roach. >> mr. roach! >> mr. roach, we have been waiting for you, sir. you have returned from requesting a pass from governor hutchinson to return your ship to england with the tea without unloading it. can you tell us what has happened, sir? >> yes, sir. his excellency said he is willing to grant anything consistent with the laws, his duty to our king -- the vessel passage until it had been properly cleared by the customs house! i will finish! but, if the vessel can obtain proper qualification, there should be no distinction between my vessel or any other? >> order! dr. young. >> francis roach must not suffer harm to his personal property. he has shown us today he is a good man who has done everything in his power to satisfy us. >> here, here. >> >> thank you, doctor. >> captain roach. under the present circumstances, will you order the dartmouth back to london with its cargo of tea? >> i apprehend that will be my ruin. >> if you will not order your vessel with its cargo back to london, will you attempt to land the tea? i would have no part of the tea,

roach, on china and the ending of gdp.ist on the concept of hard landing. that is not a hard landing, is it, moving from 7% up to a bloomington percent, and the five-year -- up to a booming 10%, and the five-year moving average. that is not a hard landing, is it? stephen: know, it is a rebalance high-growth to more moderate growth in service led consumption. are successful, growth will slow further. but it will be more sustainable, more balanced, and it will set them up for a much stronger economy in the years and decades ahead. tom: what is the gloom crew? what do the roach critics get wrong on china? stephen: they are looking through a western lens, a debt crisis ala japan. they have been on a huge debt binge, and the need to wean themselves from debt-intensive growth. they have double the savings rate that japan has, so they oh the debt themselves. they need to make certain that the long quality of the banking system gets addressed and that they progress ahead in managing this transition. tom: jonathan spence of yale un

he said roach had missed jury duty and owed money. at least eight other people have received this phone call. some of the victims were told to come down to the courthouse here after hours and pay their fine. roach went down to the courthouse explaining the phone , call. he was put in touch with the real deputy from the sheriff's office. >> as soon as i got onto the phone, i realized this was not the gentleman i spoke to the day before and he assured me that he , was the actual, real deputy griffin. >> we called the number and a voicemail says it's the county services and warrants division. john barrett, the milwaukee county clerk of circuit court, reminds people his office only contacts people through mail or email for jury duty. >> in the clerk of courts office we would never ask the sheriff , to contact you to come down here. >> in milwaukee, christina one of the victims did do as the scammer asked, got a pre-paid credit card and gave the number to the scammer over the phone. that victim lost $1000. the sheriff's office also says it

. >> it's a roach. is it a roach? >> it's a cockroach. it's a big old rock coach. >> people down south better >> don't shoot. >> i'm just going to leave my motorcycle helmet on now. >> apparently she knew something had crawled in there in the middle of the night in her sleep, she triegd to get it out herself with one of those q-tips but every time she went in there as a q kid what did the roach do? >> it went further in. >> it went further in. it coffin in her brain. >> she should have poured peroxide in there. >> they did have a throw in a liquid that would basically calm the c first put it in there it actually aggravated the situation while the liquid, whatever it chemical was took effect. >> it was raid. yeah. [ laughter ] >> would you have said no? put the raid deep this there. >> that's terrible. >>> thanks for watching. we will see you on the next next at four.. prepping for the cold. how local first responders are gearing up for the winter months. and. why you'll have to wait a couple weeks extra for your tax i'm shannon sims.and i

. >> it looks like some sort of >> is it a roach? it's a cockroach. >> it's a cockroach. >> people down south better watch out. >> you guys want at this should you tissues? >> i'll just leave my motorcycle helmet on there. >> she knew something had crawled in there in the middle of the night. she tried to get it out herself went in with the q-tip, it went further in. >> they did have to throw in a liquid that would basically help calm the roach down. when they first put it in there, it actually aggravated the situation while the liquid, whatever this chemical was, took effect. >> it was raid. [ laughter ] >> that's terrible. >>> that will do it for today's lineup of great videos. rightthisminute.com has a lot more or catch us on the next episode. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for red cooper cookware, brought to you by bulbhead. has food sticking to your pan gotten out of hand? tired of treating your nonstick cookware like a baby so it doesn't get nicked and banged up? sick of scraping, scrubbing, and all

ladies and gentlemen, mary roach.[applause] >> give us a second to redo the stage and if you want to purchase books they are behind the register.

