richard roberts: yes. when you ask -- what was surprising, i guess what surprised me is how difficult it's been for us to shift the paradigm and get other healthcare providers to consider that manyny of the classical teachings on concussion such as virtually everyone fully recovers from one instance of concussion, are actually false, and a particularly lethal combination is when more than one concussion occurs in a short time period within, say, two to three months, particularly with children children, that is a recipe for long-term problems. >> ron: now, when you say mild traumatic brain injury, the come to mind probably is concussion and that's part of it, but there's so much more than that too. is that the main focus you're talking about, concussion, or just any injury that has to do with brain trauma? >> dr. richard roberts: for the purposes of telecast, the viewers can sort of reward mild traumatic brain injury and concussion as roughly synonymous. both imply that there's been a transient disruption o

richard roberts: yes. as brilliant fellow sta work out an anatomical model to explain what's going on in the brain in producing these transient symptoms, and he's acknowledged post traumatic headaches, which is one of the troubling symptoms we really haven't said much about. and finally, the neuroclinic at allen unity point has given me a lot of support and taken a chance on an older guy, and i really appreciate working at allen. i think mary ann has other people she'd like to thank or acknowledge. >> dr. mary ann roberts: i also want to reiterate that george phillips has been a -- basically his interaction with me and my work with him has been kind of the highlight of my career because he and i sort of grew up together with this idea. >> ron: i see. >> dr. mary ann roberts: and i was willing to take a chance on me. i brought him some research articles and i said, i have this patient, i really would like to see if you would see her, and concussions within a two-week period of time in women's competitive ic

richard roberts: they're breaking into sports like hockey and wrestling that have been traditionally male dominated as well. >> ron: we have to take another break. we'll talk about the book pour too and how you collaborated

. >> most of our production team agrees, that what tulsa county inmate richard roberts did, was something truly beyond belief. >> this is soap. it's off the floors of the showers, left over. it's not new soap, it's used soap. >> i never have seen anything like this. there was an eagle and you can see the texture and the feathers and beautiful stuff. to think it came from scraps of soap from the shower floor it was just unbelievable. >> he loved it. this was how he spent all his time. this was what made his time go by and he also used it as a business. he was able to sell these pieces. and had money for his commissary. >> though roberts' artistic skills were appreciated by inmates as well as staff, the soap sculptures were deemed to be contraband and removed from his cell. though chief deputy robin who ran the jail did put them on display in other parts of the facility. >> he had an elephant sculpture with the big ears, big thick feet, the tusks. was phenomenal. phenomenal. i wished that they could use those talents for something other than soap sculptures in jail. >>> coming up -- >> been

. >> please welcome the honorable richard w. roberts, chief judge, u.s.of columbia. >> good morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> all right. mr. president, archivist ferriero, deputy secretary mayorkas, director rodriguez, our brilliant students from the stewart hobson middle school in capitol hill center, guests and candidates, i congratulate you as you are about to attain your new united states citizenship. it is always a joyful moment for me to welcome new members, citizens, to our kcountry. today's ceremony occurs just a few weeks after our thanksgiving celebration. although in 1619, the settlers purchased their first human cargo in virginia to work plantations, thanksgiving traditionally celebrates the time after the year 1620 when in massachusetts the people indigenous to this land welcomed with open arms and gifts the foreign pilgrims from across the ocean who practiced very different religions and customs. having this welcoming naturalization ceremony now is perhaps a timely and pointed reminder in today's climate. inscribed on the statue of

richard -- robert: we saw it last week.e fed decision, i think a lot of pressures that were already building in the high yield bond market really came to a head on friday, and we had a pretty big bloodbath with what happened. so i kind of think that this is -- this is like a tv crime scene rerun, so we have the young attorney janet yellen fighting with the mafia, and just before she goes to court they try to scare her. they throw everything they can at her. this is "the godfather" with the horse's head of the bed? robert: exactly. i think the rate hike is going to happen. obviously the people who run the funds are not trying to deliberately scare janet yellen. how much of a systemic problem is this, compared with the 2007 run-up to 2008? people are making that comparison -- bnp paribas, bear stearns -- to this. robert: we saw a jump of the vix on friday. some bond funds went up more than that. tinybigger scale, this is compared to what happened in the financial crisis. mean,ot think that -- i what really brought the financi

