why take the sd card, of all things?according to the people who posted the video a person was able to jimmy down that window. we found out there were six identical thefts in the area and so you have somebody with a busted out window. you have this car where the window is jimmied down but this guy got away with the sd cards on the sat nav. >>> serious pete back with another ridiculous challenge. this one, ooh, ooh, ooh. >> what i'm doing today is taking a ton of these warhead squeezers, to top it off, they've ben expired for the past three years. >> oh! if it's a sealed container it's probably okay. i'm more concerned about his jaw when he drinks the juice. >> he fills up with the gigantic muck. >> oh, man, this could be bad news. >> psyches himself. >> ♪ ooga-chock-a, ooga-chock-a >> he just destroyed that entire tanker in one go. [ burps ] >> that wasn't sour at all. what the hell? but something doesn't feel right, right away. >> yeah, he's feeling a bit wrong. >> my stomach does not feel right, right now. ugh. >> just

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after he sd he gave the puck to one young fan. as he gets the puck. >> first of all, when you look around, this isn't cole fieldhouse, but it is maryland basketball. what do you feel when you walk around here? >> again, when you say it's maryland basketball, it doesn't make a difference where it's at. >> reporter: what do you remember about the 1958 team? >> what i personally remember, the guys. you're much closer. i think much closer. we had a tougher coach who made us be more close to each other. >> reporter: what kind of team were you? who was the superstar? >> basically we had no superstar. nobody really hogged the ball. there's nobody you could really go to. you just depended upon whoever wound up with it, you knew you were going to take a good shot and everybody was going to support you. >> reporter: 1958, do you remember the acc championship game? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: what was that like? >> you're there. you're playing inca home court advantage. the fans, you were scumbags, whatever, excuse that expression. >> reporter:

did get a statement from the national congressional committee it says in part wehe highest possible sd especially while serving in congress. >> so far no confirmation from congressman meehan's press office at this point. but it is widely being that intf cole just a couple days ago congressman meehan claimed no wrongdoing. thomas? >> certainly more to come. breaking news out of moorestown, new jersey, police are looking for a knife-year-old woman. authorities say rose pet cofsky last seen just before 6:00 at the artist senior living lippin. she's driving a beige toyota camry with acg if you think you've spotted her please call police. >>> another developing story out of chadds ford, delaware county, a monsignor at church faces theft and drug charges ton night after the news broke saint cornelius church held an emergency closed door meeting. last spring monsignor greg four polante announced his departure in a church bulletin sight citing medical issues. state police and drug sniffing dogs to called to investigate a package. inside what is believed to be illegal drugs. church leaders sent

. >> they sd ed to give people warning the weekend before the storm via e-mails, text messages and phone calls. >> when the storm finally hit the national weather service put an amber alert saying that flash flooding was imminent. >> it went to the thomas fire area at 2:46 a.m. but santa barbara officials were concerned it didn't reach certain verizon customers. they issued a county wide alert at 3:51 when the debris flow was already starting. officials answered criticism on thursday that the alerts came too late. >> we knew we couldn't put the alert out doing the evacuation orders and warnings because it would have gone out to the entire county and caused great confusion. >> i don't think they could have ever saw this coming but if they said everybody should leave we couldn't have sustained so many people in this situation right now. >> the office of emergency management is looking at ways to improve that cell phone emergency alert system and the sheriff's office said that it issued both mandatory and voluntary evacuation orders based on the best information it had at the time. the rain

more importantly for people like me, i travel with a lot of like usb dongles and sd cards and i can'tto my ipad. >> i just bought a new television within the last month, lead-up to christmas, merry christma to me, and i am amazed at the voice commands that it uses. i really don't need this to be wired to cable anymore, because if i use bluetooth, i can get everything come nothing my television, as-is. no need for a roku stick. tell me what innovations we're going to see in screens hanging on the walls? >> oled technology makes the image brighter and clearer. but to your point this is going to be -- this stick is going to become less and less relevant. i don't think it's going away any time sooor streaming featur going to be built directle tele control. one of the big themes is going to be integration with google assistant and amazon alexa. >> all right, anthony, chris, so great to talk to you. i'm consid officially arl >> thank you. >> and that is the show for today. i'm contessa brewer. becky will be n week. thank you so much for joining us. next week those holiday bills are coming.

brock: that is the goal, and it certainly makes a lot of sense, but there is ado you buy into sd birds have flown the cage, but the new ones have not taken route. it is a nice theory. i question whether china can survive that kind of economic stress right now. perhaps in the future at some point. >> you know of what about conglomerates - a lot about conglomerates. six of its units have been suspended. >> do they still have more that are trading? is is this symptomatic of far more widespread issues china will have to undertake, or is it a couple of rogue conglomerates that have to rein in asset expeditions overseas? brock: no, i think the debt issues china has are under considered or underreported. when you see a company like hna or any large mna conglomerates being pressured to straighten out the balance sheets, the market should look at that as a positive development. that means chinese bureaucrats and regulators are acknowledging there is a problem, and taking steps to deal with it. over the short term, that creates dislocation. >> do they close a systemic risk? -- pose a systemic ri

