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rutgers' university campus. allegation ing that fraternity brothers drugged sorority sisters at fall mixer plus what is the university going to do about it? are your kids safe. a local mom in jersey city give giving a fire on a sermon talking about killing jews. >> it is absolutely out-of-control. wait until you see the individual he. i am bill spaed tia, this is "chasing news." let's talk about money. how much money are you going to save? how much monies going to get back to the pay czech after the tax bill passes the house and the senate and heads to the president's des k? one of the guys that had a lot of influence on the deductions that stayed in the tax bill specifically the real estate tax deduction congressman tom mccar thur joins me now. congressman, welcome back to "chasing news." >> happing you, bill. happy to be here. bill: the mortgage interest deduction is in. he is up $750,000. which is going to cover pretty much everybody. >> yeah. bill: as far as the real estate -- >> remember you made it a lot n

lives in glen rock with his wife and three daughters, tuesday afternoon governor christie was as rutger university to talk about nation's first certified alcohol and drug counsel or apprentice ship, receiving state funding, and is to help fight opioid epidemic. >> i believe that every life is an individual gift from god. that no matter what condition you find that life in, it is still a gift from god. reporter: program includes 270 hours of free instructtion at rutgers and 3100 of paid on the job training, i tried to talk with governor chris christie about 2020 politics, he did not seem to be in the mood, so we went with the question, home alone or elf? >> home oh alone or elf. >> home arc lone. >> thank you. >> all righ bring back our pane, have you a new attorney general nominee. will be first seer sikh-americad position, do you see him as a pro law enforce. >> here is a tremendous pick. he is very well regarded in law enforce. , a great reputation in legal community not only with prosecutor by also defense attorneys this say real deal pick, this is what we need for an attorney genera

. >>> new information about why a fraternity at rutgers were suspended for several years. rutgers official student newspaper report that they drugged members of a sorority during a party back in fall. fraternity members put xanex and mixed it with alcohol and juice. they gave the drink to students. the student paper says it was shut down permanently in november. >>> 53 wreaths were placed along a mass grave site. the vent coordinated by the daughters of the american revolution is part of a national program called wreaths across america. the effort is way to remember fallen service members. >>> members of the fire ie cad mi were ringing a different kind of bell this morning. they joined the salvation army to collect money, canned goods. as new recruits community relations is a big part of their job. >> this is just part of the academy process. to do good com relations. >> it will benefit toys for tots. >>> weeks spent collecting toys for children as tlifr ri drivers gassed up and delivered the donations. it was part of the support center for child advocates annual toy drive

. >>> well, big news at the ballpark, rutgers university 's field with three new athletic fields, rutgers board of governors voted unanimously to move forrd with the deal to team up with the sit of camden and the camden county improvement authority. estimated cost for the pject , 15 million-dlar, rutgers pledged to fork up or out about half of theost and city inspector a reply for state funding for rest of it but campbell's field is gone structures just fields.no >> just fields. >> just fies. >> practice fields at that. >>> soup for you. well, campbell's field. >>> heavenly sight or was it, captured odash cam over skies of south jersey did you >> anybody on twitt said they saw it. this is last time we shown this because we have shown it 6,000 times and i'm bored witt >> i think it is cool. >> all right. >> look at that. >> what would you do if i saw that. >> i would, talk to my lawn try man about how scared i was it is really cool. i'm waiting for meteor shower in a few days. by the way that is hamilton township police department one of their cruisers on patrol at 3:00 o'clock in the morn

. >>> camden's troubled baseball stadium will be torn down and replaced by rutgers university athletic fields. the school's board has developed a plan to redevelop campbell's field. the stadium was built with high hopes in 1999 but ran into financial trouble and eventually lost its minor league team, the camden river sharks. rutgers has not yet set a date for demolition. >>> the army/navy game returns to philadelphia this weekend. many of the players are already in town for a pregame tradition. both naval academy and west point students jog up the steps of the art museum for the rookie relay. espn's college game day will be broadcast live from south philadelphia tomorrow morning. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, the moment a philadelphia woman learns her entire home will be remodeled for free. >>> plus, the eagles get a special visit from a a. lifter lister in los angeles. meteorologist cecily tynan returns with the seven-day forecast but of course these focusing on the storm on a snow event this weekend. that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ what do you think

