he is stanley parker gary, indiana. he read my first book, about the indianapolis which is a surviving story. about young men trying to make existential decisions on backdrop of war and living with the consequence of decisions. he said, would you write about vietnam some day? itt is 2005 we're flying over afghanistan, i said, i don't think, stan. ii don't think america wants to hear this story. and we're in the middle of these other two wars which we're still in the middle of. so, we met again 2011 and i began to write the book. it has been a long time coming. >> what happened in the six years that made you decide it was worth doing? we corresponded briefly. i met in colorado springs when i spoke at the air force academy. we sat at theth kitchen table ad began to tell me the story of his journey from indiana into vietnamfr and home again. of all the things he had done he never squared this circle of this experience. he had been in somalia. he had been in panama. he remained in the military when met him. he hadin taken a

parker, what's your observation? you been chairman of the port authority. you'vebs been in, you and your family have been in the barge business a long time, transportation of water, speak for the water council. how important is the modernization, all of it, highways, the speaking of the port of mobile, to the southeast into the state of alabama? >> senator, it is critical as you could imagine. not only for a balance of trade deficit to open a export products move but keeping our industrial plants competitive modern as they bring materials . you have championed the port of mobile and the deepening project and we know the benefits. as all ports do. deeper drafts mean more open freight rates i applied you and hopefully keep pushing of the direction get that deeper channel. >> on behalf of the truckers association, i think a lot of your remarks have been spot on, but we all, with its rhode island, alabama, new york, california, we are facing the same challenges, are we not? >> absolutely center. mobile, , baltimore, i was just out that new york/new jersey port

joshua is seeking to add parker's wbo crown to his wba and ibf titles .revenue would be split. parker was said to be demanding a0%, but a compromise appears to have been reached that will see the new zealander take between 30 and 35 per cent. the cheltenham gold cup winner sizing john fnished well down the field in the big race of the day , the christmas chase at leopardstown . it was won by the 8—1 shot road to respect. ridden by sean flanaghan and trained by noel meade he came home comfortably ahead of 66 to 1 shot balkos day flow and outlander. that completed a one— two— three for the jigginstown stud. sizing john finished seventh. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies and journalist dina hamdy. not a journalist, political analyst, i'm so sorry. let's get it right shall we? we'll be talking cricket later and dina will hopefully learn a lot from david. the times reports that the best—paid family doctors can ea

parker was pronounced dead shortly after the shooting. neighbors say several children were inside the house at the time of the incident. detectives are state's attorney's office to determine if the homeowner should be charged. new this morning. president trump's legal team is reportedly zeroing in on a new target-- former trump adviser michael flynn. according to the washington post-- the president's lawyers will attack flynn's credibility and paint him as a liar. flynn is now cooperating with special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. flynn accepted a plea deal, and pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. still ahead, we are starting what will be one of the coldest days of the year. and there is morning trouble on the way. decades - subfreezing temperatures to ring in 2018 today: sunny and very cold. highs: 24-27 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 13-21 winds: n 5 mph friday: am clouds. pm sun. remaining unas there are good dates.. bad dates... and criminal charges what

so i think we're 95% of the way there, with completing with joseph parker.e american madison keys at the brisbane international. it will be konta's first tournament with new coach michaeljoyce. i don't know, it's been really good so far. we put in a good pre—season together. we've been working together for about a month now, so not that long. and this is our first tournament together. but i know we're both excited to get the season started and to look to try and get better. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. from all of us, have a very happy new year. the way people chase the dream of their perfect body is changing. the pressure men are now facing is similarto pressure men are now facing is similar to what women have had to deal with for decades. diets, workouts, days spent in the gym. for many young men especially, anabolic steroids are being increasingly used to help achieve that dream. in this film, i'm going to find out from one user why he takes them, and put him through a syriza of tests to see wh

