but if you really want the benefit, you're going to have to put that phone down and do a little ohm.> people with high-pressure jobs -- not us of course. here's our resident zen master, dan harris. >> i typically go on calls that involve more risk. >> reporter: night patrol in tempe, arizona with sergeant johnson. sounds like you've got something there. he has two unusual passengers, a news anchor, me, and a meditation teacher named jeff warren. you think on the force meditation is considered socially acceptable? or will people make fun of you a little bit? you can be honest. >> i think people are going to make fun of you just a little bit. >> reporter: you think people think if you're meditating that you're going to kind of go soft a little bit? >> hey, i would say, yes. >> i get it. i used to think that meditation would diminish my edge in the hard-edge of tv news. i had a panic attack live on "good morning, america." >> it's too early to prescribe statins solely for cancer prevention. >> reporter: studies can sugge meditation can help people in high-stress jobs literally requiring

. >> ohm. >> in different places. >> oh! ooh, that didn't go very well, did it?ying not to show it, on a fallen tree. >> she did a good job. >> stretch across a creek here. she posted the clip back in may, but we're now just enjoying it. people were pretty concerned for her well-being. she said that she successfully pulled off the post near the same river on a much-safer rock. >> glad she did not hurt herself. >>> it's called the invisible box. watch as this cheerleader does it. jump right over it. it's catching on like wildfire. everybody out there is trying it. so we decided -- >> so she's stepping on something? >> you there. and you pretend -- >> you step on it. >> exactly. >> it's an invisible box. >> it's not that hard. try it, you'll see, you can do it. >> i'm just going to pretend my box -- >> there's the box. >> hello, box. >> graceful, that worked. >> have the box. and then, see? >> wait. no, no, no. let me try it one more time. >> look, i'll do it in slow motion for you. have the box. >> what? how, how are you doing that? you've got to be kidding me. >>

ohm row is a man galt newman is leaving her job as director of communications for the white house office of public liaison. a round of departures heading into the new year. a former contestant on donald trump's show "the apprentice," she's leaving some time next month. >>> in the district, the fate of the first group of inauguration day protestors is to go on trial is about to be in the hands of the jury. closing arguments could started to for the six protestors arrested after riots broke out january 20th. more than 200 people were charged in connection with the inauguration day violence. >>> newly released text messages show two fbi employees disparaging president trump even as they worked on the investigation into his campaign's ties to russia. republicans in congress say those messages suggest the probe is biased. weijia j i with more on the story. >> reporter: it was rod rosenstein's turn in the congressional hot seat this morning. the deputy attorney general was grilled about anti-trump messages written by members of the team investigating the trump campaign. >> special counsel's su

the officer who ohmed fire is on paid a mrtive leave. >>> one person is in custody this morning after police searched a home in san jose. this was a big operation involving a police robbery unit, s.w.a.t. team, and other officers. they were investigating several violent carjackings and armed robberies. officer arrested a man yesterday. >>> we are less than two weeks away from the legalization of recreational marijuana in california. and there are still a lot of questions on people's minds. how will it be regulated and how will kids be kept from using it? abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in oakland, that's under way right now, good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. yes, this brings about a lot of opportunities that need to be discussed and a lot of challenges. while we were inside what we learned was a lot of people have a lot of questions. it's a new frontier, and the people in this room all have different questions and concerns about the legalization of marijuana. one local elected official at this alameda county summit is ready to discuss thousand keep

frank ohm, jean lee, anthony ruggerio on the end and one last little round of applause if you will. [ applause ] now it's time for you to have your say in your questions. i've asked plenty and i'm looking forward to a break. all i have to do is point to the audience and hands are already up so there's going to be a mike coming around the room. identify yourself and who you'd like your question to go for. let's start with the woman with her hand up right up there. >> hello, i'm a freshman over at american university studying international affairs with an area in national security, human rights and conflict resolution. i'd like to address mr. ohm and ruggero. >> i called him frank before and his name saint aanthony. >> is making a deal with north korea possible or do you think you're arguing with a child who wants a cookie but you can't give them the cookie but they really want the cookie? and military intervention is preventible or necessary? >> i think a deal is possible but it's -- at the moment it's looking very unlikely because i feel what the u.s. wants and what north korea wants