and what howid to impress upon me one should lead and how one should govern and how one should up roach public office. he had a tremendous regard for the office of the presidency. i looked at it with great esteem. callingffice is a noble . public service is a noble calling. that was his greatest contribution, to me, and the act supported me financially, he and mrs. bush, it meant a whole lot to meet. we certainly considered that an endorsement, and he is very popular. i think he has become more popular as time has gone by. hisink history has proven focus and his strong stance on post-9/11 foreign policy was world andood for the good for america. is tremendously popular in his own backyard. i'm honored to serve with him what are your aspirations in washington? rep.-elect arrington: make the country safer, stronger, more prosperous so my children have an opportunity. people asked me during the campaign, would you take the pledge to do this? my pledge is to uphold the constitution. my pledge is to live the best i

for the second time this year a former player becomes a victim of a roach rate shooting. road rage shooting. was a awoken's dunk looking to pump up the cavaliers against the lakers. >> good morning everybody. we're starting to see lake effect over the lake and it will drift further south today with daytime highs stay pretty much where they are into the upper 30s talk more about the weekend and the look ahead to are you a baker. every once in a while. is that not all out. the forecast is online. you get a little stickers bar the banana bread. that just threw that out there. the forecast discussion will look at a couple of numbers are only 20 percent of our seasonal snow occurs before new year's day a lot of times you do get the snow in november or december but when you look at a averaging 20 percent of our seasonal snow occurs before the first of the year. only one winter in 2007 and 2008 finish with above averages. the harder it is to finish up the season with above normal snowfall. the next 3-4 weeks would be a pretty good indicator when we look back is stored click with

we'll bring the news conference to you live on air and online when with it happens but roach school is expected to head to baylor university to coach there. >>> an apartment fire left people homeless in dover, delaware. on dupont highway. the red cross is helping everyone forced out of their homes. >>> 20 people including four children are homeless this noon because of a fast moving apartment fire in frankford. this is the scene after 4:00 a.m. at the 400 block. they called in backup to help more than a dozen residents. "action news" talked to a resident that suffered burns to his face and hand. >> i had a couple of old people outside of my apartment i had to help out. >> everyone is expected to recover and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> turning to the weather now, more rain is closing in on our area and it will make for a soggy drive home tonight. lets look live from sky 6 hd showing you penn's landing and dry conditions for your lunch. right now things could change by the evening. so keep that umbrella handy. meteorologist, david murphy, is at the big board with mo

roach, the ebbing of gdp.e been a critic of the hard landing, that is not a hard landing, moving down to 67%. that is not a hard landing, is it? is part of theis effort of china to balance a way for hypergrowth and manufacturing-led x boards and investments -- exports and investments during the early stages of this transition. if they are successful, and i remain hopeful that they will, growth will slow further, but it will be more sustainable, we can grow more balanced, and set them up for a more stronger economy in the years and decades ahead. om: what is the gloom crew get wrong about china? stephen: they are looking at china through the western lens. japan.crisis a la they have been on a huge debt binge. they need to wean themselves from a debt intensive growth. they oh their debt to themselves, and the key challenge for china is to make certain that the loan quality in the inking system gets addressed, and that they progress ahead and then managing this transition. tom: jonathan spence of yale university,

scarlet: that wasd stephen roach.ll tell you why the deal is a major piece of a bigger m&a puzzle. this is bloomberg. ♪ miss? rite aidou stock got a huge pop rowling the most in a year. that was after the pharmacy chain was in the process of being acquired by walgreens agreed to sell drugstores to fred's for $950 million. let's dig into why. physical stores are at the center of antitrust concerns. extent of store overlap between the pair in states from california to new york, to michigan to ohio. the plan to sell stories is to help ease those concerns. it is still subject to f c c -- sec approval. you can see here how rite aid has decreased its store count over the years since 2008. as for the original walgreens, both sides agreed to as many as 1000 storage the vesture jurors. -- divested. yeareens bid follows a -- comparable sales, the orange line has fallen to .5% on the back of a 3% decline in pharmacy sales. prescription sales also declined as well. the rapid consolidation of the health care industry from drugmake