it will cost 15 million-dollar rutgers will get half. they will hoping the rest will come from the state. we shall see. >>> huge recognition for an amazing kid who made good, temple grad, temple proud he got an a nation honor. he was on good day, a seem hartman has been named a roads schoolard and we sent him a big send off. there is city council recognizing him for this incredible achievement. he graduated from temple university with a degree in strategic communication. he is first ever temple grad to become a road scholar. >> i'm honored to be honored by city hall, city i was been and raised in. for them to honor me for at ward i received i'm incredibly excited bit. possibility for everybody to come from places that i come from and i try to do my community service and being anchored in the community. >> he is now going to pursue a master's degree at oxford university in england. he plans to be a professor or a researcher, big applause all the way around, nicely done. >>> coming up, stop thief, wait until you see what happens to the sec

peter alexander at the white house, ken delanian and phil rutger. joining me is the earthi iics lawyer that served under george w. bush. others are saying the president cannot obstruct justice because of his responsibilities as the chief lawmaker under the constitution. your thoughts? >> we have heard before from richard nixon that the president is above the law. that didn't work for nixon and it's not going to work for trump. and this is just an extension of the trump administration's attitude. he said a number of months ago the president can't have a conflict of interest. that's wrong, too. the president is not above the law. we live in a democracy. we have a constitution. and if he doesn't want to comply with the constitution, he needs to get out of there. and the constitution does not say that as the chief law enforcement officer or as the president who appoints the chief law enforcement officer, the attorney general, he can obstruct justice. he cannot. no more than he can take a bribe when he signs or vetoes a bill. and he has got to learn to o

camden county officials are teaming up with rutgers university to develop the site. authorities originally tried to lure a minor league baseball team to the ballpark, but plans fell through. >>> next at 5:00, we're following breaking news out of bristol bureau in bucks county. schools are on lockdown. the latest from the scene. >>> also it unfolded right in front of her children. a mother attacked by a man in a fit of road rage. the search to find the suspect before he strikes again. >>> and what appears to be a fireball darting across the sky. we break down what this really is, next at 5:00. >>> and coming up at 6:00, the child's leg broken on a school bus. he admitted to have him facing charges tonight. >>> now at 5:00, the breaking news out of bucks county. homes have been evacuated and schools are on lockdown. this is all in bristol boro. police were trying to serve a warrant on an assault suspect when the man barricaded himself in a home. all schools are ob lockdown. brandon hud sson is on his way the scene. we'll bring you a lye report when he get there is. >>>

rutgers university said it will demolish the stadium and replace witt athletic field. they voted unominously to move forward with the deal to team up with the city of camden and camden county and improvement authority. estimated cost for the project 15 million-dollar. rutgers pledged to fork up half of the money, city expected to apply for state funding for the rest. >>> big recognition for temple grad who received an amazing honor. we told but him, on good day, hasim hartman was named a road scholar. city council recognized him for that amazing achievement. he graduated from tell with many a degree from strategic communication. he is first temple grad to become a road scholar. >> i'm honored to be honored by city hall, i was born and raised here. for them to honor me for the award i received incredibly excited about that and i appreciate them for it. possibility for everybody who come from places that i come from. i try to do my community service and be anchored in my community. >> big round of place, much deserved there. he is going to pursue that master's degree at

. >>> camden's troubled baseball stadium will be torn down and replaced by rutgers university athleticld. the stadium was built with high hopes in 1991 and ran into financial trouble and lost their team the river sharks. rutgers hat not set a demolition date. >>> police are looking for two shoplifting suspects who got away with $4,900 worth of clothing. the incident happened at the sax outlet in newark. they took off with merchandise they did not pay for. they came back and stole more items they got away in a red 2017 sonata with new york times. >>> sean p. diddy combs earned $130 million that comes from his bad boy family reunion tour and various businesses. behind him is beyounce is $104 million in earnings. >>> bon jovi apparently still wanted dead or alive. they received the most votes in the rock and roll hall of fame fan poll. he notched over a million votes. that's more than the second place vote getter this basically guarantees his entry into the hall of fame. the top five vote getters all ended up getting into the rock and roll hall of fame. >> if you want to stay warm and avo

