reid: i think we are ahead. think the depth of decades of r&d and technology and bringing the brightest minds of everyone in the world together to work on it here -- it gives us a lead in artificial intelligence. however, the chinese are being smart and direct in saying we know this is where the industries of the future will be built, so we are investing in it. we should be doing that too. david: you started as a coo, not a ceo, not a chief strategy officer. how much did that influence your subsequent career? david: let's talk about who reid hoffman is. you studied philosophy. what did you take away from your experience that applies to you today? reid: surprisingly, philosophy has been more important to me than any background in business. the reason is, it is precision in thinking, thinking about human nature, what an investment thesis is and how you measure that when you are trying to create something new, something from nothing. those tools, this thinking about possibility, thinking crisply, measuring it is a

don't trust reid?e. we don't know. one of the texts said he had messed it up already. after the failed chick-fil-a drop, another thought was that mom was more controllable. >> so reid gray was no longer at the center of a huge law enforcement effort that was working around the clock to save his wife. >> how did reid feel about being shut out of that? >> made him uncomfortable, i think. he didn't understand it. nobody understood it, so we moved forward. >> quin's mother would make the next money drop. it was an unlikely roll for this 62-year-old grandmother, a manager at a walmart, and a dog breeder on the side. >> i was very concerned that if i didn't drop the money properly, that that would be the end for quin. >> what, in your background, prepared you for what you were going through? >> i guess just being a mother, trying protect your children. >> despite her nerves, gayle sykes was pressed into service. >>> at around 10:30 a.m., the kidnappers instructed quin's mom to go to mikeler's landing, an are

how did reid feel? drop.s an unlikely role for this 62-year-old grandmother, a manager at a walmart and a dog breeder on the side. >> i was very concerned that if i didn't drop the money properly, that that would be the end for quinn. >> what in your background prepared you for what you were going through? >> i guess just being a mother and trying to protect your children. >> despite her nerves, gail sikes was pressed into service. at around 10:30 a.m., the kidnappers instructed quinn's mom to go to mikeler's landing, an area along the beach, and there she would find further instructions in a bathroom. gail left her daughter's house. the money was in a blue bag, along with a tracking device, courtesy of the fbi. at the location, quinn's mother found the designated bathroom. hidden inside the toilet paper holder was a note. it looked again to be in quinn's handwriting and gail read it aloud to investigators. >> so far i'm fine. no harm has been done to me. after you pick up this letter, you are going to drive

reid: i think we are ahead. think the depth of decades of r&d technology, bringing the brightest minds in the world together to work on it here still does give us a lead in artificial intelligence technologies. however, because of the chinese eing smart and saying, this is where the industries of the future are going to be built so we are investing in it. we should do that, too. david: you started as coo, not ceo. how much did that influence your subsequent career? ♪ david: let's talk about who reid hoffman is. you studied philosophy. what did you take away from your experience doing philosophy that pplies to you today? reid: surprisingly philosophy has been more important to me than any background in business. it is thinking about human nature, what an investment thesis is, how to measure that when you are trying to create something from nothing. those type of tools, thinking about possibilities, thinking crisply, measuring it as a way of creating measurements against the investment thesis qamar are all things

joy reid.tten that moment. >> i was just in south africa and i asked a young activist working on issues trying to empower young black africans economically. what do you think of donald trump? he literally burst out laughing. i've never known that to happen with an american president. >> the phone thing is like -- there is this -- there is a whole like line of the if obama had, like -- i know, i know, done. we're not doing that anymore. no, it's not. the trope is ground into the ground. it's dead and buried. it's over, yes. right, exactly. never even starts. >> doesn't start. >> that one and particularly ivanka using personal e-mail and also just -- >> jared and his businesses. >> all the ways that the phone thing to me is all the ways that no one can get him to act right. like seriously, like it's the way, again, the trope of him as toddler is also overdone. but as a parent, the constant prodding you have to do to get a child to act right, and the fact that no one can get him to act right. that

