mr.eopens at the casino, reich writes. taxpayersand other will be holding the bag full stop wall street is not the only big winner from the health insurance companies get to keep ,heir special tax breaks tourist destinations like las vegas get their travel promotion subsidies. in a victory for food companies, the legislation even makes federally subsidized school lunches less healthy by allowing companies that provide them to include fewer whole grains. this boosts the profits because junky food is less extensive to make. host: again, this is robert reich writing in huffington post. jake, thanks for holding, democrats only, who do you like in 2016? caller: i think elizabeth warren, aneurysm i like elizabeth warren is because we need some new blood in there, and i have nothing against hillary clinton or anything, but it would be nice to see someone new, especially if jeb bush actually decides to run. i think the democrats would be wise to get elizabeth warren up there on the ticket. that is what i think. look at this tweet

the santa rally looks reich it could about raising interest rates. the dow raising more than 700 in the past two game fan thursday, 7-7 had had 346789 hey, you want o see some va kentucky puckers? >> if you've been to this site, you probably have. this man a roll are bag, backtrack, i think he's got a tube a. twit and instagram users are fighting back with the hash tag "carry on shame," trying to get people to knock it off and get airlines to finally introduce their rules. >> how funny. maybe that and some vacation pictures, too. >> would it be safe to say there's always a rabble rouser that is always doing something -- >> we carry it on the plane with us like who's going to rub us this time? >> i don't know. i bring three kids so i believe people are thinking of seeing saturd saturday. >> i know! finally, after all this hot weather. it bet it's been hard on the kiddos, too. finally yesterday we saw that sunshine, a little bit more for today and then you're going to see it for an extended period of time. so 8:00 to 10 a.m. is where we're bulls eyeing

. >> even you guys reich to dress up. >> you know the livermore temperature is a little more deceiving. so it is cold out there this morning. definitely want to make sure you paying attention on those roads. we're going to warm up near 60 this afternoon. >> then we take a break. enjoy the rest of the newscast and then hit the road. >> enjoy those new toys. >> thank you, anthony. >> early this morning, the pakistani government reported a militant was killed in a ray of grs forces federal government -- towns and villages in five malaysian states were inundated with torrential rain earlier this month. >> here officers in new york city there say good-bye to one of their brothers tonight. rafael ramos was shot and killed last weekend while sitting in a patr patrol two men killed by use of force by police officers. those deaths have triggered ongoing pro-tests across the country. bob redell joins us live from oakland where the protest is still answered pa prrn nrch what people decided to do was trash the ornament. someone smashed the windows at the subway near. and tacked some cases, at one

weiner: alison reich, 20. stabbed a whole bunch of times. the roomy called it in.she's pretty shook up. briscoe: any witnesses? we canvassed the floor.

the third reich now laid buried within the rubble. majority of germans, there was nothing left to fight with, nothing left to fight for. for the men of the 84th infantry division, there was a knowledge they had accomplished every mission. they had been tried by fire and they had won. ♪ >> today at 6:30 p.m. eastern tim gunn host a discussion on holiday decorations and traditions at the white house. that is today at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span 3.

. >> scott randolph was another reiche e rikers inmate. >> just spiraled out of control as far as criminalityes. i've been back and forth a few times. mostly for drug activity. trying to make money hustling in the street. >> but randolph took advantage of the jail's writing program and had hopes of becoming a journalist. >> we publish the rikers review by inmates for inmates. i'm looking forward to trying to utilize that when i get out. >> the prison jornl included one of his poems. >> read a little bit of your poem. >> this one is called hold this. hold this. grip these words as if your embrace alone will help me save my life so that i might live to give my tomorrows as payment for yesterday's debts. >> randolph says the poem is his vision for a new life. >> the future conceals hopes and happiness i have yet to feel. with this you present a fresh fondation an which to rebuild. the peace i seek is real. i reach forrior compassion, strong as steel. this is my truth that you feel. may you cherish my conscience. that's it. >>> more planes and ships are arriving in indonesia. a coalition of natio

these belgian enemies of the third reich too were unarmed and defenseless.d and the nazi cameraman filmed it to amuse and reassure the moviegoers of munich and berlin. men who had not retreated since their arrival in europe plodded back along the mean roads of belgium. convoys of trucks streamed to the rear with supplies that had been painstakingly accumulated at forward dumps, supplies that could not be moved were put to the torch. millions of man-hours of work to be put in all over again. to stop counterattacks huge new reserves of supplies are called for, but that is how war is. wasteful, unpredictable uncertain, dangerous, demanding constant wariness, constant preparation for the worst, a constant and unflagging spirit in the face of all alarms and disasters. gallant american units surround and cut off and fought in a sea of enemy armor. anti-aircraft guns were fired point blank until they were overrun. cooks, bakers quartermaster and line of communications troops picked up their rifles and fought tenaciously against nazi columns. the weather cleared and