without further ado, please welcome mary roach and jeff greenwald.applause] >> eyeing a few octaves lower. it's not really laryngitis anymore, because you can't hear me now. i hope it holds out. we should be good. let's go right into it and thank you for the great introduction. i'm going to start with this question. your work always sprouts from unusual seeds. so what gave birth to ground. co. grunt? >> i was reporting a piece on the world's hottest chili pepper. i was in india and someone told me when i was reporting on this contest, somebody's head the military weaponize this chili pepper so i went over to this site and -- science lab and talked about the chili pepper they never deployed because they said it was prone to mildew. [laughter] so it's kind of bombed. so it never was deployed there were other interesting things going on. they were working on a beach repellent right up my alley. so that is kind of where the idea came from. i thought it sounds far more esoteric and more than you might think. so that's what got the ball rolling. >> this is

starting at eight eastern we discussed the book valiant ambition then mary roach looks at grunt, therious science of humans at war. after that we discussed "chaos monkeys". . .

ladies and gentlemen, mary roach. [applause] >> if you want to purchase the book, we have registers right there behind you. thanks, everybody. .. >> >> [inaudible conversations] in new eye was caught completely unprepared i did not have the copy of my book. so i had to buy a copy. >> what i was finding we will do if you reading send the q&a maybe not as many eggs in the past because i want to give you a chance to ask questions. but the reading i did in the city i held a poll what are the best passages that most wanted to re-read? we'll give you some input but here is the list. the top winner was the final meeting where fbx is shot down a realize my life is over basically. the faintest sexist paragraph that will go on my tombstone apparently. in node them talking about it is quoted in every review completely of context and number three was the meeting of the facebook guy of the weird mafia boss and then number four i blew up the plumbing. is there any other seen you are willing to raise your hand and propose? at the la

. >> [inaudible] >> yeah, we are going to roach in from the west side of the building. and so bar tracks here. we are going to bring in debris box and take that debris and put it in box and breach holes in the building and we have to worry with about the structure integrity so that nothing collapse and so there is a lot going on. [inaudible] it is hard. the building, how it is now. is notes inially how it was at the time, right. and so those windows have been broken out on purpose to battle the fire. a part of the recovery efforts is what you see now. [inaudible] >> no, there is not at this time. and so we are actually literally taking finger prints and rushing those finger prints to the central identification bureau and doing it the mint minute we role fringer prints and identify them and contacting families and that is very you know, systemically. and respectfully to the families. we'll go stloe. and as soon saz we get a victim out and identifying through finger frints. if they are available. not everyone has finger prints on file. and that is where it is important to

you got it. [ speaks spanish ] pick up this roach! he just said to pick the sucker up. ha ha ha ha. oh, frank. i don't want to be considered anything other than a normal working part of this precinct. so let's all relax. the call, francis. belker nailed one of the two rapists in st. james park. oh, let's hope he's the big one. just a moment, sir. he'll be right with you. phil esterhaus, grace gardner. how do you do? hello. as a matter of fact, phil here will be your liaison. i will? so, uh, why not get on with the job? i'm very glad to meet you, sergeant. good-looking woman. nice perfume. chief daniels. captain furillo. fine. thank you, sir. how are you, chief? oh, mar?n. 48 hours? yes, sir. great news. the president of the united states wants to visit the hill. belker! bail bonds, sir. move it! huerta bail bonds -- half a block up across the street. no, don't think jail. think bail. you stay, i pay. ought to do what they do in sweden. freedom for a lousy 10%. [ both growling ] [ barking ] very refined sense of humor we got around this place. sit! i was thinking of... mrs. gardner,

