sheila patel is one of those people. he has had a very interesting markets.merging we will get her take on what it means for the region. we have recovering oil prices and improving sentiment. she is telling clients to put money to work. that includes saudi arabia and other places. we will get that perspective. atila patel, ceo international goldman sachs asset management. thank you for joining us. we are here in abu dhabi. you are up upbeat about this heart of the world. sheila: i think there is a lot to be up being about. when you look at some of the trends, particularly what is going on in the opening of the markets in saudi, and the developments in the emirates, there are interesting investments to look at. yousef: tell me more about saudi arabia. many people had almost written off the kingdom, and now a remarkable turnaround rate 26% in terms of equities. what are you telling your clients? sheila: i think cents vision 2030 has announced, -- i think since vision 2030 was announced, many people are looking. see steps b

sheila patel is one of those people.he has had an interesting view on the emerging markets and some of the rebound. we will get her take as well on what it all means for the region. we have the recovering oil prices and recovering sentiment. to puttelling clients money to work in this part of the world, including saudi arabia and other markets. so we all get the perspective now. thank you very much for joining us on the program. we are here in of a dobby. areare of the now -- we here in abu dhabi. you are upbeat now about this part of the world. thehen you look at some of trends, particularly in the opening markets of the saudi, hopefully that continues, and the developers here in the emirates, there are interesting investments to look at. yusef: talk to me more about saudi arabia. i mentioned how many had almost written off the kingdom. going?s it what are you telling your client about the seti transformation story? >> since vision 2030 was announced, many people are turning their eyes to saudi and afghan. the key is re

from your point of view, sheila, what needs to change culturally in washington? >> i think we need to have a conversation about what how things really work in our democracy and from our perspective. of course, i've studied campaign finance, so a major part of the problem from my perspective is money in politics. so how money is raised, the role of lobbyists in raising it, and how the system is kind of mutually beneficial between candidates, members of congress, and lobbyists who help them both with legislation, crafting legislation, as well as with raising funds for their reelection. >> paul, one other idea donald trump says he will launch on day one is a constitutional amendment to term limit politicians. you say that elected officials are the problem. i did some research and looked over the past year, it turns out if you look at the data that members of the house and senate generally 87 to 89% of them return each year. that's not a lot of turnover. that's not a lot of fresh views necessarily in congress. what do you think of this idea for term limits? you're cr

. >> these are the olives i bought for sheila. sheila. >> what did she say?er take it. >> i didn't know you paid $7 for them. take the damn son of a [ bleep ] money. >> okay, you son of a [ bleep ]. give me, give me. >> little back and forth. the money finally exchanges hands. >> did you taste the olives? >> no, i did not. >> well, did you put them in a container? >> no, i did not. i didn't have time. >> the thing with these guys, they are always trying to get the last word. that's why they are going to live to 200, to make sure they get the last word. >> i didn't have time. i got too much to do. >>> that's a look at the day's top viral videos. for more check out rightthisminute.com or catch us on the next brand new episode of "rtm". >>> an all new show today with great viral videos "right this minute". an amazing view as extreme athletes come together in -- >> the biggest hammock in the world. >> see where pushing the envelope is a spiritual experience. >> this is not for beginners. >> a raccoon is found in a terrible predicament. >> that poor creature trapp

. >> these are the olives i bought for sheila. sheila. >> what did she say?er take it. >> i didn't know you paid $7 for them. take the damn son of a [ bleep ] money. >> okay, you son of a [ bleep ]. give me, give me. >> little back and forth. the money finally exchanges hands. >> did you taste the olives? >> no, i did not. >> well, did you put them in a container? >> no, i did not. i didn't have time. >> the thing with these guys, they are always trying to get the last word. that's why they are going to live to 200, to make sure they get the last word. >> i didn't have time. i got too much to do. >>> that's a look at the day's top viral videos. for more check out rightthisminute.com or catch us on the next brand new episode of "rtm". fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how t