parker was parker was pronounced dead shortly after the shooting.everal children were inside the house at the time of the incident. detectives are now consulting with the state's attorney's office to determine if the homeowner should be charged. police say -- they plan to charge the 17-year-old... accused of killing a reston couple - once he's released from the hospital. that teen remains in critical condition. police say -- he shot buckley and scott fricker, early friday... before turning the gun on himself. the couple had apparently been trying to keep him away from their teenage daughter -- who he was dating... saying he was dangerous. new developments in the christmas eve shooting of two loudoun county deputies. a judge postponed yesterday's arraignment of douglas johnson, until early february. the deputies were wounded - while responding to a fight, between a father and his teenage daughter. the deputies suffered serious - but non-life threatening injuries. the f-b-i says it will not take over the investigation into the murder of a baltimore po

bob parker, thanks so much for joining us.en a real pleasure having you here and getting some insight from you today. more on the historic tax vote in the u.s. as president trump stands on the verge of his first major legislative win. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: good morning from our new european headquarters in the city of london. program.come to the these are today's top stories. matt: clearing the senate. the u.s. upper chamber passes the tax bill. the house votes to address a procedural snag. anna: saudi arabia reveals a spending plan to revive its lagging economy. finance minister said he sees the economy rebounding. >> the next year is looking positive. he economy to grow north of 3%. the rock and hard place. theresa may's brexit transition plan is threatened by a centuries-old dispute with spain over gibraltar. ♪ matt: let's take a look at how futures are shaping up. one hour to go until the cash trade starts. ftse futures down but little changed. on the continent we have the percent mispriced pointing to a positive open

and parker. we are sad to see them go, but we are glad that the community is pulling for them. >> mobile crisis counselors were on hand after spending the day with l.j. and parker's classmates and teachers. >> it's hard to process, so we we encourage parents to let the kids process in their own timing. >> this was the last night for the fundraiser. donations are being accepted at any t.d. branch. a go fund me page has raised $296,000 from more than,0 donors. trish >> thanks, trish. best guess the house of representatives will vote on the tax reform bill tuesday, the senate also voting and chances of passage are favorable. the child tax credit was made refundable up to $1,400. n low a yes vote as well as is senar bob corker. corker voted against the bill first time ound in the senate because he said it would cause more vote. he will now vote yes. >> no surprises, the biggest part of the bill, corporate tax t the white house and republics in congress insist that, that will spur economic growth. man

not much more than a drop of charlie parker's blood on a shoe when you came right down to it.n so, humphries told the court, the blood put rick at the murder scene. >> but he had a story for it, didn't he? >> he did. it didn't hold water, but he had a story about it. >> humphries recited rick's version of how blood had got on his shoe, how he had went into the parker house to get a set of car keys after the crime scene techs had finished up. >> he looked to his right which was the window leading in to the bathroom where big charlie had died and noticed the blood. >> rick said he worried bambi pacing outside might look in the window and freak out all over again. >> he went in and stepped through the bathroom and closed the blind. >> and, oops, i stepped in the blood. >> yeah. >> that's his story, though, right? >> yeah. >> but it didn't hold up? >> no. because they were already closed. >> that was the gotcha. this crime scene photo, said the prosecutor, was taken hours before rick supposedly stepped inside that house. notice the bathroom blinds are drawn. humphries argued that

anna-lysa: parker was pronounced dead shortly after the shooting. neighbors say that several children were in the house at the time of the shooting. detectives are consulting with the state's attorney to determine if the homeowner's actions were justified. do you think the homeowner should be charged? >> i really want to know more what happened. he was defending his family, no, not at all. anna-lysa: detectives are reviewing surveillance video. they believe an additional suspect was with parker before the shooting. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: the police plan to charge the 17-year-old accused of killing a rest and couple once he is released from the hospital. that teenager remains in critical condition. the police say that he shot the couple in reston before turning the gun on himself. the couple had been trying to keep them away from his teenage jonathan: a warning from d.c. police, keep a close look on your cars after you park them. aficers say there has been big increasing cars being stolen in one area. arebarber, these the use getting the