even on a dark and cloudy day small airplanes are all abuzz at reid-hillview airport. the several flight schools and san jose state school of aviation on site, but the hum of aircraft is not enough to drown out complaints of neighbors. there have been several airplane crashes over the years including this one last year in the front yard of a home. at a packed board of supervisors meeting another health concern was raised possibly connected with loaded fuels that small airplanes burn. >> we have become aware of significant lead problems with not only the property, but with the surrounding environment and the children in the area. >> reporter: reid-hillview is now at a crossroads. if the county accepts funding from the federal aviation administration for airport maintenance, the airport would be required to stay open for 20 years. if the county rejects the funding, it could close in 13 years. one idea is to close the airport and move operations to the county's san martin airport. local pilots and san jose state aviation students say that would be a big loss. >> if you ta

because we have seen and been through a lot from the great recession's impact on nevada to senator reid to the resignation and the governor's appointment in the senate, obama care, immigration reform, changing the courts to just name a few. there is a lot of slings and arrows and it takes an expert nobody does it alone i always had him by my side so i think you for his service to me but more importantly for his service to the state of nevada. scott also served with distinction those who know him or who have worked with him know he is a problem solver it doesn't matter which hat he was asked to wear he worked with pride i will miss his hard work and on the banking committee and his loyalty and great sense of humor. every office needs a scott. i would like to mention two more. sarah is a dear friend of mine seven and a half years ago joining my staff i have leaned on her heavily with very complicated issues mining, technology knowing can her. she served as my chief of staff during the last campaign so thank you sarah thanksgiving day into the big brother james also like to recognize those

reid: so many big problems, the solution is technology. i do think tech companies, which have the capabilities and the powers and the ability and they should focus on this. for example, in a linkedin context, how do we have constant upgrades of skills for the new jobs.

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reid: yes, all of the great tech companies and all tech companies are saying how do we build these amazing tech products in the future are looking for the next major areas to build themselves or acquire, combine, and grow. that is the central pattern by which the major companies 10 years from now are the ones doing that today. david: as you look at it, that would suggest facebook is on the right track. as far as you can tell on the outside. google is on the right track, although concerned about

>> quijano: chip reid, thank you. the president says defense ecretary james mattis will leave office january 1, two months earlier than expected. mattis resigned after mr. trump announced he was withdrawing all u.s. troops from syria. mattis' deputy, patrick shanahan, will become acting rycretary. shanahan is a former executive with boeing. later this week, u.s. military officials will visit turkey to discuss details of the american withdrawal from syria, and turkey's plans to increase its presence there. actor kevin spacey faces a felony charge of sexually assaulting a teenager in massachusetts, a district attorney made the announcement today. and soon after, spacey broke his silence, posting a bizarre video to social media. anna werner is following this. >> reporter: kevin spacey will be arraigned on the sexual assault charges next month. prosecutors say the incident happened in a nantucket, massachusetts bar in july of 2016. former boston tv news anchor, heather unruh, said in a news conference earlier this year th

chip reid is there. ship, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, jeff, i'll jll you, how often do we in the news business get to report news that is not just good, but absolutely joyous? we heard screaming from the heilding behind me where the family members have been gathering all day. and we learned that 21-year-old cody beverly, 31-year-old erica treadway, and 25-year-old kayla williams have all been found e ive in that mine. i talked to kayla williams' father, randall, and camellia, her sister, all day long. and as the day wore on, they became more and more distraught. i could tell they really were worried that they had not made it. but inn fact, they are all alive now, and listen to the joy in their voices as i spoke to them just a short time ago. >> they got them-- all three. yhey've got a few medical bnditions, but they're okay and they're going to be fine. >> he came in the door, and he was crying. he was like, all numb, and he said, "these are tears of joy." >> joy! thank god! >> reporter: when you heard the words, what