. >> and you know if iran, china and russia, have they roached out or can you say. it is it is fine that if you can't. >> the leadership in china and russia reached out. y i have spoke to heads of state and foreign minister. but leaders from around the world were reaching out to the president-ele president-elect. >> i knowledge that >> anded leaders they have reached out with graciousness and engaging with them. it is with the kind of consider straight talk that will characterize the way he deals with the world. will we repair our relationship with israel. benjamin netanyahu, and will that relationship repaired? >> the world will know this. president with president donald trump stands with eseral. he's had a great discussion can prime minister benjamin netanyahu and i have. >> can we glean any time from the time you spend in trump tower and role of the vice-president is going to be a active and busy one. it looks like it. >> i would love to that one person to define it. i am a small town guy from southern indiana not too far from where we are standing and the idea o

. >> and you know if iran, china and russia, have they roached out or can you say. it is it is fine that if you can't. >> the leadership in china and russia reached out. y i have spoke to heads of state and foreign minister. but leaders from around the world were reaching out to the president-ele president-elect. >> i knowledge that >> anded leaders they have reached out with graciousness and engaging with them. it is with the kind of consider straight talk that will characterize the way he deals with the world. will we repair our relationship with israel. benjamin netanyahu, and will that relationship repaired? >> the world will know this. president with president donald trump stands with eseral. he's had a great discussion can prime minister benjamin netanyahu and i have. >> can we glean any time from the time you spend in trump tower and role of the vice-president is going to be a active and busy one. it looks like it. >> i would love to that one person to define it. i am a small town guy from southern indiana not too far from where we are standing and the idea o

we hear from el universities stephen roach on the state of the american consumer and how the chineseumpet ministration. just returned from a trip to china. abigail doolittle joins us to look at the markets. looking at are modest declines for the dow, s&p 500, and nasdaq trade close to record, but no record so far today. the big story over the last few days has been whether or not the dow can hit that psychologically. this is an intraday chart. the dow came very cle

about the difficulties of your task and she gave you a valuable piece of advice that said if we only roach the histories of people who left a detailed records we would only get to know wan the privileged you have to put that together how did that inspire you? >> there were so many holes and i thought that's right. when she put it like that it gave me permission maybe my story was not perfect with every single year every place they were but therereasoni was the reason because ofse the institutional racism.n black-and-white about that then that that helps me. also it was hard to gete basic facts. the years are listed in numerous different years in the document progress justpl complaining to a younger relative if she thinks the story was hard to write she should think about how hard it was before them to live for cauchy better picture her ass up. [laughter] i tried. >> tell us about their lives after they left the circus. >> because of the secondary lawsuit, and the checks were sent home most money was funneled into a retirementand mo account social security did not exist so by the time they

where it's growing and people are saying it's going to be better and that's absolutely within our roachh. so to take that off the table and assumele no, we're going to go backwards, it's a zero sum game with people pipted against each other, i don't believe that for a single second. the sfact america has the ability to grorks for people's incomes to grow and for people to do a lot better. >> welcome to the best of berg markets middle east. i'm tracy. the major headlines from the middle east driving headlines this week, turkey changed the d.p., and culates g. it shows its economy expanding faster than india's, despite terror attacks in major urban areas and more. price waterhouse coopers

. >> if you can use a can of bug spray to kill a wasp or roach, then you can use pepper spray to sprayerson. >> pepper spray is the only weapon most correctional officers carry when on duty. >> just a little bit. get it on the forehead, get it in the eyes. that's all you have to do. >> but when it's used to break up a disturbance, the officers themselves are often exposed to its effects. yet, they must continue to gain the upper hand. today's drill will test their ability to do so. >> we're going to be doing a direct exposure on all of the people in the class to pepper spray, and they have some tasks they have to perform after they've been sprayed and then they'll decontaminate. you've got to maintain control of yourself throughout the whole course. that's the whole thing, control. control, control, control. you can all get through this. we have not lost anybody yet. everybody's gone through it, everybody's done fine. >> now with his father looking on, it's time for cadet williams to experience the debilitating effects of pepper spray. >> cover an eye. close your eyes. hold your breath

