he cannot return to nigeria. it was written and his persona that nigeria was at the heart of his being and his work as well. brian: what did he teach you? he taught me that stories have to have integrity. he taught me the stories were important. there was something deeply moral about art and the art of storytelling. it is not innocent. to enslave andd oppressed. stories can also be used to liberate and free people. his mode of storytelling -- he was a writer who never wasted a word. , you hadrote something the sense that he had such deep respect for language that he would just play around with language. the way he said it and what he said came together beautifully. brian: i think you were sitting at a bar. --couple of guys were talking women.wo youngster, i loved to ease drop -- huge drop -- eavesdrop on conversations. indifferencehave to the stories of adults. i was particularly curious to eavesdrop. in my world there was a sharp division. i would appear to be doing something, but that was an excuse to overhear

i had been a journalist in nigeria. was talking to him for 30 or 40 minutes when his daughter said why don't you let this guy come and dance? and he said that i am not holding him. who sat here. i do not do great dancing but people do notice me when i'm on the dance floor. there was some chemistry i felt but i was a little bit more of a playboy then somebody in a relationship. and so there was a woman who knew of my reputation. she wanted to protect this beautiful wife of mine from may. -- from me. so this woman came to me and said, ok, i see you. i see you. you see?hat do i said, i just danced. this is all i did. she said i want you to know that you don't play around with this one if you're not serious, just move on. years later, several years later, sherry and i got married and she has been the love of my life. she is american. her mother was born in nigeria. she came here frequently. her mother is from vermont but she was born in nigeria. brian: what is the origin of your three daughter's names. okey: i have two sons

he could not return to nigeria. it was clear in his writing and persona that nigeria was at the heart of his being and his work as well. brian: what did he teach you? okey: he taught me that stories have to have integrity. achebe also taught me that stories were important. that there was something deeply moral about the art of storytelling. to enslave anded oppress. stories can also be used to liberate and free people. that is one. in his motive storytelling, achebe was a writer who never wasted a word. something, you had the sense that he had such deep didect for language that he not play around with point which. what he said in the way he said it came together beautifully. brian: i think you were sitting at a bar. a couple of guys were talking-- okey: two women. brian: i'm thinking the one about communism. okey: much earlier. brian: you can tell both of those. toy: as a youngster, i loved eavesdrop on conversations. today would ask my children to come sit and listen to me they find the first excuse to run away. yo

he cannot return to nigeria.t was written and his persona that nigeria was at the heart of his being and his work as well. brian: what did he teach you? okey: he taught me that stories have to have integrity. he taught me the stories were important. there was something deeply moral about art and the art of storytelling. it is not innocent. stories are used to enslave and oppressed. stories can also be used to liberate and free people. his mode of storytelling -- he was a writer who never wasted a word. when he wrote something, you had the sense that he had such deep respect for language that he would just play around with language. the way he said it and what he said came together beautifully. brian: i think you were sitting at a bar. a couple of guys were talking-- okey: two women. as a youngster, i loved to ease drop -- huge drop -- eavesdrop on conversations. young people have indifference to the stories of adults. i was particularly curious to eavesdrop. in my world there was a sharp division. i would appear

. >> a dramatic scene playing out on a street in nigeria. you can see that the man is lying motionless on the floor as the woman comes up in a red dress. she just had someone coup and tell "her" man, the man on the floor, has been in a traffic accident. you can see the blood on the what is going on. the desperation on her face evident as she tries to elicit a response from her man. i'm sure she's praying for a miracle. it's a miracle, ladies and gentlemen. what's going on here. >> this better not be a prank. >> it is so much work. >> it's a proposal. >> no. >> heck yes. watch this. he officially the worst proposal of all times. >> exactly. it's like you're alive now and i'm going to kill you because that is not funny. >> walking towards her almost like she's got a tear in her eye, then boom. >> she probably slapped him. >> i don't like this. >> it has gone massively viral in nigeria. does anybody think this is fake? part of me thinks no one on earth would do this. yes, we've seen videos where people staged kidnappings. i don't know. we're go