scientists at rutgers say volcano could be forming below new england and new hampshire, but eruption not happen for a few million years, give or take. >>> five-year-old called 911 to warn them the grinch was out to steal christmas. boy's mom thought he was joking until officer appeared at door to reassure him. then a break in the case, same officer arrested the grinch, and little boy, now honorary junior officer, escorted him to holding and saving christmas. >>> up next, family rallied over a million volunteers to salute america's heroes. next at 6: the neighborhood gas station hit by credit skimmers more than 100 times. plus, surrounded by flames they called their kids to say goodbye - a north bay couple reveals their harrowing tale of survival. next. right now at 6: possibly more than a hundred victims. >>> finally tonight, how a simple idea became a family's quiet gesture, which became a movement. enlisting over a million volunteers to honor those who serve through the organization wreaths across america. name after name of fallen service members. >> james saunders. >> spoken as w

about 670 children will have chance to win a guaranteed scholarship to rutgers university upon graduation. what they need to do is maintain a 3.5gpa and miss fewer than four school days per year. this program is designed to be a pipeline from birth to college graduation. >>> coming up on action news tonight, a tale of two quarterbacks as the eagles prepare to face the rams. they are friends off the field but foes on sunday. plus we'll find out why santa claus traded in his sleigh for a helicopter. t comes to cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. we have so many tools at our center. this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. these were people who were experts in their field. and for us that was the best choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com slash philadelphia. >> veterans gathered in delaware to observe the 76th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. the ser

greg schiano motivating his coach, rutgers for many years. >> joel: what he did was just flat amazingning eight, nine games a year, perennially enable game. >> gus: got his assistant coaching job at penn state when he was in his 20s. >> joel: he made the most them as opportunities and that was cut wisconsin right he wants them. longer yardage situations, there is the young kid, true freshman 6'5" 240 pounds. he's one of the most talented young players in college football as a pass rushing specialist opposite bosa at the bottom of your screen. >> gus: first and 1st. that brings up second down and 20. >> joel: you've got to get at least half of this back, 3rd & 20 is just impossible at this point but you can manage a 3rd & 8, 3rd & 10. you've got to get half of this back, i would expect it would go to fumagalli again but they've had a lot of success over the middle with a guy like danny davis. >> gus: he lines up as a receiver at the top of your screen. hornibrook looking that way, incomplete. david arnette almost had an interception. >> joel: he's got to the game right in his hands rig

rutgers university agreed spend seven and a half million dollars to redevelop campbell 's field. the baseball stadium has been empty since the camden river sharks moved out back in 2012, after the stadium is demolished, it will be turned into fields for rutgers camden baseball, softball, soccer, lacrosse and field hockey teams. >>> well, back to our big story this morning, of course, tracking snow, chelsey. >> we've been stuck in the cold pattern it, will continue , believe me, but yesterday, tracking the snow across the region, you'll notice right now, a live look at center city shows a completely dry story, for the temperature right around 36 degrees. that's going to be changing later today. now, take a look at this snowy scene on our live neighborhood network. looking at the boardwalk in rehoboth. look at the footprints on the board. quite a coating of snow the sand, at the trash cans, a look at storm scan3 notice dry , that's reflection what we're seeing here on storm scan3, completely dry, couple of snowflakes, maybe drizzle down the shore at this point in time but the being

rutgers university agreed spend seven and a half million dollars to redevelop campbell 's field. baseball stadium has been empty since camden river sharks moved out back in 2015. now, after the stadium is demolished, it will be turned into fields for rutgers camden baseball, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey teams. >> coming up right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning: a philadelphia tradition continues this weekend. before the army navy game kicks off in south philly today, there were some fierce competitions. up next, we will take a lock at who shined at this year's patriots games. >> also ahead: local high school bridges home yet another state championship trophy. we will hear from the coach coming up next. glenn and taking a live look at center city philadelphia this morning. no snow yet. but it will change very soon. we promise you. meteorologist, chelsey n gram, back to tell us when we can expect this snow, and how much snow will fall. we're back in a moment. stay with us. >> welcome back, liver picture this morning from cape may where the storm does appear

