act even if net neutrality is not there ok we'll return through the courts ok i want to ask maybe scott real quickly and then maybe scott can finish up what about the quote the in the court. record that i don't why do why i don't want me to trial and so i'm fine with this i mean it's going to go back to the way it was and we got last few seconds go ahead scott ok so you've had several judges speak out against it already. in support of that to trial it also you had governors actually supported that neutrality certainly a good lawyer knows the law but a great lawyer knows the judge so is the relationships with anything that is for the people on florida good and that will be the case of that and there's a huge area and i'm sorry well that's that's the best ending on this program in a very long time that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guess in new york and in tampa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. you next time you remember last time. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the gang so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch

think that they could they will this will be overturned through the courts ok i want to ask maybe scott realquickly and then maybe scott can finish up what about the quote the in the court. of the court that i don't why do why i don't want neutrality song fine we're going to go back to the way it was and we got last two seconds go ahead scott ok so you've had several judges speak out against it already. in support of that your trial it also you had governors actually supported that neutrality certainly a good lawyer knows the law but a great lawyer knows the judge so is the relationships with anything that is for the people of florida good and that will be the case of that in this area line. that's the best ending on this program in a very long time that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guest in new york and in tampa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. you next time your member cost. about one hundred fifty of them i did not. know my mother. on that image if one came it up about this missile but came away a lot of money will be still slot. machine of sl

real quickly and then maybe scott can finish up what about the quote the in the court.of the court that i don't i do why i don't want me trial and so on fine with this i mean it's going to go back to the way it was and god last few seconds go ahead scott ok so you've had several judges speak out against it already. in support of that through trial and also you had governors actually supported that neutrality certainly a good lawyer knows the law but a great lawyer knows the judge so and the relationships will try anything that is for the people of florida and and that will be the case of that and the area and i'm sorry well that's that's the best ending on this program in a very long time that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in new york and in tampa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. you next time a member. a rebuttal from stephen both. hollywood guy you suspect. proud american first of all i'm just george bush and honored to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different on this day. with all t

scott: this isn't a machine from willy wonka's factory. this is, like, you know -- this is -- this is the real deal. this is, like, you know... mike: do you mind talking over here? scott: i-i mean, if you want to talk, i'll -- i'll... i'll -- yeah, we can talk. mike: that was not the way that i wanted it to go. i wanted to come in here and say i am sorry, truly, that i did not defend you when the [bleep] hit the fan and stuff happened here. the culture was, yeah, something that i created. and i was doing what i thought was right, and i didn't know what the [bleep] i was doing. scott: you thought what was right was to defend them and -- and treat me like an outcast? mike: i never thought that was right, scott. scott: people had the wrong idea about me because of you. -mike: okay. -scott: and that's -- like, that's -- that's terrible. mike: i apologize for that, scott. it -- things get blown up. things blew up. i never intentionally -- scott: you did intentionally turn -- mike: i apologize for that. scott: you just said you didn't, but you did. -say you did. -mike: i did it. and i'm sorry for th

lemonis: even worse, there was his brother scott. the realrum expert in the family, mike had essentially forced him out of the business shortly before i arrived. you were the artist. let's just call it like it is. yeah, i mean, mike -- mike designed drums and stuff, but when it came to, you know, putting your hands on it an doing it, that was all me. i, in my career, have made thousands, like, i think 5,000 drums. so what's the story? why'd you leave? what happened? well, my brother formed a mutiny, is what i say. so there they were, two people who could've helped mike run that business thousands of times better than he could have if he only listened to them. so i made sure he did and made chris a full partner. and then, as painful as it was, we got mike and scott talking again. people had the wrong idea about me because of you. and that's -- like, that's -- that's terrible. i apologize for that, scott. it -- things get blown up, things blew up. i never intentionally -- you did intentionally, turn -- i apologize for that, okay. no, you just s