la verdadera religiÓn en nigeria.aÑos. >> somos padres, somos unos sacerdotes que hacemos las consultas, pero somos doctores. flavio: para ser doctores estudian como orÁculos y tienen mÁs de mil historias que enriquecen sus pensomientoss y dios les habla por sus espÍritus ancestrales. >> pero un muerto no puede estar diciendo lo que piensa la persona. flavio: lu creciÓ con el catÁlo catolisismo y se le apareciÓ una mujer. >> aprendÍ que los santos llegan cuando tu vida estÁ en peligro. flavio: a la vida de lu, tambiÉn llegÓ la temperatura de las cartas y utiliza esto, porque con la baraja de naipes lu interpreta sueÑos, hecho de una persona, una prÁctica que se lo permite la santerÍa. >> la santerÍa viene de nigeria, mediante a los esclavos, ¿cÓmo se mezcla con el catolisismo? >> en el catolisismo santa bÁrbara, la dueÑa de los truenos, y entonces los espaÑoles hicieron oh dios! y mi dios son uno, asÍ que si ustedes quieren practicar, podemos mezclarlos y asÍ es que empezÓ a ♪ ♪ ilia: ahora seguimos con temperaturas a

. >> a on a street in nigeria. you can see that the man is lying motionless on the floor as the woman comes up in a red dress. she just had someone coup and tell "her" man, the man on the floor, has been in a traffic accident. you can see the blood on the floor. she is clearly distressed at what is going on. the desperation on her face evident as she tries to elicit a response from her man. it's a miracle, ladies and gentlemen. what's going on here. >> this better not be a prank. >> it is so much work. >> it's a proposal. >> no. >> heck yes. watch this. he drops to one knee. officially the worst proposal of all times. >> exactly. it's like you're alive now and i'm going to kill you because that is not >> walking towards her almost like she's got a tear in her eye, then boom. >> she probably slapped him. >> i don't like this. >> it has gone massively viral in nigeria. picked up by local media sending it out there. does anybody think this is fake? part of me thinks no one on earth would do this. yes, we've seen video

and the lives of so many friends and family where he's from in nigeria. take a look at your screen... these grainy images are all they believe is their killer. if you know anything call raleigh police...or crime stoppers....there is a cash reward. and while efobi has lived in raleigh for more than 30 years... the nigerian community here is raising money so he can be buried in nigeria. but they are planning to have a wake for him here in raleigh...early next month. new tonight-- an 'arrest' -- in the 'shooting' -- that 'killed' a 'san antonio' police dete the detective -- one of 'two' law enforcement officers -- 'shot dead' -- in the past five days. another 'three' law enforcement officers-- have 'also' been shot. attorney general -- 'loretta - lynch' -- calls the "ambush style shootings" -- "reprehensible" -- adding -- they "won't be tolerated". lynch says -- the 'justice department' -- is taking measures -- to 'improve' officer safety. here at home -- raleigh police say this water main break on capital boulevard -- will continue to torment drivers tuesda

. >>> and boko haram is being blamed for a car bomb blast in nigeria. nine people killed. dozens hurt. the terror group is suspected of being behind another attack also in nigeria where two female suiciders killed. >>> and the head of the british u.k. is very likely. he says there are about 3,000 violent extremists in the u.k., most of them british. the spy chief also said that his agency is adding 1,000 officers over the next five years to deal with this threat. from the terrorism alert desk, back to you. >> thank you. >>> this is a fascinating story. women will never get to priesthood. that's the latest from pope francis. he made the statement today while traveling. he conducted a if woman could be deacons. the catholic church's teaching said women cannot be ordained as priests. >>> a florida woman gives birth in her car. >> she said her husband drove her right through the hospital's fire lane. nurses rushed to help her deliver the baby right there in fee. >> i knew i was responsible for $5,000. i get it. i'm gonna pay the bill. that's not the issue. the issue is that --

nigeria kept it's rates on hold. 19 economists in a bloomberg survey expect the central bank will keep rates on hold at about makes hise governor this vision and announce is it later today, menace. manus: -- manus. manus: the last data point coming in at this .4%, which relative to how inflation has held up, is high. is it economic growth or price stability? abo: we know inflation accelerated to about 6.4% in october. is definitely going to be a consideration that will be top as nbc makes his decision and announces a later today. we know the south african reserve bank promises to keep inflation within that 3% to 6% target range. we know that the economy is now selected to grow. that is according to the government's latest estimate. growth won't be a consideration. the rand has remained a bit resilient. some of the political turmoil we have seen over the last two months. we are interested in what the central bank will do today but growth and price stability definitely two of the main considerations. yousef: let us dig