back-to-back losses to rutgers and nebraska. the chances of getting to waive bowl game did not look gd, bare. their first bowl tripped since 2012. and now they can run out the clock to win that bowl game. >> brady: remains undefeated as a head coach. didn't lose to kentucky. nice start to his career at purdue. >> joe: takes a knee and arizona uses their final timeout. elijah sindelar 23 of 53, 396 yards and four touchdowns. >> brady: don't know if they anticipated throwing the ball this much coming into the game, but i think this is where jeff brohm would like to see this purdue offense get to. the downfield shots. gregory phillips, what a night that senior had. a career game for him. you can tell he felt confident and all the preparation leading up to the bowl game with the game plan and what they needed to play. anthony mahoungou, the guy who is sindelar has really developed a connection with since he's taken over as a full-time starter capitalized. >> joe: foster farms bowl record for completions, both of these programs woven

back-to-back losses to rutgers and nebraska. the chances of getting to waive bowl game did not look good, they barely get to six wins. their first bowl tripped since 2012. and now they can run out the clock to win that bowl game. >> brady: remains undefeated as a head coach. didn't lose to kentucky. nice start to his career at purdue. >> joe: takes a knee arizona uses their final timeout. elijah sindelar 23 of 53, 396 yards and four touchdowns. >> brady: don't know if they anticipated throwing the ball this much coming into the game, but i think this is where jeff brohm would like to see this purdue offense get to. the downfield shots. gregory phillips, what a night that senior had. a career game for him. you can tell he felt confident and all the preparation leading up to the bowl game with the game plan and what they needed to play. anthony mahoungou, the guy who is sindelar has really developed a connection with since he's taken over as a full-time starter capitalized. >> joe: foster farms bowl record for completions, both of

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and "the washington post" phillip rutger who's also an msnbc political analyst. senator, i want to go to you first. obviously the white house, republicans, are touting this as a major legislative win for the president. we've already seen in the last day, kristen mentioned it, comcast, at&t, wells fargo, fifth third. whether they're paying bonuses or giving people raises. we can see, listen, they're politically motivated. the tax cut of the century. of course they're going to do something. but for the average american out there, if i'm allteler working at wells fargo or fifth third in youngstown, ohio, and i went from $10 an hour to $15 an hour in a day, i'd be pretty stoked. >> let's get over the fact there's some great moral courage in giving an enormous tax cut to your contributors. largely, that's what this is. 80% of the tax cut is going to the upper 1% of the american people. this is not being shared generally. as the tax cut runs its course, this is a tax increase for middle americans. it's really a moral statement. in times of peace and economic growth, we

kim rutger, the deputy director of the treasury say showing up here now trying to pay their taxes andto avoid this loss deduction in 2018. >> we can definitely see a difference. it's usually very slow. and as you noticed there's a quite few people in line. on average two or three taxpayers that like to come in and prepay their taxes but we're seeing many more. >> reporter: it's exactly what we saw today. 200 people have called already this week inquired about this. 20 people paid their taxes early yesterday. 40 people paid today. they expect this number to continues to double every day between now and the next 12 days, when january 31st hit. here's the thing. county officials will tell you flat out they cannot offer you legal advice when you do this, they cannot offer you accounting advice when you do this. so it is not completely a sure thing that this is going to save you any money. this cap will kick i if you pay a lot of money in property and real estate taxes, yes, that will be a big hit when you lose this deduction. however, the people we talked to who did this today will tell y

. >> students who work at rutgers university are about to make some extra dough. the university's president wrote letter to students sayinge' raising minimum wage for workers to $11 an hour. it's a 30% increase from the current $8.44. still some protesters say the boost isn't enough they want more. students protested for months calling for the minimum wage to be 15 bucks an hour. however the raise still takes effect january 1st. >>> a sign of appreciation. new jersey preschoolers doing something extra special for our troops who won't be home for the holidays. as fox 29's bill rohrer shares it's sure to put a smile on their faces. >> all right. look up here. >> reporter: at the kiddie academy in delran, n, all you need is a good book to keep a group of three years olds for keeping focus. >> this book is tool to help the boys and girls understand. not everyone will be home for the holidays. >> but that's what super heroes have to do. >> you're doing such a great job. they're going to make the troops so happy. >> reporter: men and women serving in the military will r

