army weinstein's and this is going to create a wave of political activism in females in politics randi well you're seeing it by the election of donald trump i mean had hillary won i don't think you would have seen such a virulent backlash but i mean his victory with his baggage connected to the other issues that you bring up i mean weinstein obviously was a big player in the democratic party as far as a donor and all these others across these industries are being exposed and women are saying it's our time we're tired of hitting the glass ceiling we're tired of you know pay inequality we're tired of being a singer. a mom trying to make it on two and three jobs and having a master's degree and not being paid i see it showing up at the ballot box and i applaud that the way i mean it's not the man who had the ball for a long time it's time to give it to the women it's time to see you know what women can do if they lower the stand it's only correct the men have had quite some time to time to give those to the women it's time to let the women get their share of the power because we certainly have

randy. then, president trump still trapped at the bottom of a well.fter seven days, are we any closer to a successful rescue? and an exclusive with senator bill cassidy on his failed attempt to eat an entire cow. am i disappointed? absolutely. it is a disappointment for myself. i am ted nelms, and this is "the fake news." ♪ dun, da-da-dun, da-da-dun ♪ da-da-da-da-da-dun ♪ [ music ends ] [ chord plays ] [ chord, chimes play ] [ chords play ] [ chord plays ] welcome to the tfn newsquarters. i'm ted nelms. let's get started in florida with team coverage of hurricane randy. we've got abby wofsy running late a few blocks away, stewart mccoy in a tree, and mark telfer is bearing the brunt of the storm in the florida keys. thanks, mark. thanks, ted. i'm here... not so fast. mark, let's go to tfn meteorologist jane gordon standing by in the tfn severe weather lounge. jane? ted, moments ago, hurricane randy was upgraded from a category 4 to a category 5. oh, my god! jane, explain for our viewers, but not to me, because i already know, the difference between a

vice chair of supervision for the federal reserve wil recuse himself from matters related to wells fargo. randy quarles says he has repaid a business line of credit with the bank and sold company stock he owned. quarles wants to avoid a potential conflict of interest and adds that his decision is voluntary, not legally required. >>> today is the last day you can sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. a shorter enrollment period and a reduced marketing campaign will likely result in fewer enrollment this year. the final numbers for the federal exchange won't be known until next week at the earliest. figures from the states that run their own marketplaces could come even later. >>> if you are a parent, you probab worry about the time your kids spend playing videogames. but as an emerging area of now, it is looking at whether the effects in some cases can be used to treat certain conditions. .eg terrell has our latest story >> reporter: these aren't your typical drug developers. instead of petri dishes and bre this team is programming videogames as potential medicine. >> my pr

for now live in cherry hill, randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >>> well, this is a live look at i- i-95 in south philadelphia. things going just well this morning. roads not too busy this morning, certainly that will pick up as the day goes on. experts recommend checking your vehicle to make sure it's ready to make that big trip home for the holidays. now let's take a look at philly international airport. we saw lots of travelers there yesterday. this morning there are some cancellations for flights headed to states in the northeast due to bad weather. the airport reminds passengers to check the status of their flight before heading out this morning and allow extra time to check in. >>> meanwhile, aaa estimates more than 100 million americans will be on the move. 90% will be driving and more than 6 million people are expected to fly. and if you are driving, before you hit the road this weekend, again, be sure to download the free nbc10 app. you can use it to get traffic updates right in the palm of your hand. >>> new overnight, police are trying to identify the driver killed in a single ca

promised a real south philly italian restaurant and i think they'll have some of the cannolis as well. randy gyllenhaal, back to you guys. >> thank you, randy. packed house this morning. >>> the holiday shopping season is entering its final hours. if you're waiting until the last minute, you can still find gifts. most local malls and big box stores will stay open until early this evening. if you still need to buy something for a child on your list, you're in luck. toys "r" us is keeping its doors open late for procrastinators. they will not close until 9:00 tonight. >>> whether you are shopping or traveling over the next few days, you'll be the first to know about the incoming rain and snow with the free nbc 10 app which will give you instant updates and alerts right there in the palm of your hand. >>> new from overnight, a young woman is recovering after an suv collided with a sedan in frankfurt. it happened around 3:30 this morning on torresdale avenue near granite street. emergency workers had to pry the 18-year-old woman out of the wreckage. they took her to the hospital in stable condit

