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filled with christmas spirit before their big game we will tell you what else they had in store for rook toy day coming up later in sports. happy ending in cape may county after donated toys were swiped from the north wildwood acme. >> officers today said they recovered $600 worth of gifts taken on monday. detectives found them in north cape may and arrested the suspects six five-year old eileen berk, police say that berk was caught on surveillance cameras after allegedly stealing the items, from the lunch with lynch foundation christmas toy drive ,. >>> it has been a special partnership for south jersey k-9 officers. >> not just because his police pup, cruiser were donated as "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh shows you is there a even more personal meaning to this unique bond. >> as a woodbury city police officer will sheen an understands value of partnership. now with the cities new and only k-9 handler in years he has a partner of a different kind. a dog, named eva. >> stay. >> reporter: over the summer she appears the atlantic county's k-9 county, ranked as a top recruit, win made

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>> i this it's what you say the caliphate as it existed in owe rook and syria is crushed. used to control all of northern syria, northern iraq, western iraq, they're now down to few pieces of territory along the u freights river in sewer i can't i think the trump administration deserves some credit for that. the weight of american airstrikes and capabilities of american special operations forces would sooner or later crush the isis caliphate no matter who was in the white house. the way that general mattis, secretary of defense, was to give his commanders more authorities to make decisions in the field. so when they saw target of opportunity they didn't have to come all the way back through the chain of command to the white house to get approval. they just did. now, isis, that once existed is almost dead. as secretary mattis says over and over, they're not defeated. the caliphate is going to become isis the movement and its followers, we already see them in afghanistan, somalia, yemen, name almost any country there, these aren't fighters who for most part escaped from iraq

. >> and there's talks of the rooks.g up to the 53 man roster and actually playing because joe walker was but and ir with neck injury. i don't really know how that make sense much he's a rookie and he's never played in the nfl before. so he wouldn't really help you for the playoff stretch. i'm worried. dope throw him in there and he gets hurt. some love for chris long one of my favorite players in the long. he got love from former ready barack obama. barack obama tweeted this out chris long gave his paychecks from the first six games of the nfl season to fund scholarships in charlottesville, virginia. he wanted to do more so he decided to give away an entire season's salary. that's a story from 2017. today long spoke about being acknowledged by our former president. >> obviously, i have great deal of respect for him as a president and, um, you know, as a man and a family man and, you know, to see him, you know, pick up that on his radar was pretty cool for me. >> now to the sixers. yeah. it's been little rough. right. we

i know when they built rooks hall, which is across the street underground now parking garage and use it for storage for books, i think, the intention was to have it a bomb shelter for government employees and civic center and everything. and the bill musconi center is another one. there's 12-foot walls. that's another place you want to be if there is an earthquake. anyway, i brought that up because i was really impressed. what else did i have? anything for the chief? the meritorious awards -- for the people watching this, probably not many -- [laughter] but seems like there was quite a big number. did anybody remember the exact number? was with it like 75, 80? >> about that. >> a huge group of people that were honored every two years, there is a meritorious award and it is a great moment and like the chief said, all the commissioners are there because we wanted to see all these smiley faces and listen to what they accomplished, what they did above and beyond the call of duty and a lot of them risking their own lives to benefit the others. so, that was a wonderful thing. and it was we

and later today a rook at u.s. investments -- a look at u.s. investments in developing countries. that's from the center for strategic and international studies live here on c-span2 starting at 1 p.m. eastern. >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in tallahassee, florida, asking folks what's the most important issue in their state. >> and the most important issue to my state is funding. a lot of times we talk about the lack of resources and the lack of -- the quality of the education at hbcus. however, it all starts at the source. the board of governors, everything, the amount of money that they give us, it's important that we rally for us to get funding, but it also has to do with the amount of students who are attending our institutions. so i think it's very important for us to start at home where we're telling students come to hbcus, come to famu, and it starts from there, and then we can rally from the funding, that's the primary issue. >> the most important issue to me in the state of florida is education because be we

