richard in newport, north carolina. republican line. the house passed this $1.1 trillion bill. the senate is taking it up today. your thoughts? caller: i have been listening and i agree with a lot of people calling in. and are blaming republicans democrats. it is not republicans and democrats, it is progressives in are ruining that this country and we have to realize who they are and vote against them. we just collected over the past two months, 400 and $4 billion in taxes -- $404 billion in taxes. we have overspent by $179 billion. we are collecting all these taxes which 40 something percent of the people don't pay federal taxes. it's on the backs of the middle class. he wants to raise more taxes and everything and they are going up and putting up these useless bridge to nowhere spending like shrimp on treadmills. we need to get smart. know who the progressives are and vote them out and get this country back on the right track again. host: john in north carolina tweets in -- gwb -- finally, steve says -- from the washington times this morning, congress losing world , a tea par

sharla and i are in newport beach, looking for locations for our first store.en a location and so has she. this ought to be interesting. let's find a parking space. >> okay. >> it's busy. >> wow, it's really crowded here. >> when i had the realtor find me places... >> yeah? >> i knew i was looking for medium income. >> right. >> i knew i was looking for traffic. >> yes. >> and i knew that i wanted to make sure there was a coffee place, a gas station... >> oh. >> and an ice cream place. >> interesting. >> the ice cream store will get traffic at night, coffee's morning and night... >> yes. >> and the gas is repetitive traffic. i don't know. i kind of like the spot, though, because it's right on the entrance. do you agree? >> my gut says no. first of all, nobody buys popcorn in the mornings. >> but it's packed. >> no, but i don't want to be in a boring spot. i don't want a store in a mall. just because marcus has a billion dollars doesn't mean he knows the best location for a popcorn store. >> all right, let's just go check this place you want to look at and compa

the micahples of the book of and the versus george washington quoted to the hebrew congregation in newport23 years ago. he wrote, "may the children of the stock of abraham who dwell in this land continue to enjoy the goodwill of the other inhabitants while everyone shall sit in safety under his own fine and fig tree and there shall be none to make him afraid." notions of jewish religious freedom, of safety in your own land, of being treated with dignity and respect in your own community. not only led to the creation of the modern state of israel as the homeland for the jewish people, but it also formed the bedrock of the united states of america. since our very founding. these values were captured in poetords of a young jewish named emma lazarus when she wrote, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free. words captured forever in the statue of liberty are things that are great -- in grade in your dna and become ingrained in the dna of america. not only did millions of jews easternrom programs and millions of faiths and cultures from all over the world saw