parker has been holding out for a bigger share of the fight‘s purse, believed to be around 30 to 35%.s wbc title. to hold all five belts has never been done before, so i won't let negotiations get in the way of securing my legacy and what i can achieve in the sport, so i think we are 95% of the way there with completing with joseph parker. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the iranian authorities have moved to restrict social media networks that have been used to organise three days of anti—establishment protests. reports say president hassan rouhani will make a televised address this evening, the first by a senior figure since the unrest began. meanwhile, two protestors have been killed in the city of dorud. local officials said they had died of gunshot wounds, but denied that the police had opened fire. we are going to hearfrom a contributor i spoke to earlier. it will be generally seen by the demonstrators as a sign of encouragement, a positive sign. they would like it so that all these powers outside the country will support them, in a sense. b

bill parker weigh in.and more on the special edition of "hannity" continuing next. ♪ special edition of "hannity" continuing achoo! (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. ♪ >> david: welcome back to a special edition of "hannity," president trump's america first agenda in full effect. get this. after the united nations, after the united states negotiated a $285 million cut to the united nations' bloated budget, of course, this comes as president trump and u.s. ambassador nikki haleyat blasted -- and i mean blasted -- the u.n. general assembly for holding a vote to rebuke the united states' decision to movec in israel, to jerusalem. watch this. >> the united states will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in the general assembly for the very act of exercising our right as a sovereign nation. we will remembe

tojessica parker at the m25 in buckinghamshire.n the last half hour, it's been announced that max clifford, the disgraced former celebrity publicist, has died. he was 7a. clifford suffered a heart attack in his cell at littlehey prison in cambridgeshire yesterday. he has been serving an eight—year jail sentence for historic six offences. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw is here. this has been announced by the ministry ofjustice in the last few minutes? yes, a statement from them has confirmed the death of max clifford in hospital. he was taken there yesterday after apparently suffering a heart attack. there will be an investigation, that is routine, the department has offered max clifford's family its condolences. he was serving an eight—year term for indecently assaulting four women and young girls, the youngest was 15. he was convicted in 2014 after a long trial. he maintained his innocence all along, vehemently denied the allegations but was found guilty in what was really a ground—breaking case for scotland yard's 0per

the city council of philadelphia, mark squil will, lessry russell wednesdayer and is her relevant parker. thank you. [ applause ] >> we are joined by our great partner, the superintendent national historical park, cynthia mcleod.

we are 95% of the way towards competing with joseph parker.on and preparations for january's australian open with a first match at the brisbane invitational tomorrow. she faces the american madison keys and it'll mark konta's first match with new coach michaeljoyce, who used to work with maria sharapova. konta parted company with her previous coach wim fissette in october after a poor run of form. it's been really good so far. we put ina good it's been really good so far. we put in a good season together, working together for about a month. in a good season together, working togetherfor about a month. not in a good season together, working together for about a month. not that long. it's our first tournament together and were excited to get the season started and to try and get better. swansea's kyle naughton and manchester united's ashley young have been charged with violent conduct following incidents in the match between them and southampton yesterday. that's all the sport for now. there'll be more sport through the afternoon here on bbc new

plus, neil blumenthal of washby parker with some insight on what you can do to hold onto your best employees. let's grow fast and work smart. that's coming up next on "your business." >> "your business" is sponsored by american express open. helping you get business done. >> hi, everyone, i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business." over the past five years, the business of body comes has grown significantly. and as we've seen in the news recently, body cams have played an important role for police forces around the country. today, we meet the man behind wolfcom body cams, who's worked diligently with law enforcement to come up with products that help them do their jobs. >> open the door! >> when los angeles based wolfcom entered the police body camera space in 2011, the little known company quickly became an industry leader. >> at the time, there was only two other competitors. we were the big three in the united states. >> the founder is the force behind the booming business. that built its reputation on technological innovations. >> our phones were ringing off the hook. we did very littl

and 6-year-old parker did not make it out. another uncle came up from his home in north carolina as soon as he got the call. >> my kids were very close to theres, l.j. and parker, we're sorry to see them go, but i'm happy that the community is here for them. >> music played and donations were sorted and crisis clownsers were on -- counselors were on hand after spending the day with classmates and teachers. >> we allow kids to process that in their own terms and their own timing. >> reporter: donations are being accepted at the td banks made checks out to to the lukens family fund. a go fund me page has raise $296,000 from 5,000 donors. >>> police are trying to identify a person of interest in their identification of placing the racist posters around temple university. surveillance carpets captured the images of the person who may be responsible for hanging the flyers outside three buildings at 13th and montgomery. >>> police in atlantic county arrested two people and continue to search for a third person for allegedly stealing