>>reporter: and for sheila, what did you feel this morning? >> i was devastated also. i also have been in the this has always been the place for the kids to go, like she said, to feel safe, to go to plays and the library would have trams here from time to time. we would utilize the park, the playground and the basketball court. i'm saddened and it brings me to tears because this is part of our community and we love palm river, clair-l >>reporter: this is a building that had been undergoing renovations after a substantial donation to the tampa bay boys and girls club in the spring. state of the art technology, technology lab among the many additions, expansion projects underway here and many in the community, including sheila and teresa here. we're looking forward to being able to utilize the new facility. it's unclear at this point exactly how the fire began. trying to talk to anyone that they can and also combing through that debris as well to look for a possible cause. a lot of questions still out there. a lot of details to sort out but we'll be out here throughout t

limitations expired not because the facts and every day failed to - as voted on in the past june sheila what about alive today she's been gone longer than alive two painful for her family and given me permission to speak on her behave they've heard about the use of force policy and the family strongly supports mrofltz from shooting at moving vehicles her family as transformed into a sense of law we need to see sheila grow she was robbed of opportunities to live her life and create a family of her own her 10-year-old niece and nephews on her through photos nothing will bring sheila back but hope this didn't happen we're grateful to the police commission and the bar association for hard working to make sure that bayer officers from shooting 09 vehicles are stopped the q poa stop this from being for the policy the sfpd is not barricade from 1409 at vehicles and this type of - thank you, thank you for being here. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> >> good evening. i'm dean jones a community organizer and work for a local agency that helps deal with your homeless problem not mine

she she was family and friends are grateful to the commission presided what happened to sheila is one of the fax in response to the poa's recently released video. i was horrified and disgusted when i watch the poa's video. if it up to scare people into believing the sfpd should be allowed to shoot at moving vehicles is extremely disturbing. even worse, the video is the killing of michael mullen and 20 with it features one the officers who killed him and it shows a photo of michael maltz on the false news gone about the details of his killing. i know michael's sister that we both attended the same grammar school out the sunset. it's actually shape of the poa is putting blatant lies to its mentorship public about what happens to michael when the sfpd killed him. if forcing the family truck to remove his death in a very public way and up to once again defend their loved one who lost his voice against the lies being told about what happened to. the poa is going michael maul all over again. by refusing to the prohibition against shooting at moving vehicles from being included in the new us

she she was family and friends are grateful to the commission presided what happened to sheila is one of the fax in response to the poa's recently released video. i was horrified and disgusted when i watch the poa's video. if it up to scare people into believing the sfpd should be allowed to shoot at moving vehicles is extremely disturbing. even worse, the video is the killing of michael mullen and 20 with it features one the officers who killed him and it shows a photo of michael maltz on the false news gone about the details of his killing. i know michael's sister that we both attended the same grammar school out the sunset. it's actually shape of the poa is putting blatant lies to its mentorship public about what happens to michael when the sfpd killed him. if forcing the family truck to remove his death in a very public way and up to once again defend their loved one who lost his voice against the lies being told about what happened to. the poa is going michael maul all over again. by refusing to the prohibition against shooting at moving vehicles from being included in the new us

drew's sister was not a match for drew, and sheila's daughter was not a match for her. >> a couple people tried to match, but it was about finding someone, like they said, a needle in a hay stack. >> reporter: they were connected through a cross donor program because each family was an exact match for the other. >> e elizabeth, my coordinator, said, call your brother, we found a match. >> reporter: the family swapped kidneys, and in doing so, save both the life of a loved one and the life of a stranger. >> you know, with so much going on in the world and, you know, divi prime example how love trumps it all. they are family now. >> reporter: in giving they received more. a new start for their family, and lifelong friends. >> she is making plans to go and watch him play pool in vegas. >> if i do go, i'm holding them to it. >> reporter: ktc, tv3. >> a wonderful story, especially this time of year. >> it is, isn't it? but another wonderful story. >> yeah? >> the eagles expecting in florida. it looked like a new position. >> they moved. >> a new position. that's right, mom and dad, eagles taki

sheila patelas from goldman sachs talking to us earlier this month.g up, we look at one of the world's largest oil exporters looking at renewable energy investment. this is bloomberg. welcome back. one of the world's largest oil exporters wants to spend more money on a noble energy projects. saudi arabia is seeking a financial advisor to help attract investors into three renewable power projects in the kingdom. matthew martin joins us with more. let's start with the obvious. why would saudi arabia want to invest in renewable energy? >> as you mentioned, whenever anybody think so saudi ever -- saudi arabia, they think of the oil industry. saudiless known is that arabia burns about 10% of its daily production domestically on power production. is an increasing realization that is a huge opportunity lost because this is subsidized domestically and it is wasted into the local economy when this could be saved and sold abroad much more profitably for the kingdom. a potential to do something about that they keep the oil sales to earn more, especially when the