>> this rain will add nicely but it will take a while to roach the ground and i checked the humidity, and it is 3%. we have to get that way up before some of rain reaches the ground. when it does, .5" to 1.25 three-quarters of an inch through friday. north of 80 you will find the 80 and the snow, 1 to 4" near shasta at 52% of average with freezing rain, rain mixed with snow, today through tomorrow in lake tahoe. winter mix on friday. more snow on saturday. another winter mix monday and tuesday. >> you may have to scrape the windshield. give yourself extra time. you are sitting around with the bay bridge toll plaza packed. the metering heights were on early at 5:26. it is filling in. the drive times westbound 580 tracy to dublin not tell, better than yesterday. 46 minutes. westbound 4 antioch to conquer in the yellow at 26. southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco okay at 16 minutes. we have a problem on the richmond-san rafael and i look at that at 6:00. >> look at the screen, the more dangerous los angeles car chases clipping a bicyclist who is okay. the suspected d.u.i. driver co

you can also roach my hon my facebook page and on abc 1 news.com. >> thanks, michael. >>> a gerry studdsy on shut. the study published in the hang in of how much you should be besting. thissy in research is if you had. >> you're talking about how bad the suctionary is thinks it's look and bebabe. winter can be has doubts to your health. >> reporter: winter weather is here for most of the country. it certainly feels like it. if it's not technically winter yet and that can be dangerous, an international study of 340 locations found that cold weather is responsible directly or indirectly for times more deaths than hot: "the chicago try bup" say farm sits don't gir as march as they did with. it did find independent stores had the highest fail united states. found in. a new study doubling. researchers found foe mail doctors were likely to moll recommend tailses preventive everyoneures rand pregnancy changes a bomb's-yard line for pruning, brr were when think yilt this is jip king. here's to your health. >> a national conversation about clothing size and self-worth. dina posted these the photos

with this disable vehicle close-up look but i'll tell what you road, it is on i-95 southbound a roaching the blue route. now it is off to the shoulder and we understand tow truck is on the scene about ready to remove that vehicle. the big road closed on sunday for mummers parade, jfk boulevard between 15th and 20th street, and market between 15th and 16th. this is from 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 m 7:00 a.m. until everything is finish, broad street from penn square, washington avenue, from 12th to 18th also closed. an accident this delaware i-95 north bound at off ramp to route 202, there was a little, report of ice on the roadway, and caused a couple of accidents there. it is 6:45. a look at traffic and weather in 15 seconds. >>> having looked at traffic already let us proceed to the forecast, for tomorrow night, there are two fire works, one at 6:00 where it is 40 degrees and when we say welcome to the new year at midnight it will be 35 degrees, best news about the new year's eve forecast is it will be dry. we don't expect any precipitation. we have a few snow flurries that is creeping town into

for me personally i'm taking a wait and see a roach with the entire administration of president-electill in the turn my back on america but if this guy goes through some of the things he said wow do i wouldn't want to have anything to to with him. that is my personal opinion. i know people out there in pennsylvania felt differently, and i'm in the trying to alien eighth. >> i just wanted to know what you thought about kanye, you are talking about election, voting, some people think kanye did this as a publicity stunt visiting donald trump. >> some people definitely think that, i actually don't believe that. i believe kanye west has said beforehand that he was a supporter of trump. i'm in the the that shocked he would go meet with him. he said it before. if he thinks he can make headway in his neighborhood this chicago go for it. >> we will see what happens. >> we will see this afternoon, van. >> thanks, van. >> no problem. >> well, oscars, of course, big night the academy award and brings out big stars of hollywood, why a night that may not be such a big deal for the host, jimmy kimme

lobbies have become the roach motel. people go in but never come out because there is so much money to be made there. if he can do those things, those are big and bold. if he can do that, he will be well on his way to drain the swamp. he has to get authority of people to fire those that don't do their jobs. one of the reasons the v.a. is in the mess its in is because no one gets fired. two words donald trump needs to use from his television show "you're fired." he is taking his teem with that pick. i'll end on this note. nbc wall street journal poll shows his favorability rating has gone up. those that rate it positive, gone up to now 40% from 33% back in november. the negative rating actually has jumped up a lot though and a lot more people moved out of that neutral zone. regardless of how you look at it, people have formed an opinion on the president-elect a few days before he actually enters office. governor huckabee, always good to see you. you will want to stay tuned for this next segment, sir. thanks for being here