scott. not going to take much to get warm, as cold as it is out, so common in. you can take the fox 29 winter weather authority with you, track the chill in real time along with scott, kathy, sue and the weather team, pretty easy download the fox 29 weather authority app. it is free and available in both the itunes and google play stores. >> and we're following breaking news, out of northeast philadelphia. that's where police say a 11 year old girl suddenly died. neighbor found the child unresponsive during a sleep-over. police say just after 10:00 this morning, that resident made the tragic discovery, medics took the child to aria-torresdale hospital where she was pronounced dead about an hour later. neighbors are saddened and remain in shock. >> it is devastating. i don't know, it is really sad. it is horrible. very nice kid. they're all, you know, they all played out here all the time, all the kids played out here. it is just crazy. >> no word right now on her cause of death as police continue to investigate. >> people have been returning to what's left of their homes in a delaware county condominium building. last night a raging fire tore through it all. >> but

storm pearson is a master of big budget action but his movies always wrestle with the real issues of our time. both scott peterson started his career directing crime thrillers he focused on topics such as hit and run accidents blackmail and rate more than twenty five million viewers watched his one nine hundred seventy seven t.v. movie heifetz likeness about a sexual relationship between a teacher and pupil. four years later came the feature film that attracted the attention of hollywood just bought it was nominated for six oscars and although it didn't win any it did open plenty of. doors for peterson. the german director began working with some of us cinemas biggest stars he made the action film air force one starring harrison ford. the perfect storm with george clooney and the historical epic troy with brad pitt. but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten years for the director now seventy five years old to make another film and this time he's returned to germany revisiting his own comedy few gagandeep bank from one nine hundred seventy

scott has been great. a real student of the tax world. that was pat. great job [applause]. kevin mccarthy. he have a rougher year than most of us. but it's one hell of a way to lose weight. so maybe what i will do we are getting rid of all that nods in the ties. it means jobs. we're in a very special time it's good to be even more so. we will have a few of those folks come up let me just say mister president you made the case for the text the. we have committed the right of center. mister president incorporation's to your nominees we put 12 circuit court judges in place you hold the record. you've ended the over regulation. and what the house finished this morning it means america is going to start growing again. thank you mister president for all you are doing. first of all, what this represents is a promise that each and every one of us made. something this big it could not had been done without exquisite leadership. thank you for getting us over the hump. this has been such a team effort. from the president's economic team. i want to thank thank you so much for your lead

you need all the details you can track weather conditions in real time along with scott, kathy, sue and the weather team it's easy just download the fox 29 weather authority app. it's free and it's available in both the i tunes and google play stores. >>> skyfox over the cherry hill mall as many hit the stores for the annual post christmas rush even the cold hasn't stopped shoppers from returning to the stores. >> not everyone is making returns. >> no. some are just shopping again. fox 29's brad sattin spending the day at quaker bridge mall with shoppers he joins us live from lawrence township in mercer county. brad they're doing more shopping than returning. >> reporter: yeah, bill. here we thought the holiday shopping season was that officially over. turns out we were wrong. we thought today was more of a day to return those unwanted gifts. but it turns out there is still more shopping to be done. enticement is around every corner, 20, 50, 60, even 75% off. but the day after christmas isn't about buying, it's about returning. you know all those things that santa mister mark on or show

you can track these frigid temperature here in real time along with scott, sue and kathy. download the fox 29 weather authority app so you'll never be surprised by the weather. it is easy, free and available in both i tunes and google play stores. scott will be back in a little later on with his seven day forecast. >>> happening right now, authorities now believe they know what caused the death of an 11-year-old girl during a sleepover. meanwhile the community in northeast philadelphia is stepping up to help the family dealing with the tragedy during the holidays. our dave schratwieser joins us live from northeast detectives to night in mayfair with the latest. dave? >> reporter: chris, family, friends and complete strangers are stepping up for this family and their doing that as police now say their investigation is over. >> the findings are it most likely will be natural death. >> reporter: that conclusion from philadelphia police thursday following a thorough investigation into the death of a 11-year-old jordan pre should know who died during a leap sleepover tuesday ni