sewn ohm a county, 475 homes were destroyed and almost 10,000 had partial or smoke damage. nap a totals hit 2 -- more than 2000 with smoke and partial damage. lake county with $52 million in damages. we are on the road to recovery but lites a long one -- it's a long one and fire officials have more than just the task of rebuilding. we told you about the spike of false fema claims. they have been brought in to investigate those. the local assistance center in santa rose a was helping resolve more than 120 fraudulent claims. >> there are payments predators that go after people who are trying to survive a disaster and we are doing our best tocom >> if you or someone you know has been a victim of identity theft of these fraudulent claims, fema had this information for you. you can go to a local assistance center or identity theft gov. >>> after a streetcar rear ended a bus. it happened this afternoon on market and 8th streets. 9 people were injured. paramedics treated them on the scene for minor injuries. >>> we have been telling you about the back and forth debate in san franc

close your eyes, and say what was the number one performing area of the market, i wouldn't have hansed ohmuilders, would you no way there it is. do you chase that for more >> i i would say no. >> pete likes home depot they're not building them. >> what did you do today, pete >> today -- i talked about american eagle, and i felt a bit bad about having to sell some -- i think that space is going that much higher. the fact that copper has around three/above three for a while now, i think they're printing money. >> what about you, dan >> on friday's "options action" i detail the trade one of the interesting setups this time offine, maybe we'll have a pull democrat back in january as people take some tax loss sort of situation or take gains in the new years for my he sold short dated call in intel tell and longer-dated once that stock has moved quickly to that leave, but to me i think that sets up well as recent consolidationses. >>> twitter surging more than 10% on another upgrade we will tell you why investors are suddenly flocking to the stock. >>> the cryptostock is going crazy. surging 300

>> i think that there is an argument that was left ohm by the supreme court decision in the paula jones i handled. the supreme court did say, the issue of whether or not there would be immunity, if it was brought in state court, was left for another day. i don't know why it wasn't brought in federal court, to eliminate the risk that trump may have immunity. it's in state court. as f you read the paula jones decision, the court was worried of interference of the judiciary of the operation of the president. a pencetive court or judge, can do justice and allow the case to proceed and give both sides their opportunity to have their case heard in court. >> mark, here's what's he's saying. president trump's attorney has argued that the president is immune from court. does this have merit? >> there is an argument that the state court judge can't enforce something against a federal officer. and he clearly is a federal officer. if i go to court in a criminal case and i want to subpoena in an fbi agent, in a state court action, i have to go through a process to get the department of justice to an

that's the ohm tionly time i stl call her. i don't know what to take. all right. 6:25. >> i'm getting phone calls from my children. the boys, i know. lord. >> 6:25 right now. bullied at school. compassion for a boy brought to tears. this morning, we have his first reaction to the outpouring of support. >> reporter: a shooting on a metro platform. but metro has an eye in the sky trying to track the suspects. i'm adam tuss. i'll tell you about other police efforts to make sure you're safe when riding. >>> it is cold and breezy this morning. but we're watching that arctic air make its way. also a snow chance into the next couple of days. i'll show you how cold >>> 6:28 right now. 42 warm degrees. >> warm? >> that's right. the cold is you have no idea, boy. good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. this is the kind of cold, i don't know how to bundle up to protect myself from the windchill. >> around your head. >> by the end of the day, the bone chilling cold. >> sheena parveen begins our weather alert coverage. a preview of things to c

these take-ohm kits and other tools that help keep students engaged and motor vaded over the break. >> we're going to tack up things. more about that coming up. >>> thank you, molette. >> have fun out there this morning. >> a story we love to hate. rats running rampant in the city. >> heart store a possible solution to the problem. >>> tensions rising. the new call to action after president trump declares jerusalem the capital of israel. >>> it's a cold it feels like 47 degrees out there. you want a warm coat. after the break, i have your bus stop forecast. i'll tell you the temperatures (bell rings) - so, what are you in for? - well, according to this discipline slip, i was allegedly talking during quiet time again. but, there were no witnesses except the teacher's pet. - oh, really? - her testimony shouldn't be admissible. so, i'm here to appeal the decision. (door opens) - [tuition monster] oh. (whistling) - [narrator] tame the tuition monster. - well, i'll see you in law school, kid. (laughs) - [narrator] contribute by december 31st and receive a virginia state tax deduction. >>>