antis ated westbound leaving city is opened, eastbound look still only one lane we are jammo from a roaching city all the way into montgomery drive and that is having a domino effect on the on ramps as well as roosevelt boulevard. look at the boulevard bumper to bumper from broad down to the schuykill. if you are leaving right now grab your coffee head for drives, kelly drive or martin luther king drive hopefully they will get lanes opened but we are still going to have to get rid of the grid lock. if you woke up, excuse me, yesterday and had some snow on the grass, that same, those same areas could have slippery conditions this morning because of the black ice. the southbound i-95 a to minute trip in the city. new schedules on the regional rail lines. when you got to go, you got to go. i said tech rate your house. the out house. come on put your lights up, snap a picture and send to it me no matter how or where it is located we will put it on facebook, twit error instagram and use the #fox 29 lights contest so i can show all of the houses on tv and then visit one this week. we will go out t

i want to show you surveillance video now that shows three armed robbers, a roaching the elderly home owner while a fourth acts as a look out. this happened as you said just before 3:30 on the 100 block of west godfrey street in olney after homeowners returned from closing up their restaurant. i'm told both of these elderly homeowners, are hard working and they went back to work despite all of this happening. they till "eyewitness news" after a string of dozen robberies targeting asian owned businesses they have taken extra precaution bus that would not be enough. >> whenever they come home they are very worried about where they drive, what route they take. they are constantly looking, over their rear view for anyone following them. >> reporter: now, i'm told that they were, there were no shots fired and to one was injured. that is luckiest part but coming up at 6:00 i'll tell you what the robbers got away with ape whom police say you should be looking out for. live from police headquarters, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today is traditionally the busiest day of the year f

my friend tommy the roach and chris, the governor is laughing over there.aria: tommy the roach. >> you're not fooling anyone, tommy, we bought the tickets a month ago. experience with friends and family and the whole thing. maria: all right. i am going to try to go to. it's going to be really crowded. >> yeah. you can come with us. maria: all right. michael tamara. thank you so much. the amazing company that let's you choose adventure with pop-up hotels. we will be back in a minute good thursday morning everybody. thank you so much for joining us today. it is thursday, december 15. your top stories 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. a shocking report second report says vladimir putin was pushing the -- personally involved in influencing the vote. >> everything from the from the republican nominee himself to call on him himself. based on whatever facts or sources he have available to him. the russia was involved. it is not particularly surprising. the president-elect appears to be prioritizing russia over a bunch of other important issues. this comes after the cia

is -- steve roach.ve the added layer of debt fueled spending anymore. that had increased over time, that where it had gotten wider over time as we created more consumer debt outstanding. from the late 1960's outward and is suddenly fell off a cliff after the financial crisis. we were moved that layer. we have this dynamic of an aging population. if you look at demand curves by age, we are buying a lot of stuff as we get a tour mid 50's and it drops all. there is a growing share of the economy aging. tom: oh, really? be quiet. a growing part of america is aging. ellen zentner is so gone. ♪ guy: i am guy johnson and tom keene in new york. one of the big corporate stories over here and over there. back atand johnson are the negotiating table a week after ending earlier talks. j and j made an offer to two hundredaround $60 a share. it is around 28 billion dollars according to people familiar with the situation. -- $260 a share. we saw somebody else stepping up. phil joins us. why are jet in j and actelion t

. >>> as inauguration day a roaches next month senate honored outing vice-president joe biden during a two hour tribute. senators there both side of the aisle participated in the tribute to the vp. biden spent 36 years as a u.s. senator. republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said even though they didn't always agree on politics he did always trust him. other senators say they hope biden had a political future. >> he was a public official with inn telling grit. we hope he is again when he might consider public office again. >> on the late show with stephen colbert biden did not say his career this politics was over, but he did say he doesn't know what will happen in four years. if he did run for president and win in 2020 he would be 78 years old. >>> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", the security breach at san francisco's airport, see what happened after a man jumped a fence, and then took off on the tarmac. >>> talk about a grinch, a pennsylvania woman accused of going on a wild rampage as family set up their christmas decorations, find out what she was yelli

another staff pick from politics and prose store is grunt by mnari roach who reports on the science that'sbeing used to improve the safety and effectiveness of america's military. atlantic magazine contributor argues islam is essential to understanding middle eastern politics in islamic exceptionalism. and in order -- ordinarily well, behind antidepressive medications. that's some of the staff picks, many authors have or will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> marlene trestman. >> tell me about ms. margolin? >> sure. i would like to say that before there was a notorious rbg as justice ginsburg is well known. we owe her essentially the fair labor standards act and the equal pay act. she championed those laws in her 30 years as an associate solicitor at the labor department and she was mentor to me. >> what were some of the significant cases that she was involved in as well as the fair labor act? >> all on the fair labor standards act and so it was really the whole body of work that caused chief justice warren to say that she had put the flesh on the b