real. >> right. scott lucas. thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and we'll talk about that climate change tweet a little later here on the show. confusing climate with weather. big difference there. in the meantime, a tweet from the u.s. president sent out thursday morning, it's raised some eyebrows. >> mr. trump wrote, "caught red-handed. very disappointed that china is allowing oil to go into north korea. there will never be a friendly solution to the north korea problem if this continues to happen." >> also from that interview with the "new york times" the president said this -- "china hurting u.s. very badly on trade, but i've been soft on china because the only thing more important to me than trade is war." let's go live to cnn's alexandra field following the story live in beijing this hour. always a pleasure to have you. alexandra, this response a very sharp one from the u.s. president. has there been any response, though, to the tweet or the accusation? >> well, the accusation has had a response, george, an

special counsel did not give us an indication when they released their budget so it's a real open question. >> scott you. >>> we're working now on a story for you that is 5:00. wendy rieger joins me with more. wendy? >> this is a holiday disaster you do not want. fires like that happen every year and that is just one kind of holiday emergency that can hurt your familiar. so tonight we'll work for you with some important tips to make sure that your holidays stay safe. >>> also, new at 5:00, this is a groundbreaking new method to help people who suffer from seizures. it's only approved for adults but a local teenager is giving this a try and doreen gentzler will show how it works and d.c. wants to crack down on its rat problem. who wouldn't? we'll show you how that works and introduce you to a woman who describes herself as a frustrated rat warrior. and we're going to get her take on just how bad this problem is and what a rat warrior is. so i will be joining you in just a afternoon. >> you've got it, wendy. this we've got to see. see you in a little bit. >>> to your forecast now, amelia dr has your z

scott. >>> this year's shortage of real christmas trees is not only real, but really profitable for one bay area company. >> this is thomas harmon, the ceo and founder of balsam hill, a company that makes high-end artificial christmas trees so real looking you don't know they are fake. he walked us through his warehouse and showed how bare the shelves are. normally, they are stocked with trees, not this year. >> this is our seventh or eight year and i have never seen it like this. the last time they were this empty is when we moved into the building and put the shelves up. >>> you know the saying, blink and you will probably see it? in this case, without a blink, you will miss it, even if you squint. this is what's called the record breaking christmas card. it is the smallest christmas card, ever. you can see it there. a lab in england created it on a silicon membrane. don't think of dropping this in the mail. 200 million would fit on one postage stamp. as it says, it is the thought that counts. >> if you can't see it, you don't know it's a card. what am i doing with this mail? >> i can't s

and scott's properties have become prime real estate for more than just buyers.egal occupants called squatters have infiltrated nearly every neighborhood in las vegas. how big of a problem are squatters for you? >> huge. in the last few months i have had to deal with squatters on a weekly basis. >> have you ever felt threatened? >> you could be showing a property, looks great from the outside. shows vacant in our multiple listing service and you walk in and there's somebody in the property. it happens all the time. >> scott is taking me to one of the properties he represents. a multi-unit apartment that's been vacant for two years. it's boarded up, but illegal occupants have come and gone and trashed the place. >> squatters are not home owners. they don't have pride in home ownership. they just tear up our houses. stealing copper. stealing appliance left and right. therefore, the neighborhood values around that spot or property go down. >> squatters usually crash in vacant properties at night so it's unlikely we'll encounter anyone. but scott doesn't take any cha

sentenced everyone to because of what he wanted. >> for scott peterson, he doesn't feel badly about that because he's like what's the difference. there's no realng. that's it. it's all about scott and what's fun for scott. >> in terms of committing the cyber crime, i think the san francisco bay was the deepest grave within driving distance and the most terrific because we learned later that lacey often got seasick when she was on the vote and her mother brought that up in court saying you knew she got seasick and this is where you put her for all eternity. it was just like the heaviest thing because you realize even more how cruel it was. >> as a prosecutor handled the cases and victims of violent crime, my heart broke for lacey and connor and the life that she would never get to live and just the cold callous nature of scott peterson. >> when you watch them in the interviews, it's a most like we all know somebody like this. maybe we knew something like this in high school who felt like they can get away with anything and scott was known to tell people what they wanted to hear. did he think he could get away with it? could he lie his way out o