south dakota republican congress woman ways and means committee members, christine ohm with us right. to a lot of the leadership i talked to, they're worried the president should push this back too much. what do you think? >> we would prefer that he sign it sooner rather than later. we worked very hard on it and got it to the finish line. but there's a process. the president talked throughout this process that he wanted to give a christmas gift to the american people. this is meeting the needs of low and middle income folks. focusing on the small businesses and letting them have an opportunity to reinvest in their people and their operations. so the sooner he can do that, the more we can follow-through on giving them the relief their need. >> here's where i'm confused. you're polite handling my idiotic confused questions. what is the problem with delaying the signing? there's more things that is helpful if it's pushed into the new year but more dangers in waiting period. explain the advantage of pushing this off. >> i think maybe they start the new year with a good narrative. this re

whatever sun we see we'll ohm see it for the next -- only see it for the next couple of hours, and this cloud deck quickly approaches from the southwest. that's in advance of this next system. a lot of the moisture is going to fizzle out before it makes it into the viewing area. there's an area of high pressure right here and it's very dry. so as this moisture overspreads it, a lot of it evaporates. nonetheless some is possible overnight tonight. we're seeing this cold high dominate the weather. temperatures are better today than they were on friday. the normal high for this time of the year is 44. we're forecasting the high 41. the warm front lifts through and we start warming up. you'll notice the change come monday afternoon. high temperatures top out in the mid to upper 40s and tuesday it feels a whole lot better. increasing clouds today starting out with a sliver of sun. it's mainly cloudy throughout the day and overnight tonight, during the late evening hours, say 9:00, 10:00 in the evening, we start to see a little light precipitation breaking out. this blue would be a wintry mix

more than 8,400 ohms and structures destroyed.g&e subjected to a record $19.6 billion in fines. >> we have more developments in washington, d.c. special counsel robert mueller is following the money. president trump's attorney denies it. but several news organizations report that mueller's team of prosecutors has subpoenaed germany largest bank for records connected to donald trump's businesses. deutsche bank has been one of the president's key lenders helping to finance several building projects for years. the president previously said that if mueller's probe extends into his or his family's finances it would quote cross a line when asked about that today at a lunch meeting the president made no comment. now mueller is the investigating russian attempts to influence the presidential election last year and possible collusion at trump associates. >> john conyers the longest serving house member today became the first congressman to leave in the wave of sexual misconduct allegations. conyers is from michigan and he is 88 years old.

they beat ohm and wisconsin and michigan and all top 15 wins so their resume told us they should be includedtives. none of them. so this is less an argument about ohio state versus alabama and more an argument what is the criteria? >> do you believe, though, that the four teams we have, oklahoma, clemson, bama, georgia. forget criteria. my eyeballs tell me those are the best four teams. >> i think trying to find the best four teams we should stop keeping score. turn in the film and hand in recruiting rankings and talk about potential and how many five stars do you have on there? because that is essentially what you're telling me. i can't stand -- i mean, loathe the term four best. mike snuck that in there in the playoffs. >> grammys and movies and it's subjective. >> well, yeah, a subjective dustry. there is nothing about football that is subjective. why i said we should turn off the scoreboard. let's turn off the rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattle rams@seattl

of the 164 seniors at ballou high, ohm a third of them should have graduated according to that investigationison, the previous two years, only about half of ballou seniors were able to graduate. some they felt pressure to pass the students along and graduate them anyway. one teacher said that school officials told her to change a student's grade from an f to a d so he could pass. we've seen a lot of fallout from the scandal. the principal at ballou has been reassigned. d.c. mayor muriel bowser called for an investigation and at the hearing today, they will be listening to students, teachers and parents to try and figure out what actually happened at that school. eun, aaron? >> aimee cho live for us outside the wilson building in downtown d.c. thanks. >>> a former student is taking the reins as the new superintendent of alexandria city public schools. the school board selected dr. gregory hutchings jr. as the next top educator. he graduated in 1995 at tc williams. he spent the past five years as a superintendent at shaker high schools out of cleveland. among his priorities, closing the achiev