reid binion reports. nat sot: "all in favor say aye. "aye""the aye's appear to have it, the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to."the senate -- voting late wednesday to approve a stop- gap government funding bill... ...in an effort to avoid a partial government shutdown at the end of the week.sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "a continuing resolution that will ensure continuous funding for the federal government. the measure will provide the resources necessary to continue normal operations through february the 8th."it brings washington a step closer to keeping some federal agencies from having to close friday ... just days before christmas.one thing the bill doesn't fund is president trump's long-promised border wall.he wanted five billion dollars for it......and promised last week to block any funding bill that didn't include money for the wall. trump: "i am proud to shut down the government for border security chuck."with the senate's funding measure passed -- some conservatives are now calling on trump to make good on

reid binion reports. nat sot: "on this vote the yeas are 87, the nays are 12."the senate - overwhelmingly approving a sweeping overhaul of the criminal justice system -- in an 87-to-12 vote on tuesday.president trump -- taking to twitter -- congratulating the senate and vowing to sign the bill.the legislation is aimed at easing sentences for non-violent offenders and reducing the number of repeat offenders.it gives judges more leeway in mandatory minimum sentences.it will also allow thousands of federal inmates to leave prison earlier than they otherwise would have......a fact that the 12 republicans who voted 'no' say could let dangerous criminals free too soon.still -- in a political climate that at times appears more polarized than ever -- passing the bill was a rare moment of bipartisanship... sen. john cornyn / (r) texas: "a bill called the 'first step act.'"...receiving support from republicans and democrats alike.hakeem jeffries: "it was an important leadership moment for democrats and republicans, progressives and conservatives, the left and the right."i

reid binion reports.ew report to the senate intelligence committee... ...indicating that social media companies may have given the bare minimum amount of information during the investigation into russia's 20- 16 election meddling.facebook, twitter and google complied with requests for data on russian social media accounts posing as american accounts... ...but according to a source familiar with the new report, the firm the senate hired to review the data told lawmakers there are likely more russian accounts that the social media companies failed to identify. google and facebook declined to comment on the report, but a google spokesperson pointed to the company's efforts to combat disinformation.twitter said it has made "significant strides" against the manipulation of its service. meanwhile, the washington post reported sunday on a draft report commissioned by the committee... looking at da provided by the tech firms through mid-2017.it provides an even clearer view of the scope of russia's social media m

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it's a reunion of sorts for gruden and chiefs head coach andy reid...orked together on the green bay packers staff in the 1990s. coach gruden on his former colleague. <>"it was kind of the brat pack, mariucci, me and reid together a lot. holmgren beat us up. he beat me up the most. andy was his pet. andy was a line coach at missouri. mariucci was the hotshot quarterback guy from cal. andy became the tight end coach and really learned the entire offense. how to block plays. how to protect plays. how to throw the ball. he slowly, but surely moved up. became brett favre's quarterback coach. he got everything he deserved because he earned everything. he really has. he's phenomenal, a great person. switching over to the 49ers-- kyle shanahan's club heading up to seattle this weekend...visiti ng the seahawks. nick mullens making the start once again...as he game at century link. differing from past matchups, the seattle defense isn't the report since the legion of boom is no longer intact. but, russell wilson is still there...and he gives a lot to prepare for

reid binion reports. james comey / former fbi director: "i'm very proud of the way the fbi conducted itself: agile, flexible, thoughtful."former f-b-i director james comey -- defending the agency's handling of the interview at the center of the criminal case against former national security adviser michael flynn. comey -- lambasting republicans and president trump:james comey / former fbi director: "they're up here attacking the fbi's investigation of a guy who pled guilty to lying to the fbi: 'he should've been warned you shouldn't lie. he should have been told you could have a lawyer.' think of the state of the affairs we've ended up in. that's nonsense.flynn's lies in 17 f-b-i interview formed the basis for charges to which he pled guilty... and for which he will be sentenced tuesday. some -- including president trump -- seized on the interview.trump -- claiming the f-b-i initially determined flynn hadn't lied.but they drew no such conclusion at the time, and on the eve of flynn's sentencing, special c