with great distinction as a pilot to change that -- the enormity of the evil that was by the third reich, the veneer of legality, prompted people throughout the world to rethink the question of rights. and the american idea of an enforceable bill of rights began to catch on. all the former axis powers, new r world war ii, adopt a democratic constitutions that provide the constitutionality of government tax. of the fter the collapse soviet union and the warsaw pact during president bush's term in office, the newly eastern d nations of europe followed suit. on the proclamation 200th anniversary of the bill of rights, on december 12, president bush noted that the principles enshrined in the bill of rights inspired the advance of freedom around the globe. when president bush issue that proclamation, a great event in history of human rights was just three days away. sure that this event was on president bush's mind he issue that proclamation. on december 15, the soviet union was officially dissolved. and president bush was able to his proclamation that -- today, we stand closer than to achiev

it is just black craft paper, i took a white sharpee, wrote cheer on it, you can reich merry christmasit to. >> this is actually drinking straws, decorative drinking straws that we sell, and then this i just took very pretty broch that we had from a necklace, and just kind of blood that on there. >> i always feel guilty opening. >> this like a piece of art. >> it is it, really is. >> are these mason jars? >> mason jars, so popular, these are more for what i would was thinking of is like teachers gifts, i had college student, little hard to buy for, you want to give them something besides just a gift card wrapped in a box. >> love that. >> the little chalk board, write the child's name on it, this you are giving it to, the teacher whatever. so just kind of fill the mason jar with some candy, put your favorite gift card in there. and just add bows, ribbons, all kind of little decorative inspired things thon. >> let's mover onto these. >> this one making homemade pompom's, which again you can get the kids involved with that. >> of course. >> this one i casino of did more of like a natural

. >> saw someone that is a reich youwalking danger and walking threat, um, who has a badge and a gunjose police officer was put on administrative leave after a huge outcry over his twitter posting. the tweet addressed the recent protests against police brutality. activists say they were little more than threats aimed at demonstrators. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. we have rain again in the bay area. roberta? >> we had some heavy downpours in the last couple of hours but according to our hi-def doppler radar, we're now seeing a little bit of a lull in the activity. good morning, everyone. you notice the shades of yellow now dissipating. that's the aftermath from yesterday's frontal boundary. right now, 40s and 50s in its wake. southeast winds under 10 miles per hour. but wait! this is exiting the region. this

whether the military is the right or wrong approach, i'd reich to offer a thought relative to the fiber of the young men and women who are performing these tasks. we have an all-volunteer, all-recruited force. in dealing with terrorists, the high visibility forces gained attention in the news media with high profile rates. they are superb. there are simply not enough of these forces. they are superb, also. they need no training and demonstrate care and compassion. this can be articulated by state department generals. by the impact via example and demonstration of righteousness is powerful and lagsing. our young men and women will never let us down. this applies to the applicability of skills that are potentially priceless in taking the fight to the terrorist and creating the most robust tool set possible. thank you very much for the inviet today. >> as i mentioned, we had the one seminar yesterday from the biodefense. and, again and again, the role of the military became so critical. i mean, we talked about the civilian, but can you make any comments on that? for example, and the presen

the enormity of the evil perpetrated by the third reich, often under the veneer of peopley, prompted throughout the world to rethink the whole question of rights. and the american idea of an enforceable bill of rights began to catch on. powersthe former axis after world war ii adopted new democratic constitutions that protect human rights and provide for judicial review of constitutionality of government acts. then, after the collapse of the soviet union and the warsaw pact during president bush's term in office, the newly liberated nations of eastern europe followed suit. in his proclamation on the 200th anniversary of the bill of rights, on december 12, 1991, president bush noted that "the principles enshrined in the bill of rights have inspired the advance of freedom around the globe." when president bush issued a the greatest act in the history of human rights was just three days away. i'm sure that this was on president bush's mind when he issued a proclamation. 1991, the soviet union was officially dissolved. president bush was able to say in his proclamation that "today we sta

to even like monument the occasion, she's changing her name from cary reich heart to cary royal, to maket morey gallon and play off the prince harry thing. >> cary royal. >>> it has ring it to. >> i guess. >>> maybe that rubles. some pounds. >> exactly. some money in there. head crack, always a pleasure. thank you so much. and after our 10:00 o'clock news, we have two hours of news and infotainment for you. you can catch tmz and inside edition followed by dish nation at midnight and chasing at 12:30. iain. >> arizona teen safe after getting himself stuck in unlikely spot outside of his own house. he got stuck inside the chimney after locking himself out last night. so rescue crews in scottsdale managed to get the teen out of his situation which was a little dire. the teen did get to the bottom of the chimney but he was unable to pull himself out somehow he called 911. it took officials an hour and a half before they were able to set the teen free. >> he plays the part. he's covered from head to toe you know the black charcoal from the fire and he's dirty. he's a little winded, and i thin