this all stems tra domestic situation in their ohm in alaska on saturday.ng to the officers' day of the, it was sarah palin herself who told police their son track was, i'm quoting, freaking out, and was on some type of medication. so when police arrived, the safr said todd palin has injured to his head. track palin started yelling at them from the porch calling the officers pe assistanasants and that they lay their gunning on the ground. police documents show track palin crawled through a window onto the roof of the garage. >> how was it that eventually officers were able to arrest him? >> after ten or 15 minutes, the officers convinced him to come outside and talk with them. they handcuffed him and detained him without incident. we understand police say track told them he had a few beers earlier. >> do we know what caused the fight with his father? >> it's a bit complicated. he and his dad has a disagreement about a vehicle. when he went to the window at the danuel house and saw his dad pointing a gun at him. inside, once he got inside the house, track so

ohms to show it -- he has to show it. >> who had the tougher case? >> i think at the beginning the defense had the tougher case. >> what changed? >> i think the commitment to the first degree murder. that move undermined the idea of recklessly firing this gun which was part of the case but wasn't inconsistent with the first degree. >> do you think the jury just didn't buy the idea of him as a cold blooded killer. he went out there to scare people, scare them with a gun and go out and kill someone. she said he was out there playing a public game of russian roulette. you think the jury didn't get there? they think he might have accidentally set it off. he didn't intend to do that. >> i think that's right f you watch the interview, that's not the character he is. >> i want to ask you another question. given pretrial publicity, something we are talking about is the defense move to have it taken out of san francisco. was it a plus to have it in front of a san francisco jury? >> i think in a san francisco jury you are going to have people that are willing

christine ohm and diane black. our great speaker, paul ryan. he is a great speaker.plause] great job. kevin mccarthy. kevin. what a job. we had fun. didn't we have a good time? steve scalise. he's braver than all of us. he's braver. [applause] oh, boy. i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us. but it's a hell of a way to lose weight, steve. not a good way. we love you, steve. great job. kevin brady. kevin. [applause] kevin brady. so maybe what i'll do is -- and by the way, i mentioned at&t. many companies have come forward and saying they're so happy and they're going to be doing similar announcements. we're going to see something that is special. we're bringing the entrepreneur back into this country. we're getting rid of the knots and the ties and we're going to -- you're going to see what happens. ultimately what does it mean? it means jobs, jobs, jobs. so it's going to be really a special period of time. we're in a special period of time. it's going to be even more so. i want to thank everybody behind me. maybe i can start with mitch and then we'll go

we're getting more information now on that amtrak derailment in tack ohm -- tacoma, washington the first day they were providing the service. we are going the pause for one moment now to let our fox stations join us. this is fox news coverage of an amtrak train derailment. i'm jon scott in new york. this on the 18th of december amtrak was crowing about its new service to the amtrak cascades tacoma dome station and it looks like a terrible train derailment within a mile or so of the new station. you can see an amtrak train left dangling over interstate 5 right there along the river in washington we can't tell for sure from this still photo how many cars actually came down on the highway and whether any vehicles or automobiles were underneath them. amtrak has not said anything about the number of injuries resulting from this derailment. they did put out this statement. amtrak is aware of an incident with train 501 cascade service from seattle to portland. emergency services are on the scene and amtrak management is responding. some injuries are reported. the pierce county sheriff's office

the cost of delivery of necessary items that help people, especially low-income people stay in their ohm and produce a better quality of life. this is new and we very much appreciate the ability to reason with one another and come up with a framework. we are supportive of this framework and want to thank you for your time today. thank you. >> thank you. >> public: members of the board, thank you for taking the time. i'm with the company post mates. i actually just moved to san francisco recently last working in the obama administration and i didn't anticipate spending this much of my life talking about robotics but we are here. if we walk away with this with nothing everything, i discovered supervisor yee and i share a mutual admiration for sofa. we are not a robotics company. we are small business enabling company. we help local retail like the gentleman that was speaking earlier distribute their goods around town. in the city of san francisco, as the town has seen a 35% decline in retail sales, merchants on post mates have seen an increase in revenue. we appreciate the strides in progr