annmarie: what is a healthy oil price for nigeria? mid 50's. 54, 55, 56.$50a little more -- mid-$50's. annmarie: you are more worried about shale? >> if the prices are high, we will send the incentive for shale production into -- is also high. at the point we have modestly been able to set a cap, but is mid $60.he mid-$50, i'm worried that if you fail to cut and the prices go down, the chances of production rising dramatically are less, but we will probably find the cut and normal price. we are beginning to see show production and how do we converge -- shale production, and how do we converge? we want russia to have some level of understanding. we are never going to have finance solutions that are disruptive. annmarie: what you see as the biggest challenges to this plan? >> i think it is within our reach. whether it ising, issues of regulation, we are very aggressive advance. problem because you simply cannot get a final handle on it until it is resolved. is fully know when it resolved. we have made a lot of progress on that. progress is up 1.9 5 million b

. >> she's going to take a missionary trip to nigeria.he was inspired by a recent visit where she found residents lacking the basic necessities like clean water and electricity. her foundation when in need is collecting donations of first aid and diabetic supplies, glasses and vitamins. >> and i know that most of the things that we all take for granted here is actually needed in the third world countries such as nigeria. >> the when in need foundation is planning the next trip to africa, if you want to donate we have a link to their site and what they need on nbc 10. >>> in berks county state police will perform free car seat checks. they can go to the police barracks in reading between 3:00 and 7:00 tonight. it's all part of the click in or ticket campaign. >>> the flyers great a now a sports immortal. >> eric lindros is now a member of the hockey hall of fame. last night the hall inducted n lindros. in his acceptance speech lindros thanked the club and flyers captain ended with a special moment with his brother brett. >> brett played in

nigeria in a crisis situation. they want to grow. other libyas such as angola. so everybody, including venezuela want more petro dollars. do you get that by higher price or more production with a lower price. very important point to note is under the new policy which started november 2014, opec has grown production by 3 million barrels a day it's only about the top million of that that is seen as overproduction. back to you. >> steve, thank you very much. i think i saw a tweet early this morning of your little fresh faces trying to stay warm. so, do keep warm. keep the team warm. we'll chat soon again. steve out in the cold there in vienna covering opec for us. >>> let's move on and look at what european equity markets are doing. pretty mixed on the open. we saw european equity markets sliding a bit. down by a tenth of a percent or something like that. looking now at ftse 100, xetra dax off a tad. the cac 40 and ftse mib just a bit higher. the sectors, retail, construction, banks trading up. maybe the retail sector is a little bit of a fourth quarter play headin

. >> she will take a missionary trip to nigeria. she was inspired by a recent visit where she found residents lacking clean water and electricity. her foundation when in need is collecting donations of first aid and diabetic supplies, glasses and viet minutes. >> and i know that most of the things that we all take for granted here is actually needed in the third world countries%g$ such as nigeria. >> the when in need foundation is already planning the next trip to africa. if you want to donate we have a link to their site what you need to know on nbc.com and on our nbc 10 app. >>> we love her, don't we? philadelphia's own patti labelle, she will receive this year's marion anderson award at a gala and concert at the kimble center tonight, her co-honorees local music producers kenny gamble and leon huff. it pays tribute to artists who have impacted society in a pros testify way through their work or support for an important cause. >>> well, just ahead we will take you county by county across our area for a look at events happening in

on tuesday, we spoke to the director of health of mother earth foundation in nigeria.e said "this is cop22. for us it is like catch-22 because either direction, africa is going to lose. the rich countries are forcing the process to go in the direction of polluters continuing to pollute without stopping pollution. and if they continue to pollute, no matter how much money people make from carbon offsetting like reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation and all the other marks of marketed environmentalism, it is not going to add up to actually reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere which means the temperature is going to rise." your response? >> i don't think that is quite right because africa has a phenomenal amount of zero carbon renewable energy. the best sunshine in the world stretches across countries like chad and niger that desperately need electrification. here you have the grace on your energy potential, tremendous hydroelectric power potential that should be tapped and can be cap safely. -- tapped safely. there are wonderful opportunities. i