through that program, we're constantly rooking at the pipeline to reduce risk. enforcing quality standards and conducting leak surveys on a frequent basis. in fact it was surveyed in july of this year and none were found. for us it's having trained and confident personnel, best in class tools and proper procedures in place. when something goes wrong, we figure out why and how to prevent something similar from happening again. we'll continue to support our customers. thank you for providing us to present and i'm happy to answer questions. >> so, you don't have a preliminary theory of the cause of the explosion? >> not at this time. it's under investigation with exponent and we expect to have that investigation completed over the course of the next month or two. >> and so when you arrived on site there wasn't anything that was obvious to the crews that might have caused this rather dangerous incident? that we can know you're taking steps to make sure it doesn't happen anywhere else in san francisco? >> so in determining the source of the leak, we were able to dete

rooks, for five minutes. mr. brooks: mr. speaker, this is a very difficult speech for me to give. god works in mysterious ways. when you are an elected official, missed votes require an explanation. that is why disclosed otherwise very personal, very private, and very humbling matter. on halloween night after votes as i stood on the capitol steps my doctor called and said congressman brooks, bad news. you have high risk prostate a cancer. i felt an adrenaline rush as a chill went up and down my spine. by way of background, prostate cancer kills almost 27,000 american men each year and is the third leading cause of cancer deaths behind only lung and colorectal cancers. 71% of prostate cancer patients die in less than five years if the prostate cancer has spread beyond the abdominal calfity n stark contrast, almost -- cavity. in stark coninterests almost all prostate cancer survivors live if it's discovered early and killed before it spreads. for example, my father discovered his prostate cancer early. he lived four decades after his prostate was removed. my grandfather discovered h

santa clarita 17 miles an hour as we take a rook at the wind forecast. winds will remain on the gusty side 11:00 tonight, over 30 miles per hour at 5:00 a.m. and the gusty santa ana winds are going to continue really beyond friday all the way through sunday. red flag warnings until sunday night at 8:00 p.m. and more than 7 million people impacted in southern california. extreme fire danger conditions. i want to show you what's going on with the satellite picture. the smoke has been drifting into our skies a little bit as we have a clockwise flow and that has allowed this to happen from our time lapse. mt. tam's cameras. look at smoke geiss skies. this smoke is isn't just from southern california. we've had cold night and people are burning wood so the air quality has been suffering and the air district has declared the first three spare the airs for friday, saturday and sunday. poor air quality in the north bay. moderate elsewhere across the bay area. i'll let you know if things are going to improve any time soon. coming, dap, a look at the weekend forec

it rooks good in oakland. southbound traffic is slow to union city.oning is in antioch. traffic on highway 4 is okay in antioch. but at 10th and c street a big tree came down and that's one of the major streets in antioch. avoid the area and get around another way because there's a traffic jam on city roads. 6:32 and let's go back to the desk. >> charity -- distributing food boxes to 3200 families. >>al allie rasmus is there. >> volunteers did a lot of work over the weekend. they packed up 3200 boxes. they are practically stacked to the ceiling out here. and here is what is inside. there's fresh produce and canned goods. cereal bars, tuna, potatoes and onions, and along with everything in the boxes, let me see if i can get this door open. the families can take home a turkey, a ham, or a chicken. they are giving this out to 3200 families in santa clara county. a community organizer with the charity is with me. the food boxes are to people who regularly work with your community service, right? >> yes. so we'll be distributing 3200 food boxes roughly 50

the rooks were wearing pajamas in the locker room today and that's not all they had to do. we'll find out if they can sing. yeah, they can, next. >>> saturday showers, i have for the shoppers tomorrow. this may be the last of the rain we see for a while. what about snow? i'll talk about that coming up in your exclusive ten day on 10 coming up. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, smacked and punched by a sheriff's deputy. that chaos inside a philadelphia courthouse that has one law enforcement officer now facing charges. >>> the birds are having a little fun celebrating christmas before taking on the raiders monday night. >> marshall harris joins us live. marshall? >> reporter: well, the eagles will be working on christmas, but that doesn't mean they aren't in a holiday mood. the birds' rookies had to dress up in christmas pajamas and perform christmas carols for their teammates and eagles' staff earlier today. let's just say they could have done better. ♪ ♪ >> that was the eagles' defensive rookies rehearsing for the main event. needless to say the earlier reviews were not glowi