was out partying with friends the night before thanksgiving when he got separated and left kildare's reich pub by himself. on friday november 28th the search for montgomery started in manayunk. family and friends posted flyers as police searched the area. that weekend fbi task force also joined the search helping look through surveillance video along main street from that night. and then yesterday the reward for information leading to shane's whereabouts was increa increased to $65,000. we of course will continue to follow the search for shane montgomery on tv and online. go to myfoxphilly.com for the latest information you'll find it right there on the home page. >> to a story now first on fox tonight. police are investigating the sexual assault avenue drexel university student from early this morning on the 3400 block of spring garden street off campus residence. the 21-year-old woman says she woke up and a man was inside her bedroom and he attacked her. special victims now handling the case and investigators are looking for that man. >> we are still feeling the effects of the nor'easter

. >> since he was a reich, not a passenger on the bus. he is driving the bus. i told you at the beginning of the game, marshall on 23 carries for 86 yards, missing nothing in the second half. take that. >> sure. >> extending place -- plays, not extending plays, finding ways, finding this man, over and over again. and -- >> said he likes to play like a point guards, making everybody better. >> he does, here you see the eagles, get the fumble, recovering, seven p-nothing, and here's a touchdown, jeremy maclin, ties career high. figure the eagles -- team like seattle, they don't panic at all. seventeen-14, but wilson doesn't -- he is like a point guards, ukee, point guard, that three with 22nd left in the shock clock, that's third down for the nfl. here the read option which pretty much the eagles all day, threat there. but the third down, what really killed them. over and over, third and long t takes the heart out of defense, time of possession, they kept it high. eagles couldn't get into a flow with it like that a lot of that because wilson -- >> michael jackson

reich we s like we say, let it rip. we're not quite sure if we can and how to do it. the chinese attitude is, of course, this is just like any other, and we're going to control it. we were doing work before i left rand on internet and web futures, and what struck us is while the technology is, you know, moving fast, it's sort of predictable. it was harder to predict were the governing regimes around the mobile web in particular. >> i think you're underscoring the word building makes sense. kissinger's new book on world order said hasn't existed, because there was a liberal order that was imposed, but not one that's been embraced totally. the president has said that ic developed -- failed to detect the speed with which isis would sweep across iraq. what were the reasons for the ic understanding of the isis threat? and are there any changes under way that could improve that sort of performance? >> i think as i look back, this was before my time, so i take no credit or no blame for this -- >> that's why i -- >> right, right. as i read back, they did a good job of underst

the enormity of the evil that was perpetrated by the third reich, often under the veneer of legality, prompted people throughout the world to rethink the whole question of rights. and the american idea of an enforceable bill of rights began to catch on. all of the former axis powers after world war ii adopted new democratic constitutions that protect human rights and provide for judicial review of constitutionality of government acts. then, after the collapse of the soviet union and the warsaw pact during president bush's term in then, after the collapse of the soviet union and the warsaw pact during president bush's term in office, the newly liberated nations of eastern europe followed suit. in his proclamation on the 200th anniversary of the bill of rights, on december 12, 1991 president bush noted that the principles enshrined in the bill of rights inspired the advance of freedom around the globe. when president bush issue that proclamation, a great event in the history of human rights was just three days away. and i'm sure that this event was on president bush's mind when he issue

wisdom he had and the fact that so many people ignored his warnings, while hitler built up his third reichld reagan, that is our twitter question of the day. does the spending bill show a new republican party, one the gipper would recognize? tweet us. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. we say good morning to all of you listening and watching from the great state of iowa, particularly on series xm --sirius xm. i once walked into the hilton and it was like 20,000 people watching wrestling. >> you are on top of your college sports this morning. speaking of iowa, the governor her recently got into a twitter war. give us the back story. what happened? >> first, we are the leading cork reducing state in the country. -- producing state in the country. crates would not be the right thing to do as far as being humane. the reason we have them is to falling over from and killing baby pigs. people who don't know at about the production and don't eat meat, they want to tell us farmers how we should raise our pigs. we think that is wrong. >> why is it important for politicians in iowa to know how to castrate

the enormity of the evil that was perpetrated by the third reich, often under the veneer of legality, prompted people throughout the world to rethink the whole question of rights. and the american idea of an enforceable bill of rights began to catch on. all of the former axis powers after world war ii adopted new democratic constitutions that protect human rights and provide for judicial review of constitutionality of government acts. then, after the collapse of the soviet union and the warsaw pact during president bush's term in office, the newly liberated nations of eastern europe followed suit. in his proclamation on the 200th anniversary of the bill of rights, on december 12, 1991 president bush noted that "the principles enshrined in the bill of rights have inspired the advance of freedom around the globe." when president bush issued a proclamation, the greatest act in the history of human rights was just three days away. i'm sure that this was on president bush's mind when he issued a proclamation. on december 15, 1991, the soviet union was officially dissolved. president bush w