. >> it has been referred to as a cock roach of mosquitoes. it can bite four or five people at ones and spread rapidly. >> reporter: pregnant woman were warned to avoid the area since the virus causes severe birth the defects including micro receively, number of cases of a mysterious pole yes -like i am necessary spiked across the country, asm can cause limb weakness and paralysis or death. the american academy of pediatrics recommend infants sleep in their parents bedroom for at least first six months if in the the entire year, to cut risk of sudden infant death syndrome. the aap relaxed recommendation s for screen time saying parents who want to introduce children 18 to 24 months to digital media should choose high quality programming. >> what you want to make sure you are doggies co viewing witt them so you are narrating what is going on. >> reporter: aa p says there is in safe level for lead for kid calling for stricter governmental testing for water , cile and house dust. federal health officials recommended limiting salt in processed foo

. >>> inauguration day a roaches next month, the senate is honoring outing vice-president, joe biden. mr. biden presided over the senate floor during a bipartisan trip boot to him on capitol hill. he represented delaware for 36 years in the the senate, and as vice-president, he is present of the senate. on monday mr. biden stoked speculation that he may run for president in 2020. he clarified his remarks on the the late show with stephen colbert on cbs-3 last night. >> i'm a great respecter of fate. i don't plan on running again but to say you know what will happen in four careers, i just think it is, it is not rational. i -- >> that is the sound of the door creaking open is what that is. >> well look, i cannot see the circumstance in which i would run but what i've learn a long, long time ago, steven, it is to never say never. you just don't know what will happen. >> the vice-president also says in four years he will be 77, and in better shan than president-elect trump. >>> we're learning more about the other driver who died in the head on crash, that killed a new jersey state troope

politics and prose bookstore is grunt by mary roach who reports on the science that's being used to improvehe safety and effectiveness of america's military. atatlantic mag zeeb -- magazine contributor argues in essential to understanding islamic. peter looks at the science behind antidepressant medications. >> you're the author of fair labor lawyers. >> besy was born in new orleans that shaped her values. i would like to say that before there was notorious rbg. there wassen -- was solicitor at the labor department and she was mentor to me. were what were some of the significant cases she was involved with in. >> all of the time for the labor department was spent on the fair labor act and so it was really the whole body of work that caused chief justice earl to say that she had placed the flesh on the bare bones of the fair labor act and without the bones it would have been wholly inadequate. her most perhaps significant case standing alone was the first case argued under the equal pay act which established the rule that jobs only need substantially equal and not identical to warrant equal

it's not a bad thing. >> stephen roach, now we get to china. good to have you here. >> finally. think about this tweet storm related to china with president-elect? >> i was more concerned about the tweets than the call. the call could have let it go to voice mail, that would have been nicer. but the post-call tweet iing is reactive, defensive and plays into the thin skinned president-elect that can't take any criticism. and to come back with this idea that china's manipulating its currency just doesn't dove tail -- >> let's remind everybody. did china ask if it was okay to devalue their currency making it hard for our companies to compete, heavily tax -- >> the point is factually incorrect. >> the math of military buildup in the south china sea is true. >> correct. there are certain things that are correct. and certain things that are not correct. the car insurancety manipulation charge is a bogus charge. and to the extent they're intelligent people which is debatable should know that. >> wow. >> although we have had a rush to the bottom of people devaluing all over the place. a