michelle: drew has plans to play pool in vegas some day and sheila's daughter says she will go watch when he does. need to do, give drew a bigger table. he will need the real deal. how about this? it costs more to make a penny than the value of a penny. think about that for a second. the cost is 1.5 cents per penny according to the "wall street journal." if you think it's not that much it adds up especially when you make 9 billion of them in a year. that is more than the nickel, dime and quarter combined. they are making a bunch of pennies. the government lost $45 million on pennies in 2016. pennies, bad investment. wow! all right. abc7 on traffic watch. trenice bishop has a look at the ride home for us. how is it looking out there? trenice: a lot of brake lights for you on the beltway. right now slow. no report of new incidents but we will take a large look at the big picture. the top of the beltway is slow. making rounds from the outer loop at the 270 spur. toward the virginia side. but here if you are takng live look at the cameras on the beltway at prince george's, heavy inner lo

sheila patelfrom global sacks asset management.that time of year when we find out what's hot and what's not when it comes to internet searches —— goldman sachs. so what were the most popular searches in 2016? it was an event in the us that obviously had global implications. what am i talking about? the us presidential election and how donald trump ranked among the most widely searched names on the most widely searched names on the internet. robin maroney from google explained why. the idea is this represents how people are searching for a candidate in the us elections, donald trump or hillary clinton, and another topic. when we're looking at this we are seeing asia is incredibly interested in his ta ke asia is incredibly interested in his take on the trans—pacific partnership. if you look at other charts you would see asia is much less prominent on this one, jp japan, singapore, vietnam. that makes sense because those were the countries most affected and the ones that had the most to lose in a situation where donald trump did pull

sheila patel is one of those people.as had a very interesting view on emerging markets and some of the rebounds we have seen. her take as well on what it all means for the region. we have the recovering oil prices and improving sentiment. the reality is that she is telling clients but money to work in this part of the world. that include saudi arabia and other markets on the back of the improving outlook, so we look at the perspective now. sheila patel, ceo of the international goldman sachs management. we are here in abu dhabi. you are upbeat about this part of the world. >> i think there is a lot to be upbeat about. there will be challenges to the em environment in this region, but when you look at the trends, the opening of the markets in saudi, and also some of the developments here in the emirates, there are interesting investments. yousef: how can we learn more about saudi arabia? earlier, i mentioned how people had almost written off the kingdom, and now remarkable turnaround. 26% this quarter in terms of saudi eq

. >> reporter: sherri's big sister sheila, and keith's sister suzanne. >> please bring her home. she has babies. she loves them. she has a family that loves her. please just bring her home. feeling, at first, of what might've happened to her? >> we still don't know. we were trying to keep a very open mind. so then we start checking with friends, family, other associates to try and put together a timeline. looking for homes that maybe had some surveillance video, and then looking to local area motels and hotels, to see if she had been seen there. >> reporter: i'm sure you looked into sherri's past. did you find anything? >> we were looking into a little bit of everything. financials, we found where she had been previously married and had been divorced. we checked with her ex-husband, who lives out of state, and found that he had not heard or seen from -- talked to her in probably six years or more. >> reporter: then from this truck stop, a woman calls in a heart-stopping lead. >> she said that she saw a young woman that fit the description of sherri papini and that when she approa

>> we have sheila jackson lee coming up and will pose that question to her. great reporting, cynthia. >>> another comment from donald trump on the hacking. he tweeted out this. if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so long to act? why did they only complain after hillary lost? with more on trump's reaction, national correspondent peter alexander with the latest. so we're hearing a similar thing from kellyanne conway who's been a on a number of programs since the news broke yesterday as well. >> reporter: we spoke to trump transition officials as well with any new reaction to nbc's new reporting describing vladimir putin's involvement in the hacking, the direct involvement and basically said we heard of what mr. trump has said in recent days. you were noting a moment ago how this is ridiculous and could have been someone sitting on their bed and not clear if there's any changed view on this issue. more broadly going forward but what is clear is that this was public weeks ago. as early as june, frankly, months ago. nbc news fi