sentenced everyone to because of what he wanted. >> for scott peterson, he doesn't feel badly about that because he's like what's the difference. there's no reals no feeling, it's just play acting. that's it. it's all about scott and what's fun for scott. >> in terms of committing the cyber crime, i think the san francisco bay was the deepest grave within driving distance and the most terrific because we learned later that lacey often got seasick when she was on the vote and her mother brought that up in court saying you knew she got seasick and this is where you put her for all eternity. it was just like the heaviest thing because you realize even more how cruel it was. >> as a prosecutor handl the cases and victims of violent crime, my heart broke for lacey and connor and the life that she would never get to live and just the cold callous nature of scott peterson. >> when you watch them in the interviews, it's a most like we all know somebody like this. maybe we knew something like this in high school who felt like they can get away with anything and scott was known to tell people what they wanted to hear. did he think he could get away with

could they will this will be overturned through the courts ok when asked maybe scalia real quickly and then maybe scottcan finish up what about the quote the in the court. of the court that i don't i don't why i don't want net neutrality so i'm fine with this i can go back to the way it was and i got last a few seconds go ahead scott ok so you've had several judges speak out against it already. in support of that your trial it also you had governors actually supported that neutrality certainly a good lawyer knows the law but a great lawyer knows the judge so is the relationships with anything that is for the people on fortunately a good and that will be the case of that and there's a huge area and i'm pretty well balanced that's the best ending on this program in a very long time that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guest in new york and in tampa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. you next time you remember. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to be able to meet people and this is just simple song alone even som

real life racism in america. is hollywood at its fastest thing mainstream entertainment with a serious social message. but what about two thousand and eighteen what films are you looking forward to scott yeah quite a few but i say top the list has to be steven spielberg's new movie after all these superhero movies finally something about real life a historical real life story it's called the post and i go on. the newspaper the washington post publishes secret government documents the pentagon they forced president nixon at the end of the vietnam war. i might have some. misty precious time. just government secrets male straight as the publisher who spoke truth to power will be the supreme court next evening. when we could all go to prison. looks like it's going to be steven spielberg classic i'm very excited about a movie called the captain by drum director robert schrenker who spent most of his career in hollywood during big blockbusters but now he surprises with this new flu it's completely black and white. a journey to search for finds a captain's uniform. when i have lived here and indicted his most violent fantasies my it's a brutal and radical film about war crime from the crimin

you can track weather conditions in real time along with scott, kathy, sue and the entire weather authorityeam it's very easy. you just download our fox 29 weather authority app. it's free and available in both the i tunes and google play stores. >>> now to developing story out of philadelphia. one-man crime spree that ends with an officer opening fire. police say it started when the guy targeted a woman unloading christmas presents from her car. fox 29's dave schratwieser following this story fours. he's live in university city with all the details. dave? >> reporter: bill, the suspect is still in stable condition here at penn presbyterian hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest after he was shot by police investigators saying this all started with a carjacking early this morning of a woman who was unloading christmas gifts from her car. it was just before 9:00 tuesday morning when police say a man walked into this corner deli at 52nd and irving and pulled a gun on a customer. a frightened deli employee spoke to us about the robbery from behind a bullet proof shield tuesday night. >> cu

scott. like everybody should. you don't have to be outside because you can stay caught up with the fox 29 winter weather authority take it with you on the go track the chill in real time along with scott, kathy, sue and the weather team it's easy just download our fox 29 weather authority app. it's free and it's available in both the i tunes and google play stores. >>> we have breaking news out of northeast philadelphia. police say an 11-year-old girl suddenly died. >> neighbor found the child unresponsive during a sleepover. let's get right out to dave schratwieser life in north philadelphia with the breaking details. dave. >> reporter: bill as you can well imagine this is a neighborhood in mourning, sadness hanging over the neighborhood here on angus place. young girl was found around 10:15 this morning at that house with the orange pickup truck. a neighbor's home, parents were home. five or six children were at the house for a sleepover overnight. she was found around 10:15 this morning unresponsive taken to a local hospital and then pronounced dead. northeast detectives and detectives from around the city have been working on this investigation all day long.