i would like to make a motion to recommend richard rothman for seat number 14. robert brus for seat squaith patricia del godo for seat 2. >> motion seconded and take that without objection. thank you all for your suvs and congratulations. look forward to seeing you at full board >> item 2 sp chapter amendment to require annual baseline appropriation for park rec and open space fund based on spending for park and rec services. [inaudible] modifying the recreation park department [inaudible]

richard. that's going to do it for us this thursday night. i'm thomas roberts in tonight for lester. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching. have a merry christmas and good night. anchor: drivers stuck -- shocked to see a racial slur. >> residents are speaking out about a burglary that turned deadly inside a local man's home. strangers to the neighborhood. anchor: and how the forecast could affect your weekend. >> live from las vegas, this is news 3. >> words of hate written on a gas pump. anchor: the gas station is where the hate messages were seen and customers who saw it say it was sickening. >> it feels like an insult. >> racial slurs on the gas pond for anyone to see.

in 2009, robert h. richards vi, an heir to the dupont fortune, was convicted of raining his toddler daughter but didn't serve time. instead, the delaware judge gave richards probation. >> often those more well-to-do clients in the criminal justice system do get better treatment, you know, and if they want to pay they can get the best defense, best experts money can buy. >> as for couch the search is ongoing. >> i wish i could say we were closer. i wish i could say we had a good lead, but we don't, and i still don't think we're going to find him here locally. >>> couch's lawyers tell nbc news, quote, it's our understanding that the court has issued a directive to apprehend, to have ethan detained because he's out of contact with his probation officer and went on to say we don't have any further as you mentioned, a lot of interest and especially online we're seeing a huge reaction. >> a lot of outrage. >> erica hill, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, the most important assist i think it's fair to say of one n

robert: i will guess lyndon b. johnson. ed: that was my guess. richard nixon was the answer. to be clear, it is not casino. ed: we continue with the otr pop quiz, this time focusing on games of chance in massachusetts. we are talking about casinos. this is number three. according to the mass gaming commission, how much gross gaming revenue did the plainridge park casino generate during its first month of operation last july? multichoice. $8 million $18 million $80 million what' s the miniumum age for purchasing a lottery ticket in massachusetts? 18. last week, the massachusetts gaming commission announced it hired a new executive director. robert: um. ed: close. the jordan. -- [indiscernible] janet: so every casino is massachusetts you' ll have a unique problem. when it comes to look or licenses. the laws here stop serving at 1:00 a.m. you' re planning to have a smaller venue without liquor right now, but will you try to get this changed? robert: there has been discussion about common laws about getting extended hours. i think it is a localized issue. we also come under the r

richard. that's going to do it for us this thursday night. i'm thomas roberts in tonight for lester. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching. have a merry christmas and good night. christmas this year in the sierra. but you may have a tough time getting there... >>> it will definitely be a white christmas this year in the sierras. but you may have a tough time getting there. snow closures to tornado warnings. we're tracking the storm bringing wild weather to california. i'm vicky nguyen. >> take a look at this. picture what appears to be a tornado at folsom lake. a tornado warning was issued and just recently expired. so far no reports of injuries or damages. the storm brought hail in petaluma on east side of highway 101. the pea-sized hail stuck thanks to dropping temperatures. >>> now a live look at san francisco. the rain eased up a bit later this afternoon. meteorologist rob may eda joins us now. >> they may drop in the form of a little snow. right there at the radar site we have a sleet mix and snow falling off to the east mount hamilton 4,000 feet. short-term for

in illinois, send your address if you want to to booktv@c-span.org and we will get cokie roberts to sign it. richard in denver. >> caller: i was wondering just a couple things. and what your thought would be on the old adage is anybody can be president and apparently it doesn't apply too well to the current republican party. and the other thing is i was wondering what your opinion of states having the right to determine the abortion decision, two little quick comments. >> guest: the second one first because it is easier. states were in charge of abortions until the supreme court decision of roe versus wade in 1972. once the court said that abortion before a certain period was unconstitutional then it moves out of the realm of the states and the states can pass laws that limit abortions, require things like parental consent or minors having abortions, that kind of thing but they can't absolutely outlawed them under the constitution the way it now stands. unless another case goes to the supreme court and the supreme court reverses roe versus wade. the other question was -- >> host: i apologize, my fau