here's reid binion with today's health minute.op new healthy habits for the new year, you need to start with commitment and consistency. breaking in a new habit can be a challenge but repetition helps it become the norm.for instance, the first few days at a new gym or morning workout routine can be rough. that's why experts suggest you start small with your goals. take a walk at the same time everyday.extend the time and distance gradually.no one expects you to go all in on day one.you shouldn't either. if you currently do not have a regular meal schedule, look into changing that.eating your meals and enjoying healthy snacks at the same time everydaycan improve your metabolism.that's why it's important not to skip meals to save calories.know your limits. and don't set unreasonable goals.if you want these new habits to become a part of your daily routine, just remember, dedicationis key.for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. (vicki) take a look at this... tom hanks became a not-so-secret santa for some customers at an in-n-out

senate armed service committee jack reid of rhode island and former relations committee ranking member bob menendez of new jersey also spoke in support of senator graham's message. [inaudible conversations] >> all right, ready? good morning. i'm here with my colleagues, senator reid from rhode island who is the ranking democrat on armed services. senator menendez from new jersey who is the ranking democrat on foreign relations. institutionally, these gentlemen are a big deal. they represent the voice of the democratic party on the armed services committee and the foreign relations committee, which deals with foreign policy. i am from south carolina as you can tell them i have tried to halt president trump auric hand, will continue to do so and i want him to be successful, but i find myself in a situation where the best way i can help the president is to tell him the truth as they see it. so there's a statement by the president today that the idea that russia, assad and iran are not happy with us leaving. i disagree with that. they're ecstatic. the only reason they're not diplomats in t

but i know andy reid would have at least tried to have helped him.betrayed by kareem hunt lying to him, and kareem hunt acknowledged that in the espn video that he -- or interview that he did sunday morning with lisa salters. i don't know where he moves from here. i don't expect to see him on an nfl field the rest of this season. but stranger things have happened. >> you have always been honest about your foibles. right? you pled guilty -- and you talked about this openly. you pled guilty to a dui and vehicular manslaughter in 2009. you say that gives you more understanding of how players should handle themselves when they get into real trouble. explain that. >> yeah. my critiques of the kareem hunt situation has always been from a place of understanding decision-making and not for me a sense of judging him but just understanding what it is that makes players move from a point had you get to a fork in the road of either taking a left and going to defuse a situation or taking the right side in road or going to an escalating situation. and unfortunatel

from the great recession's impact on nevada, the visit from senator reed to my -- reid to my house office, to senator ensign's resignation, the governor's appoint me to the senate, obamacare, dodd-frank, immigration reform, tax reform, changing the courts, just to name a few, mack has always been there. in this chamber there's a lot of slings an arrows and it takes an expert to walk through these minefields. no one does it along. i always had mack arams by my -- abrams by my side. i thank him of. scott riplinger also served the office with dissphinx. -- distinction. those who know scott know he is a problem solver. it didn't matter which hat he was asked to ware, he -- wear, he wore it with pride. i will miss his hard work, his work on the banking committee, his loyalty and great sense of humor. every office needs a scott ripringer. i would like to mention sarah paul. she has become a dear friend of mine joining my staff seven and a half years ago. i have leaned on her heavily to deal with complicated issues from gaming issues to mining to technology, no one can grasp an issue like her. d

alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (pam) kron 4 news. (pam) concord police are investigating a homicide involving a homeowner and a possible intruder. it happened last night around 9-20... on phoenix street near placer drive. a homeowner told police, someone rang his doorbell. a few moments later they said .. someone began kicking the rear door.. then broke a window in order to get into the home. the homeowner--- in fear for his life--- shot at the suspect... who later died in the backyard. investigators believe the homeowner was targeted because he cultivates and distributes marijuana. (ken) a san francisco police officer has been arrested and charged with robbing a bank. according to court documents filed by the f-b-i.. rain olson daugherty is accused of robbing the east west bank in the sunset district of san francisco. daugherty allegedly handed a teller a note demanding money. then told her to quote "calm down... just do it." approximately 9-thousand dollars was stolen the officer is currently suspended without pay. and this is not