according to the rutgers university center for american women and politics.imes as many women challenging house incumbents this time compared to the same period in 2015. and ten times the number of women challenging incumbent senators compared to 2012 and 2014. we're just under 11 months from election day. the door is closing on the era that protected powerful men in washington. and based on these numbers it appears another door is opening. we'll be right back. ♪ video-game dance music [burke] abstract accident. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >> dickerson: that's it for this week. join us again next week for "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at w

new jersey has been a leader in this area including our state university rutgers, i know this as well. bringing together research institutions and industry to advance technology. what steps are being taken by the fda to carry out the language included in the act regarding what i just discussed? >> this has been a very high priority for the agency trying to facilitate a platform for continuous manufacturing. we're going to continue to give grants to institution that's are going to continue to develop the tools that enable to us continue to move this forward. we think continuous manufacturing represents the future. it's going to provide a much more robust way to manufacture predicts, especially some of the newer products we're seeing. we think it provides certain safeguards from potential drug shortages and i think it also might help us repatriate manufacturing back to the united states. that is driven by high technology there's -- lends itself to domesticating that process as opposed to outsourcing. i'm hoping this will also help us build up the industry. >> i encourage repatriation. c

nbc 10 is here on rutgers campus where it was a mixture of coats and jackets. people got out and hit the boardwalk anyway. here's a bustling christmas village inn center city. >> let's bring in glenn "hurricane" schwartz with a look at the forecast. glenn? >> great. and if you enjoy today's temperatures, we'll have the same tomorrow. just a few high clouds are coming through from time to time. no precipitation anywhere nearby. we're 49 degrees. we did get above 50 in philadelphia today. staying in the mid-to upper 40s north and west. 45 in allentown right now. near 50 at the shore. so pretty nice. the average high temperature for this time of the year is only 44. so we're in the 40s pretty much all night tonight. so it's not going to be a cold night for this time of the year, that's for sure. it's going to be dry across the whole area and a warmer start tomorrow that sets us up for much of the area getting into the 50s and there are more 50s as we head towards the christmas weekend. we'll tell you when that is coming and when the next rain will hit, coming up.

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. >> david rutger, he made this assertion, and he has the right to do whatever he wants as president.king to people today, many have said he just doesn't seem to know where the boundaries are, and it has almost been a year and clearly somebody has explained to him at this point in time the limitations. what is going on here? maybe he doesn't care what the limitations are? >> i don't want to try and shrink the president, but let's take a look at what he's talking about. often times voters and americans that look at this come at two opposite extremes. the department of justice is supposed to have no political players or it's completely controlled by the president and the president is supposed to do whatever it is he wants to do with it. it's somewhere in the middle. the president has oversight of the doj. that's how the doj is accountable to the voters through the president. by the same token, it's not the personal lawyer and attack machine to go after his political opponents or cover up crimes he prefer to be covered up. that's why we have career lawyers at the doj, because they are su

if you look at a rutgers poll, according to a recent "new york times" article, there's almost 400 womenunning for house seats. that's huge. these are people -- knethese ar new candidates taking on current sitting incumbents or vying for open seats. >> running is different than winning. >> that's true. it is different, but you have to look at quality of candidates. and you look at women running. christie gnome running to be governor of that state. she's been in the house several terms. and marsha black burn. she's returning for senate to fill corker's seat. you're looking for women who have established street credit, who have some money in their pockets and able to actually launch, you know, serious bid. i think you are seeing that by actually sitting members of the house right now. we've seen a big rift in accusations of corruption and boois. i'm calling for the firing of bob mueller. rumor floating around possibly president trump was looking to fire him over the holidays when people couldn't focus on it as much. whether that's going to happen is still in question. what's the sense of t

effort is obtaining a graduate degree unfortunate but set out of reach for students according to rutgers university president the provision of the house tax bill that they waive for graduate students would impose an especially heavy burden on graduate students in the stem fields others have said it would make it an affordable at a time they need more students have been advanced degrees in the stem field to remain competitive sorry worried that making tuition waivers would harm efforts to create the next generation of a scientist and develop been used treatments and cures witches the galvanizing force behind 21st century cures act?. >> that ties then a few minutes ago about the next generation research initiative we put a lot of time and effort to be a high priority. with a path those are critical and we want to have the best and brightest interested in pursuing those careers to have the opportunity to do so anything with a major competitive bent i am not an expert of the provisions of the bills under consideration but we could agree given in science is driving the economy this is a very