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parker has been holding out for a bigger share of the fights purse, believed to be around 30 to 35%.r's wbc title. to hold all five belts has never been done before, so i won't let negotiations get in the way of securing my legacy and what i can achieve in the sport, so i think we are 95% of the way there with completing with joseph parker. with a match against the american madison keys at the brisbane invitational. it will be konta's first tournament with new coach michaeljoyce. it has been really good so far. we put in a good pre—season together, we have been working together for about a month now, so not that long and this is our first tournament together, but we are both excited to get the season started, and to really look to try and get better. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour thanks. thousands of rail travellers face disruption to theirjourneys today as workers from two train companies stage 24—hour strikes. members of the rmt union on south western railway and crosscountry are taking action over the role of guards as well as sunday working

andrew parker, the director—general of m15, andrew parker, the director—general of mi5, said we are facinged caliphate in syria and iraq has weakened, islamic state has turned its attention to encouraging people to launch attacks in their home countries. indeed, there are more terrorist activity, partly inspired and also enabled by terrorist propaganda and instructional videos online. plots are developing more quickly from radicalisation to attack and threats are becoming harder to detect, partly due to the challenge of accessing communications that are increasingly end encrypted. mi5 and counter—terrorism policing of running well over 500 live operations. a third up since the beginning of the year, involving roughly 3000 subjects of interest. in addition, there are over 20,000 further individuals or closed subjects of interest, who have previously been investigated and may again pose a threat. i would like to pay tribute to mi5 and the police, who worked tirelessly to keep us safe. i can who worked tirelessly to keep us safe. i can announce who worked tirelessly to keep us safe. i can ann

we are 95% of the way towards competing with joseph parker. palace at selhurst park. that's all from me. more in the next hour. political leaders have been reflecting on the past 12 months in their new year's messages, with theresa may calling 2017 a "year of progress" for the uk. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said the hope of a new britain is closer than ever. with more here's our political correspondent, emma va rdy. after a political year dominated by brexit, it's no surprise the subject played a key part in theresa may's new year's message. she said the government has pursued our brexit objectives with steady purpose and progress will continue in 2018 as the talks move on to trade. but not for the first time, theresa may made clear she wants to be more than madame brexit. making success of brexit is crucial but it will not be the limit of our ambitions. we also have to carry on making a difference here and now on the issues that matter to people's daily lives. that means building an economy fit for the future and taking a balanced approac

thank you, ashley parker. it's dangerous. >>> coming up, attorney general jeff sessions wouldn't answer when asked by the ranking member of the house intelligence committee whether donald trump ever instructed him to hinder the russia investigation. and that probe keeps chugging along with new reports that jared kushner net with robert mueller's prosecutors. >>> republicans are on the verge of passing the trump tower tax cut and they're selling it with lies. donald trump says he wouldn't benefit from the tax cut, wrong. they're rushing through a major give-away to the top 1% and the impact it will have on the rest of the country will be massive. >>> how concerned should we be about the possibility of war with north korea? that's my worry. we're going to ask an expert. >>> let me finish with a needed spirit for the season. this is "hardball," where the action is. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, preva

we saw wherejessica parker was, not far away are the two i’u nways parker was, not far away are the twoathrow. it's europe's busiest airport, there is little resilience in the system. they've slowed down the arrivals rate. as a result, all kinds of problems. ba's cancellations, swiss, brussels airlines, klm all cancelling flights to and from hubs. ba says do not go to and from hubs. ba says do not go to the airport unless you know your flight to the airport unless you know your flight is operating. as we heard, also problems at stanstead, luton, birmingham and east midlands airports. lots of problems for air travellers. what about railways? well, again, across the midlands almost nothing is running to time. very little is running at all. west midlands railway and london north western railway, first day of the new franchises today, they've said do in the travel and now we have problems on the east coast main line, that's from edinburgh, newcastle, york, leeds, down to london kings cross. a raft of problems, including bad weather and overrunning engineering works is causing problems on tha