. >> sheila runs into the house. you see a couple sitting on the couch, she grabs the woman's hand. she thinks raymond got engaged and that's his lady sitting there. she's checking. >> no ring. >> you see the woman hiding her hand, give me that. wait, what? >> you could have just asked. >> oh, jesus! oh my god! >> the bait and switch. >> that's gavin, apparently he hasn't been home for the whole days in ten years and now he is. >>> it doesn't take the long leg of the law to catch up with this guy. let's go to south china to figure out what gayle is talking about. truck driver gets to the area to make the delivery. this guy says are you my contact? yeah, let me call my boss. guy is going to leg it but the long leg of the law doesn't kick in just yet. that right there, is the driver and watch what he's about to do, it's full-on jackie chan. >> what the -- >> i'll show you begin. this driver runs up to the guy who has his phone and does a kick jump and lands on the guy. >> the guy on the scooter is looking at him, what'd you do that for? >> what's weird the truck driver said this is th

is awaiting trial in bedford county, virginia, after murdering sheila and katherine lyons in 1975. the two sisters were last seen walking from their home near the found. >>> and comet ping-pong is back open and people are showing their support for the business. the pizzaria is planning to reopen for business tomorrow. and a gold medal and beyonce have in common? they are on the short list for "time" magazine. >> the "today" show will reveal the cover this morning right here on nbc4. among the finalists, president-elect donald trump, former presidential candidate hillary clinton, she's currently leading in the "today" show poll of who should be the title person. simone biles and beyonce. norenda modi as well. >>> tom kierein, we had an ugly, cold, soggy day yesterday. >> glad that is behind us. >> it was nasty. >> it was that cold chill that got us there yesterday. but now the rain has ended. we did get over an inch of rain. we did need the rain. we have been in a drought, but now it's gone. however, we are still rather damp this morning. 4 tower camera on this wednesday morning. yo

maryland congressman eli sha comings, the ranks member house oversight committee and sheila jackson lee the congress woman from texas on the homeland security security committee, they were just two of what will be s asking for this bipartisan commission listen to how they describe the stakes that are up for grabs and why they think this needs to proceed. not only for democrats, but for republicans as well. >> i think it would be congressional malpractice if we did not look into this. i really mean that. we -- every two years, we hold of the united states. well, all of this is a part of the process. this is our democracy. we want to defend this. >> 17 of our intelligence agencies without a doubt have affirmatively made the point that it was russia that hacked into democrat entities. that means that the world watches to determine how we will remember, the way our go. is set up, it is the white house that controls a lot of these intelligence agencies, those will be under the control of the president of the united states of america after january 20th, pre tonight, jim and shawn is telling t

the red cross took in sheila johnson and her three grandchildren following the fire earlier this month but now the help is coming to an end and johnson told us they have nowhere to go. >> this is everything we have. it's gone. it's really traumatic. >> a fundraiser for the family is scheduled tonight from 5:00 until 9:00. >>> it's 5:35 right now, 56 degrees outside. this morning in burlington county one man is accused of trying to lure teenagers to his car. florence township police say he approached a group of boys who were walking on broad street on christmas day. hi alledgedly tried to get them to perform sexual acts on phim. >>> a professor at drexel university is drawing criticism for a controversial tweet. school officials met with him after he tweeted all i want for christmas is white genocide. the professor told us the term was a an imaginary concept which was mocking. this is a top ten trending topic in the u.s. we talked to a drexel student and a nearby merchant and got reaction. >> i think that he should have been more careful with his words. i believe that free speech is oka

the red cross took in sheila johnson and her three grandchildren following the fire. now that help is coming to an end and johnson told us they have no place to go. >> this is everything that we had. i mean it's gone. it's really traumatic. >> fund rauzer for the family is scheduled for tonight from 5:00 to 9:00. >>> it's 4:34 on this morning. burlington county, one man is accused of trying to lead children to his car. he approached the boys and then tried to get them to perform sexual acts on him. the victims were able to get away. >>> a professor at the university is drawing criticism for a controversial tweet. school officials met with the professor after he tweeted all i want for christmas is white genocide. he said the term was an imaginary concept which he was moxing. got reaction from a drexel student and a nearby merchant. >> i think he should have been more careful with his words. i believe that free speech is okay in this day and age but a lot of people may get offended by that. >> anytime you use the word genocide you have to be extremely careful what you'r