christopher: randy described the rollback of protections well. when the providers choose to change their policies, there is no one to hold them back from blocking or throttling your content. we've already seen them start to do this. instead of isps saying they will not engage in it, they talk about harmful prioritization. they are easing it ends so that people do not notice that they are changing their practices. we will continue to see this overtime. it is important that congress acts. i hope people will contact their congress members to overturn this. steve: both gentlemen today veterans of the fcc. we want to thank christopher lewis and randy may. we appreciate your time, and your perspective. thank you for being with us. >> next, c-span's profile interview with mercedes schlapp. then, president trump's comments on the at the i. after that, the united nations security council meeting on north korea's nuclear weapons program and missile test. senior white house adviser discusses herpp personal and national life, the state of discourse in the un

well. cnn's randi kaye tonight has more. >> reporter: at the white house, omarosa manigault newman's job was african-americans. improve relations, and get their support for the president's agen agenda. but if you listen to the reaction of her work and her, you might think she did more farm than good. >> she's really a pariah in the african-american community. she's been the villain, and her job as a director of outreach in the african-american community was almost a slap in the face to the african-american community. >> reporter: on "the view" whoopi goldberg piled on. >> i hope you find your people, because maybe they're looking for you. he's just been so nasty to so many women, and so many women of color. >> reporter: women like radio and talk show host wendy williams. >> did you get a nose job? >> it looks like you have a nose job. i just looked at it before -- before and half. >> the only thing i've had done to my face is some botox. i would suggest to you -- [ applause ] >> i would suggest a wig that doesn't sit off my head three inches. >> reporter: after she took the white house job,

students can follow the principal on that -- on that livestream we showed you, you can, as well on the nbc10 app. randyyllenhaal will check in on mr. ross and bring us a live update coming up at 5:00. >> a chilly night for him to be camping out, right? >> right. absolutely. >> great to see young kids -- we've done a couple stories similar to this. kids have raised thousands of dollars. >> right. they realize the need and come together -- >> for school or people in need. >> and instead of mr. ross sending you to detention. let's get mr. ross up on the roof. >> students go all in. and you know what they look forward to this time of year? snow days. we're not going to get one. saturday snow. they'll be disappointed. right, no canceling of the school. dry today, but cold enough for snow in some neighborhoods. where we will see snow falling tomorrow is cape may. we could see a few snowflakes late this afternoon and this evening. if you're looking for accumulating snow, that will wait for tomorrow. philadelphia, dry during the day, cloudy tomorrow night. in the morning, we may see the first snowflakes in phi

randy is ready to read a a little script for me. i think he's ready to go and who else do we have with us? >> well, you're holding randy. on set today -- >> harry. this is harry. >> that's harry, and down at the end is marley. all of them -- all from a large breeding facility in the midwest we rescued about a week and a half ago. great idea. >> next weekend. >> great idea. next weekend sponsored by zappos for good free adoptions for approved adopters. so head down to our shelter, not this weekend, but next weekend, friday, saturday, sunday, all free adoptions for approved adopters. and the great part about it is every single time you rescue one, you actually save two lives, the animal you bring into your home and you open up space for another one. >> thank you. >>> we move on to our next pop right here, and i'm not going to -- i'm going to read it out. let me read it to the very end. have you ever cheated on your partner when watching your favorite series on netflix? okay, because that's what we're talking about here. by cheating we mean jumping ahead of your partner, sneaking in an episode, and while they're out maybe

well. live in pennsport, randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >> thank you, randy. download the nbc10 app for your realtime checks of weather. rosemary. >>> new this morning investigators will be looking for the cause of this house fire in montgomery county. this is a live look in upper providence township. still hot spots at this house, blaze broke out just after 4:00 this morning. everybody inside the homemade it out safely. extra crews had to respond to help out the initial firefighters battling both the flames and the bitter cold. some difficult conditions out there. no reports of anybody hurt. >>> police in our region are after a thief linked to a credit card stealing spree. they believe the same person is targeting victims inside office buildings, taking their plastic and running up big bills at stores and malls. this is the man officers are trying to track down. he was last seen lurking in a king of prussia office building on tuesday. security video shows him entering through a secured door as one worker leaves. he's quickly in the elevator gaining full acces