, words can't express what everybody has been doing. >> my kids were very close to theirs, lj and parker, we're sorry to see them go, i'm happy that the community is here for them. >> the fire was ruled accidental, caused by an electrical failure of an extension porch plugged into a space heater on the porch. >> republicans have released details of the final tax plan. it is too soon whether or not it will pass. abc's lana zack has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the final details. republican tax bill are public. the plan slashes the corporate tax from 35 to 20%. for individuals it lowers the top rate from 39 to 35. it limits the mortgage ducks to $750,000. >> it will be the biggest tax decrease or tax cut in the history of the county. >> reporter: the bill's future is not a done deal. marko rubio threatened to vote notice unless there was an expansion of the tax credit,. another no vote has come around, bob corker, the only senator to vote against the original bill, late friday he doesn't think the bill is perfect, he thinks we're better off with it. for democrats, they think th

but the two sons, 11-year-old brian junior and 6-year-old parker did not make it out. >> my kids were very close to theirs, so lj and parker, i'm sorry to see them go, but i'm happy that the communities is here for them. >> reporter: music played, donations were sorted and kids made cards for sophia, mobile crisis counselors were on hand after having spent the day with their classmates and teachers. >> it's hard for kids to process this, we aask parents to allow kids to bros that in their own time and their own terms. >> reporter: a go fund me page has raised $290,000. >>> trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> smoke was seen coming out from a building in dunn woody village in newtown square. residents were moved to another building no injuries were reported. >>> temple university police are trying to identify the identity of three racist posters. take a look at the surveillance cameras of the image as, police believe may be responsible for posting the hateful flyers outside the buildings at 13th and montgomery. >>> a philadelphia sanitation worker could be arrested after being cau

following a deadly fire that killed two boys earlier this week. 9-year-old brian lukens and 6-year-old parker were killed in a fire. a fund raiser was held at the schwenksville firehouse. two uncles were there and watched with gratitude. >> words can't compress what everybody is doing. >> -- express what everybody is doing. >> my kids were very close to theirs. >> reporter: officials say the fire was caused by an electrical fair of an extension -- failure of an extension cord plugged into a space heater on the front porch. >>> a vote is expected on the newly revised tax plan. >> concessions remain to get the lawmakers who were not on board the original plan to vote yes, it's far from a done deal. here's abc's lana zack. >> reporter: the final details of the republican tax bill are public. the plan slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 to 20%. for individuals it lowers the tax rate down from 39 to 37% a win for the wealthy. president trump feels confident that the tax bill will be passed neck woke. >> it will be the big -- next week. it will be the biggest tax cut in the history of our countr

our leadoff panel on a monday night as we start a new week, philip rucker, ashley parker, both are msnbc political analysts and with us as well, micah oyang. phillip rucker, what is this meeting likely to be like? is this the kind of meeting where mueller said i need to talk to you about talking to your client? >> potentially it's being build as a status conference meeting and the trump lawyers are heading into it optimistic. they believe they're going to get some sort of timeline from mueller that they hope will show that the investigation is winding up at least as it regards their client, the president of the united states, that is the only person that they really care about in this meeting. and they want to hear from the special counsel a few things, one, are there any more documents that they need. two, are there more interviews they need to conduct with white house officials. and as you mentioned, potentially there could be a discussion about whether the president himself would at some point been interviewed. we know the president has not been interviewed nor has the vice president,