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another student a male is you sd to his injuries after being transferred to the hospital. 19 are treated for injuries. some injuries occurring in a panic as the shooting took place. the shooter has been arrested or identified by police and take neon custody. a 15-year-old student. according to police he's charged prelipreliminary with murder and attempted murder. the weapon is a hand gun. motive is unknown. what is known as announced by kentucky's govern certificate pain inflicted on this community. >> governor: this is a wound that will take a long time to heal. for some in this community will never fully heal. >> a former student says there is a common area here at the high school ad jays ept to the cafeteria, where students gather before classes. if you look at the timing of the first shots. it's before the first bell. third party information, a student in the high school relaying to his brother, a former student. they were in the common area and where the initial part of the shooting took place. subsequent the panic students scattered. hundreds came screaming and running out of the h

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. >> reporter: dickdick vermeal sd the eagles are in for a tough one today. >> i think falcons are aetter team than people give them credit for. last week when they played the beth team than they were -- a better team than they were all year. i think they are beatable, the eagles can beat them, but they have to play very, very well. >> the boys are back from the bye. flyers return from their four day vacation, flyers in voorhees yesterday for a hard 45 minute practice. getting ready for the devils later tonight one of the teams they are standings. flyers face the devils four times in the next 15 games. >> weouple of days off. we're not boat. i think it's a good team for us to play coming off the break. we can't take them lightly they area goo >> reporter: lots of college hoops tonight, as well, including number one ranked villanova. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. i got salmonella just thinking about it. me too. you want clean, get a cleaner with bleach in it. clorox means clean. but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to

sd >> kaufman was locked up there on weapons charges after showing a gun when investigators came to search his office. he was moved to the hudson county jail following the arrest. >> e we don't think it would be prudent to lodge them together. >> reporter: they are due in court on tuesday for detention hearings. he's being held for trial on charges connected to the search at his office. i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> now to new details in the murder investigation of a university of pennsylvania student who was found dead in california. today we learned that three search warrants have been issued in connection with the death of blaze bernstein. we also know that a high school friend was the last person to see the sophomore alive. he told police that the two of them went to meet someone at the park where bernstein was later found dead. his grandfather spoke last nugt at a vigil for the teen. >> we thank god for the finality. he's with god now. >> the friend interviewed is not named as a person of interest or a suspect. we're still awaiting bernstein's official cause of death. our sister

congress to pass a spending bill and negotiations just hit a major snag it's wednesday, january 17, 2018 sd box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equity futures wh futures. what a ride yesterday. the markets shooting up to a 283-point gain for the dow, then giving it all back >> rattled >> ten points down >> down 295. >> that's something to watch up 300 points we were watching with anticipation, down by that much is also something to watch. >> has to be like a fever breaking for people who are still not in >> now it's time to get in >> every d

obviously, the residences what matter, and that calculated out to an sd-42. the max windows you can buy these days is a 50, so you're pretty high up on the ratings. again, there's some over night noise, but it's just pine street's busy, and you've got all these businesses bouncing the noise back. i'm happy to answer any questions about the study, and i don't know if it was submitted, but i'm happy to supervise it, as we provide it, as well. >> any questions from the commissioners? yes, commissioner perez? >> hi. thanks for coming in. so right now, i don't think the restaurant on the ground floor has a permit -- an entertainment permit? >> they do, an extended hours permit. >> so are you doing any additional soundproofing between the first levels and the rest of the floors? >> yeah, we didn't gotten there yet, but the part of my scope is of course dealing with what we call architectural acoustics, so we will be dealing with that, absolutely. >> but you're not running entertainment, you're just serving food, food late, right? >> but in the future, they might po

do you think she's going to remember or care it was more sd o.j. than fbi? strzok replied, agreed.y talked about a special counsel to take on the clinton e-mail case and floated patrick fitzgerald. the texts reference the use of nine government e-mail accounts and enkrapted apps for fbi business, a possible violation of records laws. before the justice department confirmed thousands of texts were recovered, grasslee said the timing was disconcerting. >> maybe there is a legitimacy for it but doesn't it seem strange? >> the senator wants to release trips p the committee's investigation of the june 2016 trump tower meeting including an interview with the president's son. feinstein released the transcript on her own about the dossier. she said she wants the transcripts out as long as it doesn't interfere with the special counsel's investigation. >> a new report hillary clinton intervened when her weight campaign manager wanted to fire a senior advisor because of sexual harassment claims. that according to the "new york times." it says burns strider, clinton's faith advisor and was mar

yesterday and today the two warmest day sds of the year so far this year, we are not far into the year but yesterday up to what degrees and today 43 that is 3 degrees above normal. it's not that warm yet but after temperatures stuck well below freezing a lot of snow and ice is melting, if you look across the eastern two-thirds across the country. there is warm air cincinnati, 60 and watch ta 60 and we are match into 50s and 60s over the next few days. and we have moisture building, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the snow across the northern plain states. mixing with rain across the southern plains, this system will not bring us rain it will bring us rain but could be a good soaking as we head toward the weekend, this is what to expect. continued warming, we get up into the 50s tomorrow and 60s on friday. and then the moisture moves in. and first in the form of clouds and fog thursday night into friday. and also a soaking rain up to 2 inches of spots and i'll time out the rain and let you know what it means for your weekend in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> we may b