well. live in the digital operations center, randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >> thanks. >>> 5:03 on this friday. two cousins charged in a killing spree in bucks counties are now denying they murdered anyone. yesterday cosmo dinardo and sean kratz pleaded not guilty in separate hearings. dinardo is charged in the deaths of four young men found buried on his parents' farm in july. kratz is accused in three of the killings. the disappearances of the four victims touched off a wide-ranging manhunt. according to prosecutors, dinardo initially confessed that he agreed to sell drugs to the victims, he lured them to the farm, and killed them. after the arrest, dinardo agreed to tell prosecutors where the first victim was buried in exchange for a lifesaving promise. >> we're the district attorney's office. we honor our agreements. should mr. dinardo decide to upheld his end of the bargain, we will not seek the death penalty against him. >> the district attorney says right now dinardo is cooperating. he adds if other crimes are discovered or if dinardo takes the case to trial, the plea deal is off. as fo

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time do you think they would have called your relatives the purveyors of phone news well you know at that time randy we know historically the third of america was against the independence right third was for it and the third was ambivalent but let me get your thought as a democratic leader here in north carolina many leading democratic activists are suddenly engaged in this than a child the issue but at the same time they are at the forefront of fighting to end net neutrality demanding that you tube facebook censor the videos they don't like both all right and all left have been. d. monetized and d. ranked and now our to russia today is also being you know in the crosshairs of these so-called progressive who are the who want to fight net neutrality but they want to censor journalists how do you square that circle this is an issue of of not why quote not liking the content so i mean the question is when does the content become cancerous. of the any you don't need to for a content to be cancerous to defend the right to free speech you know it's a either yours or bankers or limit the free speech or not

wells fargo in light of the scandal that's have come out. and even janet yellen saying there was a possibility the fed would take some action randy quarles takingsual step of recusing thoifl any matters involving wells fargo specifically >> thank you and we are learning more details about what is in the final tax reform bill. up next, one of the members of the conference committee that merged the two bills will tell us what made the cut and what got cut. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that the next morning... it all makes sense. fedex powers global commerce with vast, far-reaching networks... deep knowledge of industries... and, yes... maybe a little magic. ♪ now what? well, after your first reaction, consider your choices. go it alone, against the irs and its massive resources. hire a law firm, where you're not a priority. call your cpa, who can be required to testify against you. or, call the tax law firm of moskowitz, llp. i went from being a cpa to a tax attorney because our clients needed more. call us, and let us put our 30 years of tax experience to work for you. c-beau. >>> secretary of s

these are some photos taken by nasa astronaut randy breesnick from the international space station. he september wellidents and fire crews down below, posting may the santa ana winds die down sold bill, stunning to see images of california actually on fire. >> just how big the thomas fire got. it's 90,000 acres t. creek fire is 15,000 t. rye fire 18,000, the thomas fire dwarfs all of them this is a night-time picture. obviously the bright lights the light pollution here. this is the santa barbara area. watch what happens in here. this is where ventura is located in san paolo. this is monday morning. this is tuesday morning. this is the light emitted from all those flames, just to show you how huge that fire was and how quickly it did burn. that's why this fire is still threatening ojai, the city, itself, still safe. a lot of the people have been ordered and evacuated. that's one of the cities we have to watch today. the winds will be in the 45 to 60-mile-per-hour range and at 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. local time. we have six hours until they hit these peak winds. then we'll see what the fires do. this

randy popp. he is going to speak to the shadow impacts, as well as the feasiblity of lowering the height of the building and yet still maintaining the density that the project sponsor desires. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is randy popp, and i'm a licensed architect. i've been practicing for 30 years, and part of what i do is search for patterns, understand context and develop and understand sensitive projects that correspond with the local environment. i studied the environment. i think we all understand they represent a maximum limit and not a right. the rules must be seen in relation to specific conditions which exist around each unique site. i was pretty shocked the first time i saw the proposal for 218-27th avenue. it was a massive design that looms over its neighbors on the block. although the fourth level is pulled back a bit, it still reads four stories in a neighborhood that is populated by three stories. i performed some shadow studies and found the fourth level creates a dramatic difference in how much light is removed from the neighboring property does. t -- properties. no one had th