investigators don't think that parker and the homeowner knew each other. and they're trying to figure out the shooting was justified. they do believe there's another got there. >>> an incredible any picture from fairfax county rescue of a tracker trailer going up in flames. this happened last night on i-95 northbound before lorden road and the northbound lanes were shut down for hours and they reopened before midnight. crews had to bring in three water tankers and a lot of people to battle that fire and luckily no one was hurt. >>> president trump still on vacation tonight at his resort in florida, but even when he's soaking up sun, the president is still -- the president has been active on twitter. he's predicting the repeal of the individual mandate will prompt republicans and democrats to come together to create a new health care plan. not so fast says cbs news and slate analyst bowie. >>reporter: the republican party is not committed to universal insurance and not committed to expanding -- the promises are going to ring halo even i isn't a republican c

we are 95% of the way there and completing withjoseph parker.ill be her new coach with her —— her first tournament with her new coach. we've been working together for about a month, not that long, this is our first tournament together, we are both excited to getting the season started and trying to get better. that is all the sport. much, much more on all those stories on the website. i will have more in sports taking the next hour. next, nick hope looks ahead to the british prospects at next year's winter 0lympics prospects at next year's winter olympics in the past the pyeongchang. it takes a special kind of athlete to succeed at the winter olympics. traditionally, british success has been sporadic at best. but in recent yea rs, been sporadic at best. but in recent years, team gb has finallyjoined the party. a bobsleigher bronze following the russian doping scandal. british athletes are winning more major medals than at any point in history. there is every chance that pyeongchang 2018 in south korea could be great britain's best ever game. one

parker that we and the state of oklahoma, our best-kept secret is that we. [inaudible] senator cardin. >> senator inhofe, thank you for reminding me how long we've been here. i appreciate that very much. but, we've been friends since we both came to the united states congress in 1987 and i do thank him for his dedication, his willingness to try to find ways to move things forward, particularly with infrastructur infrastructure, he has been one of our great leaders. it is a pleasure to work with you on this subcommittee that deals with infrastructure with members of this committee. to date, the topic is critically important. freight movement, assessing where we are now and where we need to go. this nation was built by the fact that we were able to build up an economy and our infrastructure was critically important for us being able to develop that economic strength that we all are so proud and gives us opportunity too so many people. : : >> mr. chairman over the next 30 years our transportation system that has powered to enable generations of economic growth

hours ago they identify 32-year-old parker as the man killed. police say security parkers caught park -- security cameras caught par a vehicle. the homeowner shot parker from inside the house. nancy: the d.c. police asking for help to find person of interest after a shooting outside the chinatown metro station. investigators say a man in his 40's took out a gun and started to fire at another person. this is just before 8:00 this morning on 8 street. he was last seen headed to sixth street. larry: the police are still searching for the man in this video who robbed 7-eleven in d.c. now a customer is talking about what happened. cheryl conner is live with the interview you will only see on 7. cheryl? cheryl: larry, that is right. vincent wanted to share his story with us of how he was able to survive. he was told by the gunman inside this 7-eleven to hit the floor. >> walk over me here. cheryl: to grab a cup of coffee before heading home saturday morning. the uber driver was sleepy so he ran in the 7-eleven in northeast d.c. >> lie down there. cher

keith parker from ubs.g boost from shifts in perception around tax reform. have you see things now? what is priced in? and what has overshot? chuck: great question. that is the number one question we are getting right now. 30%srt has moved from down to close to up to 1% right now. how much is tax reform, how much is the consumer being stronger in the month of november? is from colderat weather, the election distraction from last year -- it is hard to know. look out to 2018 and say where do we feel the most credible with our numbers? read we feel like those models are sustainable? ofill give you a couple names to home depot, walmart, dollar general, dollar tree. those are survivors. there's an interesting with the next couple of years. jonathan: what is the store you want to play around retail of the moment? there is this x -- obsession around brick and mortar, but payment processing services have ripped through. do you have more enthusiasm for that sector? liz ann: i do not follow industries. it is the case