. >> i have had that roach coach experience. great they're making food they can trust. >> have you decided? >> we are in the thick of the competition? >> my game was thrown off because they pulled out of my first appetizer choice. >> how we going to crush clear? >> it will be easy. probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was my idea. >> one our biggest is the corned beef and cabbage. we are asking people what they're thinking in getting some feedback. >> for a lot of people i am sure this combination looks very wrong. it might not sound right on paper but wh

. >> your panel is ashley graham, drew elliott and law roach, who is the -- is there a hierarchy of who's the truth teller, who's the hugger? >> i'm more of the mediator, i would like to say, but i think the panel might disagree. ashley definitely tells it how it is. but obviously we come from different backgrounds. ashley comes from a background of really being a proud woman and having that confidence that i want to give the girls. i come from a background of businesswoman and having something to do and say when you win the competition. the stylist really puts them into looking like a superstar. >> i want to brag on you for a second. let me just tell people, you've created 15 collections with adidas. you've got your own makeup line. you starred in campaigns for several top designers. you've got a new lingerie line, a new album out next year, a big movie, "50 shades." you're only 26. >> yeah. just turned 26, yeah. >> no. no, no, we don't sleep. but it's fine. >> you juggle it all. >> yeah, you have to. >> are you where you pictured your life at 26? >> no. the way i work is i just wake up

there and speaking of lets look at the backups, schuylkill eastbound at boulevard, thinks as you a roach street before eighth and look at how heavy this traffic is, schuylkill between blue route and vine eastbound will take you about an hour, so you certainly see think where around here to avoid this you will want to. if you cannot you have to pack in an extra hour, hour and 15. >> what a helps. >> our next update 8:55. ahead this morning a look back at the year in news, legend lost and the election. i'm rahel solomon, good did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." we are taking time to look back at 2016. it was a year that will leave its mark on generations to come. >> we reported on a historic p

tom: steve roach the other day talked about the american to sumer -- the american consumer being soggynd a trump boom. can you have that in america? george: there are plans to try to inflate the economy, but it is a long time to get there. i think the bond market and investors more broadly have been focusing on the debt coming in. i do think that the markets are looking at these subtleties around corporate tax reform and opened up free cash flow for some companies that maybe are on life support and they have a second chance. tom: where is nomura on this chart? the news flow is extraordinary. the 10-year yield, down we come with a george goncalves disinflation. up we go with the trump inflation. up we go, and are three paths -- higher yield, stability, and we roll over and go back to lower yield. george: we overshot. what we have been saying in the near term is that the markets go through these episodes of pricing in higher yields and then they get let down, and we are due for that at the start of the year. the trump reflation story is a honeymoon. we will start to see the reality -- th

then mary roach looks at grunt, the curious science of humans at war. after that, antonio garcia marted necessary discusses chaos monkeys: obscene fortune and random failure in silicon valley. and finally, eric fehr on his book, consequence: a memoir. booktv constant starting at eight eastern on c-span2. and on c-span3, programs on world war ii. we'll begin with a discussion on the fate of nazi and japanese war criminals following the war. see it on c-span3. >>> as 2016 draws to a close, c-span remembers the passing of important public affairs and political figures. our in memoriam program begins with former first lady nancy reagan who died in march at the age of 94. here's a portion of her funeral as well as a conversation we had with her in 1994. >> the cold war that president reagan did so much to end brought them together. in 1950 the name nancy davis appeared on a list of communist sympathizers. would the hollywood blacklisters know that this was a different person and not the young actress? he took her problem to her -- she took her problem to her

cory: the roach motel is what you're describing? the money goes in but cannot get out.ndustries manufacturing, and automotive, financial services tap them. they need to figure out where they can compete or not compete. that opportunity has not existed before. --t provides the opportunity carroll: we've all been tried to figure out what the trump administration means for the technology community. to thef attention paid high-tech companies that met with trump what could it mean? what discussions are you having within the industry? jeff: if you are to get repatriation of capital at favorable rate what that could open up and m&a opportunity for large companies bringing on mountains of cash that could go out and buy companies or customers or employees to fill in strategy gaps within their platforms. been on thehas table. as possible as it was once thought. challenged to deal with the issue of diversity by having to think outside the box. ry: do you think we will see more than 10 unicorn companies go public in 2017? jeff: under. because? >> these companies will need to grow u