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richard. that's going to do it for us this thursday night. i'm thomas roberts in tonight for lester.of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching. have a merry christmas and good night. . >>> donald trump's nightmare before christmas. >> his own daughter dating a democrat? now on "extra." >> donald trump spreading the holiday cheer. >> frankly, our lead irs are incompetent. >> but dealing with his own domestic crisis, daughter tiffany dating a man on hillary's team? from his family's secrets to his upcoming rematch with megyn kelly. >>> new alert, nick cannon dating michael strahan's ex nicole and nick's ex mariah's christmas gift to herself, dropping 45 pounds. >> what have you been doing? >>> plus, the secret a.j. is digging to uncover. >> you can google it. >>> want more star wars? it's coming. breaking news on the next sequel. >> get your take. >> yes. >> eva longoria rocking big hair and a tight gown. what's with the bear trap? now on "extra," from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> he, everyone. welcome to extra." passion, betrayal and a lot of d

richard. that's going to do it for us this thursday night. i'm thomas roberts in tonight for lester.of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching. have a merry christmas and good night. >>> i would love to go out carolling. >> frankly, i would love to hear leann rhymes carolling at my door. i'm billy bush. find out what the stars have planned for christmas. >> i love giving gifts to the people i love. >>

robert f. kennedy was assassinated and richard nixon was made president in vietnam was taking a huge toll. it was a horrible, horrible, horrible time but we got through it to you it was much worse than things are now. but it was not nearly as partisan. they were people called liberal republicans. i know it's hard to believe but there were liberal republicans and there were very moderate and considered consider democrats and people socialize in washington with one another. not everybody was noble. not everybody had the public good in mind all the time but it was not a city of anger. let me summarize a little bit. i want to get to your questions. we are to have people lined up. you have already lined up. how do you know what i'm going to say? [laughter] oh we you read the book. [laughter] [applause] i want to and on this issue of anger because not only do people stop me in the airport of my focus group express a lot of dismaying condition worried that their son of anger out there as well. a lot of the anger has to do with the fact that people feel like they are doing everything they are supp

richard. that's going to do it for us this thursday night. i'm thomas roberts in for all of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching. and good night.christmas. snow fell just in time for the holidays. storm track seven chief meteoroligst mark schnackenberg will join us with a look at your weather. plus -- overnight storms leave a trail of destruction across the midwest and southern states. and -- the hawkeye football team is california bound -- as they prepare for the rose bowl against stanford. the news starts now. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at six." thanks for joining us tonight. i'm macleod hageman -- ron and amanda have the night off. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. hey 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the snow falling in parts of eastern iowa will taper off this evening. roads may be slick through the overnight where the snow fell. use extra caution little

robert f. kennedy was assassinated and then richard nixon was made president and vietnam was taking a huge toll. it was a horrible, horrible, horrible time but we got through it. it was not nearly as partisan. there were people called liberal republicans. i know it's hard to believe that they were liberal republicans and conservative democrats and people socialize in washington with one another. not everybody was noble. not everybody had the public good in mind all the time but it was not a city of anger. let me summarize a little bit and then i want to get to your questions. you have party lined up. how do you know what i'm going to say? oh you read the book. [applause] i want to end on this issue of anger because not only do people who stop me in the airport this this -- express a lot of dismay and confusion and worry but there's a lot of anger out there and a lot of anger has to do with the fact that people realize they are doing everything they're supposed to be doing and they're falling behind and they worry their children will not do as well. and there are getting stirred up you see we ar

.>> richards also met privately with workers where the shooting took place. authorities say that robert gear killed the three people during the rampage, including a police officer. he is due back in court next week when he will be formally charged. >>> the no tipping movement is gaining momentum. joe's crab shack allowed -- announced it will eliminate tipping from some of its locations. it is the first major wrapper at -- restaurant to implement a note to put -- tipping policy. temperatures will earn higher menu prices and prices will be increased to cover the cost. this is part of the net growing -- a growing effort to reduce turnover. >> you can either stick your head in the sand and say we're going to fight this or you can look for solutions. in our mind, this is a potential solution. >> joe's crab shack will apply the model in 18 locations to see how customers respond before implementing the policy nationwide. >>> a cobblestone controversy. the battle between history and practicality raging in europe. >>> a bay area family is reunited with their cat. the events that led to this unli