. >> it would require to cross 19th avenue so it's something we rooked at closely in terms of the safety profile of that. >> and then just to finish my questions, the estimates time saving on the inbound traffic particularly during rush hour but i suppose it's all times what is the estimates time saving to someone going downtown from the outer sunset or park side areas by the removal of that particular stop? >> that particular stop is about 25 to 30 seconds obviously, each one of these individuals stops and these changes is part of a package but it's 25 to 30 second s. >> thank you, very much. >> director shoe, i'd like to hear your comments on 17th avenue? >> so i've found some of the comments here very persuasive about keeping that and i also wanted to just see if you could address the letter that supervisor yeast had read before that there was a third alternative whether that is something that is really in play or is it something that you could talk about? >> interview: maybe you could -- i don't know if that's the same thing or not but. >> yeah, i'm sort of looking through this diagr

warriors up 61-44 at the half, 20 points a career high, ten boards for the rook. lakers, 74 run.k julius randall. go for 21. dubs finish strong. bell with the finish. warriors win their 11th straight, 113-106, they now have the best record in the league at 26-6. that's because houston lost to the lakers on wednesday and the clippers last night, despite james harden, fear the beard! he scored 51 for the second consecutive game. the clippers though had austin rivers with 30 of his 36 coming in the second half. he was frustrated and gets ejected for knocking the ball away. clippers win this game. down go the rockets 128-118. it's a bowl season. central michigan and wyoming. the famous idaho potato bowl. quarterback josh allen could be a first-round pick in the draft. look at the arm, that was a rocket to jared scott for a touchdown. allen three td passes. he's mobile. austin conway sees him, he hits 'em. wyoming takes the famous idaho potato bowl, 37-14. spuds for all. uab and ohio in the bahamas bowl, mon. first quarter, this is nathan rourke. a couple of touchdowns. the best part

warriors up 61-40 at the half, ten boards for the rook. lakers, 74 run. lakers take the lead.finish strong. bell with the finish. warriors win their 11th straight, 113-106, they now have the best record in the league at 26-6. that's because houston lost to the lakers on wednesday and the clippers last night, despite james harden, fear the beard! he scored 51 for the second consecutive game. the clippers though had austin rivers with 30 of his 36 coming in the second half. he was frustrated and gets ejecting for knocking the ball away. down go the rockets 128-118. it's a bowl season. central michigan and wyoming. the famous idaho potato bowl. josh allen could be a first-round pick in the draft. look at the arm, that was a rocket to jared scott for a touchdown. aaron three td passes. he's mobile. austin conway sees him, he hits 'em. wyoming takes the famous idaho potato bowl, 37-14. spuds for all. uab and ohio in the bahamas bowl, mon. first quarter, this is nathan rourke. a couple of touchdowns. the best part of this play is the receiver. his name is poppy white. hi, poppy! dor

warriors up 61-44 at the half, ten boards for the rook. lakers, 74 run. look julius randall.nish strong. bell with the finish. warriors win their 11th straight, 113-106, they now have the best record in the league at 26-6. that's because houston lost to the lakers on wednesday and the clippers last night, despite james harden, fear the beard! he scored 51 for the second consecutive game. the clippers though had austin rivers with 30 of his 36 coming in the second half. he was frustrated and gets ejected for knocking the ball away. down go the rockets 128-118. it's a bowl season. central michigan and wyoming. the famous idaho potato bowl. quarterback josh allen could be a first-round pick in the draft. look at the arm, that was a rocket to jared scott for a touchdown. aaron three td passes. he's mobile. austin conway sees him, he hits 'em. wyoming takes the famous idaho potato bowl, 37-14. spuds for all. uab and ohio in the bahamas bowl, mon. first quarter, this is nathan rourke. a couple of touchdowns. the best part of this play is the receiver. his name is poppy white. ay, p

. >> and there's actually talks of the rooks sidney jones being brought up to the 53 man roster afterthis move doesn't make much sense a rookie playing his first ball will not help you for the playoffs. so i say sit him. keep him healthy for 2018. >>> and chris long one of my favorite players in the league getting a special shout out from the former president barack obama. obama tweeted this out chris long pay his paycheck from the first six games. nfl season to fund scholarships in charlottesville, have a have. he wanted to do more so he decided to give away an and tear season's salary. that's a story 22017. >> i have great deal of respect for him as president and, um, you knows as man an family man, and to see him pick that up on his radar was pretty for me. >> deserves every praise he can get. >> so humble. >> great guy. >> getting a shout out from barack obama. that's pretty cool. >> all right. >> that does it for us at 10:00 o'clock. >> we'll see you right back here on the other side of the break, the 11:00 o'clock. remember your mega million lottery drawing is next. it's slightl