surge in production in countries like nigeria and libya?s dependent upon the opec ministers, what they see as appropriate. in my view, the markets are best with the market forces, such as demand and supply, but if the producing countries do cut the production, do freeze the production, this will have an impact on the prices, but once think if theould prices go up, what are the implications of that for the other markets? $40e have been trading from to $50 for most of the year. if there is a deal, what is the expected rise range for oil, and if it fails, what is the price? weekshave said for two across the world that our analysis shows that we are entering a time of greater oil price volatility because of the market dynamics and also as a result of three years in a row, global oil investments are in decline. happeninge first time in the history of oil that oil levels are declining three cheers in a row, and as result we may see bigger difficulties the global oil markets. rishaad: that was the executive director of the ie a talking to talking

we are getting progress according to a delegate from nigeria. this chart shows the price of brent crude, but it also shows the 15 day moving average. brent yesterday closing above the 15 day moving average since october 28. if we are talking on the upside, it is the first time the price seems to be moving higher and has risen through the 50 day moving average since the end of september. that is two months really quickly. let's stick with commodities because gold has not seen the biggest of months this november. through friday, investors pouring more than a billion dollars -- pulling more than billion dollars from the index. we know why, strong dollar and the expectation that the fed is going to raise rates, next month. vonnie: as much uncertainty as there could be, let's check in on the first word news. trump hasnt-elect al spelled out his policy priorities in a new video on his first in office, he will take aim at a controversial trade agreement. >> i will issue notification of intent to withdraw from the transpacific partnership, a potential d

saudi arabia still saying libya and nigeria are excluded from everyone having to agree? >> yes.s was agreed in algiers. of this inso part algiers. libya and nigeria will be exempt again as their countries have dealt with so much external strife -- internal strife. a will be exempt from a cut. however, the saudis will not budge on iran. vonnie: it is a gesture. they want iran and iraq to hold together opec nations? >> in the 10 hour talks yesterday with the governors, not the ministers, there was talk of the saudis proposing the iranians cut -- they only produce 3.7 million barrels a day. the iranians say they should pump pre-sanction levels of 4 million a day that it is the will of the people to get back to pre-sanctioned levels. it is a 7% difference that the saudis want them to cut. this comes down to political baggage to be honest. vonnie: thank you. keeping an eye on the opec cummings and goings. ahead, we are joined from the robin hood investors complex. everything from marriott lying starwood hotels to expectations for the u.s. economy under president-elect donald trump. t

flavio: es gay, y asÍ es aceptado, la verdadera religiÓn de los de nigeria, a los 15 aÑos dice que logrÓe mÁs de mil historias que en enrique riquecs personas, aprendÍ que los santos llegan cuando tu vida estÁ. a la vida de lu tambiÉn llegÓ situaciones actuales el futuras con la lectura de cartas interpreta los estados de Ánimo de las personas, una prÁctica que permite la santerÍa. se le conoce como sin creetismo te >> dueÑo de los rayos, del fuego, en el catolisismo santa bÁrbara, dueÑa de los truenos, muy parecidos. entonces si ustedes quieren practicar, podemos mezclarlos, asÍ es cÓmo empezo ♪ ♪ alejandro: hola, ¿quÉ tal?, vamos con la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs importante del momento con de momento toda la jornada de champions, arrancamos con el juego mÁs atractivo, barcelona visitando al manchester city, despuÉs un golazo de tiro libre, decretÓ la derrota del barÇa, victoria del city. el benfica de raÚl jimÉnez b jimÉnez venciÓ al dÍnamo. despuÉs hizo lo suyo y un golazo, el mejor de la fecha, sentenciÓ la victoria de los go nerd que sumo Árbitro de tres puntos en esta ♪ ♪ ricardo mo

he went on to say there will be some free pass cards for a couple countries, libya, nigeria, iraq given -- iran given a semi-free pass to stay at sanctions-free levels. it sounds good, but in reality there's individual negotiations to keep everybody happy and it comes back to the three key players of saudi arabia, the uae and kuwait. it's up to them. they would have to shoulder the burden of a cut. >> why do we even need this deal in the marketplace if the oil market is set to rebalance itself and the implementing of a deal would take 6 to 12 months. >> it would give a couple dollars per barrel a boost to oil price which they would all like and increase revenue. though some ease back a little on production, in theory the total revenue would stay stable. so looking for a small boost in oil price. >> what is the positioning in the oil markets now? a report yesterday said hedge funds had entered plenty of long positions going into the opec meeting. by the looks of things, by the market reaction this morning, they should be benefitting from that now. do you think given the heavy oil positio