. >> the main roads are well salted and brined but the side streets may be icy. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in pen's port for us. >> reporter: this is washington avenue second street, take a look, completely clear. we were driving on these, driving on 95, that was fine just a little wet. as we walk over here thrks is a sidewalk completely covered with snow. and as it starts to refreeze that will get slippery. over here we've got one of the side streets. you can see how completely different it is, packed snow covered, plows have been through here but it's still snow packed into the ground making it slippery for both cars and people walking. we've seen some people on the sidewalk slipping around today already. and just take a look at how much snow -- we had some 2 inches on that car. it's going to be a lot of cleanup happening this morning. so we're urging people, one, salt and shovel the sidewalks outside of your house. maybe wake up a little bit early, chip in to help out your neighborhood because there's still a lot of snow on the ground. and if it starts to freeze, it's

. >> i don't know why randy gerber was on the list. he's really rich >> very well >> and in cash, that's dangerous, isn't it? cool to get it, but you have to take it to the bank. >>> regal cinemas and frito lay are teaming up the company is unveiling cheated t cheetos popcorn this weekend >> not a fan of this. >> i like popcorn, i like cheetos, but i don't know if i like them together >> in the uk, cheesy popcorn is not a thing. >>> miami penthouse condo hitting the market with a big catch. the seller is only accepting bitcoin as payment the one-bedroom home is listed for 33 bitcoin, just over $544,000 at bitcoin's current pricing. >> i can't work this out, if it's a good thing for bitcoin or not. if it's a currency, the person should want to accept whatever or on the flip side, is it saying, gosh, people prefer bitcoin to dollars now >> or they want to receive more bitcoin. >> it reminds you how expensive one bitcoin is >> $544,000. >> thank you very much >>> we're approaching the top of the hour, the team is getting ready for squawk box i tried my best. >> that's

. >> well, there was call it, sobering moment, five years ago, for country star ran i travis. i remember doing this story five years ago randyght eye there? he had a wreck. >> and jen is in los angeles. >> with the eagles? >> we now know that the rams have canceled their practice for later today due to the fires here in the los angeles area. will the eagles have to do the same thing? and what are the guys doing with the little amount of off-time that they have. w will tell you live from >> john mayor returned to the hospital to take his a fen dicks out. yes, the sinner was in the city yesterday to perform with the "grateful dead" and they have off shoot group dead and company. he felt sick. >> i'm sometimes become a hypo condrey ac, myself. i mean, and many times oh, god, i'm having -- oh, mia ten dicks, oh, my god. >> have you had it taken snout.o. >> because it doesn't need to be taken snout. >> just all in your head. >> i don't know we really need it do we the a ten dicks? >> the to be therefore a reasont? throw it in there? snow big deal. >> goes back to the garren of eaten, taking ri out what's this thing? >> appendix.

randy, why don't you think there politics? men in caller: well, women worked themselves into a big pick until my lifetime. they go to work to keep up with other people's children. they have to go to work with all the illegals and all the poor that are having children. they will stay at home and deal with their children. so the more intelligent, more affluent women are out working their butts off while these poor children and the not so tent children. so you're going to have to get yourself in gears and start having a little bit a few more babies out there so we can have a better nation and a more intelligent nation. and let's just look at the no men and education -- less than 9% of all teachers in america are male. it's just incredible at the direction that our country is going. host: ok. mary is calling from garden city, michigan, on our democratic line. mary, what do you think? caller: yes. this needs to be said. this is my first -- i'm a first-time caller, first time i got through, ok? this really needs to be said. all right? look at what happ

well so you're talking about fed corn and i'm kind of aligned with jay powell and randy quarrels who's new to the federal reserve board and their take on a federal reserve electronic currency that the time is premature but because countries like china and japan and russia and venezuela we know that they've they've taken steps to implement their own which means the united states is going to have to have its own electronic currency as well as a matter of national security that being said i would certainly side with again corals and powell and their view is that if we do have a fed currency of some kind the transactions themselves would have to be i'm not a miss as opposed to using fed coin as a means by which to monitor the purchases of the purchases of u.s. households well as you just alluded to central banks around the world have a lot of differing opinions on bitcoin for example india has totally banned it over concerns about money laundering and other financial crimes but in the u.k. bank of england governor mark carney said cryptocurrency could be part of a potential revolution in f