. >> as we look to 2018, i've been watching this, rutgers university center for american women and politics. the number of women that are running for congress, we're at an all-time record here, 369, according to the report, so far this year. 41 for the senate so far. all-time highs, kirstin. >> yeah, it's absolutely incredible. and i think we should be hopeful and i have been a proponent as well as many other young women on the conservative side, saying, we need to get more women to run. it's the future of the party. it helps bring a softer message to republicans who are often characterized as people who only care about the rich and it's an old boys' club. so there needs to be an image and messaging change as well. we encourage more women and minority republicans to run and make sure the republican party reflects america just like the democratic party has been doing for a while. otherwise, they are losing young people and we're not going to have a party in 20 years. >> kirstin, are you going to run? >> no. i don't think so. >> i had joel. i had to ask you too. kirstin, joel, thank you both.

rutgers women's coach c.stringer two shy of the mark should also be joining them this season. pretty incredible, guys. >> absolutely heartwarming for them to hit that 1,000th win. >> awesome for coaches. >>> still ahead, with congress on the verge of passing tax reform measures, we're looking at what's next. we'll break down the agenda that. >>> plus, south korea pitches the idea of u.s.-led military drills ahead of the olympics. we'll talk to an expert. >>> and here's something "morning joe" editors put together for the holidays. >> bing -- bing. ♪ bing bing bing bong bong ♪ merry merry merry christmas ♪ bing bing bong more people shop online for the holidays than ever before. (clapping) and the united states postal service delivers more of those purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. ( ♪ ) because we know, even the smallest things are sometimes the biggest. even the smallest things ♪ even the smallest things let out your inner child at the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2017

we are learning more about a fraternity at rutgers that was unexplainably shut down this fall, new were getting some details, newly released documents side that members of the sigma chi fraternity drugged fraternity girls at a party in september. investigators say they spike the punch with xanax, after a few hours at least 10 members of the sorority reportedly left vomiting, incoherent or blacked out, that frat is suspended until august of 2020 >>> scare at a busy new jersey mall, everyone busy shopping, this is cherry hill mall in camden county and those are people evacuating. they all had to get out because fire alarm went off. it was a false alarm and they reopened a short time later. >>> what do hersheys and campbells have in common? apparently, a healthy appetite we will explain that and also sue serio, hey, sue. >> oh. if your skin had a wash tag what would it say? 80% glowing 50% freckles no matter your skin type, all skin deserves gentleness. that's why dove is sulfate free. the #1 body wash recommended by dermatologists. do i use ...one that'sthat wgood for my teeth? .. now i

i'm into rutgers. >> our final logos to the battle over the baby jesus in the nativity scene at firstst church at white pine, tennessee. actually, it's kind of amazing. watch this. ♪ >> all right. so we start there. a lovely children's rendition of "away in the manger." 2-year-old keegan seeing the baby has to dance with it. mary doesn't like it one bit. she wants her child back. as the angelic singing continues, mary and the sheep have a tug of war over the baby jesus. with the church breaking into laughter, mary regains custody for a moment and places the baby back in the manger. mary throwing the sheep into a modify the headlock just as the song ended mercyfully. someone stepped in to break up mary and the sheep. >> that's how the story actually goes, right? >> a little bit of a battle. >> how about a holiday bonus high. this one is for calvin. awkward photos of scared children sitting on santa's lap. long standing christmas tradition. this doesn't look that bad, right? take a closer look. as if 1-year-old's samuel's face doesn't say it all, it's actually his hands that tell the st