so let's say you want sheila jackson lee and you put in a word. they talked about climate change. >> members of the congressional black caucus tomorrow will receive the signatures and public statements of those demanding that this body fully support president obama's kleen power plant. >> let's say you want ted poe will speak a lot on the floor. he talked about iraq. put in those words and then that will get you to particular small pieces, almost like paragraphs where they made their remarks. >> the soldiers were members of the third battalion 16th field army regiment, the first calgary devision. they swore to protect the united states. >> across the top, all our video, all our clips. you can find all the clips that people make are available for other people to look for. >> who leads first, obama or assad. >> i certainly hope it is assad. >> i do but i don't think so. >> another tad that says "mentions." mentions are quotes that are valuable. >> what a bizarre decision by president pena neto to invite donald trump down there. >> on the far left si

he's awaiting trial in bedford county on charges of murder catherine and sheila lyon in 1975. it's believed they were brought to bedford county and killed after being abducted from a shopping mall in wheaton. >>> the brother of an unarmed black motorist shot by a white police officer said he could eventually find the peace to anthony slager. that comes after a distrial was declared. anthony scott said he could not forgive him until after justice is done in the death of his brother walter scott in april 2015. >>> there's many questions tonight about who is responsible for the dozens of people killed in the deadly oakland warehouse fire, and 36 bodies have been recovered so far, including a sheriff deputy's 17-year-old son. dale latest on the investigation. >> reporter: multiple agencies are working around the clock to figure out where and how the fire started in the illegally used warehouse. >> we will leave no stone unturned. >> reporter: the district attorney for alameda county has launched a criminal investigation. >> range of charges could be murder all the way to involunta

sheila johnson is the main caregiver for three grandchildren.y now have just five days left before they have to leave the red cross. the family's been there since a fire destroyed their home back on december 9th. johnson says right now they have nowhere to go. >> because this is everything that we had is gone. it's really traumatic. >> tomorrow night, a fund-raiser is being held for the family at a's place on main street in manayunk. it runs from 5:00 until 9:00 p.m. >>> gassing up in pennsylvania will cost you more in the new year. the state already has the nation's highest gas tax. when you fill up on january 1st, you'll pay an additional eight cents in tax per gallon. penndot says the money will be used to fix thousands of old bridges and roads across the state. >>> and new at 11:00, a northampton county cancer patient paying it forward this christmas. the man won a holiday contest give away from his local pizzeria, but the contest was free pizzas for a year. but as nbc10's george spencer reports, he won't be keeping any of those pies. >> rep

sheila has had an interesting view on emerging markets and the rebound we have seen. her take as well on what it means for the region. we have the recovery oil prices and improving sentiment. she is still inclined to put money in this part of the world. that includes saudi arabia and the other markets. we all get that perspective now. forla patel, thank you joining us on the program. you are up the world. >> there is a lot to be upbeat about. i think when you look at the trends, particularly the opening of the market in saudi, hopefully that continues, there is interesting investments to look at. yousef: talk to me about saudi arabia. i mentioned how people had written off the kingdom. now a remarkable turnaround. where is it going? what are you telling your clients? >> i think since vision 2030 was announced many people are asking where does it go from here? institutional investors globally , reform opening of markets, and you see steps being taken towards that. as long as we continue to have progress on the things that will develop like more free flows, access to th

we will hear from sheila patel and mark mobius. the head of the middle east's says heproduct company wants to -- property company says he wants to create a new e empire. the story that overshadowed the whole week or the negotiations over and opec deal. the world's major oil producers managed to agree to its first production cut in eight years. -- our energy reporter laid out the details of how the deal came together. >> going into this meeting, the real differences were between saudi arabia, iraq, and iran. iraq and iran argued that they should be exempt from any section cuts. iraq finally agreed to be part of the production cuts. it at the second highest level of production cuts after saudi arabia. that gave some will go room for iran, which instead of trying to push their oil production up to limits, son everybody gave a little and took a little. once those three were in line, they were able to bring everybody else in and get behind this 1.2 million barrel a day reduction in oil output starting for the first six months of next ye

before she got ill, sheila fantastic. she looks really, really well. not a mark on her skin.er her skin. so yeah. you may not want to answer this and that is fine. richie ramsay lies —— could she rationalised the diagnosis? yes. i don't want to say anything else really. that's fine. victoria's legacy is her work. people are going to enjoy her work and your work together for evermore. i hope so. that would be brilliant if it is the case. her brother wants a statue to erected in bury, where she obviously went to school. a statue of her sitting at a piano. what do you think of that idea? statue of her sitting at a piano. what do you think of that idea7m sounds gorgeous. so long as it's flattering. she wouldn't like it if it wasn't! it somehow doesn't seem enough, a statue, does it? you know, her work is the thing, isn't it? it's her work that, as you say, is the legacy and that stimulates everyone's memories of her and keeps her alive, it is the work. before you met victoria, which was i thinking the mid—devon tees and towards the late 70s, before that you were part of a kind of