the bbb says not only is this a bad idea-- it's also illegal.for consumer watch-- i'm reid binion.urvivor's prized possessions... destroyed. we'll show you what police officers did for a young boy with a big dream. (vicki) a five-year-old survivor of the camp fire received a special treat this week. (ken) as eric rucker reports from roseville...the boy's dream of being a cop, in some ways at least, came true. for most of us, today is just another weekday in december. natsotfor five-year-old jack. "i'm sure hell probably remember this day forever."its one of greatest days of his young life.natsotjack wants to be a cop when he grows up.he already enforces the rules of the road.natsot/jack:"daddy's a fast driver huh? no you are not! what? i think i'll call you turtle from now on."at the roseville police station, jack takes a smile- inducing tour. natsot: guneven getting to watch officers train with their weapons.not that he needs any tips..natsot: "watch this /fires gun."the best though was yet to come.natsot: officer on bikeofficer jack also received his own squad car.natsot/jack: "h

kron4's alecia reid is live along the embarcadero with a look at driving conditions in the area...(vicki) but first we start with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence-- how long is the wet weather sticking around? lawrence karnow: showers will continue through midnight. we have a chance of some thunderstorms too. on the satellite you can see the low coming through. the rain will end before christmas morning. it will be cool and crisp tomorrow with highs in the 50s and low 60s. dry weather is then expected into the weekend. weekend. (grant) we continue our team coverage tonight as we track this latest storm hitting the bay area... kron 4's alecia reid is live along san francisco's embarcadero tonight with a look at conditions there. alecia? we got a good pounding earlier. and some folks are enjoying the wet weather.pkgumbrellas were a necessity on christmas eve ...i bought this jacket today because of the raineven with a steady downpour, some folks opted to go without cover.are you enjoying the rain? yes we're enjoying it a lotit did ease up a bit.we were gonna go to the

chip reid talked to one of the astronauts on board. >> reporter: in 1968 spaceflight was in its infancys a thing of wonder. >> oh, there's the rumble in our building. >> reporter: walter cronkite anchored cbs news coverage from the kennedy space center. >> what a beautiful flight! man, perhaps on the way to the moon. >> reporter: in some ways does apollo 8 feel to you like it happened yesterday? >> in some respects yes. it's never gone away from me. >> reporter: we met one of the astronauts, jim lovell, at the national air and space museum in washington. >> sometimes i look back and say, you know, how did we ever do ter the first humans to leave earth's orbit, circumnavigating the moon 10 times. the mission was planned in just four months.as the u.s. raced to beat the russians to the moon. nasa's flight director believed they only had a 50% chance of coming home safely. >> some of the odds of trying to be successful in that mission are overwhelming, and perhaps at that time we didn't even understand what the odds were. >> reporter: the mission may be best remembered for this photo--eart

thank you very much. >>> joining us now, senator jack reid of rhode island.e is a democrat that serves on the intelligence and armed services committees. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> we don't know the name of the country, we don't know the name of the corporation. i assume we will know fairly soon, but the fact that this company, this corporation, this unknown foreign country is going to these extraordinary lengths so they don't have to comply with a mueller grand jury request, a subpoena for information, and that they're fighting this in rather mysterious ways, what does it say to you? >> well, it suggests they have something to hide. they're using every opportunity, appealing decisions and using all of their legal rights, which they're entitled to, but companies that have nothing to fear from disclosure don't go to these extremes. >> what does it tell you about the mueller investigation right now, that they're going to this extreme to try to get this information, to get this company, this corporation to comply with this grand jury subpoena, an

chip reid shares the inspiring story. >> reporter: after a long, successful career as a veterinarian, lincoln parkes retired 27 years ago, or so he claims. you work how many days a week? >> seven. >> reporter: at age 90, he spends 8-10 hours a day building carts that transform disabled dogs from this into this. lester has a spinal disorder that ileana moya says is not uncommon with corgis. did you think you might lose him? >> i thought i was going to lose him for sure. >> when i see them run out the door after being carried in, that's my paycheck. >> reporter: that's your paycheck. you don't do this for the money. >> no, no, iey, milo, are you ready. >> reporter: lynne spector says milo has gone from lyingfu dr. parkes. >> oh, yes, he's a >> reporter: over the years he has helped cats, rabbits, pigs, even a chicken. he got his first patent in 1961 and never stopped tinkering. is it an obsession with you? >> probably. >> reporter: probably. >> seeing i have 10 boats and i haven't used them for years. >> reporter: if you have a bun of sailboats and you own an island in maine, why are yo