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rememb the tech company ceo m cook, he once sd apple es not avoidaying taxes. itays every tax d >> here's what they concluded. apple is engaged in a sophisticated scheme to pay little or no corporate taxes on 74 billion in revenues held overseas. >> that is total political crap. there's no truth behind it. apple pays every tax dollar we owe. liz: apple stock ending the day in the green up more than a percent $179 and change. we are also watching whether or not apple will be the first $1 trillion company. has to hit 194 mark for that. let's bring in money expert keith fitzgerald. keith, what do you think of this money coming back? i don't think anybody saw this coming. do you think microsoft, google, and facebook will follow up with the same move? >> you know, the pressure is on, liz. this doesn't get any bigger, better, or more valuable for shareholders than an action like this. i'm very excited. i think it's great that tim cook is pushing back. he is no dummy, and he knows which way the wind is blowing. so i have to imagine other ceos are not going to be far b

fellow apple suppliers and sd micro rebounding as well so tech one of the best perform willing sectorske a look at pharma. interesting m & a activity in european pharma. sanofi agreeing to acquire ablynx the global bond selloff also continues. take a look at the german five year yield touching positive territory for the first time since late 2015 on this expectation that central banks will begin unwinding stimulus. and this expectation of this unwinding that has resulted in the euro gaining momentum against the u.s. dollar. yes, slightly lower today. but still up 3% for the year take a look at the uk pound. higher by 4% in 2018 though some analysts saying the trajectory could being complicated by uncertainty around uk politics 140 for the pound. back to you. >> thank you >>> and some controversy meanwhile over fitness trackers making news this morning are the devices and apps revealing sensitive military information nbc's ha ns nichols has the latest. >> there is a global heat map that is pout out where you can compare and compete with fellow runners or bikers. the issue is that a lot

>> the last chairman chief of sd we had that dilemma every day.f means does democracy allow itself to take while defending itself while knowing these means violate other values like human lives, human privacy, right of privacy and others. i think that, in certain times, the leaders of israel got themselves a little bit confused between tactics and strategy. kill someone or bomb something, and they thought it would help them change history. so the story is of a great or many, many, many great tactical successes of the intelligence community but, yet, a strategic failure from its leaders thinking that they can use violence or use intelligence to stop history rather to turn to compromised political discourse and statements. >> let's talk about the examples. the '72 munich olympics, israel watched its athletes get keeled and felt germany wasn't willing to even at least try and save the israeli soldiers. how did that moment convince some people who were actually quite skeptical of assassination actually that knows that's what israel needed to do? >> un

website sd .net has availability of live for public meetings.administrative rules website citizens follow the rule process. body has done a number of to advance transparency accountability in state year you took up many to codify the concept measure 22. servants from west river east river, on the right and the left came together to these bills. total of nine replacement were passed. laws officials agency heads are prohibited accepting expensive gifts lobbyists. whistleblower provisions been created. and officials who state service may not for two years. funds may not be used personal expenses. new accountability board has established to receive complaints initiate and refer i appointed four judges to this board. two government is about more accessibility and transparency,though. hsalso about efficiency. you can go online to renew driver's license, amy for a look up the status of an or parolee. the restaurant health scores. your take home pay to states. state conditions buy hunting fishing hi sense, and to communicate with the of south dakota. of

from the rolls and what the supplemental process does is it says the reason we think this person move sd because they haven't voted. that's the only piece of evidence they have when they purge somebody -- >> if you think that somebody didn't vote for 20 years that doesn't weigh an inference that the person moved? >> in the legislative history they rejected amend ents like that t. they rejected 100 year rules. we don't -- >> than the isn't enough even to spark an inquiry by sending a postcard? saying if, in fact, you just decided you didn't want to vote for 20 years but you want to keep your name on the list and still in the district, send this back, that would be illegal. >> your honor, we're talking about the people who don't send it back which is the lashlg majority. when you don't get the notice back it tells you absolutely nothing about whether the person has moved. so when you get to the end of the three stages of the process, to years of non-voting, not getting the notice, no idea why or where and four more years of non-voting. the only evidence they have is they moved. >> if not g

read, especially in the second case in the abortion case, one of the things that are striking, the sd's office always does this. the tone is sober, a gray brief in many different -- it tries to and provide a common sense solution between what parties are and reject some of the more extreme claims. i think rhetorically that is effective. what's claims the difference, as objective matter the strength of the arguments are different. telling a pro-life entity that that they are- -- there is a stronger challenge to the .onstitutionality of that requiring an entity that could be mistaken for a hospital or entity -- to make clear they are -- i would imagine there are regulations the -- that govern the disclosures that have to be made. a much greater danger of confusion without those notices. >> i have a sense that the administration and this office has taken a large number of toitions that are contrary to institutional interests, in theental power supreme court and in the lower you see larger number briefs that i've seen from republican administrations taking positions the government can't do

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