you have people suffering whether we agree or not, pastor scott, we need to engage in real policy andl discussions that lead to something, not have photo ops. it's not a question of you saying us getting in to an intercourse with the president. we just don't want to be screwed by the president. >> let me say this. >> and this will be the last word. >> let me just say this. i have a tremendous amount of respect for you. i'm having dialogue with the white house every day. we're working on some very, very positive tangible initiatives that are going to enhance the urban community. we are working on that right now. but we're working together. the photo op is when all we want to do is take our time to criticize the president and throw rocks at him because that's the way we get our picture in the paper. that's the way we get on television. that's the way it seems like now. [ all talking at once ] >> i just want to get on television, i want to see us deal with health care for our people. >> we can make it happen. >> and that kind of dialogue i do not know donald trump has the capacity to hav

. >>> you can track these frigid temperatures in real time along with scott, sue and kathy. download the fox 29 weather authority app to see how cold it will get. it's easy it's free available in both i phones and google play stores. scott will be back a little later with his seven day forecast. >>> happening right now, neighborhood is stepping up after the sudden death of a young girl. doughing are pouring that nor the family 11-year-old girl who died during a steep over in northeast physical. authorities now believe they know why she died. all right dave schratwieser joins us live from northeast detectives in mayfair. dave? >> reporter: lucy, northeast detectives just wrapped up a news conference a short time ago and they now say their part of this investigation is over. >> the findings are that most likely will be natural death. >> reporter: that was the word from philadelphia police thursday following a thorough investigation and an autopsy on 11-year-old jordan pre shunk who died during a sleepover tuesday night at a neighbor's home an angus place in the northeast. >> t

tape, the last time this happened that the senate would not go forward until scott brown was sworn in, so there's gonna be a real push for him to swear in the senator. and then, the margin is so slim if anybody defects, and there may be some defections because, as joe said, not every republican's in step with this because the constituencies are really calling in. if you call any senator's office today, you can't get through because so many americans are calling, voicing their opinion on this tax plan because they don't feel it's going to help them. erin: so, even though there's an agreement between the senate and the house, may not be--? joe: oh, absolutely not. it's not a done deal yet. eleanor: far from a done deal. erin: we'll see what happens. always a pleasure. eleanor, joe, thanks so much for being here. eleanor: thank you, erin. erin: all right, next on nbc 10 "@ issue," did he, or didn't he? senator bernie sanders accuses the president of failing to say he's sorry for crude comments mr. trump made in the past about women. our partners at factcheck.org get to the bottom of the issue when we come right bac

scott has been great. john -- >> over here. >> john. great job, john. rob portman, a real student of the tax world., thank you very much. [ applause ] >> i want to thank dish said hello to john cornyn. pat toomey, he has been -- we rode together in pennsylvania. but pat, where's pat? pat? [ applause ] >> great job. he knows his business. susan collins, we want to thank. susan is around someplace. susan. thank you, susan. all friends -- i mean, i look at these people. it's like we're warriors together. christie nome and diane black our great speaker paul ryan, and he is a great speaker. >> hey! [ applause and cheers ] >> great job. kevin mccarthy. [ applause and cheers ] >> kevin. >> what a job, kevin. we had fun, did we have a good time? >> yes. >> steve scalise. he is braver than all of us. [ applause and cheers ] >> yeah! >> where is he? [ applause and cheers ] >> oh, boy. i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us. but a hell of a way to lose weight, steve. not a good way. we love you, steve. great job. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> great job [ applause ] >> kevin brady! kevin! [ applause an

scott: impressive. they have not really played anybody yet. syracuse comes to town saturday and that's when it gets realerly: still to come, decoration dangers. kimberly: back now with a 7 on your side consumer alert come a fire warning about holiday decorations that could leave your home in flames. a tennessee family last week had outdoor lights sparking a house fire in the middle of the night. experts say one of the biggest dangers, trees and candles. this christmas tree when up in flames in less than 40 seconds, fire engulfing the room. commission says there are hundreds of holiday-related fires every year, killing an average of 20 people and leading to more than $60 million in property damage. >> seeing your house in flames is the scariest thing to wake up to. kimberly: remember to keep trees away from heat sources. the fresher the better. it sure they are watered. if it is fake, make sure that it is flame resistant. do not leave candles unattended and inspect holiday lights for damage. see holiday tradition in a whole new light. join in the joy of christmas town at busch gar