a former 49er, eric reid is in the news .ed with colin kaepernick is one of the guys annealed during the national anthem. is doing it now that he signed on with carolina. he has been drug tested randomly by the nfl this year seven times. a little out of the ordinary. that is a little suspicious to say the least. he has also been singled out for some other things. >> the interception was overturned. i was ejected for hip it happens every week in the nfl. i was fined for defending myself when a player charged at me. that player was not find. i have been drug tested multiple a short amount of time. i know what i am going up against. i'm not surprised in the slightest. >> a little suspicious. to check it out, peewee football. a short attention span. that is in between plays. music blaring over the loudspeaker. short attention span. they were dancing and having a good time. some shattering basketball here. high school basketball in utah. too often on a high school level. they delayed the game. that is the deal. all worth checking

david martin and jefe justice jeff pegues and chief washington correspondent major garrett and paula reid who interrupted her visit to her new in-laws to join thus morning. thank you very much for being here. a lot of chiefs at the table, too. david, i want to start off with you. this mattis resignation, he clearly quit based on that letter where he laid out fundamental differences that he has with the president. what happens next? >> we don't know. for one thing, the resignation was not going to take affect until the end of february so he'll be on the job for collectively two more months through creation of the new budget, through another meeting of nato defense chiefs. but we're getting indications this morning that he may be going right now. >> brennan: that he was fire fired, essentially, told to -- >> we have a statement from the pentagon saying the secretary of defense serves at the pleasure of the president. and i interpret that as meaning that the secretary has been asked to go at once, i don't have confirmation of that. but that's how i interpret that statement. >> brennan: what

paula reid has our report. >> mr. cohen, any comment? >> reporter: michael cohen arrived in federal court in new york surrounded by his family. president's former attorney fought back tears as he told the judge today is the day i get my freedom back and described working for president trump as mental and physical incarceration. but judge william pauley described his crimes as a smorgasbord of misconduct. he said somewhere along the way cohen lost his moral compass before sentencing him to 36 months prison. after the hearing, cohen's father told cbs news he felt dizzy. his court appearance was the culmination of two criminal cases. in august, the president's long time fixer flipped on his former boss and pleaded guilty. to crimes including taxi vision and campaign finance violations. last month he struck a special deal with the special counsel's office agreeing to cooperate with the russian meddling in the 2016 campaign and pleading guilty to lying to congress. he has given the most direct evidence to date that connects the president to c

reid hastings didn't write it. we wrote it in collaboration -- >> talking about the powerpoint. >> it took ten years to write. we used it as an internal document. partly because we're a company of silicon valley geeks and you know how they work. you've had them on the show. a geek is a digital person. it's good or bad, right or wrong, black or white, zero or one. anything in between, new nuances is a lot. what we wanted to do was say, look, we're going write this down and tell you truthfully what happened. we've just going to tell the truth. >> there is the point though -- i get the picture analogy, i made the picture analogy. there's the point where we say, remember patty i stayed until 4:00 a.m. to hold two wires together while you went to radio shack to get a longer wire. does that not count for something? >> sure it does. >> but you're firing me -- sending me off to better opportunities, not firing me. what about the time i held the wires together. >> because now the wires are soldered. you were the best wire h

reid binion has more in today's health minute. thinking about going gluten- free?tting the mix of proteins from your diet is a popular move ... but experts warn it isn't for everyone. gluten-free diets are intended for people with celiac disease --a condition where an immune system response is triggered when gluten is consumed.this can damage the lining of the small intestine and hurt its ability to absorb nutrients -- leading to anemia, osteoporosis, weight loss and other complications.removing gluten from your diet allows the intestine to heal -- dietitians say this can alleviate symptoms and allow the absorption of nutrients. but if you don't have celiac disease, removing gluten from your diet puts you at risk of missing nutrients ... gluten-free substitutes can be lower in fiber than their gluten-full counterparts.and if you're ditching gluten to lose weight, you might be even worse off.gluten-free junk food is still junk food -- nutritionists say the caloric value might be just as high.as with any diet, talk to your doctor before making any changes.for today's