he had an office in the parker pen headquarters. that morning we talked nonstop for about three hours. he was from janesville in his early 60s at the time. we talked about the history of his community and what happened. finally, he said something i hope to desk which was, do you want to see the plants. when joe town center lane turned left on donovan tribe. there was a 4.8 million square feet of nothing going on. what surprised me more than seeing this huge closed auto point plant his what he said to me, he said i hate to see this. well, i knew he was a tough fold reporter. he told me he was a cynic and i have come to believe him. i said, why would someone like you not want to see this? and he said his father worked at the auto plant. he remembered how proud his dad had been when he earned enough money to buy his first -- i thought of this tough old journalist cringed at the side of this is tell me something very powerful about the community sense of identification. for journalists like me that's what gets once juices flowing. i kep

parker had been holding out for a bigger share of the fight‘s purse, believed to be around 30%—35%.wbc title also on his radar. to hold all five belts has them been done before. i won't let negotiations get in the way of securing my legacy and what i could achieve in the sport. i think we're 95% of the way there, we're completing with joseph 95% of the way there, we're completing withjoseph park. british number one johanna konta starts her season tomorrow with a match against the american madison keys at the brisbane international. it will be konta's first tournament with new coach michaeljoyce. idid i did know, it's been really good so far. we put in a good pre—season together. we've been working together. we've been working together for about a month together. we've been working togetherfor about a month now, so not that long. this is our first tournament together. i know we're both excited to get the first season started. manchester city's winning run is over, a goalless draw at crystal palace, 18 wins and out, but they are 1a points clear at the top of the premier league. that's

pen, so parker high school, and the other high school is named craig high school and craig was the man who persuaded general motors to come to janesville. so these iconic industrialists from the community, their identities are woven into the name of the high school so parker high school there's a social studies teacher who formed the park are encloses. she was noticing more and more kid from families that used be middle class families, were coming to school maybe not having had breakfast, maybe looking a little scruffy and she started on her own at first and then with help from other people in the school and community, creating a food pantry and a place for kids to get used jeans and school supplies supplies ant tries and the spring they collect prom dress so can girls can go to at the prom who eyes couldn't afford hit. i traced her story over five years. also interested in a by name bob moreman who -- boreman who was run thing job center which is ground zero where people turned after the jobs had gone away him was seeing a lot and i was interested in what he decide and the decisions h

joshua is seeking to add parker's wbo crown to his wba and ibf titles. but a compromise appears to have been reached that will see the new zealander take between 30 and 35 per cent. the cheltenham gold cup winner sizing john finished well down the field in the big race of the day, the christmas chase at leopardstown. it was won by the 8—1 shot road to respect. ridden by sean flanaghan and trained by noel meade he came home comfortably ahead of 66 to 1 shot balkos day flow and 0utlander. that completed a one—two—three for thejigginstown stud. sizing john finished seventh. the shocks continue at the pdc world darts championship at london's alexandra palace. the likes of peter wright and adrian lewis have already fallen and this afternoon fifth seed mensur suljovic of austria has been knocked out. suljovic was beaten four sets to nil by the world youth champion dmitri van den bergh from belgium in the last 16 — van den bergh was in brilliant form and suljovic hardly had an opportunity. and in the last eight, van den bergh will face one of the sport's rising

jeremy peters, ashley parker, david jolly. this first election coverage in our first group of guests tonight. >>> coming up for us, deputy attorney general rosenstein in the hot seat today while the war on robert mueller was fought all around him. and not far from there, donald trump, jr. making his third appearance before a congressional committee. the topic there, too, the russia investigation. that and more when "the 11th hour," the wednesday edition, continues. >>> have you seen good cause to fire special consul mueller? >> no. >> thank you. if you were ordered today to fire him what would you do? >> if there were could cause i would act. if there were no good cause, i would not. >> that say deputy attorney general rob rosenstein on capitol hill today defending special counsel robert mueller and his russia investigation. republicans are attempting to discredit mueller with renewed vigor this week in light of new information about an fbi agent who was removed from the over all mueller team. the doj made the rare decision to