ohm rr available for congressional interviews. >> you need to pursue it. it's your department, you demoted him. he wall street working with christopher steele, you have an anti--trump dossier, his wife works for fusion gps. this doesn't look good. >> i'm knott suggesting that i'm disinterested. >> i get it. let me ask you this. the role of mr. strzok, how much of -- >>> we're going to leave the hearing. we'll take you back there moment tear, but the president of the united states meeting at the white house with republicans from the house and the senate. the conferrees who say they have struck a deal, reached a framework, to recognize the competing house and senate tax cut plans, the president meeting with them. let's listen in. i'm told we're about to get the tape from the white house. the president meeting with the key republicans who they're charged with, the conferrees we call them, to -- they say they have reached a deal. the 20% corporate tax rate would go up we're told in this compromise. in exchange, top earners would get a tax cut in that plan as w

ohm harks nebraska, is postponing their celebrations for those going ahead, police are taking unprecedent measures. tony due kopi squar where over 200 millionvehe weather. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's important to point out that there is no risk of attack but they're preparing. atz they prepare far their times square celebration, the nypd is take nothing chances. o'neill. >> out of an abundance of caution, you're going to see a stronger police presence than you've seen ins. >> canines, aerial spotters and snipers in hotels will the almost 200 million people watching the midnight. it follows a pipe bomb explosion this subway passageway at times square and killed eight people. >> our this is people should feel safe. >> reporter: selveouteppg up th efforts. the los angeles police didn't says they will have anased visible police presence. in miami regular security will be inoutdoor concert and in chicago extra tr strategically placed to prevent following october's deadly shooting in las 800 steel pylons and rapid-fire defense teams will b clark county sheriff joseph en can't

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fred frenchly made it ohm to craig in the u.s. >> i never heard a dog gasp. that's what he did. coming home for craig. other parts were tougher. while in afghanistan, he not only suffered a traumatic brain injury he watched as one of his closest friends, gunner sergeant justin was killed by an ied. when he came home he knew he might be suffering from posttraumatic stress. suffering from hypervigilance and nightmares. he didn't know how to talk about it. fred gave him a place to start. >> what kind of dog is that because he's so different looking and handsome. it was. it was an opportunity for me to talk about afghanistan. >> reporter: craig lives outside of portland maine, with his girlfriend nora and her dog, ruby. and travels the country with fred connecting with others impacted by posttraumatic stress. >> it's an important story. the more i share, hopefully people share theirs. >> reporter: by getting him out of afghanistan, craig saved fred's life. but craig will tell you, fred is doing just as much to save his life right back. >> oh big-time. he's still saving me. there's w

ohm harks nebraska, is postponing their celebrations for a week. philadelphia is delaying its parade. for those going ahead, police are taking unprecedent measures to strengthen security. tony due kopi is at times square where over 200 million people are expected to brave the weather. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's important to point out that the new york police department says there attack but they're preparing. atz they prepare far their famed times square celebration, the nypd is take nothing chances. police commissioner james o'neill. >> out of an abundance of caution, you're going to see a stronger police presence than you've seen in years. >> canines, aerial spotters and snipers in hotels will protect the almost 200 million people watching the clock strike at midnight. it follows a pipe bomb explosion this month at a subway passageway at times square and a truck attack on halloween that killed eight people. >> our takeaway from this is people should feel safe. >> reporter: selves around the country are stepping up their efforts

. >> and striking out on his ohm, he opened the italian-influenced haencht later he added brotto.co, good morning to "the dish." >> welcome, chef. >> thank you. happy to be here. >> we're happy to have you. what's on the menu? >> we always start with a bowl of soup that's broth based with eggs cooked in it. it's like an italian egg drop soup. >> nice. >> then we always went to a pasta course and on the holidays it would be a holiday bolognese. it's a big time commitment which is why we do it once or twice a year and we'll have a big roast with a bunch of side dishes. we have string beans and squash, dessert, pear and apple crumble with cranberries. >> and the breck fast drinks. >> yes. a little apple jack. bourbon and some cider, bubbly cider. >> very holiday-like. >> huge fan of cider there's so much happening, especially in new york state. you pick some crab apples and let them ferment. it's such an old school thing and i think it's returning. >> the smell fills the house. >> yes. cider is just amagds. >> thank you, hudson valley. >> yes. >> you learned the love of cooking at th