richard tells us and you can see mine. >> in the backyard, this could be the difference between handcuffs. >> we will stay in touch to give you the very latest news. >> robert moore was arrested for a prostitution act early this week and has been in metro since 2005. they penned the outcome -- they are waiting the pending outcome of the investigation. >> all involved that day, the evidence did not affect. >> they called the case a perfect storm of human error and a federal independent civil rights investigation continues. have to have the solution in jail or other countries. health care shovld be a right of people with tuition in public colleges and universities. >> bernie sanders brings his message to our valley tonight. >> he is behind hillary clinton in a real clear politics poll. he spoke to supporters at canyon springs high school and presented his ideas about taxing the wealthy and raising minimum wage, single-payer, free public university tuition, and overhauling the justice system. >> if it was donald trump and clinton, the race is now a virtual tie. only one percentage point >> a popular holiday gift. >> how a carefree ride turned into a battle for

. >> please welcome the honorable richard w. roberts, chief judge, u.s.lumbia. >> good morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> all right. mr. president, archivist ferrero, deputy secretary may or cast, director rodriguez, our brilliant students from the stewart hobson middle school in capitol hill center, guests and candidates, i congratulate you as you are about to attain your new united states citizenship. although in 1619, the settlers had their first cargo in virginia to work plantations, thanksgiving traditionally celebrates the time after the year 1620 when in massachusetts the people indigenous to this land welcomed with open arms and gifts the foreign pilgrims from across the ocean who practiced very different religions and customs. having this welcoming naturalization ceremony now is perhaps a timely and pointed reminder is today's climate. en described in the statue of liberty beckoned immigrants for decades. give me your tired, your poor, your masses yearning to breathe free. of course over the years this nation has also welcomed the energet

richard cantu, abc news, new york. >>> now to a high-profile murder trial that's on the docket for this summer in los angeles. real estate heir robert durst will return to the west coast after a federal weapons case in louisiana is settled. durst is accused of killing a friend to prevent her from aiding an investigation into the disappearance of his wife. the 72-year-old's trial is likely to attract worldwide headlines. >>> army sergeant bowe bergdahl has made a brief courtroom appearance before a military judge. he was clean-shaven and in his dress blues. this is the first good look that we've had of bergdahl since he was handed over in a controversial prisoner swap with the taliban. he'd been held captive for five years after walking away from his unit. he did not enter a plea and makes another court appearance next month. >>> one other embarrassing incident for the secret service. a member of the presidential protective division had h his g, badge, radio, and handcuffs stolen from his personal car. the car was parked not far from secret service headquarters in washington. the agency has struggled lately to overcome issues with ag

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richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> we like santa and now we like st. nick. thank you, richard.d. that's going to do it for us this thursday night. i'm thomas roberts in tonight for lester. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching. and good night.good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm sheila brummer. matt breen has the night off. news details today, in the investigation into the two bodies found inside of a burned-out pickup truck earlier this week in northeast nebraska. ktiv's tiffany lane is live in the newsroom with an tiffany? authorities have released the identities of the two found dead after autopsies were performed on tuesday. they are 37-year-old josh klinetobe of tilden, nebraska and his wife, 33- year-old bobbi jo klinetobe of meadow grove. firefighters found their bodies on monday afternoon after responding to a vehicle fire near pierce. the pierce county attorney says it appears to be a murder- suicide and evidence shows that josh, killed his wife, bobbi jo, before he killed himself. dna testing will take several weeks to confirm the authorities say no one else is

robert dyas. kennedy: that's funny and so weird. good advertising. but america beat to you that concept six years ago. watch this. >> i'm richard.pat the red house and i'm black. i like pumping furniture into people home. >> i work bat the red house and i'm white. i like bass fishing and extending credit to everyone. >> i'm a black woman and i love the red house. kennedy: i'm biting my tongue so as not to get a stern letter from my exteriors. i can't wait to see what france does when it borrows the red house commercials. topic number 4. dogs aren't just man best friends. of they are also excellent dancers like this little fella. i like how he's doing the wiggle worm. that dog sure can groove better and than a lot of human beings i know. watch this poor senior citizen try to find the beat. and she didn't even have ring worm to use as an excuse. so sad. unlike this dog who is both an excellent dancer and a cultural ambassador. so happy. let's get to. >> the how trying and failing to dance. it's the socialist shuffle. but there is one thing humans can do that dogs can never do, that rap like there is no tomorrow. >> i'm martin o'ma

richard norton smith. tyler: there are also very good quotes from different people who admired the book, including bob schaffer and cokie roberts and tom ritchie. brian: thank you very much. tyler: thank you for having me. i enjoyed it. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free trade, word or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at qanda.org. broadcasts are also available as c-span podcasts. if you like this interview, here are some other programs you might enjoy. hume on his career. jack