i'm rooking forward to puc's presentation and i believe it will be informative and support for our residents affected. so, director harlni kelly from puc. >> good morning. and thank you supervisors for prioritizing this important issue. i'm harlin kelly and i'm the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission and we are here to follow up about the flooding. at our previous hearing, it was on april 12th of this year, we updated the committee about our capital projects, as well as a plan to identify and research a non-capital strategy for residences and businesses to protect their property in large storms. since then, we have been very busy coordinating with more than a dozen city departments to develop these non-capital strategies. and these meetings were held in the communities impacted by flooding to discuss them. we are very excited to share with you today the results of our work this summer. we have a suite of programs that we have already worked with our sister departments to develop. last week, we held a press conference with supervisor ronen and several of the depar

the council rook school district was $14,000 in the red at the end of the last school year because ofes. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well this next story will blow your mind. the pentagon has spent mills of dollars investigating ufo's >> there is a whole fleet of them. >> my gosh. >> according to the new york times $22 million program began in 2007, and it was push by former senate majority leader harry reid reportedly had long interest in ufo's say the program shutdown in 2012 but the times reports that some aspects of the program does still exist. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," the emergency that had a chick-fil-a opening on a sunday. >> plus, the eagles fever. >> nick foles. did you it, baby. we love you. ya. >> eagles nation, pretty stoked this morning. it is our first win with foles even bert it was against the giants. we'll hear from fans at the game. pat? >> hey, rahel. we're live here in cherry hill this morning at the cherry hill main post offers, it is getting busy and not much time if you

much more to what the bond market thinks vis-a-vis the fed say 18 months forward so if you actually rook at the bond market pricing for 2019 now, there's a pretty big discrepancy between the bond market and the fed, so that's going to be really interesting in driving the dollar, and this time i think the bond market is going to be right. >> i want to dive a whole bunch deeper on the fed in a little bit, but if i asked you are you more surprised that rates remained as low as they did throughout this entire year or that stocks remained as powerful as they did throughout this entire year, what would you say? >> a little bit of both. i thought that the -- we were together in march of this year, and the ten-year treasury was at 2.60 at the time and i said it's going below $2.25 and not below 2. i was dead right and made it all the way to 2.02, also made me a dishonest person and did hold the line i really thought we'd take another look above 2.60 this year, and that didn't happen it looks like that's not going to happen because time is running out. so i thought with that view, i didn't think

why she says she just can't do >> live rook right now up at the pocono mountain, tray tree course, butange. >> is this too much? >> you know, i'll help you out here. ahh! >> (laughing). >> here. you got it? >> we have fashion show coming up in this hour. and, people try to cram some red into their wardrobe this time of year for the holiday. >> this is nice. it is not too much. it is not overpowering. >> it is a pop. >> a lot of guys don't wear red and green. so we're trying to -- is this awfully busy for tv. but -- >> i think it actually looks like snowfall, just looking again on tv snowstorm blizzard. >> or picks he will image. >> hey, it is wednesday december the six 2017. i feel it, my knows is running. >> what's wrong you. >> i don't know. i just feel this cold snap coming on! >> oh, it is coming. >> we were doing the invisible box. >> yesterday was it maybe? was it yesterday? >> so invisible box it look like yes. well now, it is an invisible chair. moriah carry, look at that, she is signing autographs, and looks like she is sitting on something, but she is not.

she's fresh off her rook tee season on the reality series wives and girlfriends of sports stars wags star gina naomi baez will be with us live also to perform a new christmas song. she's getting ready right theree we'll hear from her during good day. >>> okay. turning now to a medical miracle a new mom is fenten ten gave birth to baby who had been frozen as an embryo yo for forever 24 hours. maddison wade has the story. >> month old on christmas. >> reporter: she's their pride and joy. >> best christmas gift ever. >> reporter: little emma ren will have a miracle story to tell one day. >> people say, oh, well it's science. no, i think it's just purely the lord like this is a gift from gibson never thought they would be able to have kids. >> we just started praying about it and gosh we prayed and prayed and prayed. >> reporter: they considered adoption, they fostered for about year. until they realized they can take chance at having a family at the national embryo donation center in knoxville. >> honestly we didn't know if it would even work. >> reporter: after an appointment in januar