i have hard copies of the civil right of the determination and we have had sheila from the supervisorampos office with - who would like to speak and the project sponsor has a presentation thank you >> ms. chung welcome. >> good afternoon, commissioners sheila on behalf of the supervisor campos i don't have to tell you that the mission is ground zero for our affordability crisis here in san francisco the difference between the could say o cost of a rental unit and new construction is huge we've had a loss of over 9 thousand low and middle-income latinos from the last decade and compared to that with a homeless crisis in the city the homelessness population that is aging one of the shocking statistics i saw if a report from the adult protective services is that our homelessness services are not equipped to deal with an aging population over 50 percent of the folks in our homeless shelters are over the age of 5020 percent over the age of 60 the targeted population that that new development will help to provide services and a housing for we think supervisor is 12r50er8d supportive of this

i have hard copies of the civil right of the determination and we have had sheila from the supervisorampos office with - who would like to speak and the project sponsor has a presentation thank you >> ms. chung welcome. >> good afternoon, commissioners sheila on behalf of the supervisor campos i don't have to tell you that the mission is ground zero for our affordability crisis here in san francisco the difference between the could say o cost of a rental unit and new construction is huge we've had a loss of over 9 thousand low and middle-income latinos from the last decade and compared to that with a homeless crisis in the city the homelessness population that is aging one of the shocking statistics i saw if a report from the adult protective services is that our homelessness services are not equipped to deal with an aging population over 50 percent of the folks in our homeless shelters are over the age of 5020 percent over the age of 60 the targeted population that that new development will help to provide services and a housing for we think supervisor is 12r50er8d supportive of this

to sheila could have a write-down of several hundred billion dollars on its u.s. operations.ite-down has to do westinghouse electric units. president says it may reconsider the future of its business. enterprises in japan have fallen. it fell in november. that underscores the challenge the central bank faces. wars" movie isr adding to a record year for disney. it took in over the weekend. this is the first time that has ever happened. is your latest bloomberg business flash. officials raise interest rates for the first time this year and forecast a steeper path for borrowing costs in 2017. for a closer look at investors the year, let's look at u.s. head of interest rates strategy bill o'donnell. great to have you back. >> yes. vonnie: you just said to me a few moments ago you were excited for next year and you think it is going to be a fascinating year in market. give us a little bit more me to that detail? all, we got a macro call on rates expecting higher rates and steeper yield curves. the election was almost a perfect storm because it met deep overbooked conditions and it

sheila nelson paid the difference. >> amazing she was nice enoug to help out. >> it was an instinct. i like to do nice things for people. antoinette: rer provencher was so moved by nelson's kindness that he thenat $552 to help other customers who have trouble paying for their purchases. it keeps going. toys "r" us taking i further. returning provencher's cash and making a donation in the same amount in the family'sname. randy: wow. lots of people paying it forward there. antoinette: yeah. i can do better, i can do better. this is the time you want to top one another. a water main break in boston causing chaos. randy: cleanup going on at this hour. a new ph to move halloween. a trick-or-treat proposal the eyeopener tea ready with news to go. we're in boston and chinatown and boston on beacon hill as well. erika is tracking the donald trump victory tour kickoff. antoette: hurricane season is officially over. it was the first sson to be above normal since 2012. governnt scientists say 15 namedtorms made their way through the atlantic this year. we're talking about a little bit lights. m

it is a sheila e. new -- it is a shiba inu that wears clothing. all of the people who work on it, you have to have the photo shoots, you have your professional photographer. i asked her about her agent end she said i got a new agent. it's like an animal agent. it's an agent for instagram pets. the punch line is it is actually owned by the new york times which sounds crazy but it is actually kind of working its way into the mainstream of the media world. oliver: choosing the right image to encapsulate the new money is to test money issue -- -- new money issue -- guest: there are a lot of different stories and we sort of need to bring them together for the cover. address everyy to single story within the issue, we sort of be to the idea of new money. new money, kind of the opposite of old money, the opposite of old is young. so we went with a baby. oliver: it does speak to the article because you talk about young people, millennials. this one is particularly young but i love the money coming out of the back. guest: there are no babies in the issue,