david: stephen parker and chris watling, both will be staying with us. cook helps the iphone x success in china, more on this as well as their partnership with tencent. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ part of the rotation we have seen over the last few days has come from tech. you buy financials and sell tech . is there something more substantial? we are going to drill down with stephen parker and chris watling. , what wasly interesting as we saw the s&p stay flat whereas the tech fell but the s&p did not go with us -- with it. chris: it is a really good sign it tells you about the underlying strength of the equity market and bull market, and it is encouraging. if you look to the positioning they are extreme towards tech and away from other stuff, particularly defenses. people have kind of given up on the staples a month or two ago. it is interesting to me, the market keeps going higher, rotates, and is not selloff. david: is there a direction to this rotation or is it just milling around? stephen: it kind of goes along with economic and inflation expectations. t

parker was only six. >> he would stood out front and if i was outside gardening he would always look over, wave, say hi. he would always, be very talkative. >> reporter: the boy's mother, father and sister made it out and they are expected to survive. the father, brian lukens, senior is a montgomery county sheriff's deputy. >> we necessity brian absolutely has not only a loving, care father but as a police office shore did everything he could to get those kid out of the house. >> reporter: her son grayson and brian lukens junior have been close friends and classmates since kindergarten. >> he just broke down immediately. >> reporter: as community begins to mourn an outpouring of support for the lukens. bolter start aid go fund me page hoping to raise $10,000 only to surpass that in a few hours and raise more than 60,000. >> we appreciate your support, family will need it. >> reporter: cause of the fire is unknown. >> it is being investigate by pennsylvania state police fire marshall's unit, assisted by montgomery county detective bureau fire marshall unit as well. >> reporter: and ri

dee parker. >> good afternoon, i'm grant bartone. i'm here to advocate for keeping the stops at 44th avenue specifically on behalf of my household, where i live with my wife and her senior parents who have lived there for 20 years. from our point of view, removing the l. stop at 44th would cause hardship to my aging in-laws who commute daily on the l and need the stops as close as possible,. as well as other seniors in the area who represent a significant portion of ridership at 44th avenue. more street parking. [please stand by...] >> my name is donna parker and i lived in the sunset for 40 years before i moved to richmond so this is an interesting conversation for me. i think you should keep the stocks, my question is, did you study any of the information on the ages of the groups in the sunset district and the richmond where the b.r.t. is to see what age groups are living in that area because you have young people with family, very young people or you have the elderly and usually when you have the elderly, they may not having thei

dave because man's eyes we would with tears when he thought of parker, the little boy who would run to home for freshly baked cookies. >> i can take an awful lot. anybody around here needs help i'm right there. but that took the life right out of me. >> reporter: brian lukens, sr., a veteran of the iraq war feeted for burns he survived the fire. so has his wife and caught. meanwhile, friends have set up a good fund me account for the stricken family. in schwenksville, montgomery county, jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> as you can imagine the community is deeply saddened about this tragedy. less than two weeks before christmas. some neighbors just couldn't believe the news when they woke up this morning. our dave kinchen joins us live with more from schwenksville. dave? >> iain there are so many people who knew these boys and who know the family. they heard about this, didn't believe it and had to come out to see the scene of devastation for themselves. >> i have no words for it honestly. >> cindy baringer returned to what's left of the schwenksville home where two boys died in an unspeakabl

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parker center has a glass entrance and people were throwing rocks at the doors.he police commissioners and they were frantically searching for gates. it turned out the gates were unreachable, because he was at a fund-raiser. >> i was standing in front of parker center trying to protect the building, and my wife said, are you watching television? they're beating a guy up in the middle of florence and normandy. >> terrible, terrible pictures. >> in our living rooms, we saw in realtime reginald denny smashed with the big cement block. >> and there's no police presence down here. they will not enter the area. >> it sent a message to everybody else that, this is a free for all. there are no police. there's nobody that's going to stop you. and so people poured into the streets. and the violence spread from that. >> no justice, no peace. >> where's lapd? what the hell's going on here? and once you don't control something like that early on, it explodes and continues to explode. and that's what happened here. >> this is america! >> martin luther king jr. said that riots