j.b. >> brown: chip reid in washington. thank you, chip.ell, it was a feel-good story earlier this month when a group was rescued from an abandoned coal mine in west virginia, but authorities now say the three and another man they were with have been hit with criminal charges. they're accused of entering the mine to steal copper wiring. scrap copper currently sells for more than $2 a pound. a colorado man accused of murdering his fiancÉe was in court today for a hearing over custody of the young couple's daughter, patrick frazee, who was arrested last week. his fiance, kielty berreth, vanished on thanksgiving day, after dropping off her daughter with frazee. berreth's body has not been found. it was an uneasy holiday season for thousands of general motors workers. the nation's leading car maker is planning to close several factories in 2019. the looming layoffs are bringing back bitter memories in janesville, wisconsin, where a g.m. plant shut down 10 years ago. dean reynolds went back to janesville to see what was lost and what lies ahead.

>> brown: chip reid at the white house, thank you very much.was a day of wild mood swings on wall street coming off the christmas break, stocks rose, then plummeted, then soared again. the dow was up more than 1,086 points, that's the largest one- day point gain ever. demarco morgan now on the big bounce back. ( bells ringing ) >> reporter: investors went on a post-christmas shopping spree, sending all three major indexes into positive territory. the dow snapped a four-day negative skid, and the s&p had its best day since 1973. the surge came on the news that u.s. consumers spent more than $850 billion this holiday season from november 1st through christmas eve. that's up 5.1%, the strongest showing in six years. online sales were also up 19%. the steady pace of shopping has been in stark contrast to wall street's bumps this december. the dow lost $733 billion in value so far this month. the s&p lost $2.6 trillion. >> in the big picture, consumers are the healthy, people have jobs, their wages are up. and they can sort of tune out all the nonse

j.b. >> brown: paula reid in washington.ay, the president's homeland security secretary visited the texas border city where an eight-year-old guatemalan boy was detained with his father and died on christmas eve. kirstjen nielsen visited border patrol facilities in el paso, and, tomorrow, she checks in on facilities in yuma, arizona. officials now say an autopsy performed on felipe gomez alonzo shows the boy had the flu. he was the second child to die this month in border patrol custody. in egypt today, at least three people were killed when a bus carrying tourists was blown up by a roadside bomb. it happened near the giza pyramids. tourists from vietnam were among the victims. this was the first attack to target foreign tourists in egypt in nearly two years. no terror groups have claimed responsibility. and ten months after the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, we're seeing for the first time video from the school's interior security cameras. the "sun sentinel" newspaper obtained a video

it's a reunion of sorts for gruden and chiefs head coach andy reid...together on the green bay packers staff in the 1990s. coach gruden on his former gruden on his coach in the 1990s. coach gruden on his former colleague. "it was kind of the brat pack, mariucci, me and reid together a lot. holmgren beat us up. he beat me up the most. andy was his pet. andy was a line coach at missouri. mariucci was the hotshot quarterback guy from cal. andy became the tight end coach and really learned the entire offense. how to block plays. how to protect plays. ball. he slowly, but surely moved up. became brett favre's quarterback everything he deserved because he earned really has. he's phenomenal, a great person. 3 keys for the raiders this sunday... first off, do stop that k-c offense led by mahomes. -- tyreek hill..watch the big play threat..he's known to always get past the defense. --finally, derek carr has been taking a ton of hits..keep him upright and let him work your mercedez-benz keys to the game. switching over to the 49ers-- kyle shanahan's club heading

from the great recession impact on nevada, the visit from senator reid to my house office. the governor's appointment of me to the senate, obamacare, dodd frank, immigration reform, tax reform, changing the courts, to just name a few. he has always been there. in these chambers there is a lot of slings and arrows, and it takes in experts to walk through these minefield. no one does it alone. i've always had him by my side. i thank him for his service to me, but more important, for his service to the state of nevada. scott also served the office with distinction. those who know scott, those who know him, who have worked with him, know that he is a problem solver. it didn't matter which hat he was asked to wear, he wore it with pride. i will miss his hard work, his work on the banking committee, his loyalty and his great sense of humor. every office needs a scott. madam president, i would like to mention two more. sarah paul has become a dear friend of mine. joining my staff 7.5 years ago, i have leaned on her heavily to help navigate some complicated issues, from gaining iss