. >> reich burke recorded confrontation at the oxford valley mall which has now gone viral.o show you a clip, we decided to conceal the identity of the person in the uniform since not charged with any crime. take a look. >> you know it is illegal, right, what you are doing right now? >> let me tell you something, i wouldn't bewaring the suit. >> you wouldn't? >> no. >> because you are phony. i just called you out on ten different things. all of them are (beep) what you are doing is illegal. you know what sniff ' won that beep uniform, i've had friends killed in afghanistan in that beep uniform. no, you haven't. >> again no charges filed against this man in the video. >> we've not been able to get in touch with him, but morning carl reports spoke person at the house, has military backgrounds, but wouldn't go into detail. so ryan who shot the video joins us now, good morning. ryan. >> welcome back then. >> my initial thought, i ran into another soldier, we like to go up, make conversation, see what unit they were in. >> anyone truly mill tear would know where to place these it

it used to be if you were on the subway and something didn't look reich e rig right, you see something, you say something. now, you hear from the n.y.p.d., you hear that the internet is a new form. we all have a social responsibility which if you see something threatening, that someone was absolutely threatening to harm cons. shoot cops. another thing, if it was very interesting, they talk about the same kind of the brooklyn n.y.p.d. ambush. it's a way of protecting your own force. as we here confirm to some of these social media posts, you see that this wasn't a terrorist attack. this is him specifically talking about these intentions before this. >> the press conference just concluded and where the officers were taken, alexandra, what is it doing now? >>> i don't think she can hear me. >> martin, i've got you now. >> i was just asking, in the aftermath of this pretty remarkable press conference and what we've learned, what is the feeling now? >> reporter: i think we were all struck not only by the n.y.p.d. officers, but we saw in here that very somber move that we talked about with t

everybody needs to not forget that the third reich used the gun roles to go and find the gun owners and take away the guns, so those are my comments. keep up the good work, larry, and that is it. guest: thank you. the matter about the presence of is police and how much crime suffered in a particular area, there is a direct relation. in fact, a study was done by a couple of professors at the university of chicago years ago, and subsequently that same data manyas made available to other researchers, and they all came to the same conclusion -- more guns, less crime. in fact in our own country, those jurisdictions that make it hard or illegal to have a gun, particularly to have one inside your home to be able to protect yourself, are the ones that had the higher violent crime rates. so the data or they are. a lot ofply politicians who want to control us do not want us to be able to have guns, and this is something , as the caller segued to, happened in england. it is the fourth most violent crime ridden country in the world. it has a very low murder rate, but the incidence of violent crime

the enormity of the evil that was perpetrated by the third reich, often under the veneer of legality, prompted people throughout the world to rethink the question of rights. the american idea of an enforceable ill of rights began to catch on. after the axis powers i got the democratic constitution that protect human rights and provides for judicial review of the constitutionality of government acts. after the collapse of the soviet union and of the warsaw pact during president bush's term in office, the newly liberated nations of eastern europe olive suit. in his proclamation on the 200 anniversary of the bill of rights on december 12, 1991, president bush noted that the principles enshrined in the bill of rights and inspired the advance of freedom around the globe. when president bush issued that proclamation, a great event in the history of human rights was just three days away. i am sure that this event was on president bush's mind when he issued that proclamation. on december 15, 19 anyone, the soviet union was officially dissolved. president bush was able to say in his proclamati

these belgian enemies of the third reich, two were unarmed and defenseless. chesterfield rubbed from the american dead and the nazi cameraman reassured the moviegoers in berlin. not retreated since that arrival in europe in belgium. convoys of trucks streamed to the rear of supplies painstakingly accumulated. fires that could not be moved were put to the torch. millions of man hours of work put in all over again. new reserves of supplies were called for. that's how war is. wasteful, unpredictable. uncertain. dangerous, demanding constanter withriness, unflagging spirit in the face of all of the alarms. the units surrounded around a sea of enemy armor. anti-aircraft guns were fired point blank until they were overrun. cooks, bakers, quarter master and line of communication troops picked up the rifle and fought tenaciously against nazi columns. the weather cleared, the air force took to the skies to bomb and take it to the ground. >> up next on american history tv, "project runway" cohost tim gunn hosts a discussion on white house holidays and traditions from t