sheila also says it. dan, sheryl, renee in fact sheryl says i hope you have a blessed christmas. >> i love it. this one is interesting linda responded especially about the business part she used to own a store. she always would say merry christmas and if a customer celebrated a different holiday she would correct her hand she would say well that too. no one ever seemed to mind even with a business. so thanks for spending your morning with us. >> nice way either way. >>> this morning on "today's take," hollywood mega star will smith getting personal, opening up about his new movie, "collateral beauty." >>> and co-host >>> and last-minute christmas gifts that will arrive just in time. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> it is thursday, december 15th, 2016. we've got -- we're so thrilled. our co-host is golden globe and emmy winning star, jane lynch. let's play a little music. >> oh.

and welsh is awaiting trial in bedford, virginia, after murdering sheila and katherine lyons in 1975. the two sisters were last seen walking from their home in montgomery to wheaton mall. their bodies have never been found. >>> and new video continues to come into a live desk from that already. you can see what appears to look like a parking garage there crumbling. this is after that 6.5 quake hit the northern part of the country. hundreds of buildings and more than a dozen mosques were damaged. rescue efforts are underway right now to find the missing. we know that 97 people are confirmed dead. and officials say in the last couple hours that they believe from the look of it that the now, this is happening in the same region where 120,000 people lost their lives after an earthquake back in 2004. now back to you. >>> angie, thank you. and it is 6:48 now. president-elect donald trump will head to ohio state university tomorrow to meet with the victims of last month's attack. meanwhile, he is continuing his thank you tour. he spoke in fayetteville, north carolina, near fort bragg and pro

limitations expired not because the facts and every day failed to - as voted on in the past june sheilat about alive today she's been gone longer than alive two painful for her family and given me permission to speak on her behave they've heard about the use of force policy and the family strongly supports mrofltz from shooting at moving vehicles her family as transformed into a sense of law we need to see sheila grow she was robbed of opportunities to live her life and create a family of her own her 10-year-old niece and nephews on her through photos nothing will bring sheila back but hope this didn't happen we're grateful to the police commission and the bar association for hard working to make sure that bayer officers from shooting 09 vehicles are stopped the q poa stop this from being for the policy the sfpd is not barricade from 1409 at vehicles and this type of - thank you, thank you for being here. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> >> good evening. i'm dean jones a community organizer and work for a local agency that helps deal with your homeless problem not mine your

he is still awaiting murderaiti charges in the disappearance of sheila and catherine. they never came and their bodies with were never found.d. fox5 is tracking metro tonightto and the agency is asking for your help in keeping you moving. the authority opening up its doors for a rare look inside of while the move is shining lightg on how much it's stepping up. they had a dim look on the president who suggested its riders were somehow to blame for metro's problems.s tom fitzgerald is live tonight with more and the finger pointing goes on when it comesms to metro. >>reporter: good evening.ood this was really eye openinging today. a lot of times when you hear about metro on the news it's because something went wrong. today metro was trying to show in terms of fixing the things that could really interrupt your commute. take a look at this. h this was the inside the greenbelt rail yard today wherey we are exclusive along with the other members of the media. what are they doing? they gavee us this up close look at whatat they're called a renewed focus on car inspection. the

let's say, you want sheila jackson lee. let's say they talk about climate change. members of the congressional black congress tomorrow will receive the signatures and public statements of those developing -- demanding this body support the clean power amendment. >> you can put in those words and that will get you to particular small pieces, almost like paragraphs. >> the soldiers were members of the third battalion. of thearmored brigade first cavalry division. these american soldiers were volunteers that swore to protect the united states. >> across the top, we have links. you can find all the clips that people make, they are available for other people to look for. >> i certainly hope it is a ssad. >> i do too, but i don't think so. >> what a bizarre decision by president -- to invite donald trump down there. , therehe far left side are breakdowns much like you would find on any other shopping website. you can say, i want to see a particular person's name. particular senate committee or a tag for policy votes. the left side is very valuable for narrowing down. c-s

sheila jackson lee. >> it's a tough fight but worthwhile fight and has to be done and their capacity to elect the leader of the nation at that time. one thing that i wasn't sure what you were saying but i do want to correct if you had an interpretation that i said that the electoral college was born out of slavery, no it was not started in 1888 but it was started before that. there was hayes and tildon and by the compromise of mr. hayes getting to be the leader of the free world the south received a bonus of removing the union soldiers and the one that protected the southern opportunities for free slaves that were then governs and s senators and congress people and my analysis was that elections have consequences. consequences of the individual that will asend to the office will be major cuts in medicare and medicaid and a tax system that will break the backs of most working americans and elimination of the affordable care act. seemingly ignoring conflict of interest and looking to undermine laws that had a separation of military and civilian. i wanted to make sure that i clarified t