today 672 students were promised scholarships to rutgers university. they have to maintain a 3.5 grade point average and have less than 4 unexcused absences. the offer extends to kids as young as kindergarten as inspiration to do their best in the years ahead. >> remember when american arab lines announced a scheduling glitch? it seems like it was a pricey mistake. rick williams live in the news room with details we're learning on this one today. >> that's right. if you remember it mistakingly gave all american airlines pilots off during the busiest time of the year the week leading up to christmas and after. american is the largest airline in the world so to prevent having to cancel flights and enraging passengers, the company had to take drastic measures. we'll tell you how much they had to shell out to make sure they could keep running during the holiday season coming up at 5:00. >>> also coming up physical ed in schools is becoming a thing of the past and with childhood obesity on the rise, there's a new push to get kids' health back on track. one

georgia bulldog guy feeling good about himself until the alabama guy popped into cut into his dance as rutgersxt year. thanks for watching "special report," i'm mike emanuel in washington. no online show tonight. it will be back in the new year. the story, hosted by trish regan, the hardest working woman at fox news starts right now. >> trish: mike, i'm glad you explained that little clip. i thought maybe it's me. maybe it's a sports thing anyway. i get it now. thank you. >> have a good show. >> the story starts now, everyone. ♪ >> trish: breaking tonight, a bombshell new report raising concerns that the obama administration quote miscalculated the russia threat. allowing putin to launch years of attacks against the united states tampering with everything from our economy to our election mawlt lit leaving americans vulnerable each that the very moment. i'm trish regan in for martha maccallum. "the washington post" article summed up best die by title. kremlin trolls burned across the internet as washington debated option. it describes obama administration failing to

i am in 1964 rutgers graduate, commissioned the same day i graduated, commissioned second .ieutenant after airborne school, i went to port louis, washington, had to do a year on the ground in a cavalry squadron. aviator a rotary wing and helicopter pilot december 7, 1966. on the way home to new jersey for christmas, i stopped in at fort bragg. they said you have to stop in here. we are putting together a new helicopter assault company. fort gregg,from north carolina, in early may of 1967 and went -- fort bragg, north carolina, in early may of went northeast of saigon. it was the headquarters for the oldh infantry division, the reliable's. we had to helicopter companies -- two helicopter companies. most of our flying was in the south of saigon in the mekong .elta that means a lot to a pilot because you always have a place to land. eu don't have the same problem as aviators when you are upcountry -- you don't have the same problem as aviators when you are upcountry. helicopter company's mission is to pick up troops. you can get eight americans in the old huey. it's the symbol of vietna

and according to rutgers university center for women in american politics, more women are planning toor congress than ever before. so far, there are 369 potential candidates running for a house seat and 41 potential candidates running for a senate seat, marking 2018 as a, well, shall we say a big year for women candidates. joining us now is teronna burke-vox, media correspondent liz plank and why not founder jamir burley. glad to have you all here. it's working? >> it's working, yeah. >> when you see that number, 369, i mean, if we're following the numbers here, all-time highs so far in terms of women wanting to run for political office nationally. >> yeah. i mean, i talk about how movements are build all the time, right? they're built over time. they're not built overnight. so, donald trump made those comments a year ago, and since that time, we've seen the women's march happen, the me too movement explode and now the expansion of women running for office. it's all a trajectory leading to where we are now. >> how are we getting to this gender-woke movement, liz. because it's really a

in its place will be fields for the community and rutgers camden athletes to use.vest $7.5 million to help redevelop this area. when campbell's field was first built back in 1999 there was high expectations for its success but it had financial issues and lost its minor league team the river sharks. the city of camden will ask for money from the state to help pay for renovations. so far there is no demolition say the set just yet. >>> in bristol bucks county a nonprofit has a new headquarters to help better serve the community. salute to service celebrated the grand opening of its offices on bath road. volunteers will use it to run their outreach program. the group focuses on helping homeless veterans. >> a good grade and a new report tonight. five poor neighborhoods now have new pre-k centers creating 250 new teaching jobs like these. 20 of the providers are bilingual and look at this, 97 percent of the parents are happy with their child's preparation for kindergarten. the new soda beverage tax pays for the. >> malcolm jenkins will be representing the eagles. leagu