. >> nigeria, africa, mexico, all over. >> and it's christmas every day >>> researchers may have deciphered possible cause for premature births. calcium buildup in the womb may be to blame. no one knows what causes it but it's similar to the kind that causes kidney stones and stiffened art reese. >>> with it.s cooling down -- te people will be getting their furnaces checked out. >> some customers report getting ripped off. the technician said there was a crack that could allow carbon monoxide into the home. a sales guy tried to get them to spend thousands. they got a second opinion only to find out nothing was wrong. >> ran a full test, everything checked out okay. >> everything was fine? >> everything was fine. >> i shed a couple tears and this to us? >> if there is a problem, the furnace should only be turned off, not taken apart. >>> defeating prop 205, no recreational marijuana in arizona. answers on why this race has been called even though hundreds of thousands of ballots remain unkinded -- uncounted. >> you see it in their eyes, how in love they worry this program. >> paying it forwa

that is supporting nigeria in the fight against boca haram and that is reinforcings it commitment to peacekeeping forces in south sudan, somalia and kosovo. and it is britain that is leading the way in pioneering international efforts to crack down on modern slavery wherever it is found. time and again, it is british leadership, british hard and soft power that is at the forefront of how the world responds to the greatest challenges of our time. so i stand here confident that in facing these new challenges, once again, britain can lead. that together, we can shape a new approach to globalization, to enhance the prosperity of not just some of our citizens but all of our citizens. that together, by meeting this national moment with a truly national effort, we unite our whole country by making the uk a country that works for everyone. that together we can rise to this moment and seize this great global opportunity of our time. to provide the leadership that will ensure the prosperity of your businesses, the success of our country, and the future of the world we want to leave for our chi

. >> it has gone massively viral in nigeria. picked up by local media sending it out there. does anybody think thiss ke? part ofnko one earth would do this. yes, we've seen video i don't know. we're going to put it on our facebook page and sound offer, is this the worst proposal ever or is it fake? >>> this little girl's day is about to get very exciting. >> disney world. >> her disney surprise next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, this little cutie knows how to rock a turkey suit. gobble gets the best of him. >>> plus there's still time to score an ipad mini. don't miss the tuesday buzzword for your shot to win next. our t. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement?, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you?. bert

and a sweet drive and finish by freshman john, from nigeria. u.n.h. wins 86-70. let's take a live look at spella stadium where the nashua river bragging right over thanksgiving looks like they're in the redstone and trying to score. so it south against north and south leads the series 8-4. but north won last year. north would be a favorite, they made the semifinal this is year before falling to exeter. we'll have highlights tonight at 11:00. in plaistow this afternoon, the going, going gobble 5k road race. a great way to catch there that were running, the race was at the polar school. tomorrow it will be a huge crowd for the sixth annual fisher cat thanksgiving 5k, over 2,500 runners have registered, the warning track at northeast delta dental stadium. it also goes right by wmur twice, so if you're running make sure you wave to us. the first few runners got a free ticket to opening day. the turkey trots are everywhere. tom: we'll see you back here tonight right after a 20-20 special. jennifer: good night,ve [captioning performed by the national captioning institu

conjoined twin girls from nigeria have been successfully separated at a hospital in memphis.irls names of miracle and testimony they were joined together at the pelvis, doctors say they are doing well. >>> oxford dictionary editors are saying post truth. it is defined as how objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and believe. you might have stephen colbert use truthiness, in other in othi believe it's true balls i feel it is true -- because i feel it is true. >>> a woman is trying to nail a new record, she is not cutting her fingers nails which are 26 inches long. it is to send a message to her grandchildren is okay and bullying is not. tam. >> okay, 5 27 new on "action news," rescue crews go all out to save a man in a trerch in a construction site. police are investigating a possible shootout on a philadelphia street, one man was killed. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. ♪ happy holidays from crayola. so when do i start? um, shouldn't it be "spokes-crayon?" can somebody turn on the a/c? i'm melting her