((grant triplebox)) team coverage tonight.kron 4's alecia reid is in san francisco where there were plenty of umbrellas tonight. but we begin with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow...that was quite a storm lawrence? lawrence karnow: showers will continue through midnight. we have a chance of some thunderstorms too. on the satellite you can see the low coming through. the rain will end before christmas morning. it will be cool and crisp tomorrow with highs in the 50s and low 60s. dry weather is then expected into the weekend. ((2shot)) ((vicki)) a dicey ((vicki))((2shot)) ((2shot)) ((vicki))((2shot))((2shot)) ((vicki))a dicey ((vicki)) ((2shot)) ((2shot))((vicki))a dicey commute for people across the bay area tonight.and the roads are still pretty slick...so take it easy.((grant/dbl bx)) kron 4's alecia reid is live in a soggy san francisco.how does it look out there right now alecia? we got a good pounding earlier. and some folks are enjoying the wet weather.pkgumbrellas were a necessity on christmas eve ...i bought this jacket today because of the raineven with a steady downpour, some f

along with grace reid and jack laugher, they sealed four golds of britain's ten medals in the divingto beat. adam peaty, 57.13. he's broken the world record. unbelievable. yes way. 50,100 and relay gold. we are pushing and pushing and having fun along the way. but, my god, can't believe that. georgia davies was of six further titles for gb swimmers. in gymnastics, dominic cunningham tumbled to the top, while rhys mclennan twisted to ireland's first european title on the pommel. kyle and kye — evans and whyte — claimed gold and silver in the bmx. there was a small return for britain's rowers. two silvers and two bronzes all to show for their efforts. at gleneagles, golf‘s european debut had britain second to iceland in the team competition. whilejess learmonth‘s silver saw great britain finish second on the overall medal table, behind russia. well, as that heatwave baked royal lytham, georgia hall's putter was red—hot she won her first major. stateside, brooks koepka was at it again. the us pga, this time. in hockey, ireland rewrote the script of the world cup. the part—timers, remark

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>> glor: paula reid, thank you. and just as the special counsel investigation heats up, the president is faced with a high- acofile vacancy. major garrett on the search for a new chief of staff. l> john kelly will be leaving. >> reporter: when president trump announced john kelly's departure saturday, he hinted that he had already identified a successor. >> we'll be announcing who will be taking john's place. it might be on an interim basis. i'll be announcing that over the rext day or two. >> reporter: but nick ayers, chief of staff to the vice president and the initial front- runner, formally turned down mr. trump, a development that shocked many trump associates. ayers has young children and intends to return home to georgia. top contenders now include north narolina congressman mark meadows, former new jersey governor chris christie, budget director mick mulvaney, deputy campaign manager dave bossie, and acting attorney general attthew whitaker. aksterday, christie gave voice to one concern about taking on the r

reid binon has some tips to help. looking to develop new healthy habits for the new year, you need to start with commitment and consistency. breaking in a new habit can be a challenge but repetition helps it become the norm.for instance, the first few days at a new gym or morning workout routine can be rough. that's why experts suggest you start small with your goals. take a walk at the same time everyday.extend the time and distance gradually.no one expects you to go all in on day one.you shouldn't either. if you currently do not have a regular meal schedule, look into changing that.eating your meals and enjoying healthy snacks at the same time everydaycan improve your metabolism.that's why it's important not to skip meals to save calories.know your limits. and don't set unreasonable goals.if you want these new habits to become a part of your daily routine, just remember, dedicationis key.for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. ( darya ) coming up after the break on the kron 4 morning news... the crisis at the bo