. >> a rutgers university graduate. graduated and was commissioned second of armor. after airborne school, went to washington, had to do a year on the ground in the cavalry squadron. in december of 1966. you have the sign in here. you're putting together a new assault helicopter company. we deployed from fort bragg north carolina in may of 1967 and went to a place that happened to be stationed at a different time from when i was there. it was 15 to 20 kilometers northwest, which is northeast of saigon. it was the headquarters of the ninth infantry division. companieshelicopter and the combat support in a knife division headquarters. saigon. in the south of you can lose an engine and always have a place to land. you don't always have been the -- anroblem as aviators assault helicopter's company mission is to pick up troops from their home away from home, load them up and you can get it you fly them from point a to point b, which is wherever they want to go. i happen to be an armed helicopter pilot and we flew in light fire teams. it was our mission to escort. we do no

i 1964 rutgers graduate, am a commissioned the same day i graduated, commissioned second lieutenant. after airborne school, i went to port louis, washington, had to do a year on the ground in a cavalry squadron. i entered flight school in april of i became a rotary wing 1966. aviator and helicopter pilot december 7, 1966. on the way home to new jersey for christmas, i stopped in at fort bragg. they said you have to sign in here. we are putting together a new helicopter assault company. of thes the beginning helicopter company. we deployed from fort bragg, north carolina, in early may of 1967 and went northeast of saigon. a place called bearcat. it was about 15 to 20 kilometers northeast of saigon. it was the headquarters for the ninth infantry division, the old reliables. we had two assault helicopter companies. they lift company of chinooks. in the ninth division headquarters. most of our flying was in the south of saigon in the mekong delta. that means a lot to a pilot because if you get shot up or lose in engine, you always have a place to land. you don't have the same problem as

i spoke with a lot of graduate students at rutgers. this billevastated if goes through. thank you for being here. i know you are in the midst of exams and it is a big sacrifice to come down here and speak to us. perfect example of a citizen contributing to america. you are not a drag on society. you worked and went to school. gop tax bill would charge her upwards of $15,000 in taxes. the children with born to america's richest parents. they may spend money recklessly because they never have to work a day in their lives. the gop tax bill rewards them with $3 million each. in your opinion, do we need more kids born with silver spoons, if we are investing our limited resources to one group, who shouldn't be -- who should it be? >> good question. as i spoke earlier as being a student who did not come from independently wealthy families, i think about an analogy we use in science called the bottleneck effect. pile of coins that represent people with different economic stances. some are wealthy, some not. a mix. you also have the neck of the bottle. at the end there is an open

. >>> a developing story out of rutgers. charges members of a sorority were drugged during a mixer in september. claiming members of the fraternity spiked their drink with a mixture of alcohol and xanax. ten members of the sig ma delta got sick. some passed out. the fraternity has been suspended for two years. >>> the white house has released the approximate the and first lady's first official christmas portrait. melania trump tweeted out this of them smiling between snow covered trees in the white house. >>> we're talking snow. >> it does look pretty with all the christmas lights. within the past 24 hours we've seen up to 7 to 8 inches of snow. as those winds crossover, more lake effect is likely. as for additional snowfall k accumulations, 4 to 5 inches in those heavier bands. as we go through the day this area will produce heavier downpours downpours. it moves through louisiana on sunday. rainfall amounts about 2 to 3 inches. again, especiallyf i y >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>> now to a story that's really out

. >>> a developing story out of rutgers. members of a sorority were allegedly drugged by members of a fraternity during september. the school's newspaper uncovered documents claiming that members of the fraternity spiked a drink with a mixture of alcohol and xanax. ten members of the cigna delta tau fraternity got sick. some passed out. the sigma chi fraternity has been suspended for two years. >>> the white house has released the president and first lady's christmas portrait. in the cross hall of the white house. >>> we are talking snow for some folks. dylan dreyer is back. >> 'tis the season. it looks pretty. it is back through the great lakes where we have had most of our snow. within the past 24 hours, we have seen about 7, 8 inches of snow. you can see as the cold winds cross over the unfrozen great lakes, more lake snow is likely. as for additional snowfall accumulations, between four and five inches of snow specially in those areas that get stuck in those heavier bands. we have heavier rain down south. as we go throug