the significance of this, nnimmo bassey, you from nigeria?people have called this the african cop. why do you call this the german cop? it is a catch-22. countries are forcing -- continuing to pollute without stopping pollution. it is not going to add up to actually reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, which means the temperature is going to rise. -- with the paris agreement said of the temperature increase, we don't know what it means. from what ththe nations of said they're going to do, the world is set for over three degrees andius temperature increase that means setting africa on fire. amy: my condolences on the death of some great nigerian activists -- and douglas. >> will lost great comrades and great fighghters. just a couple of years ago,, wil he was campaigning about. and now his son, ken, jr., has just made a documentary on the environmental crisis and now he has passed away. and my friend and brother douglas. amy: nnimmo bassey, they could for being with us nigerian , in terminal activist and author of the new book, "oi

nigeria and libya are excluded. political instability. the focus is likely to be on iran. it has been planning to boost production after western countries lifted sapgzs. analysts say this could get in the way of a final agreement. opec has been asking nonmember countries such as russia to reduce the global oil supply. >>> more from the tokyo stock exchange. >> share prices were directionless as many traders stayed on the sidelines generating market sentiment end the day little change. the nikkei 225 gained just a fraction but managed to snap two days of losses ending at 18308. the broader topix added just a touch. many oil related shares closed lower to major oil and gas developers. both ended down. but the worst performance were steel makers as moody's warned would hit earnings in 2017. kobe steel, jfe holdings and nippon steel all ended significantly lower. following the opec meeting they will follow the jobs data coming out on friday and constitutional reform on sunday. reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> moving on to other markets in the asian pacific region.

nigeria and libya are excluded because unstable political situations there have led to lower production. the likely focal point will be iran. the country has been planning to increase output following the lifting of sanctions by western countries. analysts say iran has been offended by saudi arabia's demand to curb production and some wonder if this will get in the way of a final agreement. opec has been asking non-member countries like russia to adjust production levels too. >>> well, ahead of the meeting, the benchmark crude oil futures fell sharply. back in september when they reached the agreement to cap out. and it's now dropped to the $45 level. tokyo stocks and currencies are showing jittery movement. in asian trading hours, wti futures is bouncing back a bit after falling nearly 5% overnight. iran and iraq, two of the three biggest opec producers are reported to be resisting pressure to reduce output. let's take a look at stocks in tokyo. the nikkei average is moving without clear direction, trading up by .2%. 18,341. oil r-related shares are showing a mixed picture so far. let'

things that we all take for granted here is actually needed in the third world countries such as nigeriafoundation is also planning the next trip to africa. if you want to donate we have a link to their site and what they need on our website at nbc10.com. >>> this morning there is new information about last month's small plane crash in camden county. officials with the national transportation safety board say the engine lost power just before the crash in lindenwold. the pilot and his passenger were both injured but have since been released from the hospital. >>> new this morning aaa says more than 48 million people are expected to travel, more than 50 miles for thanksgiving this year. if you're one of them and you plan to ride amtrak to and from next week's holiday there will be extra room on the keystone, the northeast regional lines but you may need a reservation. amtrak's busiest travel days are the two days before thanksgiving and the sunday after thanksgiving. >>> the end of summer vacation may never be the same. >> plans are in the works to have public school students in philadelp

the terror group is suspected of being behind an attack in nigeria were two female suicide bombers killed nine people and wounded dozens of others. they have stepped up their attacks after months long low which was caused by leadership struggle and isis. in the head of the british security service am i five is warning medicare's attack in the uk is likely. of them british. they also said his agency is adding 1000 officers over the next five years to deal with the threat. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxes for us. but multi-millionaire blum broke his word, keeping nearly $200,000 in taxpayer-funded paychecks. blum wasted even more of your tax dollars on himself. and raise the retirement age. congressman blum's only out for himself. and now cbs 2 sports with zach hanley. >> after a much needed by which the hawkeyes are back at work with their bodies and minds and iowa is back from the bye week - but are they better after the bye - that re