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richard in new york. >> caller: booyah, you have a great staff. >> my staff makes me look good every day. >> caller: inside my ira, i'm up 84% on suntrust. >> robert! >> caller: booyah, jim. buy, sell -- >> dow chemical is now three points below where it announced a takeover bid. this is insane. buy that one. todd? >> caller: booyah from minnesota. >> i like that. >> caller: how about performance sports group? >> i'm a rock about the sports groups. i don't know if i can handle it and atvs and snowball, it's not analogous. i'm going to stay away from performance right now. tyler in north dakota. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> caller: what's your outlook on cisco systems? >> my travel stock owns it. we had a lot of turmoil because oracle was not that good but red hat was beautiful! ken in new jersey. >> caller: yes, booyah, jim. liked to know your feeling about peg, public service -- >> paying too much money, that's my feeling on them. they're fine, they're fine. i like con ed more. but a lot of people have paid that bill and made money on the stock. i'm not dead set against it. don in florida. don. >> caller: good grief, i'm about ready to talk to jim

i would like to make a motion to recommend richard rothman for seat number 14. robert brus for seat squaith patricia del godo for seat 2. >> motion seconded and take that without objection. thank you all for your suvs and congratulations. look forward to seeing you at full board >> item 2 sp chapter amendment to require annual baseline appropriation for park rec and open space fund based on spending for park and rec services. [inaudible] modifying the recreation park department [inaudible] june 7, 2017. >> okay, supervisor farrell. >> thank you supervisor avalos and supervisor cohen and everyone who is here. i will keep my comment brief. we brought this item before committee and will continue today until the next rules committee, but want to reiterate the purpose behind this. i think everyone shares this here, the parks inside the sit a are some the greatest assets qu provide a high quality of life and as the city grows in terms of population and otherwise and we feel it every day, the parks are used with greater intensity more than ever before. over the last few years

robert caro talking about his biography of lyndon johnson. discusses being nixon, his book in the life and career of richard nixon. can watch season a time search our the library at -- you can watch these at any time or search our video library at c-span.org. >> washington journal is next, then like this afternoon, mexico's prime minister talks about the state of us-mexico relations in her first public visit to washington. on today's washington journal, we take a look at congressional efforts to tighten visa requirements and other steps the u.s. is taking to counter threats from isis. we are joined by frank salute go -- cilluffo. -- talked about a recent poll of how blood meals you the campaign of 2016, the fight against isis and other topics. -- low performing schools get better through school improvement grants. ♪ host: no spending deal has yet been reached to keep the government-funded past wednesday at midnight. text could be released later today. president obama has to the pentagon to discuss current u.s. strategy against isis. you can hear his remarks at 12:25 this afternoon on c-span. next 45 minutes, we wa

-- for the -- this hour, richard clarida, james sweeney, and carl weinberg on the pan's actual progress against deflation. oil cannot find a bid. disney awakened spirit robertns to harrison ford. jar jar is toast. disney -- will they have the courage to go adult? this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from our world headquarters in new york at i'm tom keene. the photo will be like a pre-christmas friday. a lot is going on. francine: he admitted in his own news conference that people might find what he has just announced confusing. they announced a new program for exchange traded fund purchases on extended securities. tom: we will see what commodities does as well. 34.80 on west texas. u.s. and russia are leading an international conference in new you monarch -- in new york. russia wants to keep him in power, the west wants him out. reporting victories over islamic state in the air and on the ground in iraq. iraq's defense minister says planes in flick of major damage. -- inflicted major damage. forces claim they killed 100 militants in a counterattack near basel. -- near mosul. the israeli navy rated turkish ships five years ago carrying ai d. israel says