. >> if you rook at tlook at tax underlying idea behind tax reform is supposed to be job and wage growthm to be a problem. it's totally unclear how you ge wage growth with the underlying tax package. so it's a conundrum i don't think is going to be solved by the tax reform >> the argument is that unemployment is so low, if you give this big boost to the bottom line, if some of it it's going to buybacks, some of it is going to investment, you're also going to compete for workers >> that's been the same argument for the last two years, we've seen no real wage growth. >> but -- >> we have all these people coming back into the labor market because the participation rate has been so low. >> the longer and hotter you run the economy, the more effect is likely to have an wages ultimately it's not like it's never going to kick in just a matter of whether that's the appropriate thing for this point in the cycle >> all right microsoft, the big tech standout, evercore isi out with a note saying the tech giant could reach a $1 trillion market cap by 2020 or sooner. citing the growth of microsoft's o

>> well, rook at the last big vote with the tax reform. growing group at this point. i love jeff flake. he is a very good friend of mine. i interact with him regularly. there is a lot of support and i think we need to make sure and not make it too personal just stick to the issues and there is a lot to like there is a lot coming together. finally by the end of the year they have actually learned to work together. even jeff flake voted for the tax bill. pete: can you find never trumpers in think tanks and numerous. you go into grassroots groupings across the country out primary voters that would vote, i don't see a lot of never trumper support out there. why is this such a personal thing for him against the president? >> >> i don't know. i do think it got a little too personal. i think when you stick to the issues, there are things that jeff flake and president trump disagree with. but, also, one of the very best friends that jeff flake has is mike pence e the vice president. so they were very close when they worked together in the house. h

we don't look at a broad stroke just like in colonial north america, we don't rook at just what he wore, what he ate, when he got up in the morning, how much land he cultivated. in fact this is a man and his story is told through life in terms of how he designed those ornate grave markers, work in terms of his inability educated but still being able to create that double heellism drill bit and in terms of enslavement being responsible for actually creating the restraints on the plantation site. so that takes us next to the story of the coming of the civil war. so allow me to take you around and we'll talk about the coming of the civil war and how actually complex that story is. it's not just north versus south but there were many voices involved in this fight. so we've just come from the slave cabin. and one thing i want to point out with a slave cabin is we can talk about object and their importance in the historical context but what's important to note ben is how we acquire these objects. so in the process of actually dismantling the slave cabin, we actually had community members come

stuart: i'm rooking at the dow, now up 2 points.looking at the level 24,100, give or take a dozen points here and there. it occurs to me that we have seen not a serious pullback from the overall market and i don't know how long. charles: i've lost track. liz: brian ross. and brexit. charles: in terms of percentages. it's been a while since we've had 5% pullback overall in the the market. people are word about it. it's hard to tie the market and guess when it's going to happen. >> we are all speculating that there would be selling on the news that the tax cut deal has been made. it looks like we are going to get a tax cut deal. i would like to know the numbers, when it was last time we saw a 5% pullback for the dow? liz: i think around brexit. stuart: 2015. 2017 and we haven't had in two years a 5% pullback. liz: it wasn't even quite 5. stuart: i've been around a long -- [laughter] stuart: it has been a while, hasn't it? charles: things have been fantastic. 40,000 manufacturing jobs created according to adp last month. that's a recor

it's a bit of a green picture at the moment it was a mixed picture in europe dow rooks like it would points >> anybody want to do a fixed year -- 30 fixed year mortgage >> not at these prices >> if you believe it will be four rate hikes, that's 100 basis points next year, you would hear that -- i haven't bought any debt in three years i mean, i used to own 40%, 50% of our portfolios in fixed income this is a really big conundrum for managers now >> if you are doing a mortgage, by the way, today, would you do one of these five-year, you know, arms or adjustable rates or not >> i wouldn't do an adjustable rate i would lock and load. i would say, look, how long can i go at these rates. >> even at these prices. >> yes, because frankly they're still historically very low. you have to remember there was a time when a telco bond yield the 6.5% for five years, and it competed every year for stocks it was a more secure way to guarantee 6.5% if you thought the company was staying in business we don't -- today, you know, i have some portfolios and yielding 2.6% with 38 month duration, and i can