the family traveled from nigeria -- the surgeons had to separate their legs and skin and did it for free. the linking hands >>> a firefighter at the right place at the right time. they ended here at this crash. >> they say that it would have turned deadly if not for the firefighter. seconds away from the explosion, he frees the driver who was pinned underneath the her cell phone. >>> crews are digging through thousands of pounds andsearching for lost sacred jewish shawl. it fell in the trash at the brooklyn synagogue, after reviewing this video, they were ab t the garbage and they consider it irplacible. >>> it had been in the ground for decades, -- prompting a major scare. >>> plus on the scene of a >>> a veteran fighting cancer claiming a local mechanic is ripping him off, we're getting answers. >>> plus, put to the test, booster seats are getting safer and which ones you need to keep an eye out for. >> warming up quickly. 40 degree difference from this morning's low. heading into the afternoon, literally, so 40 degrees in brooksville and i think you'll get to 80. remarkably dry air. w

in nigeria -- a bit of good news tongiht. one of the young girls -- kidnapped by boko haram -- is now safe. the terror group -- took her from her boarding school -- two years ago the nigerian army says -- they found the girl -- with a group -- who escaped -- from a boko-haram hideout. we're getting our first glimpse -- at the damage -- after a strong earthquake -- near central oklahoma. you're looking -- at debris on the ground -- from the building. local police departments report -- significant damage. but -- right no word of any injuries. now -- look at this. the 5.0 quake -- hit here -- near cushing oklahoma. it was felt as far away -- as kansas -- missouri -- and arkansas. warm and dry will be the theme this week as a strong ridge of high pressure persists over the area. expect high temps around 80 the entire workweek. over the weekend, a pacific bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for

he is from nigeria, so he gets a and unh wins 86-70, tanner leissner with career high 31 points and 8 rebounds. hockey on the eve, monarchs hosting the florida everblades. daniel ciampini to rihards burkarts 4-1 monarchs. in the second, john mccarron gets the goal for florida. 4-2. teddy doherty to david kolomatis goal, 2 goals and an assist for him, 5-2. the monarchs cruise to the 7-3 win. the teams play again on friday night. the 13th annual nashua turkey bowl, south in white against north. early on stephen lambert hauls , in a long touchdown pass in the corner of the endzone, 7-0 north. strike up the band. south trying to get rolling, sean holland passes over the middle, picked off by levi gosselin. he is the north quarterback. the cheerleaders like it. gosselin runs it in from 7 yards but the purple panthers were not going away, holland to former hometown hero max osgood for the touchdown, 13-7. then miles johnson with a short touchdown run for south a great game, and south pulls out the 41-35 victory, they lead the all-time series 9-4. tomorrow morning at 10:15, its central again

. >>> and lifesaving mission, today a philadelphia group is traveling to nigeria with first aid and othersupplies. >>> just about 4:30. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today, i'm traez davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we're expecting rain today, let's get to bill henley with his neighborhood forecast. >> some rain you said and that is correct we will get some but it's not going to be an all day rainfall for us. the areas getting rain are mainly limited to new jersey, a few light showers in delaware but south jersey and especially the central jersey coast, atlantic city to the north, ship bottom getting steady rain and it is moving inland. showers this morning then they are out of here this afternoon. the temperatures down 40s and 50s right now, not as chilly as yesterday morning thankfully with the wet weather in the area. 50 degrees new jersey, lehigh valley and delaware in the 40s and just dropped to 49 degrees in philadelphia. a few showers this morning, in philadelphia just a chance of a shower, really most of the showers will miss the city as they will the suburbs, it will stay d

nigeria made a very good comeback with production being restored.ributed to the big selloff in prices over the past .wo weeks nigerian production was coming back. a couple of pipelines have been attacked. libya whereies and production could be curbed could deal more physical or not. we need a bigger cut for saudi arabia. and alive to make the impact in the market. >> is all of the work done in wasted? >> i think we can really see a deal. i think the algerian delegation is working very hard for getting a deal. potentially we can see something likeber 30 that it could -- look like production. i think it will become the new year, we would be getting flow. do we see a cut in countries like iraq or we do not see the ?ut if we do not see it, the market will tank come the new year. thanks to our reporter in london. paul ryan and other leaders just wrapping up a news conference. talking constantly with vice president-elect and mike pence of the whole tame. he says this is the dawn of a new unified republican government in working hand in glove with trump. f