let's say you want sheila jackson lee, and you want stuff on climate change.embers of the congressional black caucus will receive the signatures and statements of those demanding that this body fully support president obama's clean power plan. >> maybe you want ted poe talking about iraq. put in those words, and that will get you to particular small pieces, almost like paragraphs. >> the soldiers were members of the field army regiment, second army brigade combat team of the first cavalry division. these american soldiers were volunteers who swore to protect the united states. >> across the top, we have a of our video clips. you can find clips that people make, available for other people to look for. >> who leaves first, obama or assad? >> i certainly hope it is assad. but i don't think so. what a bizarre decision by the president of mexico to invite donald trump down there. >> then on the far left side there are breakdowns, much like you would find on any shopping website. you could say i want to see a particular person's name, a particular senate committee,

and welsh is awaiting trial in bedford county, virginia, after murdering sheila and kathy lyons in 1975. the two sisters were last seen walking from their house in montgomery county to wheaton mall. the bodies have never been found. >>> the community is rallying around the northwest d.c. pizzaria targeted week. >> they are now preparing for a massive crowd on friday. >> more than 1,000 people plan to eat at the business to show support. edgar welsh opened fire on sunday in the restaurant to self-investigate a fake news story linked to the clinton campaign. he's expected back in court tomorrow. >>> and right now on "news4 today," this picture from a vdot camera shows the arrest of three robbery suspects on 395 yesterday. fairfax county police say these from tysons corner center mall. as police began to investigate the thefts, the thiefs took off to arlington county where they were taken into custody. >>> and fairfax county officials have approved a civilian review panel. they have reports serious misconduct. the police department internal affairs officers will investigate the complaint f

her name was sheila.and she went to rapid city central high school and had to take the baby home for her child development class. this was her assignment for the weekend. i just hung out with her as she went about her daily life. we went to her grandfather's house for dinner. we went to walmart to go christmas shopping because it was just this month. she just had to take care of this baby as if it were a newborn baby. the cries are actual recordings of real babies. timed to real infant schedules. the company tries to make it as lifelike and realistic as possible. carol: when the baby cries or needs a diaper change or is hungry, they have to actually do something with the baby? all that information goes back to the school. >> exactly. so the students -- and it is not just girls, by the way. i followed along with a girl because it was most relevant for the story talking about teen pregnancy, but boys do it as well. the students wear a bracelet. it is like a hospital bracelet. they cannot take it off. it has

they were $5 srt, s that's when the chier stepped in, sheila nelso paid the difference. >> it amazed me that she was ni enough to help out when someone was distressed becae of something so little. >> it was an instinct, i like do nice things for other >> roger provencher was s moved of the kindnes that he donated $552 to help other customers who are having trouble paying for their purchases. toys 'r' us takes it a step further,eturning provencher's cash and then making a donation in the same amount in the family's nam >> there is a holay spirit there. >> i can do better, b in this case, yo know, that's how we want it. neighborhood. >> cleanup still going on at this hour, and new push to mov halloween. the trick-or-treat proposal facing [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. stop by duin' donuts for two k-cup boxes for $1 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99. be noisy. be silent. be near. be joyful. be together. celeate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. america on nkin'. randy: good morning,he eyeopener team ready wi

welch is awaiting trial in bedford county, virginia, accused of abusing sheila and katherine lion lyon in 1975. they were last seen walking from mall. their bodies have never been found. >>> tonight the museum of african-american history and culture is making database was donated to the museum. they showed how anyone can access that information. it was a government agency to help newly freed slaves during reconstruction. 25,000 volunteers created the database that includes the genealogy of nearly 2 million freed slaves and refugees. with samsung in the high profile patent dispute in apple. it was a unanimous decision the justices dolled out. a nearly $400 million judgment in which apple argued samsung copied the iphone's patented design. apple can collect damages from samsung for the infringement of just three specific components of the iphone. not the whole phone. the case is now headed back to a >>> prosecutors have charged the man in a shooting death of a former football player. >> he's now under arrest and in custody after initially being released coming up next, how police are res